The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

'MARYLAND INSTITUTE CHAIINCP.Y LANGDON. of the U. THE SUN. The Exhibition cf Wwitrful Dream, whioh drew toeether so many thoussnas in New York and Boston, "presents one of the choicest attractions of tle ssas-in. BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.

24 SOUTH STREET This Convaar INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMACu li't' FIRE, in the city or country, on the various descriptions of property. HOARD OF ijTRKCTORS: EXTRA OTICE. THE COM PL? FNTA RV RENFFIT r. TO SAMUEL S. SANFORD ib take plane nt the MARYLAND lSTITftTF on TU ESDAY EVENING.

The GIFT CONCERT will take place the same eveninir SpnnmviMir MARRIED, On the 18th instant, by Rev. J. A. Ross, CHAS. G.

WEATHERSTINE to Miss ANN E. PURNELL, all of this city. At Pike8ville, Baltimore county, on the 29th instant, by Rev. Dr. Gibbons, CHRISTIAN L.

DAYHOFF to MiBS SARAH ANN MALLONEE, all of Baltimore county. In Washington city, on the 29th instant, by Rev. James French, S. BOLIVAR KNOX. U.S.

to Miss MARY daughter of -the late as. M. Sek.en. Fredericksburg (Va.) papers please copy. At Fayetteville, N.

on the 22d instant, by Kev. Joseph Huske, JOHN PIASTER, of Baltimore, to MARY AUGUSTA.daughterof the late Lawrenoe Fitzharris, of the former place. DIED, On the 30th instant, THOMAS FINLEY, aged 55 years, a native of County Donegal, Ireland, and for the last thirty-one years a resident of this city. Hisfnendsand acquain tance are respectfully invited to attend his funerl, on to morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his son, James J. Finley, in Garden street, between Madison and Richmond streets.

On the Suth instart. KOSAN NA, aged 19 months, daughter of Jesse and Rosanna Hays. 1 and acquaintauoeare respectfully invited to attend the funeral, to morrow (Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock, from her father's residence, Holluis street, west, of Calhoun tt.reet On the 9th instant, GEORGE GROGAN, in the S2d year of his age, a native of Quesn's County, Ireland, but. for the last eighteen tars a resident of he United States. Requiescat en pace.

On the 2ist instant, Mr3. ALICE CHALK, aged 23 years, 8 months and 20 days, daughter of Mathew and Patent Omce, (the "Young Astronomer," win iie-liver THREE LECTURES on "ASTROOM," on MONDAY. WrlUfiKSMY-IUia fftiUAi EVENINGS, Feb. 2d, 4th and 6th beginning each evening at a quarter before 8 o'olock. These Lectures will be fully illustrated by Diagrams, Paintings, Globes, and will be of an instructive character.

Some twelve or fourteen other Lectures will complete the series. Members are admitted free to all the Leotures, with tu ladies each. public will be oharged as follows: For a full season ticket, admitting one person, "5 For a full season ticket, for a gentlemen and lady 1 (.0 For a gentleman and two ladies to one leoture. 5 For one person to a lecture. T5 Season Tickets may be had at MR.

VANSANT'S Store, us weil as at the Hall. Iroanp Committee on fectures. fjTHErRISliEXILES. The Anirican citi-LkJ? Kens, Irishmen by birth, members of the committee who have just presented to ths President of the United States the Memorial from Baltimore in behalf of Smith O'Brien and others, desire briefly to express, to the friends of the movement, their views on that occasion: tnereforc besolved, That they are deeply indebted to the Ame rica-i citizens bv birth for their warm sympathy and prompt co operation in the etibrts now being made in behalf of Mr. O'Brien and hi fellow prisoners.

HisolffJ, That the citizens by birth, from other countries than Ireland, deserve our thanks for having united with us in this humane enterprise. Resolved, That the honorable reception extended to the committee by the citizens of Washington can r.ever be forgotten by any of us. Not onlv have they di.stinjuished themselves for hospitality, and conferred upon each of us a deep ser.se of personal kindness, but. by their decided course upon this oocasion, tne inhabitants of the capi-al of this great country have pronounced signibo-ntly to ihe world the liigiuty ol the movement which we humbly represented. Rcsoirri, That oar honorable representative, Ths.

Yates Walsh, merits the thanks of his fsilow-eitizens, for his polite attention and thoughtful kindness on this occasion. Kesoh-ecl, That we feel honored and gratified by the reception of the Committee by the memhers of the Cahinet. and by the President of the United States in parfrular. We received from him the assurance that the Memorial should receive at his haniU the attention desired by those who had addressed it to him, and that he would as-ame the office of communicating its character and wishes to the government of Great Britain Xhis is all the Memorial asked, it could ask. The memorialists would nver have consented that the government of the United States should assert, a right or ask a favor from the government of Great Britain, connected with the destinies cf these prisoners, ma manner that might be calculated to hiz-ird the dignity of ourrepuo'ic.

The Irish adopted citizens of these United States have carefully abstained from any treasure that might lead to embroil ttiis country in conflicts abroad. The citizens or our great commercial cities and the people of our great States have, in enormous masses. expresseii tneu mte esr in tne tates tnesa genie men, and their hopes for their pardon They have hoped and believed that, if these expressions of feeling, emanating from such sources, were communi cated to the Queen of Great Britain, she, as the sovereign of a people claiming to be represent ed in their and as a lviy of humane and popular sympathies, would be swayed by them. The Memo-ri'a'iHts have thought the President to be the only proper orgau of conveying their wishes and hopes to the lneen of Great Britain- T' President lias assured the committee, that the Memorial, in its sentiments and purposes, and the Memorialists in their numbers and characters were deserving such a notice it his hands; "that the memorial contains suggestions which are entitled to weight with all just minds: and that, with those whom he is in the habit of consulting on important -questions, he will regard the prmcip'e srt by the great Father of his Country, in he c-i'ie of his companion in arms, Gen. La Fayette; and, that he will consider what can be dor a in aid oi our object, consisrenf I with such We are happy to assure cur Irish fellow citizens, and our generous friends of every c'ass, that tins is the state of things which we Lava flight, aud upon this state of things a'one have ur hopes for the sucn-ss of thin movement rented.

Si R. FELIX TRAINOR, JOHN ER. CHAS. M-COLGAN, WM. COUGH LAN, T.

COYLE. It HUGH O'BRIEN. BALTIMORE DELEGATION TO IJ; THEIR FRIENDS IN WASHINGTON. Tne a committee on the part of he de'e girion to WaFhingten, to present the memorial in favor of Wm. Smith OHSnen, and his illustrious companions in exile, wou'd respectfully bear testimony to the kind and munif cent manner in which the gentlemen corrpisirig the committee were received ar.d welcomed i their errand of charity, and their mission of philanthropy.

Ti lue Chief MasisTae of our country we are under lasting ubiigitlocs, tor the courteous reception which hf? was pleased to extr-d to us; and the kind ss-u-ance that he pave of xertinf ad his personal efforts, the expression of his ardent hope fnat rr-erev ould be sx'euded to those illustrious exiles, filled our. heart with delight, and increased our hopes of ultimate To the Committee of inn who welcomed us'o their ctv. and especially to Col. B. French, C.

McClusky, J. F. Callan. F. Films, Francis Mc-Nerhaney, Tliomis filter.

the Hon. Mr. his Honor the Mayor. Dr. Miller, and Want, cache, Herry and Mohan, ar.d others whose nines we rerret we are unabietc mention, we feel th -arguaec is inadequate 4o expres our sense of grafi tude for their unbounded hospitality, and tiie magnifs banquet tliey had prepared for our euter-aiirrent.

To our worthy Representative in Core-ess. the Hon. T. Yates Wa.sh. we have no language suffie'en-lv strong to express our feelmus of gratitude for the un-tinre assi-luify with which he his labored for tr.e advancement of our c.iuse.

To the hono-abie Sanarors, Gen. Genera' Cass. Jttdge Gen. Sb'eios. and the Hon ieo.

Thompson and Wm. T. Hir tor: mem of the of epresena ve3, who honored us with 'nc-ir presence on tn occasion, and whose warm ex Pression of iJevi rion to our cause have won our last ir.g we freely acknowlett'e that, they have i-eated in the Irish breast a dt-bt of gratitude wiiich time will never cancel. To the Hon. Henry Cly.

the Hon. Joseph K.Chard-t, and t-e Hon. A. P. iJutler, who were unavoidably letaiued indisposition, we return our sincere thinks for the co opera: ion which they were prepared to give, And the interest whic'i liiey raamiet ed in the Kuccess of our movemen'.

To the last of therp.mi!y of Washington, the H' n. George Washington f. Cusis. who, by his presence, has aliistrearound our proceedings, we owe i reverential regard, which wilt linge-- n-oimd oiir me-moie when his e'oijuent hps are liiishpd in deatn. Tothe proprietor of tii2 National Hotel, whose civilities and kind attention to our comfort elicited the admiration of all, the committee teg leave to return their sincere asd heartfelt thanks.

To the worthy President of the Railroad Company. Thos. Swam), and the Commissioner of Public Woiks, Wm. P. Pouder, we aredeep'v indebted for their assiduous a tention to the accommodation of merwliers composing the committee.

