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IIOlVLcIOAV PTtE8EPfT.S. HOLLIDAY PJIE3E1TT3. THE SUN. Bostow, Dc. 15.

At the special ry'-r Tim FRiBNHH OF MARTIN F. COM Ujt WAY, Eta will present him aCANBl- OA.TE for Hie office of CuliB OF TKL COUXT OF COMMON when the tie iter Constitution, for foe Profile appoint ha-d Oih-cer, and he will svpprt--d by MAGNETIC? TEUGaPvAPH, JfSa-T BaJUaiw Son. Oorasr ef IJalniora ant 3oot sirc3t. Vl'i? 0301 O-Er-i. tia'lonal Hotfll, Pea.

arena. ARRlVAfoTrS STEAMER ASIA. THREE DAIS LVTElt FKOHEIROPE, Special t'OTrrn- GR.ft'D I-'IiHT. ITALIAP OPERA. Tc.e r- of Itahin Opera, yiel Jiog to the earrest of of t.i of Bii'i-KW.

have coesente.1 to giv ONR MORS AND PO SiTJVF.LY THEIR LAST PERFORMANCE IN THIS CITY, on SATURDAY EVENING. 17tii. when will be piescntod Chef D'Qtu re, DON GIOVANNI. (rTr'Ihe: Dot office, for the sale of reserved seat, will be optfnej ot BARXUM'S HOTEL, oa SA'I Uit-DA at 13 A. M.

lt! rALUABLE UN ITAKI AN BOOKS For sale at J. W. BOND CO'S, Hi llaitimore st. CHAXNTXCUS COMPLETE WORKS. 0 vols, in 3 vols, at 42 0 FEARS OX REGENERATION.

5ors. ELLIOTT'S DISCOURSE ON THE UNITY OF GOD. 2j cts. WARE ON THE FORMATION OF CHRISTIAN CH ARACTER, 37 CM. MEMOIR OF MRS.

WARE. $1 e. ELLIOTT'S LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN, cts. do. YOUNG WOMEN, lis (Ms.

FROTH INGHAM'S SERMONS. $1 00. THORN ON CORINTHIANS. cts. GOD WITH MEN.

OR FOOTPRINTS OF PROVIDENTIAL LEADERS, t2 cts. dli-'Jtr fYDEDlCATION. By Divine permidsion. ti I -J new I.uthnrn St. John ri C'litirci).

Re tue Mr. Uraixiairs,) isiaaie street, near avenue, will be Dedicated to the sen iceof the mot High, on SUNDAY NEXT, December 13th, by the Rev. Mr. Eocknian. from York, at 10 o'ciock, A.

and the Kev. Mr. Sciss, of the Lombard street Lutheran Church, at HU o'clock, in the, KiiRtisiij lanuaje. At liia-lu. 7 o'clock, tiie Rev.

Mr. Tinkcl. of Washington. will preacli in the German Language. A collection will be taken up for the purpose oi diminishing the debtjon the house just erected.

d(-i5--Jt )HX SCHI'LTZ. Secretary. rrS" MAD. YICTOItlNi: 1.11 NOlt-LL5 MAI will Lecture on FBI MAY and SAT-I'ltOA F.VENINtJS, Dec. ICtli and 17th.

in the New Ai-semlily Kooins, Hanover strci-t. Subject Lecture: "PHILOSOPHY OF MINK." Admittance 23 c-ciit-i. Doors open at half-past ti o'clock. Lecture to commence at lialf-pasi o'clock. MAD.

I.E XOlLwAXK is imqiietionably the most interesting Lecturer in the LUitcil s-tates. Her Lecture wi 1 'commence with YOCAL MCSIC and the Guitar. dl'i-St rrSBAI.TI.MfiUK ASSOCIATION FOR IM-LL3f PHOYJNG THE CONDITION. OF THE POOR. The Managers of tins Association for the EIGHTH WARD, having procured the assistance of the follow ing gentlemen to aid them in the.

several Districts named, deem it but necessary to apprise the citizen that they ill he waited upon in a few day- for tlieir contributions, when it is hoped they will make a liberal response to the appeal. Cof.i.ECTOP.s: 1st District J. II Ditrand and Jas. F. Purvis.

2d i 'urns Carter and Wm. Brooks. 3d Jesse Stanslmry and Jas. Webb. 4tli N.

Cornelius and Luke Cassidy. 5th Joseph H. Sanks and E. X. Dadcy.

6th Robt. Gardener and Wm. Casey, (of II illeri 7ih Thos. K. Turner and J.

Harris. sueet. 8th Wm. Deal and David Tuvwortb. Pth 1).

Yiitenbcckcr and Frederick Dohler. lot ti R. S. Bowie and Wm. 11.

H. Turner, nth Wm. Price and Christian Kraft. 12th O. P.

Merryman and Francis Ciamiee. 13th Vm. S. Lucas and Lawrence Brady. Tlie boundary of each Collection District is given in a book furnished to each committee, who are earnestly requested to complete their collections as speedilv as possible, and when done make returns to It.

S. fSOHT II. No. '20 East Monument street. R.

S. BOWIE. Managers DFRCS CARTER, for tlie THOS. K. TURNER, Eighth Ward.

MARRIED, in the 15th iiisiant.br Rev. Mr. Sutherland. II ENRY K. WILSON, of to Mi-s MARY FRANCES STRIDER.

of this city. On the 10th instant, by Rev. J. McKendree Reilley. SAMUEL SMITH to l.UCINOA, third daughter of Charles Hawkins, all of this city.

On the 13th instant, by Rev. Mr. Poisal. JOHN S. CLARK to MARTHA JANE SHIPLEY, all of Baltimore.

Alexandria (Ya.1 papers please copy. On Thursday, 8th instant, by Rev. Joseph Farrow, WILLIAM E. REED and SARAH E. REED, all of Baltimore eounlv.

At Lcwishurg, Preble count v. ihio. on the 4th instant, bv Rev. G. Baiighmaii, WILLIAM CAMPBELL to SALLY, daughter of Capt.

Jacob Dichl. allol'ihe above place in i n. On the 1'itb instant, MARY ANN. in the year of her widow of the late Emanuel The friends and relitives of the familyare respectful-Iv invited to attend her funeral, this (Eriday)aiteniOfin. at three o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law, Xo.

ISO k. liih street, without further notice. On Thursday, 15th instant, CHRISTOPHER NICHOLSON, in his 73d year. He was in the engagement at North Point. September.

1S14, in defending the city. His friends will attend hi? funeral, on this (Friday.) afternoon, at three o'clock, from his late residence. No. 40 North Jligli street, near Fayette, without further noiice. On the 15th instant.

BENJAMIN FT. ANKL1N. aged vear, months and 1 days, only child of James V. and Mary Elizabeth De Combs. Early wcrt thou taken.

Franky, And I know 'tis vain to vv cep: Tears of mine can never wake tie-e From thv sad and silent sleep. The friends ot the family are invited to attend the funeral on this Friday afternoon, at three, o'clock, from No. North Eutaw street. On Wednesday night. 14fh instant.

JULIET, aged 87 years, consort of John B. Onion, late of Harford county. and for the last thirty-seven year- a resident of Baltimore. She was theonlyd slighter of Capt. Bcriah Maburg, of Annapolis.

Her relatives and friends are respectfully requested to attend her funeral, on this Friday; afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law. No. a Lloyd street. On the morning of the 1'th instant, after a short but painful illness. JACOB SIMSON.

aged IS years and 11 months. Mav he long rest in peace. At Ellicott's Mills, on the litli in-tant. MARGARET CLCi LI A. aged 13 months and days, daughter of Dav id and Mary Donavan.

May she rest in peace. At Philadelphia, mi the nth instant, at 3 o'clock. P. after a long and painful illness ROSINE, wife of Dr. M.

G. Blom, and daughter of Simon Eytinge, late of this city: leaving an affectionate husltaud, kind parents and i'ov ing si-ters and brothers to mourn their iiicprualjc io-s. May she rest in peace. New Orleans and i papers copy. I A CARD.

VJRF.AT SALE OF FINE OLD WINES. Messrs. F. W. BENNETT CO.

will sell THIS (Friday: MORNING, loth at to o'clock, at their Stores. 2-i ami SO S. Charles a very large stock of Oltl Wives. imported by the late J. S.

M. Smith. 1S3J', and believed to lie equal to unv Wines in the country. ALSO. 500 packages r.f fine old BRA S'D TE -S and SCOTCH WHISKY, part of which are verv choice.

ALSO, 3 io hbis. ofOld Rye and Bourbon Will's KY, worthy the attention of the It: 7VTOTICE. The co-pa rtri' r-hip heretofore existing i between F. and B. BOND terminated on the sih of December, 1353, by mutual consent.

71 I.LI AM T. MooiiK. 1- BRfUliWAV. OFFERS iR SALE Bunch Rai-ins Mc; Keg. 7c; New Currants 23c; Fre-h Citrons New Egg- 20; Bright Sugar 5c: Clarified.

do. SjCriiabcrrieslii: Mince-meat Prunes and Lemons: Pea Nuts and Walnuts; Pecan Nuts, Palm Nuts; Almond-, Lemons and Spices. illo-Stri A I ARC I DENTS ii. SON. 11 01 BALTIMORE STREET.

Are selling at lowest mnrket prices, Evtra Choice Green and BlaekTEAS: SUGARS; COFFF.E-.SPICES; WINES; I.KiUORS: FAMILY and UCK WM I AT Fl. OUR: OILS: CHRISTMAS FRUITS, and FAMILY GROCERIES, to which the attention of buyers is respectfully solicited. dl-itr. 7 HOLES ALE BU'i ER WAREHOUSE. io bbls.

Fresh ROLL 50 kegs of superior Fresh GLADES 2CD do fair do ''j' tlo common do 5" tubs fresh keprs Ohio; iM.nj lbs. Bakers. JAS. E. IIEHES di0-3t4 Exchange place.

Ofin BONES Bunch ami Lcxia RAISINS. WUU io CASKS CURRANTS; to bids Cranberries. 20 bbls. N. E.

RUM: 1 puncheon Jamaica Spirits. -5 half pipes Pale anil Dark F. Brandies. Porto Rico Sugar in hhds. and bbls.

