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HfTfl 'if mfJ I urn I I 11 I I DRY ttOOCS, Comxaercied RxunmAry. When Judge La Grand, with evident amotion, ad dreaaed tha nriaocer with the usual Question: 'Ed THE SUN. ward Ginn, have you anythii to say why the sentence of the law should not be passed upon you?" The prisoner Beemed startled and did not answer until the question was a second time repeated. He hon replied: was not in my right element at the time; I did not know what 1 whs oomg, or i would not have done it." Judge Le Grar then in very impressive manner passed the sentence of The Trial cf John S. Thrasher at Havana.

A Philosophic Letter from Him Interesting Particulars. The Portland Argus publishes the following letter from Mr. J.S. Thrasher, dated Punta Fortress, Havana, Nov. 12, 1851: "Dear Sir: I do not doubt you will feel somewhat alarmed about me, when you read the exaggerated stories in regard to me which are being published in the American papers, and therefore I embrace an early opportunity to drop you a few lines.

It is of course true that I am in prison and in a dungeon, and that the dungeon is rather damp but the wether ia warm, and this does not in any degree affect my health Four days since permission was given rue to see my friends, and that I mght have books, paper and writing materials; of whioh pleasant companions I was deprived for eighteen days. To-day they had me up in court DR. HARJttS'S INFIRMARY, No. si SOVTH if AY STRFZT, sauta ASH LOMBARD STRB3TJ, OTA SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE EFFECTF! OR NO MONEY REQUIRED. Over twenty jrenrs' experience in the treatment of all forms of PRIVATE DISEASES, enables Drt Harris to insure a sound and speed; cure in any of these complaints.

His remedies are free from disgusting Oils, Balsam, poisonous Compounds of Mercury, and injurious Drugs, which so often lead to exposure, rendering the unhappy sufferer an invalid for life, THIS INFIRMARY, celebrated throughout theUmoN for the effectual cure 01 all classes of Secret Diseases, in the shortest time ever accomplished by proper and safe remedies. was established in this city over thirteen yews ago. as a. refuse from Quaokery. No public notioe oi this Institution would be required, were it not for the number of strangers in a large city exposed to Imposition from the llmring baits of Mock Doctors, who will promise any thing to entice patients to their WHiist ENFEEBLED MANHOOD may here find a certain restorative.

Tha remedies of f.he mental and pHTsfm ueith upon nim. James Hoey, indicted for an assault on Patrick 1 1 IV' BALTIMORE. SATURDAY, NOY'R. S9 1351. Correspondence of the Baltimore San.

Washington, Nov. 27, 1S51. Caucus Compromise People and the The Speakership fe. The compromise resolutions alluded to in my last two letters find universal favor with the democratic members, and there is reason to suppose the Ution Whigs thtmselves will, on that platform, come into the democratic caucus. I know the Union members from Miasissppi will and so will those of Alabama and Georgia.

The resolutions will simply declare that the series 01 measures passed at ihe 31st Coiiirresa, commonh called the Compromise measures, shall be regard ed as a final settlement, and at such be cheerfull acquiesced in. Tee resolutions contain no cs-sora of tn past uiart, witn intent to km, was inea mesuay, vember 25th, and acquitted. The court closed ita session to-day at half past two. With the close of the November term, close ha lahnrs of olH Jnrlvaa. who carry With tiem sported for the Baltimore Sun.

Review of tlie Baltimore Market. For the week ending Friday, November 28, 1851. Remarks. There has been an improved feeling in the market for breadstuff's this week, and pnoes have advanced. In other matters there is nothing special tonouoe a steady but not active business has been doing.

The intervention of Thanksgiving day has somewhat interrupted trado. American Cotton and Woolen Goods. a steady business for the seasoij, without change quotations. A moderate export demand. Woolens unchanged.

Apples. Sales at 1 75 a $2 75 per bbl, quote navy at $2 30; pilot S3 50; water crackers $4 50 per 100 lbs. Butter. Sales of western in barrels at 9j a 10 kegs 11 a 12J cents; Glades 16 a 17 oents; roll 14 to 17 cents; Goahen 18 20 cents per lb. Copper.

A steady demand; small sales; prices unchanged. Cotton. The sa'es of the wek are 302 bales middling to middling fair Virginia and Georgia at a 95c The demand is limited to the waots ofthe trade. Coffee. The maiket is very dull.

Sales durin-the week of only a few hundred bags Rio at 8 to oents. The range of quotations is to 9 cents for good to prime. The stoek on han't is 20,000 baps. Flour and Mkal. There is an improved demand for Flour this week, and prices have somewhat ad vanced.

When we left, the market on Friday last, small sales vf Howard street braids were making at 3 75 a 3 81. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday sales to a moderate extent were making at 3 81, and holcers firm at these figures, with an improving tendency. City Mills. We note an improved demand lor this description of flour, and considerable transactions. he warm and he irifeit prayers of the citizens of 1T AGNIFICENT STOCK OF SHAWLS AT i'i- liEDVCED PHICES.

We shall commenoe this morning to close ont our entire Stock of Magnificent LONG nd SQUARE CASHMERE SHAWLS, the best styles of Long and Squire Shawls ofthe Bay State Mills, Scotch Plaid Shawls, Deep and Half Mourning Shawls, at reduced prices. Buyers will find in our large assortment of Shawls, styles not to be met with elsewhere, and at prioes to induoe them to purohnse. S. BEVAN No. 6 North Charles street, h27-4t 4 doors above Baltimore at.