In fine, to th citizens Washington, and all cur warm-hearted and enthusiastic friends, whosn unceasing attentions we experienced, we stand indebted for acts of which w-i'l nver be obliterated from mind -s, and which we hope time will soon furrish an occasion to return. EDVvWRD J. CHATTY, M. .1 ER F.M I AH KNXEV, JMES J. LAWN, FRANCIS M.

HAUGHMAN, OU'KN JACOB G. OA VIES, SOLOMON HILLEN, RICHARD FRANCE. It HANSN THoMaS, M. D. fTT" For the Baltimore Sun.

1 J-S A.N UKDlPiR AUh. was passed at he st sea sion of the City Council, and approved 9, 1851 which prohibited tne saie of toods. wares and mer chandize in the eeversl market houses oi this city 1'revioiis to trie passage ol that ordinance the mnrk-t houses and spaces adiacent were made the reeeDtiolps oi aii Ki-ios oi gfnios, aim poor women were employed. ii nominal compensations', ro atrenu io me sales, by veailhy owners who purinsed 4heir goods bv w-bo'o- sale. Tho disastrous of this practice on the store Keepers oi rue city were so severely felt 'h'tf.

man? small ueile were either compelled tore im-iuicsd irei or io ooniinue ar, su ps were aiini.sn rninoii-i. ee nsr run tice of relieving this c'as of citizens, the ordinKncp aliove referred fo was passed by the City Council. A memorial is now before the Council for its repesl, and he petit. oners modestly demand that they shall be permitted once more to erect their st the store along tne market streets, that hev may ruin Tlio39 eisagea in trie transaction ol a fair business This effort to repeal tne ordmamo is resisted bv 'h 11 i 111 iiiij ucii i.u HHP ne I tween the parties. I have no doubt lint members i ct iu.it in the m'itter, una r.ave.

tiiere ore. no spnre- iii tt tne law i i repeaicu i uo not Know a yj'isrt ground upri which its repeal cai lie r.sked tor it our market are to be converted intr ola-jes for the retail ol dry goods and other merchm dize, we might as ws.ll a portion r.f our wavs for the same purpose. End thus estab'isli a kind oi merchants, from the pivmem of rent, and privileged to sell in all the streets of the sity inn er ons license, under sv.eh system what would become of the nnances of the Tha da preciatton tho value of property would dimirish the amon- ot toxas, or rentier real estate oi no vaiua It iuld be just as proper to asK the use ot tne Paveii ents the sale oi m'-r- hinuiza na (tie user! the market houses. Ieitiier were lnfcnaea for any such purpose nor shouid rhev bs so applied. 1 he same reasons t.hut induced the passage of the ordinance, apply withequal iorco ar tne roirs ronnaumoe.

Its repeal w. lifnrfi. a few who want to escape the cost of rentinz stores, ii would ne cestroctive ol tiie inte. rests of numbers who are laboring to obtain an honest livpiiiioo-a i iotuioi o-iyi- Among tne email retanera ol the city are many fa- mt.es, who re: upon their business for the support of themselves and families. They are bow enabled to get a one stiecessiuoy.

ana ro rear rneir cn; oren in re spectabil.ty. But it is doubtful whether tliey could mtinne tuns pro'ierons tiie oruinnnoe imnr.ir.iiwf were repealed, way should they ar.d others la sbI cted to tfia experimorit: Why eratiiv a tew close- fisted individuals, who want to earrv on business with out expense, when, by so doing, serious injury rr.ay be innieieu upon mentor nui iri'i inounrriousinuiviciiiisr I hope that tha City Council will adlieie to the ordi nance as it exists, i extend its provisions as askea for It W.lAb VISITING ASSOCIATION 'L-i OF THE L1HEKTY FIRE COMPANY 1 he msmhers ci the above Association ar9 requeffed to ntt-nd tli9 meeirg on this (Saturday) t.vr.-NTNG, 31st inst. Punetual attendance is u.T order. jus. MVl l.htt.reo.

it FORT IE aoknowiedge tiie receiptor K3 two barrft'Kof lijur, iiom E. PREECE, for the bciif fit of the poor membersof Asbury Church, ior widen iney leei grareini io tire uonnr. fl-RELIGIOUS NOTICE. The KEV JOS it NESfJITTwill Preach in tiie ASSOCIATE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Courtland street.

TO-MORROW (Sabbath,) 31st instint. Services to commene8at.ll o'clock, A. id 3 cioct. P. JM.

Tim public are respectfully nm'ted to attend. rrR" CHURCH NOTICE. ST. ANDREW'S Kj tH UKttif. High near Baltimore street, Rev.

J. CAMPBELL WHI TE, Rector, will be open for servica on every Mj A at A. and st 7 P. M. Also, on eveiy WEDNESDAY EVENING at 7t o'clock, commencing tha first Wednesday in February.

Rector's Residence, N.W. orr. Frank' in and yt. Paul street. iaZ4-at-st MARKET BOSTON AfcSUCI A-TION.

The reeuiar meetinar r.f the Associa tion will be held at ths Hill of tha F.r.cine House cn THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7 o'olock. Punctual attendance is requester) Br order. LOUIS A. SANTMYER, 2-eosATtf Secretary. rY5BALTIMORE7JAN.

23. 1652 Order No. 42, II Herid Quitters, Firtt Rifla Regiment, M. I. Th3 COLUMtU KIFLEM EM will "meet nt their Armory, on MONDAY EVENING NFXT, Feb.

2d, at 7 o'eloctr, P. for the purposed electing Second Lieutenant of said Company, and filling other vacancies. Bor.lrof COL. GEO. PETERS.

JOHN W. DAVIS. Anting Adi't. jai-ThpSt-MSt DOTATOES: POTATOES'? White Mercer POTATOES, of thbest quality, ior sale, in lots to suit, by F' LINN No. 9 South street.

IsPereona in waul of boinc.tiiing hne are invited to tail, j3i- 'at BALTIMORE, SATYRDAY, JAN'Y GU1S02. Impohtant Movement is tkk Vjhgisia. Legislature OaAVedsesday, in Use Virginia House of Delegates, Mr. McDonald submitted an order, which wai laid over, directing the eomrnutee of ejurts of justice to enquire iuto and report upon the expediency of a Jint resolution, instructing the Attorney General of the commmwealth to institnte a suit against tbe AA'ire Suspension Bridge Company ol the city of Pittsburg, in the State of Pennsylvania, against the Moaongahela City Bridge Company, in the State of Pennsylvania, and also against the Brownesville Bfidgs Company, in the State of Pennsylvania all of said bridges, it is allejed.cb tuiicting the navigstioa of the Moncngahela river tu the people of Virginia. Exposure and Sutfkrusg.

Captain Simmea, who lives at Pope's Creek landing, in Charles county, Md accompanied by u. colored man, cn Monday of last week to cross the Potomac river in an open boat. They had rowed about Imlf 'way, when their boat became fastened in the drifting iee, and in this perilous situation they remained until Tuesday evening, having been exposed thirty-six hours to the coldest weather we have had this winter The Port Tobacco Times says "The only means they hid of keeping themselves from freezing to death was a small oven, in which they kept a little firs by breaking oft" such portions of their bo.t as cculi bo spared. They got ashore at Swan Point, by crawling anon the iee, after bavin? spent hours of intense'taffsring waiting for the ie to freeze sufficiently ctrong to bear them. Both v( them are badly The Wxkult Sun of to-day is a comprehensive and highly interesting number.

It has a thrilling story entitled a "Carious Page cf Family History;" a Christmas Sketch by Dickens; an exciticg original narrative cf a Panther Hunt in the Mountains of Virginia; Mr. Stansbury's lecture on the World's Fair; conclusion of the Forrest Divorce trial; several choice pieces cf Pcotry; Ssasocable Agricultural articles; editorials on various subjects; cor-. Teapondence from many quirtere all tbe news cf the week, foreign and domestic, general miscellany, market reports, money matters, Ac. We therefore feol justified in saying that the present issue of the Weekly is a great number, ana vet with the arrangements we have now in pro gress we expect ere long to eclipse all former efforts. The number for to-day contains also the two weeks later California news to January 1st brought by the Prometheus, and arrived just previous to going to pre's.

Tbe subscription price for the Weekly is only SI per annum, or it nwy be had for 3 cents per copy, in wrappers for mailing, or with out them, at the San effios counter. Caketiss Concealed Weatoss. The Phila. delphia Ledger, referring to the proposition before the Baltimore City Councils, to r.xm the city police, and to petition the legislature to make the carrying of concealed weapons pnnishp.b: with imprisc; ment, says both of the se measures have been adopt ed in Philadelphia, and the effect has been saluta. ry.