G. A. and F. Salt at the lowest wholesale prices by JOHN CHUYSTAL. X.

E. corner of Gay and Forest di'i-M opposit'e Bel-Air Market. PALMATLNE AND PALM SOAP. Fifty boxes of Palmatine and Palm Soap, a superior article for general use; Brown Soap: Castile: F.iherial Oil; Whale and Patent Hams and Shoulders; Bacon; Leaf Lard, in pails: Buckwheat: Glades Butter, 4tc. Cheap for cash, and delivered.

Hampton's Tincture, by the dozen or retail. F. L. LAWRENCE. dl i-tf(r corner Green and Lexington sts.

RAPES. MSINS. kc Vl fo kegs prime Malaga GR PES 50 mats Seedless RAISINS 25 boxes prime LE.MONs 50 boxes Sweet French CHOCOLATE Just received and for sale hv WJL'LIAM G. PRICE. It 307 Lombard street.

CHEAP SUGAR, TEA. Beautiful "brovvn Sugar, CV cents; Stuart's white and yellow Clarified Sugar, 8 cents: pulverized and crushed 10 cents; fine TEAS oniy extra quality. 75 to superior Oolong Black Tea, 75 cent: ibaisi'iis. Currants, Citron, Almonds, Ste. Goods delivered free.

JOSEPH BARLOW. -dlo-tfr No. 4u North Paca st. I EXIA RAISINS AND PRUNES. i 25 Kegs Lexia (new cron AISINS.

5 Cases, fancy boxes, PRUNES. 8tX oval boxes Kline FIGS. 50 Boxes shelled ALMONDS. For sale by WILLIAM G. PRICE.

107 Lombard st. OWLET CIDER Yj 25 bbls. just reeeivoti and for sale bv- ROBt'RT MILLS. No. 372 Vcst Baltimore street.

lo3 Boxes Eoring's Brand tor sale by J. CROSBV SON. Ss S. harlcs street. dli-eo4i'! rAisTxX dm-tfj ALT.

diO-lf1! SALT. For sale bv D. STUART SON, a Exchange Place. ICE, APPLES AND CHAMPAGNE. tierces trcsh kicl.

part stnctlv superior. bvls. Western Pippin lor-1 23 cases -Lonsworth's" Snarkiin? TAWBA. For sale by ROBT. C.

WlilC HT it CJ No. 51 S. Gay st, E. Dairy shippTng CHEESE. -J or sale by 1.

STUART i.V, JltfJ F.xcharijrc Place. IfliOUR, BUTTER AND GROCERIES: Best white Wheat Family. Exira and RYE FLOUR; loo kegs prime Glades BUTTER, for sale by the singie keg or dairy; SUGARS: COFFEE, for sale very cheap by JAS. J. LAWN, dni-tf 141 and 14 X.

How ai st. MEXICAN GUANO 2 cargoes expected during December, for sale, to arrive. This Guano it is believed will be of superior quality, and such as has heretofore been highly approved bv actual test upon land. For sale by THOMPSON OUDESLUYS. dlfi-eo5lr 57 South Guy st.

MINCE-MEAT, at hie fNSTI-TUTE GROCERY'. I am prepared to furnish families, lintels. Ike. a superior article ot MINCEMEAT made by ah experienced hand, as has given such general satisiaction preceding seasons.) at much lower cost than they can prepare it themselves, and in quantities to suit. HY.

C. SULT7.ER, Cits-Sir 13 Ccnire Market Space. t-3 ti'l vacancies in 'th? Board of Aldeimfc. the democrats Lave been generally succssfu. St.

P.m ls 1 The ladies of Paul's are now holding a fair in the saloon of the Law Buildings, for the pale of the- beautiful and the useful. The fair continues iitJo-)iKrrwv evening. Italian Oi'ER. Signora Ito-a de Vne takes her benefit to-niglit, on wJiicli occasion sbe will appear in her great role of Norma. TJie brilliant talents of tins lady, which are universally admitted to be of the highest older.

together with the production of tbL; beautiful opera, always a favorite with our citizens, will doubt-lessdiaw tc'getbcr crowded and ia-liionablc assemblage. In addition to this gem of Bellini's, the great liberty duct from the opera of Pttritani vviil be sung on this occasion. Tliis being the last night of the series of opera-, the talented company will evert themselves to letitin the good impression which their abilities have miide upon the lovers of music-. They appear in Washington on Monday night. A 3Ir.

Owens continues hi-biiilianr career at this popular resort, nightly keeping the audience in roars of laughter, from the rising to the fall of rue curtain. To-night he appears in three nmitMiig pieces, as Mr. Oilman, in the Aewly Married Man; Jem in the Wandering Miutrol; and Joe. in the Rough Diamond. llottitliiy Street Theatre -The crowds which have assembled on two nights to wit tics Mr.

I'orre-tV great personation of Metnmora, a character in which be has gained much renown, has induced its repetition to-night. As his engagement concludes to-nur-row evening, those who wish to see thi-gieate-t living tragedian mui do so at once. Martin- Koszta. The numerous friends t.i the caue of this gentleman, now become uotoriouby the Smyrna outrage, can see a correct iJatrncrrotvpe of him on exhibition at Wliitclmi-st's Gallery, Haltiiuore st. Also, til likeuessps tJf President Pierce and Cabinet, together with the iarsjost collection of likenesses of distinguished personages in America.

All arc invited to call, whether likenesses arc desired or (f- Gifts. Gabriel I). Clark. Water street, near Calvert, oflcrs for sale a splendid collection of fine Wati l.es. Jewelry, i-Hver Ware, and Fancy iiooii- for Christmas presents.

Ladifs Ft rs, almost every variety, the prettiest and cheapest, at Davis's. U'altiuiOiV street, l' doors. Fast of the bridge. UankjVote Exch im.k- Miller of and St. Paul street-, buy and sell all kinds of out town money at marks; rates." S.oofi Copies Soi.o Wff.ki y.

23 vt oxs of Whisky 'onverted into i f- I.lovs. It will 1c of" a beautiful color, good head, fine body and luscious taste. 1'Jiat celclrated Lacour. of Bordeaux, has devoted forty years to the study of the manufacture of Liquors without distillation. All kinds st' liquors made for 13 to cents per gallon.

Fare Vinegar made in twenty-four hours tor two cents per gallon. All kinds of Wines, Cordials. Bitters. Soda and Mineral Waters, without apparatus. Porter and Ale.

without brewing, ike. The hooks are gut up in beautiful style. Price Si "'b The trade supplied by Wm. Si Henry Taylor, Sun Iron Building. This Lottery atMii.lf.p.

is another of those popular schemes that give the public more prizes than blanks, viz: It prize- in packages of t'5 tickets, witli leading prie as follow s.l0.ti( 0. 4 of iijiQO, Stc. $1. halves $2. tpiuilcrs $1.

Eight on the comer of Baltimore and St. Paid streets. Negative Electric Frnn. This great discovery is a positive substitute for Quinine. Etai is warranted to cure Chilis and Fever, or any briie affection, in from six to thirty-six hours.

Price 25 cents and $1 per bottle. Sold by Caxby Hatch, Baltimore. Well I'oxe for the old corner! Three beautiful prizes pocketed yesterday by Miller Co." customers, being one of to Xos. r. 3ti 57: another of N'os.

73 7 78: and one mure of S.1"). Xos. 7.: 7u7S. at returns for small outiav at the corner of and "tPUj st-. Virginia and TVortb Carolina Money bought at i-ediiced rate-, by Miiler Baltimore aad St.

-rreets. rtrSTirF. WESLKVAV SABBATH SCHOOL Lk socihtv of cakolim: si itr.rrr sta- TKX ill have their 1A'XL1L SERMOX preached in Caroi ink Streit Cut it, on NF.X'l' SVI5-BA'IH. tiie isth in-t. The i'ulptt will be filled at 11 o'clock, A.

by the Kev. OlIS H. TIFF A XV, Prole. or oi'Matheiuafies. Coilepre: P.

the Kev. J. M. KIKl.LV. and at Kev.

WILLI AM HAMILT X. A xio.v j.j aid of Schools will be taken up throughout the day. The friends of Sabbath Schools act! liie plii attend. generally are aiiectioiiatvlr invited to dlo---t': rrirFKLi: llctcre and pcblic IKS Tic lion. Tio-s.

Vvtks Wai.sii will deliver a Lcctnre before tltc ntiSJ) OCIAi, AND BF.VlvV-OLEXT SOCIETY, at Itcchabit- itvt EVF.XING. li. 19th. at 7 o'clock. The Ccii.iuitrcc v.

lio vi-i'cd tin'- patriot Mit tif.i.. to prc-ent iiiln vviti: Aiidr'-, an! compiiuif nt of a Dinner on the part of tii- Society, arc expected to report. iiiipo iil 'be tran-acled. Front -eui- erv. it lor ladies.

JAMES J. LAWN, Pre-id-nt. F. TRAIXOB Pcc-rj-. ui.j-st fy-FlKST AXN1AL LEVEE Of THE NAOMI LL5t COi IL.

I No. l.at RECHABITE HALL, on WEDNESDAY. Tickets si, a Gentleman and Ladies single ticket-: 50 to he had the members, or ar tlie "door. Tiie com -leiiiee pii-iige thcin-i iv e- that no pains or expense shall he spared to make tiii- one oi tue best Levee- of the season, ifi-i; -v un.1 serwd by experienced haiid-. Band be present.

dlo-5PK A. I'm. Sec'y. FAIit. Ar.

rio. The iin? The iairatt-ie l.vre Huiiiliiigs. tor tlie Benetit of Wjiiow- Baltniiore Orphan A-vJ-un. closing their Sa'e. THIS EN ING.

ai vv itls an Al't 'TION. A large variety of fancy AriicJes. Flower, fake. vviii he offered to tiie Puiilie. ltv nn5" VIGILANT.