TVH1S CASH BARGAIN STORE liaa received from Auction a lot of Long Shawls, $3 to $3 50; 1 white Embroidered Shawl, $1 50 truly cheap all-wool red Flannel, 185; white Linen Table Diaper, 25c; a few Dome'tFlanneis, at 8 to SO cents very cheap; Fig'd Alpaca. 16'j a lot of heavy Brown Muslin, 6t CassimerB, 75c; Casinet, S7i; Plaid Linsey, IS'io. Madras Hdkls 12J and a few pieces of White Canton Flannels, 10 cents; GEO. W. UHLER, n27-tf 164 Franklin street.

GLORIOUS NEWS DIRECT FROM HAMMOND BROTHER'S BLUE AND WHITE AWNING STORE, CO RNER OF PEARL and LEXIlSdTON STREETS. Casainet, 12 cents; Tweeds, 124 cents; Calicoea, 4 Shirting Stripes. 61 2,000 yards of Flannels; thousmda of yards of Muslins at all prioes; 10,009 yards of De Iines from 10 cents up; thousands of Woolen Shawls, from C2J cts. up; thousands of yards 'of black Alpacas, from 12i cts. up; hundreds of pairs of Blankets, from 44 cts.

up; best black Cloth, $2 50; best brown col'd ng'd Curtain Goods 12 white Embroidered 18 cents; Chintz Calicoes, GJr cents; together with 20,000 dollars' worth of FRESH andRlcH GOODS, which we are determined to run off very low. Evary Lady and Gentleman in the Stats of Maryland is re-' peetfully invited to call and examine our stook- All those persons that oould not be waited on at our Store last week are informed that we ve put on an extra Salesman, in order that none may be disappointed in getting CHEAP GOODS, alter naving come a long distance for them. HAMMOND BROTHER, Right on the corner of Pearl and Lexington n25 3t South side. county fur their future nappineo. voidable Pm viance, now at an advanced see, retires to private life to enjoy for the remnant thereof the aonaciousuees that he has devoted himself faithfully to the performance of every duty incumbent upon him, either as an nprigbt citizen or an honest Dublis officer.

Frick, in tha new distribution of i tin Jndic.al power of the sstate, has had allotted to for sentence, but either because I protested against the proceedings, which I did strongly, or because they could not find sufficient ground toronriet me 10 wviiij an OKSANIC DISABILITY. Wltli Lr eHtelled by. a certain Secret n-xsent action, oertain effect, and unsurpassed bs any discovery ofthe age. uvdiKJ on. 1 was remanded to prison, whence mow write I do not think I shall be sentenced to tha galleys "SO PEMll.PII for life, or even in prison, for there ia nr.t ground enough to convict in any way, and the wort that PT' Iven particular attention to female dis eaaes.

His experience enableshim to relieve Lf ly and all Irregularities, XerVout hZ rangement, Constitutional Weakness, General nT bihty, c. Prompt at tent on given to letters nnd 1 think can hppen to me, is to be sent out of the Isiand. The crime tney acouse ma of is Treason! But then comes the necessity of proving ii, which they have not been able to do in the slightest elm another, and perhaps, a more congenial sphere usefulness Le still young, has risen another round in the ladder of fame The new constitution assigns to the Governor th duty of designating the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals Public opinion has anticipated our Executive id that which he will doubtless consider an easy and aereesble task, viz: designating John C. Le Grand Chief Justice of Maryland A. Lingan Jarrett, Esq gave bond and qualified is Cierk of the Circuit Court of Harford county, on the adjournment of the term to-day.

Judge Lo Grand is obliged to leave, -having to be in Annapolis at the organization of the new Court of Appeals, on Monday next, 1st proximo. manner; and next the proving that 1 am amenable to such a eharire. Thus you will see that I have whpn nra i pit tha mfirk-of. asr. wftpje.

aa es were mar ine at a fii? a ih Prices have since advanced, and www'li 7 iJlH.il. n4. I rr.M a well grounded conviction that they can do nothing more than send me out of the TR. JOHNSTON i-f PROCL A 1 Ml Tn TUP a cm I believe they are determined to do. in this case we note sales during the preient weetc of some 4, GO barrels at 3 75 a $3 811, closing firnn atthe latter fignres, which were obtained for the greater part if the ab ive sales.

Millers a'e manufacturing more freely. Sus quehanna. None of account in market. We are not it is not improbable that I shall have the pleasure of seeing you Bome time this winter. Frank was two days in confinement, but they could not find a shadow on which to ground a charge against him advised of anv Hales.

Rvo our. We Quote at 3 68 a S3 "0. Corn Meal. Small sales of country at 3 12 a S3 18. and city at S3 25.

The inspections the week were Howard street, 10,740 bblo. and 140 half City he was only guilty of being my brother so they i i i v. it. Mills, 8,667 bbls. and 1,139 halt Susquehanna, 654 Family, 977 making a total of 21,038 lei ii nu our.

1 ail mm uiihiuobh wiui mo greatest philosophy, and laugh at the whole affair; and in some paita of it, I assuro you, it is ridicu bbls. aed 1,279 haif do besides 141 bbls. Kye lour, lous enough." and 400 bbls. and 55 halt no. uorn Meal.

Grain and Seeds. The receipts of Grain have in nrnnjiari- with An imnrovine tpndencv in Drices and I In the N. Orleans Picayune we have received a more detailed statement of the "trial," as is better demand. We now quote ordinary to good red to prime do. 75 to 80 cents per bushel; white Wheat, of fair qualities, is 'nBt fw 1.

SECRET DISEASES that ever yet been presented to the world. By his Plan, founded on observation made in the Hospitals To? Europe and America he will insure hospitals ot A CURE IN TWO DAYS, TT OB. NO CHARGK. Mercury orNauseous Drvtt Used Pains the Loins, Diseases of the it irino- those secret affections arismg from a cinxf fiand ail of youth, which destroys rtVmSd body5 habit Those dreadful symptoms of the HmIIi t- and Skin, speedily cmid. Wead t.