In a properly governed cormninity no indi vidual is nnder the necessity of carry "ng concealed weapons for his own protection, and the fact ought to be considered rs proof of some criminal intent The practice is foolish, dangerous, and mischiev ous, and ought to be made criminal. Ths Mubder is Washington Cousty We published yesterday a brief paragraph from the Ha- gerstown News, statirar that a murder had been committed at Dam No. ti. vve nave since learned mat a iraeaa occurred in a drinkiDg home somewhere in that vicinity, be tween an Irishman named MeDimety, and an Eng lishman, name not ascertained, which resulted in th death of the latter at the hands of the former. MeDimsty immediately gave himself up to the au- moriues.

rnis is me muruer, we presume, re ferred to by the News. Missing Emigrant Vessels Three Vssels, with nearly one thousand emigrants, which left tie port of Dablic, for Ne York, early in October last, have not since been heard of, and very serious apprehsnsiors prevail for their safety. We learn from a late Eneliah paper, that the ship Senator, with upwards cf 30 immigrants on board, which sailed from Liverpool on the 5ih of Novr m-ter for ew York, had arrived at fan 1 on the in distress, having teen dismasted in a violent gale, which she encountered 10 or 12 days leavicj the British chancel. She had been buaeueJ aoost on tr.e ocean lor nearly a mor-tfs, ana to doubt there was immense senericg on board. Hanover Branch Railroad.

Gov. Bigler, of Pennsylvania, on Thursday vetoed the bill passed by the Legislature, authorizing the Hanover Branch railroad company to borrow more. The cbjee-tiona were to what he conceives a dsfect in the pro visions of ths bill, in net restrictiEs; the amount of the certificates cf the loan to Slot), so as to prevent eertifieatea under that amount from being usei te a circulating medium. The bill was subsequently taken np, the defect remedi? and the bill re-pas-ed. Maryland Appointments bt the Postmaster Cessral.

Joseph T. Brown, postmaster, Cherry-Hill, Cecil vice Joha W. Simpers, resigned. William H. Valliant, postmaster, Oxford, Talbot county, vice Thomas Watts, resigned.

Samuel Peieock, postmaster, Millirgton, Kent county, vice J. A. Boyer, resigned. PR07. Anderson, having effered, a fsw days ago.

in New York, two valued at SCuO, for the two beat original ennendrnms. hssslrssdv racivd upwards ot two thousand, several of winch are from Baltimore. The decision is to be made on Friday evecirg nsxt. Sadden Death On Snnday evenicg last Mr John Brabaker attended divine service at Rociy Spring meeting house, about two miles from Frederick, Md and, after service, started cn his way home, about one mile distant. In a few minutes after re-aching his dwelling he fell dead.

Arrest at Cumberland. A man named Wil liam Frickier, from Philadelphia, has been arrested at Cumberland, charged with robbing the trunk of Mr. Roberts of 8127 in gold, and also with altering an order on Dr. McKvg from S3 to S13 The Cumberland (Mb Hose Company have adopted reaolations expressive of their high regard for the Rev. Mr.

Obemyer, at present pastor of St. Vincent's Church, in this city, but formerly a member cf the company. Ths Tariff Resolution of the New Jersey-Legislature, askirjg for additional duty on coal and iron, Wis passed in the Home on Wednesday, by a vote of 43 yeas and 14 nays; 2il Democrats voting for 14 Whigs. The nw were all Democrats Railroad Accident. On the 22 instant, engine and tender of the Mount Sivsje traic were thrown off the track, five mites above Cumberland.

A ithough both were considerably damn ed, no other injury was suffered. Mississippi U.S. Senators. It is now said the Mississippi legislature will, at its present session. fill the vacancies in the senatorial terms of Col.

Da vis and Uen. oote, but it is douutiul a senator for the full term wi.l be chosen. Remission of Dcty. It is stated that the committee cn commerce in ih-o Honso of Representa tives, win report tivor ot remitting-tno duties on the goods destroyed by fire in the city cf New York in 1513. Col.

IIanbt, for a long time a citi zen of Worcester coanty, Mi and late the Indian Agent jt tha "Osage River Agency," is on a visit to Slow IlilL North Carolina The Whig Stata Conven tion is to be held at Ralaigh, April 2S. The State Convention of the democrats meets at Raleigh, Msy4. W.x. F. Ceoss is the name of a person arrested at Frederick, charged with fitterepticar to pass cruiteifeit St notes on the Bark of West- tuirster.

A petition has bten prraente 1 to the Pcsc- syivania Senate, for a lw to prevent the Philadel phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Compa ny from runriitg Ihtsr engines cast of the behuyikill river. 43. li r.n" I the throughout the has delighted and deeply 1 I luiot raiva iaio auu 11. uululuo. i iiu ry piece ol "Ingomar," fone of the very best pieces ev6r performed on our boards,) in which she personates Par-thema, the Greek Madan, drew out last tight her ex quisite powers in a high degree.

She is well supported by McFarland as the barbarian. The same play is repeated to-night, when Mrs. M. will also appear in the da8hir-S come caaraetcr cf Lady Freelove. Saxfoed's New Obleans Opera.

TKorpsgive iut two more performances at Carroll Hall, this even ing and Monday. The Benefit of the Manager, and last eppaaranos of the Troupe, will tae at the Maryland Institute on Tuesday mg.ir. This Musecm presents its uoual good share of at tractions to-night, with Owens in two of the three pieces. readers will notice in another column that out A a lof c. i vc i tir-k i nit, iiiiei uaiion- for Febiuary.

Harper's is also due to-day. The Police Gazette this wwli is unusually rich. Theotfice loi the magazines and newspapers is next door to the Sua opace, Ovrutr Buluii.ors aud Svutu r-T? tctttt price 2 cens, or SI per 100 In- the JrniLK. na prayersreooinrnt-na-cdtobesaii in the Station Churchex, with tue las-toral letter ol the Most Rev. Arohbisiiop prchxed, together with everv variety of Friyr, M' dilation, p.nd eroticnal BeaJts, suitable for theexre.ises ot the Jubilee.

For sa'e st. very low paces by Murphy Booksellers, 173 Baltimore st. Trn? Catholic Mirror, of to-day, pontams a lengthy and complete report of the proceedings con-n-oted with the visits ol the dleations to the 1 resident of the United Stares, in belialt of the Irish exiles; the several address delivered; the Teply ot the 1 re BiOer.t, and the proceedings ot the banquet. Hedian at O'Brien. s2 Baltunore street.

The Office of the New York Daily Herald, Tribune and Times, and general agency lor all the Magazines and Wefkly Newspapers, is iu the Sun Iron Jjuildins, next door to the Sun Newspaper ortice. Dagcesreotype of Kossuth. Mr. Whitehurst, the celebrated dV.guerreotypist, of 3W Hroadway, Ims now, at his ealiery, a splendid and superb Likeness or the great Hnnsarinn. It was tsken at Wasliuigioti city, we heaeve, by one of Mr.

bert artists, and is said to be tha only correct Portrait of the great Kossuth existence. JSew York Sumay Mercury, Jan. Just received from Mr. Whitehirst's gallery in Washington, the best Likeness of Miss Julia Dean which has ever been taVen. Also, from his New i ork Gallery, a Portrait Mrs.

E. N. Forrest; and many other distinguished persors, which the pub 10 can see, bj calling at his Gallery. 505 Baltimore street. Exhibitions of every kind can have Mammoth Posting Kills, Printed in spiendul styles, at "The printing Oifice," where a 1 kinds ol Job Printing is executed beautifully, cheaply and quickly, for cash, third story of the Sun Iron Budding.

Those who do good 'to their fellow man are always respected: tr.en how much respect nnd esteem is due to the inventor of the celebrated Vegetable Bitters, manufactured and sold at No- S3 Baltimore street, which have rendered thousands happy oy restoring them to neiltlu Scarlet Fever usually commences with nausea and s.oKness, great thirst, headache, redness of the eyes, In two or threedsys a prickling sensation is experienced, and an eruption of a fiery redness begins to appear, first the 'ce nnd srpis, and finally a uniform redness covers the whole body. la cases of Scarlet Fever, Wright's Irdian Sugar Frosted Pills should be taken every night on going to bed, in su'-h doses as to produce copious evacuations by the bowels. Thir course, if prorerly folif-rsd up. will in a short time subdue the most violent attack of Scarlet Fever, at the same time the digestion will be improved and the blood completely purified. For sale br Isaac P.

Cook, 76 Baltimore street; R. Farnham, Washinston City; A. H. Hunt, Frederick: T. Bogne.

Georger.o-vrn; Cook Peel, Alexandria nd bv Druggists and dealers generally. Wholesale office, lo9 Race street, Philadelphia. Testimony in Favor cf Dr. M'Laxe's Liver Pills. -It would he easy to fill a volume with certifi cates ot the excellence ot this medicine.

Wherever it has had a trial it has msile itsetf popular. We have inour possession hundreds of orders like the following: "Yarysuurgh, N. Y. Dec. 10, 1347.

"Messrs. Kidd Your traveling Eireiit left with ms a short time since a quantity of Liver Pills. The whoie lot sotd very rapidly, and gave the highest satisfaction. Indeed it is considered tue best medicine of the kind every ottered lor sale, fiease send me auother suppi as soon as possible. W.