No. 7. A Sp' cia! M-ffiru of Lkj VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY will he in the Hail of tiie ENGINE MOUSE on TO-MORROW EVENING. 57th instant, at 7-; o'clock. Business of iruportanc4 tiie of cveiv member.

dl-i-St? L. J. rr BALTIMORE AND THE" AT it A Lk3 O.UESTIOV. Messrs. I have real the petition of the of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to tlie city Councils of Baltimore, and.

in my opinion, he is entirely at fault in his reasoning in regard to the proposed -inking fund. Every one tamiliar with stock negotiations must admit that a stock, for the payment iiicii a si'iking fund ha-ber-n provided, vvi'l be ereatly preferred in the market. rui'I cm be negotiated for a itiarber price than one for which no sinking fin ha- Geej. created. But this point is quite unimportant in my view, in comparison with a security to the c-y di-criminat 'o in the toll -sheet of the Railroad Company, adverse to the interests ot Baltimore.

I ould even prefer that tin-city should girt the Railroad Company the than allow its prosperity to be dependf nt upon the action of another corporation, if I could prevent it. The citv is not secured from a tli-c-'indnntioii against it hv'tiie toms of the charter of ihe Railroad Company. The po-sibility cf such an event might nor have scoured to ihe or it might have been ir different to it. or have deemed the city perfectly competent to take care r.f it-rif. Be this as it ma v.

the question oi such discrimination is a vital one to' Baltimore: and if the lawfully constituted guardian of the city omit the present opportunity of protecting it froin any future discrimination against it. re- rf.i.)iVii will rent trith them, not ith me. It is not surhvient to say that the honor or the re-pectabilii of the present board of director- is such tnat a ma'iter of great importance to the city would be perfectly sate in their hands. The hoard a few month- ago wa- as respectable and honorable, so far a- any one knows, as it is now; vet it is a matterofliisinrythat it did discriminate against Baltimore, and I am to'ld that an unsuccessful motion has recently been made by some of tiie direc tors to renew Ihe same discriminating policy. Neither is it sufficient to say that the city is it self' represented in the board of the railroad company, and that its rep resentatives there can protect bccaii-e it ha- only eight out of thirty directors.

No one can foresee that the present Board of Directors will lie re-fleeted. Can anv one presume to sav who will constitute tlie President and Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company another year, or what policy may obtain: It the Councils of the city grant its money or lis credit, the act will be permanent; vvhereas the oiheial promises of ihe President and Directors of tlie Railroad Company mac all tcimiriate with their otiieial year. Where will be the security of the city then upon the subject of diserimi nation: There is no doubt in my mind that the Rail road Company possesses the power of preventing tiie growth and prosperity of this city, by a discrimination in fi eight against it. Are the Guardians of the city of Baltimore willing that its future prosperity should rest r.n Ihe will ami action of anv oilier corporation, however vv ise and honorable mav lie its P. evident an Directors, if they have tiie pou er to control it Was it ever intended that the great interests of the city of Baltimore should he dependent upon such a contingeney? These are tiie questions which must be decided by the Councils of Baltimore; there is no evading them, nor the responsibilities which their decision will devolve upon thrm.

SENTINEL. rrA WORD RESPECTING MR. MoPIIER. SON IK3 LLES. Mr.

Mc Lyi has been known by myself from early youth, and alas! acknowledged by too many other of his acquaintances (since this mere fact gives rise to the depet leeiings of regret, knowing, as lhcy do. tlie lamentable circumstance that has relentlessly taken him from their midst to have been a gentleman of the noblest feeling, and always prized by those of his extensive circle of friends, for Ids amiable disposition ami honorable traits of character, which failed not to secure the friendship of all who knew him. Reared in the best society, he has ev er courted beneath bis roof the blessings of hospitality, as well as exhibited abroad a frankness and geixrosityof spirit which could find a lodgment in the heart- of none bur -itch as were actuated by a high sense of honor and nobleness of purpose. I have ieentcd it proper to make tliosn few remark-, respeet-inir the freiillemaii above named, teeling a-sured the mull ol hich need- but little confirmation hj those who have ever arried Mr. McLvlcsr character, ir L.

S. G. A CARD The undersigned" lakes ibis method of informing the. community of the true sta-e of the case of tho niieged -vv indling, as published in the Sun of the 1-Ph inst. James Gracy, a tenant of mine, gave mc goods and chattels in charge until ins return from a certain part of the town: and.

whii-t having the goods in charge, a Certain Fanny Gray came and claimed the goods, and on lnv refu-al to give her any portion Of th-iu she he-canic'v erv iolcnt. breaking windows, and immediate! ehm red no with dwindling: and to place the whole matter before the public in its true light, I give below the certiticato of the magistrate before whom tiie was taken. Re.peetfully, JOHN McFAUL. Jr. State nt Marvland.

Citvof Baltimore. Be it remembered, and it is hereby cettiiieil. that Anthony Cou-iiellv personaliv appeared before the sub-eriber, a Jus-ticc'ot the Peace in and for the city aforesaid, and made oaiii on tiie Hole ot' Almighty God. that he heard Jame- Gracy. ihe owner of the goods in the house, giving tlu ni in charge of John McFaul until he would return.

Sworn bcibre J. Baltimore, Dec. 14. frTO YlK EP1TI OP THE In vour local column this morning 1 am reported bv v'our reporter as having committed an aggravated assault ami battery uion my wife. What truth i- in he charge vv ill appear by the subjoined cennicaie.

P.ENJ. December lath. tJ-f FOR TX'' JI.1.1AVH AJi 3 r-'t f.f A.Nl- i.O l.lt STATIONERY. fw CHRISTMAS Am' r.re t.ie i wir.r, v.r.-S.iv- PAPERS an 1 EXVFLP. ir.

re vm; and pry WRITING DESKS, an-i MntHmii-heJ, Ne Pitt? I -lira; d-. 1. Tk: Mache Portfolios, beautifully inlaid vvuh Pearl; Pressed Leather ai Morocco Canton Oigsr'Bis; Cigar Cases ami French Cigar -Lighter--, Papetr.e-. with Note Paper, WaftTs, tic. Gamma; 1 in great variety: Cbesslioards and Chewoen; Dvumoe--Fancv Paper Weights; Penrl.

Ivory ami Carv'-J Wki Paper I'rcJc-ry and Itcadii.g Knives; rnrtM-JSniMn, of Pearl. Papier Mache. and Leather; IVori "Ui 1 Ssh-rll: Card Ca-es; Transparent StC. Also, a great variety o' AM them will le found I'leliiaiiioad tiaine. Race, Paena-kisticope, Golden F-jg.

Magic Rmg, a. id a g-eit variety of to vvuicii iT solicit! J. i i rjjtf 1ooks: lTAftf FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. We have jti-t opened at our Store, corn?" of Bkltt- 4 MORK AMI tlOI.LIDAT aTP.I I IJ l-a-w. Ii rv rv, from the Inte Package sales in Pinla-leip in I York, to winch we invite the attention if ciciz -tn Of Baltimore, nn.l the public generally.

Tbi- assortment is crr.pr-c.t of the afsf cm-I American e'er Works. Jt-Pryyer Book. Standard Xsmji'sN, JvvenV-e Wo-r-kt, 4V, bound in most beautiful and Bindings, forming a'togetfcer. such a con.p'?:1 "oUectem of suitable tor HOLIDAY PRESENTS, 33 but seldom comes to this city. We will di-po-e of theni at a a lvaw? upon Call at li Baltimore street, corner of iloiiilay street, and see them.

J. FATHERS 3RO. EW AMI ATTRACTS GIFT BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Tlie subscribers have on hand and woul i c.b the attention of persons desirous of pureha-mx. to their large and valuable stock of ANNUALS.

SOUVENIRS. ALBI MS, PORT-FOLIOS. VVRITINO DESKS. TOY BOOK. JUVENILES.

Stc. in the most varied and beainnui sfjie- of inn.liiig, i i at tiie lowest prices, tor CASH. -Call early at J. W. BOND 5t CO.

Cite-ip B-k Store. B'a'iTtrnore din 5tr between Gay r.n li-t'lit'iy CHRISTMAS PRESENTS: CHRinTMAS Piii-SEN'i'S he suli-critier would c.i;i attention bis stock cf FINE JEW Fl.RV, consisting of Kirgs; Bracelets: and Breastpins; Chaiiss; Lockets: Cold Pencil Ca-es. on- Cuff Pins; Gold and ssjjver Watches of the nscnp-tion, which he wiil sell at as accoiomojstrr.g tra.s as arty other in the city. Usserve Ti-. Loci Vi'atcb and Jeweiry Store, l-j LIGHT rVjrd-rs from Baltimore street, opposite titp F.tmit.iira Hottd Giveme acail.

J. ALEXANDER. Formerly J. Moore dbi-Mi'r Royal Exebar.je, LoaJm. TVTfTVY FllUlT FOR THE TloLIDAYSW cxsJu 1 Lexia RAISI NS: 11 casks CURRANTS, CJ bore fresh Leghorn CITRON, landing this dy.

Aiso in 20 bbls. prime Eastern CRANBEftRinSf X-J dnmis and lioxes Turky FIOS; fresi PRUNES; lyer and bunch RAISINS, in whole. haT ai.d tiunter boxes; Bordeaux and Sicily Soft ALMON lS; prirt-sa or paper-shell ALMONDS, new crop; Pecan G. II. REESE BROTHERS, dl.estrt t.7 an Pratt street.

HRISTM AS PRESENTS. GOULD. ST "WELL WARD. 1 33 BA TIMOR Are now opening, and wiil be constancy reetvicf until after Christinas: GOLD WATCHES in every variety of aJu and finish, which are warranted to keep gw-1 nt. GOLD JEWELRY A large assortment of D.aanoti'i and other richly set in Bracelet.

Crosses. Pina, Finger Rings, PEARL ORNAMENTS in compiete sets, or separate. Also, COR AL and JET GOODS. We also manufacture and have on hand, rich sw of Silver Tea and Table FURNITURE. I frits.

H'm, Coffee Sets. Pitchers. Baskets. GoUiets.Cups, Forks, and fancy articles, suitable for pesei.ts. FANS in variety.

Pearl, Ivory, Spinlsti Sauls' Wood, and fancy styles. CARD OASES. Port Monnoies, Tablets. 3te. PLATED WARE Centre Pieces.

Epergnes. Ttts Sets. Baskets. Castors. Candlesticks, Vegetable DtAa-es.