YOUNG MEN especially, who have become th Viof; Vfce, that dreadful and ract ally sweeps to an untimely grave thon 0r annn-meriof the most exalted talents anri I hnv who might otherwise have ntranpH n.i' lnie0et. with the thunders of eloquence cr Ji Se1at the living lyre, cfu IxhTAZil Married persons, or tho.se onr being aware of physical the left hand Eirl termed, which we annex, not only for ita personal character, but aa a specimen of the way in which seamg at an to bb cents, ana prime, hliuii as i suuhuib for family fl mr, at 90 to 95 cents per bushel. Corn. A steady demand; sales of old white at 53 a 54 cents, and justice is RdmiiUBte-red in Cuba. The autoa con- For the Baltimore Sun Messbs.

Editors: In your paper, of the 25th instant, it was said that I had received from Louis ssath, Governor of Hungary, a letter, written by his own hand, in which he is giving his thanks for the services I had rendered to him, and which I had presented Irsc Saturday to the committee for the recep ion of Kossuth. This is a misconception; as I have never received from Kossuth any letter tnis kind. The papers I have presented to his Honor the Mayor and to the committee, were those of my manuscript, which shall be published in a short time, and which' treats on the subject of the intended assassination of Kossuth in Schuml-i, by the Government of Austria. Meanwhile, that Providence Iirs opened to me the way ot gaining the favor of Kossuth, not expecting any thanks for what has been my duty, I lay before you, for brevity-sake, one of my testimonials: "London, Dec. 17, 1S50.

"I do testify hereby that Rndolphus K. Bardy, first lieutenant of the Hungarian Legion, in the service of His Royal Hishness Carolus Aiburtns yellow do. 54 to 53 cents, as to quality; new wmre nents. nnrl vellow 54 a 55 nents. in shipping order elude with five specifications under the general charge of infidencia, (unfaithfulness:) bat merely a promise of peace and quiet (so mact wanted by the country) in the future.

The reso-iutions will establish a direct responsibility on the part of every member to his constituents; leaving it to the people bereaf er to send men of peace, or of war and civil broil, to the National Legislature. Depend on it, peace once established in CongTe-the treat focus of agitstion there will be no aim-euiry in maintaining-peace at home. Though Mr. Lirn yd is a very strong candidate for the Speakership, Messrs. Disney, 13 ay ly, and Jones are gainine; on him very The battle Is not always to the strong, nor the race to the swift Mr Bayly was a candidate for Sprater in the last Congress; bnt, with great node sty and patriotism, yielded bis claims to Mr.

Cobb, as a means of satisfying the various turbulent elements jhen assembled in Washington. -Vr Washington, Nov. 23, 1851. In addition to my letter of yesterday I would yet make the following statement: 1. That the compromise resolutions about to be offered produce ooniderable squirming among the Secessionists and Freeilera.

2 That notwithstanding the squirming and nausea they produce, they will be mail owed by all who have a future. Similar resolutions will be introduced ra the Senate, and, no doubt, passed. Congress will establish peace and quiet throughout the land. Should there beany difficulty in caucus on account of the resolutions, a Union party will at once be organized. The conquerors in the Union fight, aainst disunion, have no idea that the vanquished shall nlay the victors.

Tnere is no pristigs in a whipped party t3 dictate terms; and the secessionists and free soiiers. therefore, must needs ha satisfied with playing violino obligate. Compromise resolutions are the mor3 necessary, as the news from Alabama and Mississippi show that the disunionists still keep ud their orranza-tion. Mr. Quitman organ, tn Mississippi, hoists the names ff Buchanan frr the Presidency, with Ex-Gov.

Qoiiniaa f--r Vice; and Jea. Davis' organ hoists George M. Dallas for President, and Ex -Senator iv.s for ice Mr Ben-et, Mr. McNerhany, Mr. Lsaraan and Mr.

J. S. Cunningham are the principal candidates far doorkeeper. I hv are ail good, honest and ca pable mc, Mr McNerhany is connected with the 'Union" office, and is an able man, and Mr. Lea-man has been a vervefEc-ent editor, subsequently clerk the Land omce Mr, Cnnningham is well in wn as former editor of the Portsmouth Pilot, snd the emcient Virginia Commissioner-to the World's Fair.

Mr. Potter, ex-member from Ohio, is on the spot, a prominent candidate for cierk, and Judge ounir is also a candidate for re-election. Of Coi. Forney I have spoken in a former letter. And I wish the eentlemen, one and all, every possible success, thonga I should not be surprised if Hi speaker were elected before Wednesday next.

Rye. Sales are making at 71 a 73 oents per bushel, and is scarce. Oats. A steady demand; sales at 30 to 66 oents, as to quality. A steady demand for Cloverseed; sales at 4 94 a S5 12i per bushel, as to quality.

lax- 1. Hostility to the government and perversion of facts iu letters sent to American papers. 2. Illicit correspondence with tha piratical or seed 1 14 a $1 15; and Timothy 2 68 a 75 per bushel gans. Delta, Picayune, and Sun.

SJ -TV Wk tUIO IA I IIKIIVIIll, I UUI A. fiREAT BARGAIN OUT WJN-J TER GhODS. will commence closing out my stock of I at very reduced prices. Those in want of Goods will find GREAT ARGAINS at No. 67 Baltimore street, a few doors above Gay: Piain SILKS, very cheap, only 50 oents, worth E7.

Rich PLAID SILKS oniy 62, worth 31. Rich CHENA SILKS, only 75, worth $1 25, Fancy MOUSE. DE LAINES, beautiful, only 12 ota extra, only 18f, worth 37c. 3,000 yards CALICO, fast colors, only 4 worth 8. with a general and complete assortment of Goods; all of which I will now sell at very reduced prices, at Great Bargains.