H. Ains worth," by druggists generally. The French Government has a Na'ional Printing thfice. in winch there sre over one hundred press es, i ne rruitiug tuirti oi the tun iron Building, thousn not nice so extensive, stui has great er facilities than any oiiiee iu the city for supplying the pnhae wita PiHiii and ornariisnfai Printing, of every in uncjua e-tstyies, atvery low price jjlor CFvSiI. Mill's Cr.

ra the nofle tk'zes, in 'hr great January Lottery, which traw3 tins day at 5 P. M. Tins splendid scheme will no doubt command the attention of all; ths chances for a priza cannot be excelled 73 Nos. placed in the wheei and It: drawn cir, thus giving ltj prizes and My 12 blanks in packages. The larze prizes lead oil' with for te caoital; 6 others of eu.0sii eacn: otners oi So.coi each: 6 others of each; 10 of io of 61i Oo; i' oi in ot ff ta i prizes oi each.

is.c Tickets 5-20, halves sio, quarters S3, eighths S3 5-j. Tne draw ing st five o'clock, when the cash will be promptly paid for pnzrs by Milter corner of jjd.timore and 5t. ran: streets. Well Calculated to fill rp Empty Pock ets- The Grand Priza Lottery preente.i by Mil ler Co. for to-day, preseuts great attractions for purchasers, lnis immense Jyttery no's up prizes one and a quircer miiiiCESot uol ars.

Toad venrurers. we say, secure your tickets trom JMi.ler s. who daily turn over to customers ''hand some ratnrrs lit The Attention of Every Ticket Buyer iri'I b3 drawn to tnis day's miuuno Lottery; consequent ly, i.co.ets ui scl! raiiui inere-ore, wno wis. a nance in tms masfincont ait iir snou crop early i nere are prizes oi iiiis ve the lowest value of three d-awn rnrr.ber tickets. rA ssanee oa the cart cf ad venturers to Mil'er Co jtreat Loner will assure them that i.

deciJed.y the richest ari'iir that been presented fo a tone time, i ne entases tor pnzei are good reco! la Nos. vrill be drawn out, linking 1 i prizes CHI RCH. The Rev. i La, Ph.Hr w'tl prencn tne Ca'vert reet Cnurch.on i-uniiav MOTf NING.at 11 o'clock. and tne evening at 7 o'clock Subject the eveaing: ilevi valisrh Cause iih Cure." If 2 jr.itL3.".l.r.ji 11 livnje service wir r.e at tne rice ot wstrp i.

19 SOU TH STR KKT, (over tne EqfitnKe In-s i.arios Coir.DiTiv's oiliee.l on Td-MOSH I i S.m liiy MORNING, o'c ne'-r. Owing to indispo- sition the Kev. H. oreester wul preach on! tlie forenoon. it "THE KEY.

MR. MULLEN will PREACh on KOW, i in 'fie ClTUECI OF THE iMMACCLATE CONCEPTION, Of" Ros aiiU Mo5nertreer-. after the Serrtirit; there wui be a LOLLLGTIO.N, to be given to Insn Lriiversity. it; KEV. MR.

PETO.N will preach on -TU-MUKKUtt Sunday tn ST. PETER'S rch. at tne ooenine ot rfce JLRILKE. Thr will he a lecture at Vespers. The nwrninr lecture a) 3 o'clock ind the evening lecture at 7 o'clock, wii! tie given Dy Kev.

Mr. it! rSBLTUi()Rf-: CITY STATION. MIS SiJJlAK yS. Sev. Jr.

JTRP.IN- ci i orK, wi.i praon nrrre i.iutli KbfcT CHURCH. on'lO MORROW, (Sunday) at eleven a. Kev. Joirt Miller at the WESLEY at the fame hour: and Rev. John Poisal at the same at 7 o'clock-, f.

Kev. John f'oiSAL at the KUTAW STRKFT uo ciocx, A. ai and Kev. hkxs- m.ttrr attne sune place, at 7 O'clock. P.

31, Vjf Rev. Dr. Or bin will driver a Ad dreRt LIGHT STEEET CHURCH, on TO-MOR ROW Saboafh at 3 P. M. The public are respectiauy mviieu zo atter.u.

"Or PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEKTi i Tne members oi MONUM ENTAL of tti? I. O. of hold Rrt EXPEKI- No. 2 KM-'t; on (Sunday) AM at 3 o'clock, in tiie SALOON of tt lum abi r.n a i.L, corner oi reuenck and Fav ette streets. The puc-lic are respectful It invited "to atenl.

A committee wi 1 ba in attendance to provide seats for tie ladies. By order cf If COMMITTEE. Is A COLLECTION will be taken up in the Emory M. E. Church, on TO-MORROW l'a hath; aid oi the Missionar Cause.

it ryf-POLEM I UN If OF BALTFMORE-Jt Tr.e SECOND EETlNG of theabivt Institution wnl be held THIS Saturday KVKM-Vil. January 31, at 7V o'clock, at KECHABITE HALL, ayette between way a ad rederiik. The debate wiil be continued on fhe question, Would the U. S. Government ba justifiable in inlerfsrinsf to oreven the intervention of foreign powers in a i trugzle for freedom in Europe:" The disputants, delegated from the saverai Societies, will ple-S3 ba punctual in their attendanp.

Ths pub ic ar.i repectf'uiiy invited to attend. Br order, J. S. SUMNER, Sec'ry. It nf-y-FREEDOM OF SPEECH.

L1COTURE on the Laws of State.snowing the causs of crime, at li), 2 sad 7o'ciofic. in fie HALL, opposite lli Hanover Market, NEXT SABBATH. The subier-t Christianity and Infidelity will le at 3 o'clock, P. M. The Mavor and City Council, tjrand the pabha generally are invited to attend.

Yf- WATCHMAN FfRE COMPANY. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the Comranv wn! h'dat trie Hau of the Company, on MON HA EVENING, Feb. 2d, Members wiil piease be tual id tijeiratteiitiaiice. By order. jlii -2t." P.

AULD, Sec'ry. OWLS I Vou are hereby re- KB quested to irt Rt No. KO Thames street, on THIS Snrda? EVEN INS, to attend a ftpeeiat nieet'ng ol tne lock, at h-nl past seveu "'elock. All 'Owls" in gxd stindir.g.and havi az sro-d wim-u. am requested to itteid.

By order rf tie ULU jJiOiiV, SJ. JJ. nrard Screech. rF UNION IH'i Lf)I NG ASSJ I a 'i'H INT'TIi? iS FAST ELECTION Ol- OFt ICERSof this Atemian f--fhe enfiing ye3r wi'l rak place on MONDAY NIGHT, 2d February, 1K52. at ths Schooi Room attached to the Caroline sre? Ciiurc'n.

It is desirable that every member ijou.d attend. By oruer, P. GORSUCH, j31-2r Secretary. A THE UAU TIM ORK COUNTY BUILDING ASSOCI ATION wit! be held on MONDAY EVENING NEAT. 2d February.

at Union Hall, corner of street and Tnpolet'g receive the second installment a-d sell tliefands in hand All jo: iioiders would promote tiieiri by joining this at once, as is fo-mprf Tnhiiva. ly their Iwnfcftt. JOHN FOX, Sac. j3l-2t RIGHTS AND WANTS OF THE PEO PLE. GIVE US PURE WAT EH AMI LIGHT AT REASONABLE ATES.

Citizens. do yoa wih uch to be the cate every one. ncii or poor, witiiont distinction, shall be furnished at equi- tahie rates. torward, sign tne memorials to the Council, for the passage of the resolution, leavire the tnn to the deeieiou of the People tit the LI.OT--ROX. A Memirwl is placed in tlm Korundaof the E.tchaize.

the Clipper, Argus. ard over Town gei.eraliy. ja-jl -t. I ij i CE. nc? T'l V.

lIl'MUKHsi OF THK ViBliiirc Kyin.ymr.u i t. a rv A. TiONS OF THE CITY OF HALTIMORE.be-ini deeiio'ja ol iiting in rayin! he sut ot io tneir ororner, JUSiii'rt CEPHAS, who met his death while nobly attemptir.c the hiiu ma u-uui wituu 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t3 ol a drowning cluiJ. do hereby adopt the following re- Sil.lltlOCS I r.e members of the various Associations will n'ease meet, in one o'clock.

at the Rooms of Mil. J. FORTUNE, Courtlard street, to the funeral of their inta brother ami I he nueU division of the Sdes cf Temperance. 1). A.

Payne Association. St. Thomas' Association. Mt. Lebanon Association.

Oiive Branch Assoc.at.oa, and all other iendly As sociations. tha Grand Council, acd the public in general. I ne several oruers win appear in iun repana. ISTemriers of tho various Ass will pieasn 1 punctual ia their attendance, ss it is desirous the fa-nerril ehall take place at tlree o'clock. Tnere will be an l)i-icoursr delivered on theoceision.

Membersid thn various Choirs are re spectfully invited to umta in paying this last tribute of respect to ono whse acia, though he bo acad, speak-eth. By order of the committee. If? DAK 1173 STOKES. Secretary. rpS-BASIL ROOT, IS ANNOUNCED ILi AS A CAN Dl DATK FOR MAYOR OF THE C1TV OF HAL TIMI1RH.

(siibientto rl.a-iU oision of the Democratic ilonvention,) by li't MAN DEMOCKATS, J. 1. COHEN, PRESIDENT Win. Frick F. V.

Alricks, W. F.Worthing-J. King, ton Joshua I. Cohen, J.Birckhead, Jr, A Taylor, W. G.