Waiters of new patterns, at low prices. Our stock will be found of new and arid they will be sold as low as the same quality can ca bought anywhere. ali iJt IN A HALL. 15? BALTIMORE STREET. oppfaite the Museuia.

CHRISTMAS PRESEXTS. 4 c. Now opening, one of tiie most benuntu! as rsments rif FANCY CHINA and GLASS IVAfiU evfi for sale in this city. RICH DRESDEN CHINA Card Plates, Biskeu. Toilet Bottles.

Cups and Saucers, iic. PUNCH or EGG-XOGG BOWLS, of beautiful patterns of French and India China. FRENCH FANCY CHIN A Cups and Saucers. V.vm, Toilet Bottles. Jewel Boxes.

CaiJ Fnut Baskets, Segar Stands, and Notions 111 tuiifaa variety. PARIAN STATUETS. Tigures, Pitchers, an various useful articles. BOHEMIAN, BELGIAN, FRENCH. ENGLISH.

VENETIAN and AMERICAN 'ut, Pressed. p.iM and Engraved GLASS WARE, a Decanters Pitchers. Goblets, Champagnes, JeUies, Ciarsts, Dishes. Bowls, Tumblers, Sc. FANCY GLASS WARE.

Toilet Bottles, Vases, Stands. Finger Bowls. Water Bottles, ai.c. GILT AND DECORATED CHINA Dinner. Tea v.d Toilet Sets, Cups and Saucers, and Dctkcbed IV-ee of all kinds.

INDIA CHINA Dinner Set- and Detached Ptese. WHITE FRENCH CHINA Dinner and Tea Seti Toilet Sets. Coffees, and every article made. WHITE IRONSTONE WARE of various in Dinner. Toilet, Tea Sets, and Separate Places, of everv size, shape and kind.

GLASS SHADES lor Clocks. Figures. Fl ivvers. TOILET SETS, a large invoice of ric-b aal new tenis. just opened.

COMMON ami MEWUM GOODS always on hand. BAR and HtfTEL GiODS in great variety. 1MPORT1XG my own g.iods, 1 am to sa them at tiie LowtsT possible prices, i.oi.-s.i.'e mi retail. U. PRXS'i ON PAKiL dli'-dtJRh rt HOLIDAY SEASON 1155.

THE DEPOSITORY. A'o. 2 FR.9SS1.TS ECILDIXGS, A'ORTH is wiN eren more than its tisnal variety of VALUABLE AXD ATTRACTIVE BOOKS, appropriate to the seaon. They range in price from One Ce.it to Thirt y-Fiee Dollars, and are suited to every are, from iftftiacy upwards. The list of JUYF.XILES is not surpassed 111 our country.

The friends of the Depository are invited to call examine them. i FANCY GOODS TOYS AND STATIONARY, FOR CHRISTMAS PRESEXTS. The undersigned would respeflHully caii the attention of their customers, and the public ini geriTi', to their lartre assortment of FANCY GOODS, TOYS, and FANCY STATIONERY. We name, in part, all kinds of Writing Desks; Portfolios: PapeK-ries; Work Boxes; Card Cases; Portmonnoies; French Dresden Chinaware: American and imprteJ Gamei: French. English and German Toys, and a larf aion-nieut of oier Fancy Goods.

SCHWERDTMAXN St No. North Howard street, d8-12t. two doors above Hie Howard A L. XEW JEWELRY STORE. S.

E. cornerof Baltimore and Frederick sts. The subscriber will open THIS DAY. and continue to keep constantly 011 hand a handsome and supeno assortment of I WATCHES AND JEWELRY of all descriptions. ueairOivi.v.vxi Ati KiiJhUfcl.lll to Older, 111 the latest and most beautiful styles, and warrant it to give general satisfaction.

Christ mas Presents can be bad at sncb price? as can not fail to suit. Anyone wishinx tliinars in this line will find it to their advantage to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, as our stock is 01" such as can- not be surpassed iu tins citv. ril3-5U; METZCER MOBRTG. WHAT IS NICER FOR A HOLIDAY PRESENT than a rich worked COLLAR, or a pair beaua- I fill worked SLEEVES, or Embroidered ali of which, with every tiling in tiie line of elegant Embrotd-I eries, may be bad. at tlie most reasonable priced, at the establishment of the undersigned.

ALSO Splendid SILKS; fine Dress Goods; Crape SHAWLS; MANTILLAS, and other Goods suitabi-! ASHER HECHT, 79 Baltimore street, I dl3-tfo Corner ofTripolet 'a atley. MAGNIFICENT GOODSFOR THE H6XlbAY6. L. GOLDENBERG, 55 Balttmo2.k strzxt respectfully informs his customers, and the public in geFeral. that he lias now on band a beautiful selection ofiEMBR OIDERIES and FAXCY GOODS, suita-1 ble for Presents for the coming Holidays.

i ALSO A full assortment of Trimmings; Millinery Goods; Artificial FUowers, Stc. dlS-tApii" CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. The subscribers are ia receipt of a superb assortment of Ladies' Fur-t ni-hed Reticules; Fancy Workboxes; Ladies' Turkey I Morocco Satchels; Portnionnoies, in pearl, ivory, mo-i rocco and calf; Portfolios; Card Cases; Gutta Percaa i Toys; India Rubber Laughing Dolls; Lion; Bears; Cats; Rabbits; Eagles; Owls, E. M. PXJX-! PERSON No.

2M Baltimore ptreet. dlO-'t ALEX. L. SPEAR. (Aent.t NO.

i NEW BUILDINGS. Corner or Baltimorb ijGi streets. Having- inst openeu a larffe assort- IlielilOl rine Jewetry, arena una ft arc, aiu prepared to sell at the lowest prices. Those in want of handsome and cheap Presents for the Holidays, wiil find it to their advantage to call and examine. N.

B. Heir Ti 'ork done in the newest patterns; Watches JewehxcareulyrePri'red warranted. 7rr ik FARE REDI 'CEI to fTfTYCTS. to jjjl'TTiy" ESTERTO VVN. CENTRE VILLE Es THE DIFFEREXT LAXD-fXGS OX CHESTER The fat and safe steamer CHAMPION, Capt.

Win. Norman, will commence to run the almve route on TUESDAY, the 3d of January next, from Light street wharf, at 7 o'clock, and return the same day before night. Tiie Champion will also run to Cambridge and Eason for Si. dlti HENRY JrrUNl8ERG. 1 I I ,1 I 1 1l' WM.

H. HICKMAN. iSCCCESSOR TO THE LATE JAMES HOOPKR, 234 JV. Gay street, near Bei-A Informs the public that lie is prepare I to attend to FUNERALS promptly, and on Use ui't reasmr.iiie terms. GEO.

W. WE 13 GOLDSMITH A XT 143 Baltixorx Strxxt, to or.ier ail nf M'- V. P51r.i01.l-1r ia trt 41T'f and DURABILITY in tii EEPAIRING of JSWili-RY. al5 ify vg. CARRIAGES CARRIA3S3.

Fij-Jt The subscriber ha just ir.e-i CRSIAGE REPOS ITOIiY, ia 30w CAY STREET, opposite mc ihs largest and best assortment of C.ARRfAtn caa bi f'ourid in tlie city. Persons wiU rind it to tie inter str: to live me a call, as I am determined ti sell low tut OR APPROVED PAPER, at fix mAi'jit. work sold at my Repository warranted (x months. Old Carriages repaired i aari to-uca, aken in exchange 1'jr uew un. dl rt WILLIAM MCY5C.

JTV FOR LE A P.F.. ri Old; fjS3trii. iiands and ge. t.e --2 sofd for of Tf. b- it K.

WtKDW "AKD'S POST OFI'ICi: jnCi'Js'HN BC-'NDS 1-5 8 Va 'i rr.berf ItUiO-l r-ira-tei thi ss-- It fil; b7 6c ed witn Paper. I.iiv.op. i-etli anil War. Waters. In s.

Lidses anrt coiuair.i.ig every airicie nf sUy tl pint-able for the dressjnj table or tor travelicr- LiJes- iiciiicmes. some new ami USEFUL AND APPROPRIATE IMKbEN'T's FJR THE i-OLirtAYSi LADIES' AND CHlUDitKN 'S FURS. In order to tiie usual larg- deruan 1 nuJ on us at this sea-on 01 the year for suitable for pre-, we have nia.b? large additions to our stock ot Ladies' and Misses' FURS of every deser.p,ion in pan of Sable, Ermiue. MinK. Banm and Stone Martin.

Squirrel. Lynv and White Furs, vvith a full assortment ot' other kinls. all made up in the mo-t fasiiionable styles, which will be sold at prices a low-as anv other in the ciiy. g-We would call particular attention to our Inrge CAl'ES. now fashionable in Europe and the cite north of us.

J. L. McPHAlE 13-J Baltimore sireet. dl-j-FSMWFsiitr; Between Norlli and Calvert. GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

M. P. POUDEIL No. G7 XORTI I HOWARD STREET, PESIRWs OF PFDt-rlVr. IT IS SPIESilO ST" Of SEASONABLE GOODS, novy oilers them at GP.E.1TLY REDUCED PRICES.

RICH SILKS, all the most desirabie style. Magnificent French Worked, Lama and Tulle EVE NINO DRESSFS. RROIDERI of every style and in great varietr. ALEaCIENNES, a superior assortment. CLOAKING VELVETS AND CLOTHS.

La Gitana, Catalan, Eiiipre-s, Pasha, El Dorado. Mathilde, Danubiaii. Sultana. Mf-nscliikoir, Aessclrnde. and other fashionable and tvlesoi Cloaks.

Man ties. CASHMERE and RICH EMBROIDERED CRAPE SHAWLS. FOR TIIE OPERA. Some new sty le of CLOAKS, verv rare and select. These Splendid Goods vv ill now be sold WITHOUT REGARD TO COST, in omer to roiiuee the stock, and thoe wi -hiiig to make suitable pre-ents for the Holidays willlind 57 Xoktu Howard Streev THE PLACE to select jvStiiejidid Gift at a low price.