ROB'T W. DRYDEN, n24-tf Nc-67 BALTIMORE near Gay. TT'S ENOUGH TO MAKE YOU LAUGH TO I SEE THE BARGAINS SELLING AT A. V. HOUCK'S RED POST STORE.

Only think, wide bleached Sheeting, 4 cts, worth 10 cts; CALICO, for comforts, 4, 5, 6, 8. 10 and 12 cents; olue and white SHIRTING STRIPE 6i cts; yrd wide GINGHAMS 61 cts; Alpacas 12 cts to SI per yard; CASSINETS from 2h cents to SI; Mennoes, all colors, from 31i cts to SI; Blanket Shawls, almost as large as the side of a house, to be given away, from 25 cents to S3; 5,000 Remnants of Goods to be sold or given away; Pocket Handkerchiefs 6t ots. Go it with a rush, keep going until you stop at A. V. HOUCK'S, to see the splendid swet scented Soap, only 2 cents a cake try one cake, if you want to see your face look so white that you will have to inquire of your friends whether it is you or some one else.

Blankets large enough to cover a whole family, from 62 cents to 8. Come a running, but don't fall, to see the bargains at A. V. HOUCK'S CASH STORE, 235 Lexington 2 doors East of Pearl, n24-6tt Don't forget, Red Posts in front. 3 t- rauds on tne poat-omce, ty getting letters direct from steamers.

ruvian, and H3o a tor patagoman. Hides. No change in prices. Small sales. Hemp.

Sales of country dew rot at S'5a S5L from the corner. lhS.Sf?.?!j doors 4. Sending the so-called declaration of indepen and number, or yon ivillrMsTnkltkT tM nama dence to New Orleans. Iron. No change to notice.

The market vry dull Ivnirio. SmHll sales of Caraocasat Al Der lb. DR. JOHNSTON. 5.

Having two letters in cypher, such as used by Member of the ft aya of 4S' Leather. A steady demand. Prices unchanged Mot.9sits. The market, ia vptt auiet. hehi the pirates Graduate fromone 6f the ilri' On the public reading of these, the fiscal asked and no change to notice in prices.

Transactions very limitAd from store. of the court a sentence of eight years' imprisonment at hard labor, and prohibition to return to this island or forto Kico. Naval Stores. A steady demand. Sales oTSpir-ifs Turpentine at 37 a 33 cents per gallon; Tar and Pitch, 150; Rosin, common to prime, 1 60 to S3 50 per bbl.

Oils. We hare no change to notice in quotations The defensor was now called upon to defend his client, which he did, in the terms of which the following is from the memory of one well versed in the language, a verbatim translation. After enumerating his grade, titles, and decorations, he Irom those ot last. weeK. A steady oemano.

Provisions. Raoon. The suddIt is moderate and the maket without special vement We notice some United States, and the greater Dart of" Hrr been spent in the Hospitals Ofondon PS, hft.M delphia, and elsewhere, has effected L. PhllaI astonishing curea that wore? ev er kntwT Man? fSSS bled with ringing in the earsand hoHmk anyirou- T4KE PARTICULAR NOTICE Dr. J.

addresses all those who have ininrrl thm selves by private and improper indXefioeshat and solitary habit which ruins hnti, IT at unfitting then for mwl' the Back and Limbs, Pains the wfnrf i Sight, Loss of Muscular Power pVlnfrntPo8! Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervout ilnulliuf of the of the Digestive Functions, toms of Consumption, "-'eoiaty, Symp- Mentally. The fearful effects on th. said: Mr. President My client is accused of visiting Hams 10 a 1U cents, aa to Pork. Sales of a few hhds.

Pork at $16 for old and $17 lor new mess, the steamers, and he confesses that he did; but I We quote old prime at $'4. uaei very nttieooin mess is held at SIS: No. 1 do. 10 a 11 per bbl. Lar can sea no crime in his going on board of steamers from his own country, as he says, to see his friends and others.

My client is also accused of hostility FOR SALE OR RENT A STORK A5VT The transactions have been moderate. Small sales of bbls. at 8 a 8i cents, and kegs 9i a 9 cents per lb. I DWKLLlNG.No. 39 Green stieet, near the Market.

n27-3t: Plaster, A better demand. We note sales at 3 a to this Government, and of visiting the pirates while they were in prison. 1 do not think this FOR SALE, the Stock, Good Will and Fix- S3 25 per ton. Rice. Small sales at 31 a S8 oents per lb.

miuren 01 a weu-esraonsnea nAttltWAKfj 1 ftnil now liriinir SI. crnnH nsu vhnlacola Sitgars. The market this week has been very proves him an accomplice in their infamous designs, for he was then free, and, if he chose, could have joined them; but he did not do so, but kept quiet. The stock on hand is light, and demand moderatesales have only been in small parcels, from and retail business, in the neigh' orhood of the wharf. he only cause for selling is the health ofthe rjronnp- to De dreaded: Loss of MemnrV rw Depression ot Spirits, ElTmeSdlx oet at home, and did not take arms in ma hands stores, at prices within the range ot last weex's quo tations.

I therefore ast oi the court to commute his sen X. tor, and his wishing to leave the city. To a person wishing to commence the Hardware business, such an opportunity may never offer again. For further information address Baltimore Post-office, of Sardinia, after the battle of Ncvara, went to Turkey, where he has rendered to Louis Kossuth, (. Governor of Hungary, important services, by detecting the complot, through several Servians in the service of Mr Jazmagy, at present Vice-consul of Austria at Kutahia.

Mr. Birdy was put in prison bv the Turkish authorities, for the reaa of having- insulted the Austrian Consul. His freedom he attributes to the perseverance of many of his compatriots towards him. '-FRANCIS PXTLSZEY, "Kepreseniativa of tha Hungarian Nation in England Ploss, sirs, be so kind as to publish these lines, that the statement mentioned by misunderstanding your paper may be corrected, and the consequences which may arise fr. it maybe prevented.