Harrison, S. T. Thompson, Geo. R. Vickers, S.

O. Hoffman, David S. Wilson, Wm, Gilmor, 1 j. i eojiiJiic FRED K. WOODWORTH, Secretary.

ZJ.ALLAGIIER'S JbOOK-KKEPI and writing rooms, 209 Baltimore st. The system pursued bv Mr. G. is well calculated to qualify a person for the duties of the counLng room. Each student receives separate instruction.

Marsh's hitest edition ot Book Keepirg for sale. Circulars can be had as above. Open from 9 A. M. to 9 P.

M. jfit-3rr; HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS. S. BE VAN No. 6 N.

CHARLES 4 doors above Baltimore Would inform their customers and buyers gene-al'y, that they have on hand a full asorf merit of HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS, with Richardson's and Barklie's best FA MILY LIN ENS, in every quality, winch fhey are offering fit low prices. Prick System. j31-3flr iitlSA-t 15 A KGAt it OM AUO'l i Oil! fine 6 4 MERINOES, all colors, at 50 ets, worth T5: beautiful Mousselin de Laines, at 18 cents; 6n(t SlIAW iA on hand, that must lie sold at prices from ijl to $1); Gents' Linen Bosorn SHIRTS, a very superior srticle at 25. worth S2. CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, Heavy Cotton and Wool CARPETING, atSTi cents, worth 37; splendid ail wool r.t end 625.

woir.ii 75; best facility three ply do. at 874, worth gi 25. A very large lot cf FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, from 2 to SO xeet wide, at about half pric Rag and List Cr-petiiyr, cheap; and p.rjy cuanti: of chap Goods at PEOPLE'S STORE, i5 Lexington street, i doors fcbove Howard street, jSl -tfr; N. HYDE. fs Don't forget CA RPET KALL, tfair.

LAU1ES' CLOTH AND VELVET CLOAKS. We have reir.aiKing on iiand a lew CLOTH AND VELVET CLOAKS, SACKS, Sec, of the best materia! and choice styles, which, in order to close, we will sell at some price within the next ten days. We offer at low prices LADIES' CASHMERE CLOTH FOR CLOAKS; yard wide MANTILLA VELVETS; Cardimere LONG SHAWLSi rich embroidered Crape Shawls; Long and Square Bay State and other Woolen Shawls; embroidered LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, a splendid assortment, much reduced in price. VVeare offering decided bargains in many styles of Goods, -vrtich W3 ar desirous of closing before taking stock. HAMILTON EASTETl jSl 213 Baltimore street.

REAL SELLING OFF, ANT) NO Ml ANT) NO MTSTAJrR. AT TIIE CORN OF HOWARD AND AYETTE STREETS. The subscriber has this day determine to sell off ad bis Stock of Fall and Winter GOODS, and has put them down to such pneas a3 will make tiem sell, and gives notice order that his customers in Old Town may not bs excluded. He will sell De Laines for 61 and 1SJ cents that lie has been selling heretofore lor Xih and 25; CALICOES for 8 and 10 that he has been selling for 12J and J4A; and everything else in ths sarre proportion. Also, Pjiankcts at half price, lie would respectfully esk a clil of a'l ineearchef Cheap Goods at the CORNER OF HOWARD AND A VETTE.

HO LINGS WORTH. j3l-'ltr aAhK.O:'i, HKhl) WHOLESALE DEAL 12ES in DR GOODS, No. IT SOUTH CHARLES STREET, Keep constantly on hand a furze and well assorted particularly adapted to city trade, to which they invite the attention of dealers. jaSl-tfr SPLENDID GOLD WATCHES. LATEST STYLES OF JEWELRY.

ELEGANT FANCY GOODS. ALBATA WARE; superior English Plated Ware; reach Carcel Lumps, For sa'e the very lowest prices by CAN FIELD, ROTHER H. .01 3 BALTIMORE STREET, Corntr af CharlM L'lNh: GOLD WATCHES. W'e hard now on hand a few very superior GOLD WATCHES, for Ladies and Gentlemen. WATCH REPAIRING don promptly, snd warranted, by SAM'L KIRK is.

SON', Gold and Silver Smiths, Jo'-t 172 Baltimore street. M. HARHM C'l'fc HUO 'S EW LOOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY, No. 82 cor. of SARATOGA.

Ham, Fancy, and Ornamental Gilt Looking- Giacs and Picture Frames; Window Cornices, Bracket Ta-hies, with every description of Gilt work. Also, Fancy wood Frames. Old work neatly re gilt. Tern: low. Orders promptly attended to.

js3t tFl3r RlUil JiWBUli, MhVtK. f.NO PLATED WARll.txC.-i.E, WARMER. Gold and S(7-verwvth. No. 10 forth Gnu street, has just opened a rich assortment of fire JEWF I embracing a variety of styles and patterns of Brooches, Esr Rings, Bracelet, Finger Rings, LnihYs' and Gentlemen's Giiams.

Pencils and Pens. Cuff Pins, Back ea. Miniature Lockets, which areofied ca the most o-commoda'ing jgi tfr: 'THIS IS 'fotflVE NOT) OK, That tne J- has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Baltiir-or City, letters testamentary on the estate of ROBERT SON. late of IhA said titv. Honoocro.i All persons having claims against the said estate, are irer, warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers tiereof, to the subseriner, on or before the 1st day of ugust, 135: they may otherwise, bv law, be excluded Lorn all benefit of said estate.

A 11 persons indebted to sfiiu estate are req uesrec to mane lmrreaiate pameut Given under ay haul, thi 31st day of January, 135 j31-law4f! ROBERT LAWSO.x", Ex'r. CLI EGUGH'S TRICOPHE ROL S-TTh article Wiil elicctuaiiy remove ssurf or dandruri'. and i a la'" a cer'ain cure for t-aldncss and grev hair. For kh'p b- IAS. M.

mir. l. B-Tirimorg al- A CJ iSi VyH EELER'S TEARERRV TOOl'H vvXiJ immediate and elfectual cure for the too'h iol a preserver the tee'h and gums in th ben state of health. For Eale by .1 A ES M. HA1G, No.

131? st. iSi-tf s'HE DISTANT AFFLICTED wiifpiMs rot'ic th ce'obrnted "HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINtri URE" is for sale by Gilkerson, Winchester, Ferry Schaefer Fred enck City; Stoft Washington City Strecker, RiehmoRo; Jones 1'etersbiirgii; Goodiran. An- napi-bs-Hathaway. Norfolk: B. tush.

Portsmouth: Jerkins a. Eilieott's Mills: Morris York: Crist, Hagerstown; Reese. Westminster. Pamphlets srasjajtl-ifr MORTIMERS, Ai BRA DR.VISTAR'S HA" SAM of WILD CHERRY" 1 r.01!' the Fail Rivpr Monitor, Tms medicine, prpuiirpil hr a inni Yr.Arlon.oH oi skilful physician, tested and approved by a great number of intelligent, distinguished and respectable persons ia various parts of tha country, is now received, and uspd with entire confidence and gre success bv tnose siilicted with pulmonary complaints, it ia also recommended as a valuable m'edicitie for other diseases, such as colds, coughs, and particularly diseases ii-jflc is coi-sumpi loi. I RTAN FltOM CANADA.

m. Quebec, July 24, IMS, To all who are f-fflicted with Asiinp: 1 have at Ulflerent times been nillin'Ad vrith colds, which produce in mrcpf tie Asthma 1 hv. on these occaior.s. ued DR. BALSAM OF I LI) CHERRY.

Two years ne-n I wnn sick, so much so that I could not ezt at nights. 1 pio-oii'ed of the agett of this city, a iiottle of this Balsam of ud Cherry. Before I had taken the whole of it felt relieved. 1 continued tAkins it. until 1 hmi three cr four bottles, which completely cured mt.

Th present season I took another severe cold, and imir. iately resorted to th 3 Baissm, and a nsrt of one hot rif had tha desired effect. I therefore cheerful! reconi-mnd my friends and ail others who npl ir. t.itr, medicine for their coughs ar.d colds, and nartioiilar! tha Asthma. ronfs.

William McGraih. Nona geruine unless signed I. UUTTS. For saie by Caxby Ba rtlrtt. cornpr r.r riin.

bard and Light streets: also bv Smith Sr Aftinaon 283 Baltimore E. H. Stabler 120 Pratt Dr. E. H.

Perkins, corner of Baitimore and Grepn sts Reese Coulson, Baltimore J. F. Perk'ns Green and ranklin sts Seth Hance, ins Baltimore and corner of Piatt and Charles Geo. H. KeerU S23 Baltimore Jas.

Perkins, 130 Howard Baltimore Abo, by R. Patterson. Washington, D. John Pierpoint, Alexandria; Gama Wood, Richmond, Va: G. J.

Fischer, Frederick, Md R. D. Johnson. Cumberland. Md r.

llar. man, Winchester, E. J. Stansbury, Annapolis. iM and rtriiegists cenprallr everywhers.

irlf-fitif oMFOUND COD LIVER OIL CANDY An efiectua! remedyfor Cough. Colds. Cold in thn Head. Hoarseness. Bronchitis.