BOOKS FOR TtrE FOLKS, AT M. 4- HEXR.Y TAYLOR'S. THE FAVORITE PICTURE of Del igiiis; 3 3 Plates. THE DAV OF A BABY BOY a Story a Little nun. i-iaies uy vnsaiom.

CAT AND DOG a story founded on fact. Illustrated by Weir. SCRIPTURE HISTORIES FOlt LITTLE CHILDREN. 13 Plates by Gilbert. THE CARELESS CHICKEN.

Pi colored Plates by CrovvQlhll. FUNNY LEAVES FOR THE YOUNGER BR ANCHES. lt colored Plates bv Crowqnill. ADVENTURES OK A DOG, AND GOOD DOG T( ADVENTURES OF A A AND A GREAT BEAR TOO. colored Plates.

A LAUGHTER OK FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS. 14 colored Plates. NAUCIITY BOYS AND GIRLS. 15 large colore! Plates. GRIMM'S HOUSEHOLD STORIES beautiful colored Plates.

London Edition. PLEASURE AND PROFIT; or Lessons on the Lord's Pi-aver. Illustrated. THE PET BIRD and other Stories: by Cousin Olin. 1 vol.

Illustrated. AT HOME AND ABROAD; or How to Behave: bv Mrs. Manners. ILLUSTRATED BOOK OF SONGS FOR CHILD-REX. CU beautiful Plates and Muic.

PRETTY POLL'S OWN HISTORY a capital Book for Children. Illnstrat by Weir. NATURAL HlSTORYIN STORIES. Illustrated INDESTRUCTIBLE TOY BOOKS. Colored plates.

Printed on Muslin. TIIE PEACOCK AT HOME ANT) TIIE BUTTERFLY'S BALL. A new and beautiful edition. GRIMM'S HOUSEHOLD STORIES and GERMAN POPULAR 'PALES. WOOD'S ILLUSTRATED NATURAL HISTORY.

400 beautiful Engravings. MISS TYTLER HOOKS LEILA; Or.The Wand; LEILA AT HOME; LEILA IV ENGLAND. TALES FROM JEWISH HISTORY, giving an account of their Wars, as related bv Josepnus. TALES FROM ENGLISH HISTORY, -for Young Poisons. By Agnes Strickland.

ARRELL. By Jane Winnard Hooper. THE CANADIAN CRUSOES. tdUeJ by Agr.es Strickland. TALES FROM SH AKSPEARE.

By Charle- Man-Lamb. 4 Engravings. PETER THE WH ALER. His early Life and Adventures in the Arctic Seas. MARK SEA WORTH.

A Tale of the Indian Ocean. By the author of Peter the Whaler. TIIE ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS. The old and favorite Translation, complete. 3 vols.

$3. gilt $1. Likewise an edition in one volume, containing a selection of the most popular stories. EVENINGS AT HOME. By Mi-s Aiken and Dr.

Barbanld. MRS. HOFLAND'S MORAL TALES. MRS. HOFLAND'S HOME TALES.

MRS. HOFLAND'S DOMESTIC TALES. THE TRAVELS OF ROLANDO; hv Miss Aikeii. MARY HOWITT'S STORY BOOK. THE DAUGHTER OF A GENIUS; by Mr-.

Holland. TRUE STORIES FROM MODERN HISTORY. TRUE STORIES FROM ANCIENT HISTORY. MERRY TALES FOR LITTLE FOLK. HANS ANDERSEN'S STORY BOOK.

HANS ANDERSEN'S WONDERFUL TALES. MRS. S. C. HALL'S DOMESTIC TALES.

MRS. OILMAN'S GIFT BOOK. THE NURSERY GIFT. PAUL AND VIRGINIA; new and beautiful edition. RASSELAS: same stvle.

ELIZABETH: Or the Exiles of Siberia: s-amcstvlc. THE BOY'S OWN BOOK. BOY'S OWN BOOK; Extended. SWISS FAMILY ROBINS 1 vol. complete.

THE PARENT'S ASSISTANT; by Miss Edgvvorth. ROBINSON CRUSOE; complete 1 Vol. CHILD'S OWN BOOK. The be-t collection of Fairy Tales. COBWEBS TO CATCH FLIES.

SANDFORD AND ERTOX; bv Thomas Dav. GAMES, DISSECTED MAPS, PUZZLES, kc. Call and look at them. WM. HENRY TAYLOR.

dio-tr Sun Iron Building. ANNUALS AND GIFT BOOKS. AM XOW RECEIVING A LARGE ADDITION to my stock of ANNUALS, (large and small,) and ai prepared to ofter great inducements to those of the trade who are not supplied tor the Holidays. Also, a assortment of FANCY STATIONERY and CHILDREN'S BOOKS, embracing all the NEW BOOKS in that department; the which I am prepared to furnish to tlie trade on liberal terms, lu-4tr A. P.

BURT, 7 Baltimore st. TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIIE OR-1 PHANS' COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the uiidcrsigned. as guardian of Whitfield on the. 31st day of December. 1353.

at 4 o'clokc, P. will SLil.at public the premises, the following LoP 5F GROUND Beginning for the "same on the north-east side of Pennsylvania avenue, at the distance of one hundred feet six inches south-easterly from the corne formed by the intersection of the north side of Pennsylvania avenue and the south-east si le of Mosher street; thence south-easterly, bounding on Pennsylvania avenue, fifty feet; thence north-easterly, parallel with Mu-her street, one hundred and seventy-one feet three inches, to Bouldin alley; thence north-westwardly, hounding on Bouldin alley, fifty feet, and thence by a straight line to the place of beginning. This lot is unimproved, and is subject to the ground rent of fifty dollars per annum. Terms ot sale One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the balance in two equal payments of six and twelve months: the credit payments: to bear intererest from date, and bond with security, to be approved by the guardian, to be given therefor." P. M'LAUGHLIN.

Guardian. dli-eokds: WM. HAMILTON. AucUr. FREEDOM FROM COUGH 1 IX TEX MIXCTES AFTER USE.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Are unfailing in the cure of Coughs, Colds. AstiiI ma. Bronchitis, Sore Throat. Hoarseness. DiiJ ficclt of Breathing, Incipient Consumption and Diseases of the Lexus.

Thev have no taste of medicine, and any child will take them. Thousands have licen restored to health that had before despaired. Testimony given in hundreds of cases. A single dose relieves in ten minutes. Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic.

Wafers. The original and onlv genuine is stamped "Bryan." Spurious kinds are offered for sale. Twenty-live cents a box. Sold bv dealers generally. J.

BRYAN Proprietors, Roehe-ter. N. Y. Wholesale and retail by C.WISEMAN. Drusgist.

corner of West Baltimore and Fremont Baltimore, and by W. ELIOT, Druggist, and Twelfth streets. Washington. D. C.

ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE PERFORMED IN OUR OWN CITY, BY DR. CHALMERS' SANATIVE TINCTURE. Baltimop.e. November f'. 1353.

Dear Sir: It affords me the greatest pleasure give you in detail the astonishing cure which Doctor Chalmers' Sanative Titieturehas performed in the case of my wife. It is now some six months since my wife was attacked with Dyspepsia, Lircr Complaint and Giddiness. So bad was her appearance and health, that her eyes were much blood-shoiten. and her skin assumed a sickly hue. and was covered over the face and neck wills eruptions.

Hfr bodily sufferings were excruciating, being chiefly a sore pain 111 the breast, under the shoulders, and across the back; palpitation of the heart, and a most violent pain in the head, which was so intense as almost to deprive her of reason. Her breast was very weak, so much so that it was with difficulty she could raise her hand to her head About this time, seeing one of Dr. Chalmers-Pumphlcls, which bad been thrown in the house, and looking over tlie various cures performed by its wonder! ul virtues, 1 was induced to purchase a bottle for a trial. 1 can conscientiously say, that before she had finished the first bottle, she felt and looked like an other person; her skin became clear, her pains left her. she could eat food which she had but a week before, loathed, and the was altogether a new person.

She has not used over three bottles, and is entirely cured. M- H. Albert. fii South Paca street. Balto.

Trice ONE DOLLAR per bottle, or siv botl les for $5. For sale by SETH S. HANCE. Io Baltimore street: J. isovvcr.

J. iv uarry 1:0.. t. stalil. Wm.

T. Xiiiimon: 1: J. W. Read, tell Point: and 111 Washington. D.

by Chas. Stott Co. dhJ-iinr TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. AMPTON'S TINCTURE. James HusoEitreRD.

Editor of tlie Baltimore County Whig, published at Rcisterstown, gave the following card M13 editorial head, on Saturday, Dec. 3d, 153- bus it is. tboisands bear tlie same testimony. Let the afflicted give it a trial. Why will you suffer while there within your reach such a wonderful Hampton's Tincture.

Wc ure opposed to patent medicines, as a general thing, but not desire that this feeling should lead us do au act oi injustice by suppressing the truth. Nearly a year since Messrs. Mortimer Mowbray presented with bottle of this tincture. One of our children a eirl a'out 11 years of age is liable to erysipelas On having an attack of this disease sometime last sririnir. l'e earnestly requested (having read the naim'hlci wrapped around the bottle) to he allowed to Hse it.

VVe at length, alter frequent solicitation, reluctantly consented. In two days after commencing its use, she wast welL A few weeks afterwards she hod another attack. By using the tincture she was attain cured in a day or two. Since then (some six months ago) she has had no return of the disease, although 'he weather during the present fall has been very ch: ngeable and of course trymy to those liable to cutant -'ts diseases. We have hopes that she permanently cured.

Call and get Pamphlets, gratit, and see cures of Dy-pepsia. Liver Complaint. Cough. Bronchitis, Sic. Sold by MORTIMER MfAVBRAY, 240 Baltunor street; Barry cornerof Pearl ami Baltimore Magcrs.

opposite Lexington Market; Ais-qunh street; Read. Broadway; and by ail Druggists ia Baltimore and elsewhere. dn-ur rANFIELD BRO. 5c CO. have 'e tn store a very large of rich style VV KJ ssonaientofsuperirGOLD over iniHvnann.