Respfctfuiiy, yours, K. K. Basbi, First Lieutenant. isiUiin Nov. 26, 1:51.

of ihi Govesnos of Texas, Gov in his annual message to the Texas legislature, objects to the decisi'-n of the Secretary of the Treasury in regard to the terms on which stock for any portion of the retained five millions of dollars will be issued; and he argnes, in eitect, that tha holders of claims should be paid only the actual parvsineof tha securities which was realised by Texas at the time of their issue the balsnce of the money app-opnated by Congress to be applied r-T improremeD's To accomplish his views he ej.irts be made to pmenre such a modifi'Mtion of the fifth article of the second of the act of September 9. 1950, as will authorise and require the Secretary of the Treasury to issue to the Stte al! the stack contemplated by tae fourth article of the act, upon her riling euch tses to the United State as may be deemed necessary to esoi erate the Federal Government 'mm any liabtiitv for any portion or all of the dsbt of Texaa. Akb.ssts and Confession of Iscsxoiabiks. ci" Clarksburg, hs within a short ben visirad by two severe fires, the result of vJaa 11 0 Dtiiiin ill f.llt PV .1 i ours, should, before contemDTsVin uuuceu- Persona tence to perpetual banishment irom this island where all his dearest ties are. 1 have nothing fur- Tobacco.

The transactions in Tobacco have been very moderate sales of a few hhds. Maryland and Ohio at. prices within the range of last wepk's quotations, viz: Inferior Maryland. 4 a S'5: 4 50 a S'5 for wicii uaiiic aiiu ouureMlt Dil-ol ber to say. The President, Brigadier Vargas, then ordered GROUND REITS-In sums of S150, S3n0, good common; middimg.

5 50 a 5 5 75; good. 6 53 a MARRIAGE. consultDR. Johnston, and be at onoe restored Tf ces of this terrible malady, wful seqnen- A Tj S75, S126, S55, 51 and S24; a Store, and a Farm S9 50. and verv fine $12.

Ohio, inferior to good com of 5 1 acres in Harford ooiintv: a Warphnnso nnrl a tna prisoner to be brought into court. He was brought up under a guard of soldiers. After an swering the usul questions of name, age, and all th? others, except that cf nativity, the President When the misguided and 117. mon, 4 60 a $5 50; good rd and spangled, 5 a 57 5 good fine red and spangled, 7 50 a 513; good and fine yellow, lu a 515; fins red cigir wrappers, 12 a -S'15. The inspections for the week are 433 hhds.

Maryland 1.1 Ohio, nnd ICoritrliplrv in ft.ll WO hhrlfl. wnan iee, near central Fratt street; a Store and Dwelling, near the corner of Baltimore and Fremont streets; a Dwelling, corner of East Baltimore street, on a lot of 19i feet by 124 feet, toa wide allevj Building asked: sure bnds he has imbibed the sleds of thianliXr rl-ease, it too often happens that an ill h1111 dl8l. shame, or dread of 11rlnied sense of Q. Are vou domiciliated? A. Yes.

Q. Were Wool. There is a fair demarm saies of liuuuauiraisiia streets; also on west T. J. GOTT.

uiure vamoun streets B27-tf yon domiciliated from choice, or compelled by the authorities? A. I do not remember. Q. Is your 49 Second street. lbs.

at 16 a 18 ots. lor common fleece, and 5ft cts for washed. Whisky. We quote hhds. at 21 and bbls.

at 22 cts FOR SALE OR RENT A new three-story SiTia HOUSE, with double back bniidinz-. bat.h fix- oer sail small snles. Vellow Metal. We note an advance of cent in tures.jassage, 8t No. 352 West Fayette st.

yellow.metal theatlung. Sales at 17 cents. tvpp.y hi, J. a2 vv .3 1 i- a ti, i 1 a v. nZ7-3t' FOR SALF-The Stork.

ior.H.Vill nnrl Fix- atures of a fiROCfcRY and LIQUOR STORE, Cincinnati Market, Nov. 26. The Hog market is firm; sales of Soon head at 4 45 a ,4 55. Flour is a shade lower; sales of 4iioo bbls at 2 95 a 5S. Sales of "in a nourishing cart ot the oitv.

now nomr n. nwi business; it will be soldatergain if immediately applied for. Inanire on the srmiMs. nnrnsr nf DS3 1600 bbls mess Pork at 512. Lard iu bbls sells at 7 cts ing to those who, from education and i lPPly-can alone befriend him.

deiavmgiiuL KhS yity1 symptoms of the home disease mati -affecting the HTLuferlppemea in deeay and death. skln' endmjj TO STRANGERS, in gical Operations performed l)? or immediately cured, and full vigoT reLrl SEYL ifSEMEDIES n25 lm: SALES ATTOCK BOARD YESTERDAY. $2000 Citv 6's, 1890 103i56 shs Mechanics' Bnk.9 SALE OR KENT. A comfortable two Sjjjj story BRICK DWELLING on Monument 90 1 iigoii viaiuituc 1 u. juo.

iiaviiii; ifir.fnn correspondence of the Baltimore San Washinston, Nov. 23, ISsi. Ghsertanct of Thanksgiving Orphans Ltdies1 Eexevohnt and Err.rloivunt Society Alexan- andria and Georgetown Affairs, Very many of our citizens yesterday the day as one of Thanksgiving and Praise, bat the hurried state of many branches of precluded the possibility of a generU observanea. Our churches were thrown open and able discourses delivered. In the forenoon, at the Ninth street Presbyterian Cimrch, the children, probably forty in comber, of the Protestant Orphan Asylum, were present.