Soreness of the Catarrh, and all diseAses of the and Bronchial Atleidions. Thia nrf is reoommeadaj in ail cases of Consumption. rn)ievin the couslitnt disposition to cough, and promoting ex-pectcration. Parents will find it an invaluable remedy for their children in cases of Whooping Cousrh and ib Thos. Pitt, Messrs.

Read, T. C. Hookins, and be Druggists throughont the city, State and District cf CoiiimhiH gnfirnijy'. f.F1? I l.iilii.,,, 1. I i nij i ai.i i i virtus novuT i 1 1 Of two of the Justicesof Peace of the State of iryland, insnrf the suit of John B.

Cannon se, one sno irancis nenr.eit, trading underthe name and firm of Cannon, Bennett aainf: the goois nnd chattels, lands aud tenements of John R. auo in i on i uiic otizfu anu lanea in execu 1 I 1 1 i tion all fhe right, tit'e, claim, interest and estate, at law and in equity, of the Ea John R. Jones of in sr.d to ONE LOT tiF GROUND, improved bv a i i i 1 1 i i a i nis r- od i rv I 1 i and TWO TORY BACK BUILDING.and RR ICR KTAP.f on bask. Beginning for fame on tha past Riri of Hon. over at the N.E.

corner of a house formerly occupied by John which place of beginning is distant 43 feet, more or less, find southerly from Camden sr.reei.attd running thence ending on me east sins oi street, 21 leet, thence And I he-ebv give nottce, that on the TWENTIETH I DAY OF FEBRUARY, at 4 o'clock in the after- uwm, uu ma 1 win inier jor sale the said property, so e'zd and Nkpn in execution, by public action, to tne mgkebt Uidder. lor cp.sh ja3t It JOHN ZELL, Constable. -efj. PIANO FOR 8A LE -Will be sold for iTKi a smaii i-iaino, suitable for a leginriei. It may be seen 43 E.

LOMBARD between High and Exeter sts. i31-2t which thev will offer for sale at their ST a r.i uiurent market nays. rny respectfully solicit a pall, J3i 'eofit Si'bKLlJIU TBOlAS SON. CARRIAGES CARRIAGES. South re.

tho largest and best assortment of CARRIAGES can he found in the city. Persons will find it to their interest me a call, as I am determined to sell low, for cash, or approved paper at six months. A 11 work sold at my Repository warranted for twelve months. Old Carriages repaired at thort notice, or taken in exchange for new ones, m-tfrr WILLIAM McCANN. KOnfi NEGROES WANTED.

I will pay tho gJCfULF highest prices, tn cash, NEGROES, with good titles, slaves forbia orioratermof years, in large or small families, or single negroes. I will sleo purchase restricted to remain in the Stale, that sustain good chfiiacters, Families never separated. Persons havire Slaves for sale will please call and see me, as I am always in the market with the oash. Communications promptly attended to, and liberal cemmiSRions psid, by JOHN DENNING, No. 18 South Frf derick Rtrppt.

liiX ortpn Rultimnro imH Second. streets, Tree in Lout of the house, jjaSi-tf tnoury otrKiiig cougn sunjscc io auacKs of itroup. For sile by .1. Bond, S. S.

Kance, J. W. Barrr, E.II. Perkius, Perkins Bro J. F.

Perkins, S. K. use, more or ieES, ro a parcel ot ground conveyed by Cornelius Low to Stewart Krown, S31 August IH22, by dred recorced in Liber W. No. 165, folio and thence northerly parallel with Hanover 21 fppt.

thcBcn WfKlp.rly to tnn rlipo r.f I.e. i 1 i-' i I 1 T'T'IVI -VT rxil iS-' rscribers havo just received of O. Horsey, C2r-s1" P'Cderick county, W. Rober Esq county Col. Jacquelin Smith, i Aine county, Va et alias, severs! lots of superior Citswo'd and Southdown SHEEP, tha mntr'r.

With priza No. 1 $Hiu worth of Jtwsiry will le given away. No cliHree for prize tickets. j.31. 2t K.AND VOCA I.

AND INSTk I i VI F.1VT a CONCERT. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR jr iJAlillJlUKK. The Ladie" and Gentlemen associated in fhe late most successful "Orphans' Concert," having kindly consented to repeat the same for the Benefit of the I oor oi the cty, it is announced with much pleasure that will take place, with many attractive nd tm-poriant additions, on THURSDAY next, 5h Feb. Jz! JOS. GEGAN; Director.

QRAND WHIG BALL: SIXTEENTH WARD willG ASSOCIATION iitfegieat pleasure to state to tfeir Whig friends and the community, that thy iive" "gnged tha NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS? corner of Lombard ind Hanover grreets for 1 ha mr-pose of holding a GRAND I BALL on MONDAY EVENING, Feb 21,1 I hey promise to spare no pins or expense to make tins one of the best Halls of tiie season RICE'S COT1 LION BAND has; been engageu for the occisi-n. cuEuSi flUTIVE COMMITTEE, deorge Jj. Mallonee, Idas ArcClpnAlmm Samuel C. Hordley, I Wm. Joice George W.

Peacock 10e' MANAGERS, i HE SIXTEENTH WARD John F.payis, John Lr.ckard. Anu- Robert Mitcnell. Ed ward Eaclms ames A Col ins, Hoove Lewis Konje, Win. Hon. J.

T. erome. i Henr, O.Reynolds, T. ates Walsh. Major Ed.

Spedrien, J. Eager First Ward. Levi James, uarret, C. Hersrsheiinpr. Second Warp.

Thomas C. Jams, Thos. B. Eimilxu, W. H.

Fowler. II. W. S.Evans, Charles L. Oudealuya, Cissniit.

Fo jut.i f--i- Petherondge, M. W. Means, Charles H. Ehrrr.an. Fifth Win.

H. Quincy, Dr. J. S. Stevenson, Col.

D. L. Mnulsln! Sixth Ward. Isaac (r. Roberts, Wm.

H. Young, Chas. L. Ridgelv. SfVENlH Warv.

R. Wright, Welter Burke, R. Peade. FiTGHTH VARn. Wm.

Brown, Edwnrd Norwood. Ninth Wakd. James C. Nmde, Charles McComas, Geyrg Gre-n. A 3 Tenth Waed.

Andrew E. Warner, ja31 2t" I iViii, ft. Norris, Id-H. Carter, 1 homas Goodrich, Ef Ward. w' J' H.Thomas, m.

K. 1U11, Montague, Twelfth Ward. Charles McDonald, m. G. Gorsuoh.

Wasd. Henry Marston, w.SaffiflanJr- P. Brooks, Samuel Rums. F1ptes'th Ward, JohnL Reese, W'rn. H.Travers, Benj.

C. liines. SsvmiKiH Ward. Kobert Jones, H. H.

Meyers, B. F. Gould. PllGHTEENTIT WABB, JHowarrl brifhth, Wm. H.Walsh.

W'to Geo. Brown. NiNETEExTn Warp, Haywood, Edward Whittemore, John Wright. Twentieth Ward. Richard W.

Bennett, George W. Davis, Wm Bosley. A VALENTINES. roTir 1 beautiful assortment, FANCY and eml'T'f01M 4i or 300 kinds, with Envelop? to match; Mottoes, Valentine Writers, Verses, 3, very cheap, wholesale and retail, bv KR MAN a SHi Tb No. 4HI West Baltimorfi Rtrvat j3f-12tr! between Pearl and Pire streets.

TERi rence Forres zette: Weekly HerVlS 2, nH if 1 ios. 15B Fratt and i. 1 i 1. 07 Second st. Of everv- derint S.ti.-i J-itT? AiCFjctic- dim reiau.

ltt Bui NOW READY AT TAVI.OR rTIS ir.pwcv URGESS, lunur DrTir All th Weekly Newppapers THE fiANTERN No. 4: THE POLICE GAZETTE; WEEK-KtSIALDJ. WEEKLY TRIBUNE and THErTK5NATIOTL MAGAZINE, forFeb- tt tjWt.Jc i'3 spec's' advertisement. RS MAGAZINE, for February, is expect- fr February! 2 Of J- R1- a Faroe. XAKEE YARNS, by Judgn Halleburfon.

i-otti-CAJbS OF FERDINAND FclPPER A fPW nior COO'PS Of KIWSIITH CVT t'lv the celebrated it 1 me ceieoraiea ma Holseniann correspondence. 'w'vyV1 by Ik Marvel. lAV NOVELS AND POPULAR A few sr copies ALL THE NEW riety KS 8X6 keit always hand, in great va- BURGESS, TAYLOR i Agents lor all the Magazines and Newspapers, neia door to the Sun Orhce, It' comer of Baltimore and South sra TJARPER' MAGAZINE, FOR FEBRUARY. AT GORR1GH THORN CO'3. ER'S MA GA.INE, lor February a sp HARP splendid number: price 2.5 cents, or THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE, for Feb-ruary, is pnnchsd with the productions of Hawthorne, Bu wer, James Dickens.