Also, new ncn F.i.KY variety; Silver ai Platc-i are. C4 u.e best qua! j. styles; elezant Vjncr O.o js: Viij-: ru. 1 i lr- Ci-. ti-s, tU SC.4 iiAi.

i i "-1 BALTIMORE, FKIDAY, DEC. 16, EiHt PlSTRfBBTION OF THE StN. ThOSe WllO hare Vccti deterred from subscribing for the Sun, to ba delivered at their houses, in consequence of its occasional Inle distribution, are now advised that the pro-ri'ielors Lave prrcured and put into operation, two of Hoe 'a last fast linderType Revolving PrintingMa-ehines," the delivery of the paper throughout the ciiy is completed in time to suit the convenience of everybody whose business does not commence before dayjirenk. Flibustehism. We published, the other day, quite a flashy account of a descent upon a petty Village called La Paz, in Lower California, by a party of buccaneers, ho set out from San Fran- Cisco upon an expedition against Sonora.

This Jrecious gang seems to have been commanded by Col. Walker; and the rank file includes a i lot of names, which have a familiar and domestic i sound to us of the United States. It is quite possi- lle that most of the party are citizens of the mt-States; and ail of them, favored with the lati-tudinarian construction of Secretary Marcy, no doubt, are odorous of American nationality. And a blessed, tiling they may esteem it. if it avails in Sir.y case to save them from well-deserved pun- I is hm exit.

Tlic record of proceedings informs us of a landing at La Paz: the seizure of one Governor about to be deposed, and the capture of hi; successor; a light with some of the people, and the slaughter cf half a dozen or more, who were mustered for the defence of the place; a temporary occupation Cf the village; the declaration of an independent government; the "establishment" of civil, mili- tary and naval departments: and, according to a more recent despatch, the linal abandonment of the place, and a hasty retreat to the ocean. With these facts conceded of course Jo not vouch for them there is hardly anything to ex- ceed the wanton profligacy of the thing out of the Lives of the Pirates." True or not, it is sufficient that they are published to the world. They me recorded, professedly by one of the party, in a most complacent vein and, really, one canuo read the account without the conviction that th Writer believed himself to be the hero of a mos glorious exploit. Xo one would suppose for a mc Znent that the idea had ewr crossed his mind, tha i the whole party was actually d. by his own account of And what may be the com- flexion of it, when the other side comes to be I heard, we are by no means in haste to conjecture.

In the course of his heroic6 the writer exclaims, ''thus ended the battle of La Paz, crowning our efforts with success, releasing Lower California from the tyrar-nous yoke of Mexico, and securing the establishment of a new Suppose tha a party of rowdies, vested with the '-nationality of the United could manage to run into a sea Side illage of France, shoot down half a dozen Frenchmen, run up the stars and stripes, kidnap one of the prefects, and declare the department subject to hi? supervision, independent. In the of an hour or two, they found it convenient to put to sea again, and hastened back to the I'ni-ted States, what should we think of such a "frolic" i as that? Why, we should take it to be the freak cf madmen, and perhaps find some plausible excuse for it. in the insanity of its perpetrators in-felling the insanity from the absurdity of the thing proposed. There is precisely the same absurdity in the affair at a Paz. The cantu of a governor and the running up of the United States flag, and the establishment of a government by forty-rive men.

elt; cted the independence of Lower California just as much as a parallel operation might have releasee one of the departments surmer from the yoke" of France. there are other circumsta'ices connected with this La Paz outrage which strip the perpetrators of the "plea of Absurd as the proposition they arl'ect may be.it has design in it. There is a definite putpore which they evidently had sonic- hopes of accomplishing: and if they could have excited the people to revolt, and thus have mai: lined themselves against the Mexican government, till time and reinforcements strengthened them for effectual rejiotance, they would have done so. The guilty purpose is apparent; and the actual sl aughter of an unoffending people stamps the whole proceeding Trith infamy. We hare no doubt that the matter, unofficial as present information may be, has engaged the attention of our government.

The expedition seem; to have left a port of the United States: the out- rage was perpetrated under flag of the United States; the civil code of Louisiana is spoken of as having been adopted by the "new and, a'togetLer. the thing wears an aspect too familiar for graceful toleration at the hands of our government. The "Governor" Walker claims the of the authorities of the United States. Our present relations with Mjecico are un-satisfacto: enough, and such exploits as thse are not likely to relieve them. Pafkeb Vkix Coal C'ompaxv.

It is this company, it ill be recollected, which is running a line of freight -teamships between Baltimore and KewYoik. The stock of the company is noiv. however, selling as low as in New York, though vithin a ear it has brought K'. The continued decline in this t-ck induced the X. Y.

Tribune seek information in regard to it of one of the officers of the company, lie states that the Com-pany are mining about tuns coal per week, of which about tuns are brought to the X. York market. That the ten propellers belonging to the Company biing cargoes from Baltimore, and cairy about half cargoes to Baltimore. Five or six Of these propellers, each of about 4.000 bbls. capacity, are loaded weekly at Baltimore, mostly with pioduce brought from the West over the Bhl-timore and Ohio railroad.

If this road could fur. nish cars, the amount of coal mined by the Parker Company would be much larger. The capital of the Company is three millions, and the floating debt is about 70,000. It i3 believed that the o-pellers and the surplus lands of the Company could be easily sold for a sum more than sufficient to pay all the c.ebts of the Company, leaving still acres of coal lands, estimated to be worth one thousand dollars per icre.to be represented by the stock, which, at present prices, is selling $210,000. We give the above statement as the result of the investigations, without vouching for any portion of it Fraud on Letters oi- Credit.

In the Kngiish Exchequer Court, on the of November, the reserved case of the Queen vs. Garret, came up for review before Lord Campbell and his associate justices. The defendant in the case purchased some time since a credit from Messrs. Duncan, Sherman of New York city, a letter of credit upon the Union Bank of London for '-210. This he altered to 5,010, and obtained from Messrs.

Wilson of St. Petersburg, giving them Lis check for drawn upon the Union Bank. In the meantime the Union Bank had adv ice of the letter of credit for The check for 1 was presented to the Union Bank, tut payment was refused. The prisoner came to London, and was apprehended and indicted for an attempt to obtain money from the Union Bank. It was then contended by the prisoner's counsel that there was no offense committed in London, and that he had not committed the offense charged in the indictment.

The Judge left the intent to the jury, who found the prisoner "guilt but the point was reserved, ana also as to whether the prisoner meant to obtain the money for his own ben-' exit. After full argument, the" conviction of the prisoner was reversed, the court deciding that it could not be inferred that lie meant that the check should be presented and paid at the Union Bank-he had accomplished his object in St. Petersburg-pocketed the money, and it the check, instead of being presented by 'Wilson Co. for payment. had Tieen lumt or sent to the bottom of the sea.

it would have been to his advantage. Bailboad Si-eve v. The Milton (X. Demo, i crat says that the survey of a route for a railroad from Clarksviile, iA Boxboro', to Milton has been coir footed. It is represented as being verv favnra- i ole for the construction of a road.

The whole Ci-tance is T2 mile'. Death by Hanging. On Thursday c.t list week the wife of Mr. Geoi ge Mehring, re dding ju Upper part of Carroll county, committed suicide by hanging. Xo cause i3 assigned for the rash act, her husbar.J being in Baltimore at the time.

CoaI ix France. The use of coal has of late jargely increased in France. High as the duties have been, the importation last year was nearly thirty million quintals, an advance of several millions upon the receipts of the year before. Senator Toombs, of Georgia, arrived in Mobile entlieA.thinst. Mr.

Toombs visits Mobile te attend to some business lately under the charge of his brother-in-law, Col. Pope, who died of yellow fever. OVE TII3 Hudson-. The directors of the Albany and vv est Stockbridge Pailroad Company intend to apply to the next Legislature of fsew ork for the piivilege to construct a brid-e sci oss the Hudson nver at "Albany. Poeteait of tiie PRESIDENT.

IMr. F. B. Carpenter, of New York, has been commissioned by feme gentlemen of New Hampshire to execute a fuU-length portrait of President Pierce, who ha consented to sit for that purpose. Tztsch Iron Tsade.

The importation in 1 tvas forty million pound of ore, ninety million pounds of unwrought metal, and sixteen million jicur of sheets, spite of the heavy duties accorded to French forgers. nt Kostta has publishe ja r-hort a Jr-s-, "Tl9 of th? United tl) ar.kir, t'i-ci thev hav takn. v. i tJ? Affairs, in tlie East The 'W' Mkm; tiit Little "Progress A Conference Proposed lv" Austria Tlie Turks Trium-lltaut ii Asia insurrection in Portugal Markets recH" il New York. Dec.

is. The steamer Asia, with Liverpool date3 of the 3d arrived this evening. She brings 7-2 passengers, among whom is G. B. English, bearer of despatches.

She passed the steamer America on the 4th. EASTERN AFFAIRS. The war makes iittle progress, but favors the Turks. No movement of magnitude had ta en place along the Danniick Imt continual skirmishes were occurring betweelTsaiall parties.whicli sometimes were pretty severe, particularly at the island opposite Giergero and at Krajova. In consequence of heavy rains along the Danube extended, military operations were impossible, and both the llussi'an and Turkish commanders were getting their troops undercover.

Omer Pasha had marched the bulk of his troops back to the quarters thev occupied previous to crossing the Danube. The Turks, however, had formed an intrenched camp between Kalafat and Krajova. and 5th 1'ussian Reserve corps are moving from Bessarabia to Wallachia. It is understood that Austria has proposed a new-conference either at Vienna, London or Paris, to which the other powers are said to be favorable. Russia and Turkey will be invited to send delegates.

A new manifesto from the C.ar was expected. After the of November, the Turks would scire Russian shipping. The Sultan has declined to receive further supplies of treasure from the as he does not wish present hostilities to be regarded as a reli-sious war. On the -Mth of November Schamyl and Ismail Pasha were to make simultaneous attacks on the Russian lines; but the result is not yet known. Oincr Pasha had intercepted a letter from Men-chikoif to Gortscakotf, advising him to keep quiet in the principalities.

fifty pieces of artillery had been sent to Adrian-opie. and the palace there was repairing to receive the Sultan. The Russians were said to have required from Tnglar.d the recall of Admiral R. Lane and Capt. Borlae.

who were holding commands in the Turkish fleet, both of whom hold commissions in the British navy. In Asia the Turks continue to have the most brilliant success. They had captured the first class fortress of Sincham "Kale and fort Usingbeth. Hostilities have also commenced in the Black Sea. where a Turkish steamer had captured the Russian frigate Vladimir.