After a very neat and touch mg discourse from the pastor, the little orphans aung. with fine effect, one of the little hymss, which orew tar3 fr neriy every eye, at a Hiany dollars were poured forth for their comfort. The various Temperance Societies celebrated the day in a spirited and handsome mxnner. Trinity Chanh, in the evening-, was tolerably well filled with a very respectable audience. It was the annual meetng of the Ladies' Benevolent and Employment Societ Rev.

Dr. C. M. Butler, president Tha vary able report wis read by Dr. Tobias Watties, furnishing an account of the operations of the society, ana denim? i's duties During the past yer about 6,000 garments weTe made up nnaer its anptces, whicn s-fforded relief to many faniiliee EU qtient addresses were de livered by Prof.

Walter R. Johnson and Richnrd S. Coxa, Esq after which a collection of 60 in niney, and a much larger amonnt in subscriptions, was received. It was nnanimously racnmmedea that the society be continued with iccreased cebt gy, and the public should be made fully acquaint ed with theobjer ofrhe socie'v. ridsy afternoon.

Thanksgiving d-y, iouth not proeiaimed by the mayor until "so late a peTKd, was geTisraily observed Xiore. The beautifui steamer George Washington made a hxndaotTie trip Mount Vernon and the Thomas Coilyer conveysd hundreds of passen and cellar, with every convenience for a genteel family, with stable attached. Lot 15 feet by 70 deep, to a THAIS AND MONETARY AFFAIRS. The Bank of Baltimore has declared a half yearly 10 teet alley, leading into Caroline srreet. Ground dividend of three per after paying the State and rent $16.

It will be sold low, or rented to a punctual te ant. Apply to JOHN PATTERSON. tae torcn ot the iccendiarv. A few da-ya ago, a youta, Earned Carter, ged 20 yera, was arrested suspicion and subsequent confessed that he was concerned in kindling both fires. From the discl'isnw made by him, two other ycung men of the town hiva been arresfed, also, one Jaques and his wife and servaEt, rjrtd are now confined in jail Th officers are in pursui' of other implicated par- ties, who have fied.

Jaques, it is supposed, was no27 3t 125 MoElderry's Wharf. city taxes. The Franklin Bank of Washington, has declar ed a dividend of four per cent. CURE CURE OR M.i pav FOR RENT WAREHOUSE No. ft5 Frank head disordered anectmg your memory; A.

It is not. Q. Were you molested when yoa became dorcisiinted? A. Not to my recollection. Did not your letter of domiciliation give you all the privileges of a born subject? A.

I supposed tt juld, tut soon found my error. Any Spaniard could edit a paper, which I was not allowed to do. Q. Did you not afterwards write for the paper? A I did not sav any thing about writing for the paper. I said I ws not allowed to edit one Q.

What was your business previously? A. I was aa-nt to a commercial house. What do you mean by that A Ad agent to buy and sell for my principals. Q. How lone were you their A.

About two years. Q. What dd you follow fter that? A. I bought the Faro Industrial, and employed myself ia the editorship until I ws ordered to cease to act as its editor. Do you know the charges against you? A.

I do not Q. How can that be? A Because I have not be rd them, nor been allowed to sse the autos. Q. Did not voitr defensor see you? A. I have oen nim twice, for about ten minutes time.

Q. Did you not tee the autos when you wrote in them your dac la ration? A. I saw what I wrote mys8if it waa not allowed to see any other part The esidect here ordered the charges to be read to him The court also called for the reading those parts of the prisoner' declaration before cited. Question by the President Are these your opinions? A. They are.

For what purpose did you visit the American steamrs A. To see if Buy friends had c-'ma in them, and teg such papers Ka rbe cierk mieht give me. Did you aentf the Declarti of Independence to be printed ia the American papers A I did not. The first lin street, second door Wpst of Howard street. 1 1 is well suited lor a Pork Packing The steamer Empire City, at New Orleans, brought BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAT At this establishment may be obtained 7' speedy eemedy for uuunea tae 341,750 from Chagres, on the 20th.

hiving a large Smoke House and Lard Fixtures. Ap- MOST piytoA. bKfcW CO. ,109 Franklin st. The Bank Note Exchanges, in Baltimore, hold the Patapsoo, in Maryland, and the Philadelphia and New SECRET DISEASES Weakness; Loss of Organic Powers-o'' .1 -Disease ofthe I '5 in the Ixms: FOR.

SAI.F. Th snhsoriliAr nffVrs nl nrivafa at one time a member or tne celebrated xMurreil gatig A hsU, -ataining 31,200, was found on the person of nia wfe. Susn is the popular excitement against the prisoners, that the authorities vb beea compelled f- place a guard aronnd tha jaiL ork Banks, at par. All the other Maryland Banks sale his MILL-SEAT, situated in Broad Neck, i-about four miles from Annapolis, on the north Nose and Skin; CoMtitotioc.l homrf JtLiOI14l Debihty. and all t.ho aide of Severn.

The Premises contain about 50 A nrnn are i to i discount; the Pennsylvania Banks i to 1 per Georgetown and Washington 1, and Alexandria of Land, a GRIST-MILL, Miller's HOUSE, Kitch the near irgmia Kanks the Wheeling and others I per cent. 5 Delaware Bank 1: New Jersey Ohio 14: en, ate. i ne terms win De easy and tne property sold low. For further information sddIt to the sutisoriber. outh, that solitary prawiS mnr rJt Te Bbit of than the song of the 10 ll? Y1 A IN TWO DAV Mercury or Nauseous Drugs VA HR mum Vita, Kentucky 1 Indiana li; Tennessee North Carolina JOHN S.