Stoddard, Hall anna host of others; ia cems. All the back nam bsiis and bound volumes of Harper and International constantly on hand. FLOKENCE SACK VTLLE ON SELF-DEPENDENCE, ly Mrs. BnrburyT cents. ANKEE PAPEFS ANH YANKEE LETTERS, by Judge Habburton: 50 cents THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE a fresh sup THOMPSON'S8BANK NOTE REPORTER, lor February; j.i THE SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS; 50 cents AMY LAWRENCE; or, The Freemason's Daush-fer: cent HOME AND ITS INFLUENCE: 50 cent.

I WR 1 GLES; 26 cents. THE HEIRESS OF TOULON; or, A Sailor's Fortune: 25 cents. POLICE GAZETTE. WEEKLY HERALD YANKEE NOTIONS. No.

12i cents. Prints, Song Boots, Plain and Fancy Stationery, loy Books, Lames. for saie. wholesale and retail, by GOBRIGHT, THORNE fc CO 11 corner of Gay and Baltimore sts. INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE, J- FOR FEBRUARY, 1852.

BURGESS, TAYLOR Agents. Our expectations are fully realized in the presentnuir-ber tf this truly valuable Periodical. Every one who fees a copy of it will agree with us, that it is the best Magazine now published. There are in the February number originnl papers bv DICKENS, HAWTHORNE, EULWER. JAMES, J.

LORDMAHON, and other distinguisned writers. Among the contents, we briefir notice: LORD A HON 'S HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTION, with sketches of Washington, Frank- COLUMBU'S AT THE GATES OF GENOA. THE LATE MARSHALL SOULT, with portrait. THE HOMES OF COWLEY AND FTJX, at ChPrtsey. with thirteen fine engravings.

TRF. PUNISHMENT OF GIN A MON IAIN, HULL tHT1 aWaT.181 a RObb6r8' AN OLD AID'S FIRS LOVE, etc. BURGESS, TAYLOR Agents for ail the Magszines and Newspapers. SUN IRON BUILDING, jSl-atjt next door to the Sun office. NEW BOOKS Just PfBLTSHED AND for sale bv JAS.

WATERS. 244 BALTIMORE STREET, TIIE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZtNE, for February, containing original papers by Hawthorne, 1- ieids. oddard, price 5 cents. SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS, a novel, by l.ady Burner Lytfon; price 5f cents. LECTURES ON HISTJRY OF FRANCE, by Sir James Stephen, 1 Svo; S'l 'in.

FIVE YEARS IN AN ENGLISH UNIVERSITY, by Cnar'ps Astor 2 cloth. WESLEY AND METHODISM, by I saao Taylor, 1 cloth; price 15 cent. THE PODFSTA DAUGHTER. AND OTHER POEMS, by the author of Anne Boleyn." cloth; 62 cents. UNITY OF THE HUMAN RACE, bv Char tea price 15 cpnti WINTER IN SPITZ BERGEN, a Book for Youth, by E.

G. Sin'th. e'oiii: 75 cents PUTNAM'S SEMI-MONTHLY LIBRARY, vol. 1st; pric3i.5 cents per volume A FAGGOT OF FRENCH STICKS, bv Sir Frauds IDad; paper. 75 cents; cloth, fill.

TEMPLETOM ENGINEER. Ml LAA' RIGHT AND MECHANICS' 1 half-leather binding, vith pia-es: price 1, WOMEN OF CHRISTIANITY, l.y Julia c'oih: 7,5 ets. It. riUirt OKFICE OF a THE NEW YORK DAILY HFRALD, TRIBUNE, TIMES AND GENERAL DEPOT FOR ALL THE MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS, AND CHEAP BOOKS, Is in the Sun Iron Building, nextdor to the Sua Newspaper Office, S. E.

corner of BalUmore acd South streets. RURDFSS, TAYLOR Wholesale and Retail Agents. CSA large supply of all the NFiAAr NOVELS and POPULAR BOOKS is kept constantly on hand. T-Tu UN AND FROLIC. VALENTINES IN EVERV VAUIWTV The eubscriher8 ha ve on hand 10,000 CO Alio VALENTINES, consisting of every Trade, Profession, whioh tliey will seli to close them, at less prices than any establishment Baltimore.

Call and see. at J. AV. BOND CO'S Cheap Book Store, j3Ufr 44 Baltimore street. fJHIE KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE BURGESS, TAYLOR 1852' AGENTS FOR BALTIMORE AND THE SOUTH, Pnc8 Reduced to a-year.

Dealers in Magazines evsry where are requested to look out ior Old Knick. for 1852. It wiil be the same style and size as now. and will contain a New AVork by Ik Marvel, ths author cf Reveries of a Bachelor, besides articles rom all the bast writers the country, with an Editor's Table always rich, and alitor 2.5 cents a number, or S3 a year. Subscriptions received st the A cents' Office, br BURGESS, TAYLOR iflSU 'TBtfr No.

5 South and 1 1 1 Raltimorp nf MAIVUii'S fUKK JiATKACT OF SARSAPA- fANCE'S PURE liXTRACT OF A-i- RILLA PILLS, the most valuable medicine ia- tuo wimou ioi uuiii iiyiKpsia, flatulence, Lostivt- ntss, jntuaacnt, lvervnvsness, fc. FersOUS Of 1UI i habit, who are subject to Headache. drowsiness and singing in thp: ears ansirigf romtoo grent a flow of Blood to the Head, should never be without them, as many dangerous symptoms will be entirely carried off by their immsdi ata uae, or sale by SETH S. HANCE. jaai-lur I0a Kaltimore street.

spoons. Forks, Ladies. Butter Knives, Sugar Tongs, Sugar sshov o. fhey engrave the same aa silver, are one-si its cost, andsoolosolyresombiapuraBilTW, that tna bet judjM eannol Uctogt u.om. i3i-tf i BOll.

'-A A OR EhBaUARY, ir-a2. confan i 1 ON AL MAGAZINE, for Pl.f.',oV.-. sackviiie. or ai jy: Divorce Cap: samn'i 1 tkJ A-l aiuwfii, u. 1 id cenis.

t' 'J IV A LT nvni-'i1 in urv 11 r. rAI Iff- WISDOM MADE PLAIN, by Revs. Geo. Cheever, W. W.

Everts, ii. AY. Anderson A PERFECT SUBSTITUTE FOR SILVER. 203 Baltimore street, ha just received from England, per Btcamar Balti'o. MitiDii; assortment of I 'lured A tioti fcarah Moore.

obituary Thedeafh of Miss ANNA MARIA ROCHE (winch event was recorded in yesterday', Sun) would seem to require, at lesst, a passing trioute from one who was favored with a long and intimate acquaintance with her, and who can bear testimony to a lawof Ihenianv distinguishing qualities tne possessed both of the mind and heatt. Such a void in the family not less than the social, circle, as her death has produced, it would be difficult to fill up. This is render ed still inr.ra iIpphIt ffiicfine when it is likewise con sidered that she was tne last survivor of three amiable sisters, whose deaths have scarce occurred six months apart a coincidence worth noting, since their iives were characterised by the clor.oit affinity and sisterly devction for eaoh other; and, ij would seem, ca they haa liinz conduced their lives, bo, in their deaths, they were not lon to be divided. Of minds formed soiiievi.r.t the recepLon of literary, general or histor.cal information, cviiverstAioa upon these inmeru, united tj a nigii oiueroi perce onion, renuereu their cooiety ever aitraclive, although there was a mild si.i-.-ity of manifest in a'l thoir actions tn a the writer hau oilsa occasion to observe in th esse of ttu sr.ojeai of th.snotioe. Few, in short, were gifted witft as high an oraer of intolieot, cr who, from the excellence cf their virtues, could command more lasting regard.

Much might be said illustrative of the virtues of deceased: utsuch would only bea woik of tl.cse who knew her esteemed her iu nnd t.ow that she is gathered to the iomb, will not fail to drop a tear over her memory. With other relatives who may feel the loss of her departure, none will take it more keenly or severely than a widowed mother who survives her, to whom the deceased was devotedly attached, and from whom she seemed the mr.Et unwil'ing to part. Let the consolation afforded by religion be a solace ar.d comfort to her in this time wel I throughout n(e. ir. I IIIIIWI aMMgMMWWMM IVTOTIOK.

All cersons indebted to the BALTf MORE ADVERTISER AND PROGRESS OF THE TIMES will cay the tame to n. C. PH I. lie having purchaf ed the assets and ci edits due the concern, and alone entitled to settle th3 same No person has been authorized to use my name or L.Hiipner at vjo. C.

C. LAN HER TOUND OF "THE SUN" FOR SALE One TV tne most promisiMs for increase in the city. At niv at 2(16 W. PRATT STREET, between Iloward'and Lutaw sts. y.il 21 SALE A Self-Changing MINERAL WA- J- 1 Ell APPARATUS, with Founts, Bottling Ma chiiio, a large stock of Bottles, all in complete wo.

k-ng order, being use ut a lew month's. They wii l3 sold together, or in lots fo suit, much below tne original cost, if immediately applied ior. or ad dress, apply at the Sun i flioo. fii'Ab, COAL, COL. The h.rd and durable hits Am, Lee, Butler, Coalbrook and Biack fiaven ooals, lor stoves and furnaces: p.r.d a Cumberland and Peach Orchard, Red Ash COAL, pirfor grates, tor sale nuenp, liv J.