A Russian ship had captured au ilgyptian steamer after a fierce resistance. The allied fleet remaiits at its anchorage. It is reported that the Turkish rleet intends to bombard Scbastopol. Affairs in Servia had caused the Porte uneasiness. The sie-rvian government demands that the Porte shall gi an ezeovalor to the Russian Consul at Belgrade.

Tire Porte thinks Servia is acting under tLelnrUionce of Russia, though the Prince oi Serv ia in a note i the Sultan promises strict neutrality. It was reported in Vienna that an alliance had been formed between Servia and Montenegro. It was reported that aUianee.ort'ensive and Ce-fen-ive, had been formed by Kngland, France, Sardinia and Spain. There is news of importance from F.ngland. The anniversary of the Polish revolution wa cel-ebiated in Lontion on the A P.KFTS.

I.ii-e:-j-I, Ihc. 3. Cotton is quiet at unchanged r.tes. American was offered freely, the only scarcity being in middling qualities. Better sort? were plentiful.

Low qualities were hardening. S.iles of the week, 4ti.Citfi bales, of which speculators took and exporters bales. Dea-niston quotes fair Orleans middling 6d; fair Mobile 6 middling jftair Uplands G-'i; middling 6 fid. Sales to-day 6.000 bales. Stock 6W.511-'.

of which bales were American. Bieailstufts, under the influence of large receipts, had given way. Flour had declined 1 a -j. and v. heat 4 a 6d, at which reduction most holders decline to sell.

orn in noierat- request at unchanged rates. Phiiauelpaia and Baltimore flour Gd ex-ship and 5's6J a 35s ex-store. Canal 31s a 3J.s 6d ex-shi: and 3d a 6d more ex-store. Provisions Gardner quotes beef dull, buyers awaiting lower rates in America. Pork in retail demand at 1 a -is decline.

Bacon unchanged but more active. Cheese steady. Lard tending downward. in moderate demand at Gs 9d 7s 3d. r-'pmt- Turpentine af lower rates.

Kr-rt-. ir- r. Itict limrtea demand otfon firm and in good demand. Mid-Jiins Oi leans fr i lour active, and tending upwards: Cenejee e3fr. Freights ouiet.

At Mai-chester busine? was very dull, and the strikes yet Lor.dS;-! Markets. Baring reports roslee firm and the stock becoming reduced. Sugar quiet but steady. Tea active large sales of Consrou at Is. a Is.

for common. Two hundred and sixty ca-ks Carolina rice were withdrawn, the highest bid Copper was in good demand at the lite advance. Iron traue healthy, with a good demand. Bars r- Cd 7s td. Bails rs a 10s onj board in Wales.

Gartsheirie, Xo. J. Lead firm. L'Vten Bell Son report business ia AmeiiijU stocks weak, aiid almost at a stand still. Federal shocks iiominal.

Money in gre it demand, but the bank rates of interest were iii.char.ge-.i. higher rates prevailed onsc Is had deciined to a New XEW. At rived from Baltimore, the Bremerhaven. at Deal, and "Richard Anderson at Helvoet. SEtOVD DESPATCH.

FurlJic-r Iiitciligeiice from ile East. The Emperor of Russia positively refuses to accept any arrangement. He says that henceforth the question or dispute must he decided by the fate of armies. The Suit.iii in an interview with Gen. de l'Huys pointed cut thr? necessity of putting Vi termin'a-tkn to the demands of the Russians, and he declared ttiat the Principalities must and shall be evacuated.

I It was reported that the whole of the Polish ar- I my had marched to the Principalities. An im- perial guard was to garrison Poland. On the -Jlst the Turks drove the Russians from I the island opposite Giurgero. Two attempts were i made to recapture it, but the Russians were repulsed. On the however, the Rue9ians re- captuied it.

when the Ttaks showed fight, but were dually driven off. On the Ah the Turks advanced towards Kra.jo- o. and formed an entrenched camp of 8.000 men. A large b' dy of Cossacks, reconnoitering on the Danube, had been surprised bj- the Turks, and 1 cut to pieces. The report of the treaty of alliance between F.ngland and Fiance regarding the Fastern ones- tion, and eventually giving aid to the Turks, was' universally believed.

i A severe struggle continues for the passage of the Danube. The Austiians were forming large armies of ob- sen ation in Transylvania, arid thier other Fast- i ern fiontiers. I Omer Pacha firmly maintains his position at Kalafat. His policy seems to be to harass the cue- my, but to avoid pitched battles. i it was rumored that six French and English steamers had or were about to enter the Bhick' -Sea.

FRANCE. No news of interest. All quiet. i eORTCCiAL. 1 It was rumored that there was a rising of the i people at Oporto against the regency of the kin consort.

Another account says an insurrection had broken out near Douro. and' that the leaders were i proclaiming for Don Miguel. The Heraldo con- tradicts the last report however. The King of Sweden, in his speech at the open- ing of the Diet, announces a complete system of defence with a view of being prepared for any I emergency under the present state of affairs. GKBMANV.

Nothing of moment all quiet. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Later accounts have come to hand from the Cape of Good Hope, but they are unimportant. Milclicl, Hie Irish Exile, Coming to Bal timore. New Vop.k.

Dec. The committee appointed by the Irish Social and Benevolent Society of Baltimore waited on John Mitchel this morning at his mother's residence, Brooklyn. The address was presented by II. C. Barrs-, who also expended an invitation to him to visit Baltimore, and become the guest of the Society.

The invitation was accepted. Jas. .1. Lawn, Rodney It. Brooks, Dr.

Chas. A. Leas, Edward T. Barry, J. Callahan and Robt.

C. Barry are the committee. Jtliocle Islaml TYmeraiM--Nomination. Providence, Dec. I I.

The following nomina- tions were made by the Temperance mass meeting to-day: For Governor, Wm. M. Hoppin, of Pro- vidence; for Lieutenant Governor, Schuyler Fish- er, of Exeter; for Secretary of State, Samuel S. I Mallory, of Sutithfield; for Attorney General, Jno. P.

Knowles, of Providence; for General Treasurer, Benjamin JMumford, of Newport. Afair. Dec. 1 1. Cornelius Wendell, of New York, will have the general superintendence of the Sentinel nortioTi of it.p mihlic Tirintinsr.

as- sisted by Theodore Bernard in the general supervision of the ollice. IMr. Atchison, President of the Senate, is known to sympathiheartily with the Hards. Ilodies Chaeeeston-, Dec. l.V-Six bodies have been found on the beach, supposed to be those lost from the cutter Hamilton.

This makes it certain that all the officers and crew perished, except the sea- man, Hogan, who was picked up while to the wreck of one of the life-boats. I lee on flif- Krie Canal. SvitAcrsE. Decembe? 14. We had a frost her last night, and ice formed on the canal.

It has been mild to-day, but no boats have passed. Mr. i itahugh was here yesterday, and talked of losing the nav igation on the if not stopped by frost before that day. "From Newfoundland. i'ec.

we nave accounts here sta- 1 tmg that the Hon. T.t. Merntt has len dismissed frrilYi thf VvrVifM-a rf 4 ii A 'I nesu.p Golden Light, bound fof England, has been totally wrecked on Kiramich bar. lea4S of IflbT, Mr, th3 popular ar. weilltBovn proprietor of th? liDust', t.j-diy, AS "TIME'' OR "C5'P1D." TIIE JANUARY Xl'MBER OF LJ1D I' 5 BOO JUST PUBLISHED.

It is said to be an excellent Likeness. The number contains tivo splendid Sleel Engravings; Fashion Plate, cr.gravrd 011 Steel and Colored," "Hortense and ictoria Mantelets," "Embroidery," "Children's Dresses, 5 "Ihe. Hungarian Circle Mantelet," "Instructions for Rice Shell Work." "Work Tables for Juveniles. Embroideries Petticoats." "Chemisettes." "Sleeves," "Caps." "Patterns for Cutting a Chihl's Dress," "Toilet Cover in Crotchet." "Embroidery for Shirts," "Designs for Head Dresses." "Gossip on Fashions," and plenty of Recipes tor the Toilet. Cookery, TERMS.

One copy 1 vear. 2 copies 1 year, 5 copies 1 vear. and an extra copv to the person sending the Club. $10; 8 copies, and an exfla copy to tlie person sending the Club, $13; 11 copies 1 year, and an extra copy to the person sending Ihe Club, $-''). (fgGodcv's Lady's Book and Arthur's Home Magazine will both be sent one year on receipt of $3 Ho.

(tjSpeoiinens sent if desired Address, L. A. GODEY, 113 Chesmit street, Philadelphia. For sale by W. 11.

TAYLOR. diiltijr Sim Iron Building. MRS. HAYES, having fielded tothe7 solicitations of her friends to resume the duties of INSTRL C-TRESS. on the commencement of the ensuing year, respectfully invites all who feel disposed to patronize her ellorts for mental and moral culture, to apply on MONDAY, lith from to 11.

A. or 2 to 4, P. at the Rooms now occupied for evening instruction in Penmanship by Mr. E. O.

Norris, Xo. 511 W. BALTIMORE where IReferences. Branches, Terms, will be made knovvn llo 3C? pRiNTT SCHOOL "FOR BOYS 1 S.SR.ITOtl.1 STREET, diet ween Courtland and Calvert streets.) SAMUEL Principal. WimiaM Hamilton-, Late Principal.

Mr. Worcester would refer to the following gentlemen: Francis Wayland, D.D., LL.D., President of Brown University; Alexis Caswell. D.D., Professor in Brown University; Barnas Scars. Secretary of Massachusetts Board of Education: John Frost, LL.D., Philadelphia; James H. Mavwood, Charleston, S.

lion. Wm. Plumer. N. II.

Mr. W. begs leave also to refer to the following gentlemen, citizens of Baltimore, whom he numbers among his personal friends: S. F. Streetcr.