BOONE. n5-'7t FOR RENT OR LEASE The BRICK BUILDING on the north side of Vine street, near Arch would make a good workshon fnr Car The only regular pK.1!?!? Bintek The Reporters of the Phil.ids'phja Press had their ennual dinner on Thn'sdayat Jnne3' Exhhusa 'tel. Jesper Uardine, one -i the pionsars of the Piiid-dIphia press, was chosen as President, and Louis Blnnch, si't've Be oner of Harnsburg w.ib chosen as Vice Amor the guests vv Sw-in, of the Leduer, Coi tba inven'nr of t-a Utr press," A'sx-nder Napis-, of South yjirk, Cnp, of tr-risburg, snd Geie L. Johson, the Tele penters, Cabirjeirnaker, or most any business. Terms oi tn Carolina Georgia Alabama 4, and New Orleans 2 per cent, discount.

The Bof ton Journal, of Wednesday evening, says: "There is no decided ohange in the money market. There is a fair supply of capital on good notes or satisfactory securi' ies, at from 10 a 12 per cent. On oall there was rather more inquiry for loans, both yesterday and to-day." ow. inquiieoi jus. thumas, n22-swlmi 3 Park st.

VALUABLE LIME STONE LAND AT AUCTION. The subscriber will sell on TUES- ngtanato notun. of that District oZ Columbia Advertisements. OFFICE, NO. "7 S.

PRV.rVT?Tr-v c-, at Brown's Hotel, Ellioott's Mills, the VALU ABLE FARM on which he now resides, Howard County, containing TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY FOR MOUNT VERNON THREE TRIPS A WEEK. The on the left hand side going from BTn. doors from tne corner, (up thr wT 8eT? observe the name an'd' nflJtlYm1? steamer" GEORGE WASHING AL.lv tit, adjoining uoi. Lhas uarroii's Doughoregan Manor: 40 acres in wood, besides 80 acres well limed tne Place, for fir. T' rntstsu Tur.

Jonnston is called upon every dk 1 5 UiiliKCl llTVin Qlln.w A- and in a good state cf cultivation. The improvements particularly Dj jmrrnu i-iii i. th; ofriA I "if -w 04 enticed fritsa thing I knew was seeing in the papers here the aserticn ra-de, and immediately denied the truth of it, Q. Why then do they accusa you and no otUar parson A I do not know. I am only 61 personally with one editor in New Kennedy, (or a similar name.) Q.

Did you not fear beiug called to snawer this cnaTira A I did not fear accusation for what I waa not guilty of. upon the simple assertion of my -nemies Q. Was tha le'ter in cypher writ'en t-T you A I know nothing a hout it, except that wss und nnopned in my room after my arrest. is your room always open A. Aiwaya during the dtvtime.

Q. Did you think nil tLf.se consist ot a new and spacious 1KAM1S DWELLING, with other out-buiidings. There is on this land an inexhaustible Quarry of LIMESTONE, which has bean Dronon need riY the Stats Plhemisr of tha ues otuackery. VV eaSnsea ofthe System. K.ni,.,.

nVvnu TON and THOMAS COLLYER, will leave for the place every Monday, Wednesday, end Friday Leaving Washington at 10 and Alexandra at IO o'clock, A. M. Fare, round trip, 51; from Alexandria. 75 cents; children, half-price. Coaches leave the Capitol at 9i o'ciook for the boat.

For seats in coacnes, apply to Georee and Trios. Parker. JOB CARSON. noto; ng-STTtTEtf. SAML.

(i'DEY, Captains. oraohic Aeent far ihs United States Wit SDarsIed ths fes'ive ard, many good tr.ings were eaid ond sang, and tha pirty a jjoarnsd at an early hour, highly rtufisj with the events r.f the TbfThbef Cest Case DEcir-ED. This grea' pass whit ten- s.ime weks, agitated thepub lie mind Wnsaicgton city, and which Justice John B. ivas phintiit, snd cmcer Wm Coie-. Cst'endiint, vai? daoide-1 oa Wednesday Jaj-tice ii of tha defendant, on trie gronnd, ger.eraHy, tu sUhr-ngh mcer Coie found tne ta-ee cent pi; in 'he Justice1 office, there waa no proof Jastica CUrt haicg lost it.

Cour.sal were eEiaaod on side; arid four cr five were examined very best quality for agricultural purposes. Also, at the same time, THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, adjoining Gen. Tyson's Farm. This tract contains 150 acres of woodlatd. and the balance clear ANOTHER CHANGE.

The hours j. IIVQ UI ed, with fair improvements. Terms, one-half cash: and guardians are ten balance in six and twelve months, with interest. sartor nie arecnangeo to 2271 and 8d. (see reguTar advertisement.) things you nave don right a.

have done no juh.ti O'DOiV iNELL. ger! between hex and Washitgton Inthaafter-aoor, tie aiferent enzine companies tried iaeir apparatus in Market square. T.irough-.nt tfas day, the -'Ladiee' Festival" was thronged with re apectable people from the three cities and neigh uorhoods, my of whom availed themselves of the opportunity to dine there. Oa Wedn'eay aighr, the i dies presented the itey. A.

Rozell with a superb ike. Mr, Luther Harrison delivered the address, which waaelcquentiy respondec tc by tha Rev gentleman, ice amount recjrsd three evenings did not fail short of 5CK) Altogether it is the best arranged festival I have ever witnessed. Severiti oi unr chiirches were opened yesterday "or divine service; acd appropriate discourses were delivered. To-day the weather is vary disasressbis, ana I cave nothing rnrther to report. I derive the following Georgetown itsuis troiri the Telegraph: Yesterday was very generally observed by enr citizens as a day of thanksgiving God.