HENRY GIESE. Agent, Oince No. 9 South st Yard on Spear's wharf, and one on Frederick street aocK. jyi-im TT1CKORY WOOD FOR SALE. Apply to A I r.nii GREEN.

Buren street. the MnT caies. TCE CREAM. Families. Parties.

Fairs, Reserved i- with ICE CREAM, of the best quality, iorms or otherwise, at any hour, day or evemr.g, at 25 cents per quart, J. FUf-SELL, jaSl-3t" Saratoga street, near Civert pHEAP SUGAPl, TEA, New crop New Or leans bugar, bt and 7 cents; UUDa do. a I crustied lllos. lor hi; son crushed 8 cents Cuba Molasses, 25 New Orleans do. SU; wilt's yrup.

37; hr.e Imperial, oung tiyson, and I ea, 5' very superior do. cia to 51; superior Homed Java cottee, kc. rorsaie dtuaklovv a LAWRENCE. No. 4n N.

Pacastreet. tfrt OLD RYE WHISKY, of superior flavor, distilled years 18T6, 'S7, 'aa, '3'J and '40, in barrels and demnonns. at very uw crices eucsidenns auaiit Panuiies, Uakers and Kewiiers, can be supplied with every grade ol selected Lilt by uray load or in single barrel, at rsouced by JAMES J. LAWN. 1 39 ami 141 North Howard strei CUTTER, FLOUR, CLO VERSE ED, 13C kess Glades BUTTER, part prime, andsoobbis.

amny. Ex'ra ana Rye I LOLh, very cheap, for ba- K.rs and iamiaes; bituaeis prune New UbfivhX ciiU. in lots to suit; crJee; I eas: uyarr; new crr-p orieana Domestic onnr: ra.r very low. or cy am ja j31 tf 139 and 141 North Howard street F1 INK I KS, AT KEDl'CKO PR1CFS TA LOR, opposite Rarxcm's, offers the maiiiing porMon his ciioies stock of Ladies' FURS, at am prices as cm.ii rsirdiy tan to giva satisfaction to tlioje who will favor tiiem with an examination. TaYLUK, opposite Barnum's.

flENKRAL TAYLOR at Btiena Vista not gatn a more girnous triumph than COK UEI has by the sile ofhis uneqaa'ed CIGARS. Thev pror-onneed, by all wl use them, fiie im pUt u't I. Hit tra of Havar.as, and liave ai unprecedented ene. who patromr.e him sny tht he his no equal in A ihe flection Cigars, ai are more tnan pafisfied. Then all ho wish Krenlt rlieinselvea with ti luxury tf Cei.kstial 1m ol a pure and geriiine im ported Havana, are requested to eg LI at the proper piace oi uisr-inution.

vo. lar-vii i ii street. ja.3!-StSMvl W. U. COR BELL, Froprietor.

i li I 1. 1. It f.M-.l'.IHt.H.'S fAlKiN 1 WINDOW BLIND HINGE. With this binge rne tsi.ia or rsiurrer is openeu or smut witii ease, hv simp.y tu ninz the knob to the right or left, ithou't raising tne sesii: ana tne isiino win De securely las tsr.e 1 in any prtsi'ion it may b9 pmced, This is the strongest, neatest and most convenient article ever invented, and is warrsn'ed to give entire satisfaction. Orde for the above received and promprly executed oy tne unuersineu, who nave tne exclusive agency ior saies in iiaryiana, ueiaware, instrict Columbia.

Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia ami Florida. Models and samples mav be seen at ou Counting Bonn. EACH AM JACKSON, Corner Smith's wharf aud Pratt street. tF29tr Baltimore. ic i Ki.iv i ne vauit oi rue put senrers J-tv was on I hursnay night ot ii HANK N'OTrS.

ao'ongt which were FIVE NOTES OF 100 EACH, "of the Western Hark. fhiadelptna. 1 he above rewarc wi.l be paid for the recovery oi me rnonev. HUVALL, KEIGHLFR DORSEY, ia31-rJi: No. 275 Baitimore street.

"TANY' DISEASES, (som? DISEASES. so once coxsiderfd tn ILL curable,) SUCCF.SSFU LLY TKKATK.n bv utv. viti. uiAWti, 74 Lexington street, west of Charles. THE SYSTEM of Trpatmunt pursued by Dr Massey, frr nearly ten years, embraoirg fhe via-' uks of appropriate Medical Kemk id s.

and including a strict observance of ecu an i- cal Principles, and th'ir appropriate npplieanon as essential to trie promotion cj I'iiysical Conditions, ensures to a ussfi majority, (who pafieits, nnd ctiertvise hopelessly nfflirt ed. a and entire restoration. tlT" Hta Testi.vtonials are numerous, of the highest order, most convincing in their character, and bis suecenscr'ain not by anr Drp.ctit.ionpr..-'J' N.B. DR. BANKING'S "PATKlVT LACK a.rect irom tne i.ianujar.tor.i, ana ot tne latest im- provemtnt, supplied, as usual, on application as above.

jp31 IMPORTANT. The following letter will be rent I with much interest TO MOTHERS, HEALS ut i-Ami i.iks. ami 1'ituf h.sfonfs oi- COL LEGES. From the celebrated DOCTRESS cf Ma ry 'and snd Virginia. This is fo certify Hint 1 have used.

UR. DELA- the llyspepsia, Klieumatic complaints, ior the A sue of a long standing, for a swmi milium the head, snd the first stage of consumption, and fcr flux and spasmodic cholera. Un'ter all these complaints I found it universally to eradicate all the above mentioned complaints. It is used on the Kastern of in ths most Unhealthy parts of Virginia; is attended with the most unbounded success. I have no hesitation to say that it is the be-it medicine ever manufactured in this country; it has cured various caes that have surpassed some of the most eminent ot he facility ot the medical profcsion.

Wherever it has been introduced it 1ms met with the most unbounded s.ucce?3. 1 p.m confident to say that it has not or.c dissenting voice against it under these considerations I cheerfully recommend it as ona of the safest medicines for emales immediately after childbirth, womb disease in ail ds alilictions, fallirg of tha womb, obstruction of the monthly suppression, and change of life, and in various other complaints that are peculiar to femsies. I could enumerate many ol her diseases that it has the g'eatest tendency to nUeviate and remove. Doctbkss Tall. Signed, seal and Female Med.

Journal, Ism. TO TIIE LADY DOCTORS OF TIIE MEDICAL FACULTY OF FiilLADlSLI'HlA, FA. I purpose to off er to your honorable new under'aking he sale of may cure tor Female Weakness, to fit your honorable body to be the great, life preserver of vour pc-x. It is necessary for me to prove natisfjic-rorily that the samestindsNo I on all medical records. That were the four representatives from the four quarters of the glohe convened the chair would declare that the humiile Herb Robert Delaney, won his female medical book of cures well; it will show that two battles in miie days arrests the first stage and protracted consumption; that, ons bottle with my heri) tea is a perfect cure for a child or adult, of scarlet fever, cr up, measels.

fcnr all pox. worms, spinal affections, rickets. and decline. I wiil further give you pointed evidences in vour vicinity. Last summer 1 tiiiea an oruer to Cap D.

P. Mulf Bndgeron, New Jersey. The result was, an elderly lady was relieved of a nervous spasm and falling weakness. Some half dozen latlies who had been ci ntined to bed with womb disearn. chronio and spinal? if sjoi and consumption, were restored by my package, as honeEtf lets bear honest reference.

In my city fiom yo-irs, is Mr. Poolo, now iu the employ of Messrs. Baker who was ourtd by me of dy? pf psia and pain in the chest, of 3 years Jttnding: he was scare -iy hble to walk home. From Mr. McCourt.

of ths Ralto. and Ohio railroad My wile's file lias heen saved. Doing cured pi a despe rate case of womb disease, and ague of 3 years standing; also my daughter, 14 years of age, was cured of fits by Dr. Deianey's compounds, and subscribe his compounds wor-h leftersof'gold. Further Maryland obstructions with derangement in the head.

Nature and Nature's laws laid hid at night; G( said let Nature and Delaney be, and all is right. Dr. De anevs No. 1 Fanarsea. Fain-ki p.r nrl Herb Tea, 1 am now a mother 8i.d a wife.

k. a. jub cm, a. o. Railroad.

GrSe s'gned, sealed female TTiOdical -ok of cures. F. S. Herb Dr. Delaney.

proprietor of the Indian Vegetable Blood Purifier, Pain-killer and Healer, ho era Anodyne and disinfecting Aj'nf. No. 31 Lombard street, and thee jrnerof Bank and Broadway. Da'tin ore, U. S.

rwtea eu guarar.iees to cu-e a I kir.dof o.d sores. evils of Calomel, and ij leprosy, purities the blcodand restores nature's energies no the cause. It HANCE'S COMFOUND SYRUP OF HOAR HOUND, for Coughs. Colds. Spitting of Blood.

Consumption, is now so well wablished, that it is only neooesary to stale where it can l-eohtAUied. Price ennt par bottle, ot for $-j io, For tola br 1IANCE, lwJ Bit. Bt, Ur '-f.