Edvv. Hinkley, George 15. Coulc, F. D. Bentees, Dr.

John Fonerden. A CARD. Mrs. Wm. amilton- respectfully solicits ior Mr.

Worcester a continuance of he-patronage hitherto given to Trinity School. dl iawtf PI AID AND BROCADE I KS AT A REDUCTION OF PER CENT. BENJAMIN IIAIUUSON, Xo. 201 Baltimore Will from THIS DAY offer bis large and splendid stock of Rich Plain. Plaid and Brocade SILKS, at a reduction of 25 to 30 to close them out, to which he invites the particular attention of tiie Ladies for bargains.

Just received a lot of splendid yard-wide PLAID SILKS, which will be sold at the low price of a5 per yard, worth $3. IBBONS, LACES AND FANCY GOODS. SELLING OFF TO CLOSE, AT HALF-PRICF. The subscriber oilers for sale his entire stock of AN CY GOODS, at 147 Baltimore street, near Calv ert St. Splendid RIBBONS worth 37 for Wi.

Ostrich PLUMES worth $1 23, for 50 cts. Swiss RUFFLING worth 37 for 12Vi. EMBROIDERIES, GLOVES, VEILS, SLEEVES, etc. WILLIAM BROADBENT. dl.i--'t;r FRENCH EMBROIDERIES.

We invite attention to a lot of MAGSTFI-CEXT FRKSCH EMBROIDERIES, much below KICli DRESS SILKS: LIGHT SILKS, and other G( ODS, for Evening Dresses. LUPIN'S FRENCH MERINOS CASHMERES LONG AN SQUARE BltOCHE BAY STATE SHAWLS. MOURNING GOODS of every description, in tlie best Mack. BLANKETS and Real Welch FLANNELS. HOUSEKEEPIXG ARTICLES of the best fabrics.

gfPFicEs of At Winter Goods Reduced. 3ONE PRICE SYSTEM. PERKINS Jc No. 6 North Charles street. REDUCTION IN PRICES.

AMILTON EASTER St No. 213 Balttxom Street, have reduced the price of many leading styles of goods, in order to reduce stock, and purchasers will find great bargains in FRENCH MERIN OS, Mousse-lines and Cashmeres; wide Silk Velvets: long and square Cashmere and other Shawls; Cloaks, Talmas and Yisites; Ladies -'Cloak Cloths; Blankets. Quilts, Flannels, and other Housekeeping Goods; Irish Linens; loves; Hoisery, Sec. HE BEST BARGAINS THIS SEASON. The Cheap Corner will ofler for this week oniy, 10.000 yards fast color Prints, 63 cents, cost 10 cenu to make; dark blue Prints, 8 cents; Mouselin de Laines, cents, worth 23; Cashmeres cent, worth 23: Mourning Cashmeres, lo23 cents, worth 23: rich Plaid Dress Goods.

GEORGE H. C. NEAL, del-J-ti No. 13, coiner Baltimore and Front sts. AJEW FRENCH EMBROIDERIES.

AM1L-1 TON" EASTER No. 214 Baltimore are receiving from their Mr. James W. Easter, (now in Paris) a and superb assortment of FRENCH EMBROIDERIES, and other fancy articles, dlo-tfr BROCATELLE CURTAIN'S. We have just received, direct from the French manufacturers, a fresh supply of superfine SILK BRO-CATELLES, in the following colors, viz: Garnet and Crimson, 1 Claret and Gold, Crimson and Graen.

I With Tassels, Cords, Mazarine Blue and Gold, VGimps. Loops and Trim Plain Crimson. mings to mltch. Green and Gold. I Crimson and Maroon.

J. C. TV. HOLLAND, dhi-'tr 87 Baltimore street. HEAP FLRSl CHEAP Just opened a assortment of FURS for Ladies and Children, whicn will be sold low for cash.

Also, a fine assortment of HATS end CAPS, at prices that cannot fail to suit. Call aui examine before purchas ing elsewhere, at U. W. BROWN'S, aio-11 Baltimore st. adjoining the Bridge.

DRESS FURS! DRESS Ladies are invited to call and examine a large and very select assortment of DRESS FURS, consisting ot all the varieties known to a fashionable public, together with Bonnets and Children's Fancy Hats, all of which will be sold at lowest prices. S. HINDI'S, No. l0 Gay street, tJa2r? Third door from Bridge. rnUKKISH PERFUMERY.

MR. J. PULGVAN1, who is in company with four other Armenian gentlemen arrived sometime since in New York, direct from Constantinople to exhibit in the Crystal Palace. New York, different articles of Turkish manufacture, has arrived in this citv. and invites the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen of Baltimore to a magnificent assortment of TURKISH PERFUMERY, (including pure Otto of and WEARING APPAREL, which he has determined to dispose of in order to defray in part tlie expenses of himself and those of his companions.

He is stopping at No. 227 BALTIMORE comer of Charles at the establishment of L. H. Miller Co. dm 2ir turer's prices.

Aiso, 100 dozen low-priced SHIRTS. 'i 1 -V Shirt and Stock Factory, a 179 Baltimore street. ABRIEL D. CLARK, I) WATER NEAR CALVERT Fronting Cheapside. Baltimore.

Is sole agent for the sale of Wm. Dixon's London Chronometer WATCHES: now offers for sale an extensive assortment of fine WATCHES, new and rich styles of JEWELRY, Silverware and Albata Ware. N. B. Gabriel D.

Glark manufacture! Watch-Cases and new work of every description for Watches. Also Diamonds set in the latest style. SELLING OFF. A BARS OPPORTUNITY FOR PURCHASING WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY' GOODS. Tiie subscribers having determined to close their Retail business by January 1st, are now Belling the articles composing their large and elegant stock at cost! All who may want anything to be obtained in a First Class Watch and Jewelry Establishment, are invited to examine our GOODS.

Any competition in prices will be defied, as the store must be vacated at the time appointed. Call and be satisfied. R. A. CAMPBELL, 205 Baltimore street.

dlO-tf between Light and Charles sts. TpURNTTURE POLISH. -We have inst. received a further stimdv of SHIRLEY'S FURNITURE POLISH, an excellent article for renovating Furniture, Patent Leather, For sale by CAN FIELD, BROTHER Baltimore corner of Charles, 1'5-tfr Ttrca cer. cor.

starj 10 of FINE and patterns of Brooches; Ear-Ring--; Bracelets; Finger i.i.Mies- hi hi vjeuiieineii's Junius; renens ana Pens- C'tiff Pins; Buckles; Miniature Lockets, which are offered 011 the most accommodating terms. dlG-tfr 'PIN TOYS! TIN TOYS! The largest assortinen JL of TIN TOYS in the city, wholesale and retail, very low to the trade. Also, line and Fancy Goods; Plated, Britannia and Albata Ware; Table Cutlery; Tea Trays, and a variety of Goods suitable lOr the approaching holidays. G. V.

KEEN No. 12 Baltimore street, dl.i-'lD25 And 37, cor. Calvert and Water sts. 1 HE CELEBRATED "ARNICA" PLASTERS FOR SALE BY 3. JACOB SM I TH, NORTH-EAST CORNER EUTAW AND dlJ-eoSt'r LEXIXGTOX STREETS.

R. GIDEON B. SMITH'S CELEBRATED WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP. PREPARED AND SOLD BY COLEMAN ROGERS' LMh7r No. 173 Baltimore street.

A LL STOCKS AND SECURITIES ot tins and the Eastern markets bought and sold 011 commis sion, and Time Taper negotiated. did lvv FRLITK C. t'OOK, Second st. JOSIAIl UP JonvT(vy. II.

JOUX5TON. BANKING rr.c JOllXSTOX BROTIIF.RS 4" 1H Bi.TiMOsr St. Orders for STOCKS transmitted by telegraph to New York by Johnston Pros. k. Co.

Money received on deposit, special account; Time Paper rejctiate-J: S'ock twist anJ sold upoa ezsluniKib; Collections mad- v-Tuti u.Vipveh: Unsuriem Note bouarat str.l I.V Tir.ij. 8t ralzs l7 UiiN 5 rON 0. RICH JEWELRY, SILVER PLATED WARE, A. E. WARNER.

Gold and SU, ers.mifh. A'o. Xnrth Gay Street, has in-' opened a rich assortment JEWELRY, em'imicm? a variety of styles GRAPES, MALAGA GRAPES, at reduced prices, and le.xtra line FIGS, in handsome drums, for resents. Also. Almonds; Raisins; Currants: Brandy; 'idtr.

and every variety of GR of the very, best quality. Also, superior Havana CIGARS and C1ILWLNG TOBACCO. For sale by WM. if. McLEAN, dli-tfr Xo.52 North Charts street.

IRESH FRUIT. I1 MtXCED MEAT. S'c. NEW RAISINS, in whole, half and quarter boxes; PRUNES, in fancy boxes and jars; Ci'ron; Currants; Fig-; Canton Ginger; superior Minced Meat, in jars or by th pound: Boston t-raiibcrrie'; Pecan Nuts; SshellM and Bordeaux Almonds; pure ground of all kind-; Extracts; ground Herbs: Wines; Brandies; Cordials, of superior quality, together with larstc and select stock of choice FAMILY GROCERIES, which I Oiler at ihc low est market prices. licks cicd free Of Ct-t.

n. w. nrxevv. tJa7.r S. F.

comer Fayette and CHF.ApTF.AS. ficc. Achoice lit of tre-h Greer, and Black Tca.1, just ar.J will ba sold low ta o' tie Loveiiiig'a crushed clarified Sugars tr.i Synrp-; SiraTI's eelcbratuJ Buckwheat Meal; and Greer Coflecs, frJta 13K IS certa; Brown Suar ftoC taacu. OvmJj tJehVered free. kJU.l.t.i,'.v.( je of V.

IP it We. the sub-ciibc-s. nniir- ff Mr. Benj. Vptn.u takcph-as'ire in staling that we vs ere prc-ent at tiie lime ne i have and ba his wife, and witness notmngo t.u- wn, tiu.

contrary, we wore Mr. I pton sub liued sociuiet-1 he md.io what IlAjll JC'KtKN Vn 1K rv.i--tv.os-., hii3V-'r Sri-i: r',.