At an sarly hour, our stores nd workshops were ah losed. Tha day was one rf unusual qni-tcess. Tfle Rev Joseph Cariwrighr, one ci the oldest. probably the ablest colored preacher in the United Scates, is cnficed to his bed, daiigeronsly ill. Not the slightest hipe is entertainedby bia frieada and physicians of hie recovery.

Ha his been preaching the gospel regularly for fortyeight year. Tue Messrs. RoJier, of out town, completed the Senate chamber this morning, and it is now ready for the reception ci its members. An election to fill the vacancy in tha beard of thtrg wron Tne president here addredsed some ironical an FOR SALE, the Good-Will, Stock and Fix-atures, with unexpired Lease, of a CONFEC-a-TlONERV and GROCERY STORE, rinino- vary puerile remarks to tha court, sayine- i ihi effect; causes or source of disease the ffffl vj? Alas! how often do they ascribe to other cauvt wasting of the frame. Palpitation of the Haarn.

ppsia. Indigestion, Derangement of the Ne tern. Cough, and Syrnptoms of Comt mu? 7-those serious MeatalEfieots, suh Depression of Spirits, or peculiw IW when, the truth is, they have bWn Me.lancbuly in pernicious, but aliurine wi1 bfjsms boh Body and Mind. estruotive the other hours the same as usual. Persons can get in the OmnihuBea on King or Washington streets and go ro the avenue for 13 cents; thereby avoiding the Mud, Wood and Carts on the wharves.

That. way costs as much and sometimes more, especially if dresses are torn or shoes spoiled. A deduction made to persons going by the month; try it. Office in Washington is at MRS. WOOD'S Segar store, doors west of Express office, near Third street.

HUGH LATHAM. good business, on Saratoga street, adjoining Betnel Church. The premises have front and back entrance, with Stabling lor 8 Horses. Hackmen. Da.i He triougiit it rrioro ehiid play, and very easy to revolutionize the island and reform its 1we easier than to edit a paper, or go to another coun others will please examine the property, as it is well arranged for their purposes.

Inquire at No. 43 GAY try whers tha laws were good, It was not wrong MKLb opposite the Lxohange. n26 3t to invade our homes and cut our throats. irtS 'nought he could do ail this and vet ea jape pun FOR SALE A cheap two story DWELLING with an attic; two rooms deep; kitchen and wood oellir. Situated on Canal betw Pn Rftltim-T-a r- ment to socis-i: Rca an Rbt.

Calvi: Faibbaws, the slave abductor, who is in jiil at Louievilie, if convicted, will be sentenced tha penitast-iary for lie, that being the pen-tlty fcr the Mies Deim Webster, who wis concerned with him in his former abduction of slaves in Kentucky, and fcr wnieh of them were tent the penitentiary, bat suoseqaectly pardoned, paid a VjSit to him in til ti.e day. Te2 Cathoiic Chuech Case vj Fiitseujls. Some me go the corporation of tha city of Pitta-barg, in rotting a street, rendered necessary by al-terinjf the grade, did considerable injury to the Catholic Cathadral. fen it was brought to recover dam ges, but it was givea gainst the church. It then went t' the Sup erne Court, which has just amrmed tha decision in the court below.

nsnment, Because na was a roreignar. To the p-isoner Have you anything turthe; to ORGANIC anu ayette sis on a Lot sev A 1 say before the court proceeds to pans its sentence upon yu' 7 tIUB 8reat an(l Remedy, weaknesa the organs is speedily oured and full nronS? Thousands of she most Biiiocu. A Nothing, ascent to read the memorial I sent GOOD CHANTI-i A email and converSent TENEMENT, we! flocated on Baltimore All impediments tn to you, and wnicn you rejected. By tha President You can read it now. r- LATHAM'S OMNIBUSES leave daily (Sundays at 7t, 8 and 10 A.

M. and 3 P. M. Leave Washington at 9 and 11 A. corner of Uth street at 3, Rnd liepot at 7 P.

M. The only line tnat connects with the 9 o'clock train for Baltimore. Fare between my oliioeana Pennsylvania avenue 18 oents; off toe route 25 cents; night trip5o cents. extra charge. Office on the AVENUE, fat Mrs.

WOOD'S Cigar Store, near 3d street. n2fl '3m HUGH LATHAM. A CARD. A new DGUERKEAN GALLERY FOR RENT on Pennsylvania avenue, Washington cuy, D. fitted up expressly for the purpose, on second floor, with a large Sky-Light and other modern improvements.

Position central, and near the principal hotels. Immediate possession given. Apply or. the premises, to CHAS. II.

LANE; or, WM, TUCKER. n20 '2w MAKRIASE I nrasner then read the document, which wa well drawn up, protesting against the jurisdiction Cove and Poppleton streets, running back' to Raborgstreet, will be sold low to an immediate purchaser. The place is well adapted to any moderate business thekeeping of a Grocery, Dry Goods or other Store and the neilinorhootl is rastinoi A9ir in ot tha com: on tha ground that he was an Amen Aldermen, caused by the aeatn or iur. John ncir rell, will be held on Monday next. Several thousand pounds roll butter, frr.ra wa can citizen, and could not be unfaithful where he The Siesb or Matamobas A letter from Brownsvi'le says the Mexican forces at Mata-mor9s are now not iess th-n 3,000 strong, and include sorns of tha best roidlers in Mexico, with owed noalleeriance, and allesrsd treaty stiDulitic Apply to WM.

P. PRESTON, Attorney, NS. 51 Fayette street. n2.5-pn5!t yons, changed handa; on Wednesday, at 20 per The piegident interrupted him, and forbade his it unprotessioriai for a physician to advertise bVt less he did sa. 1 mating use of the rds "American citizen'' and several neiu pieces, and that it is all folly for Car-vaja', with his three or four hundred men- to re.

it IDS. From 3,000 to 6,000 lbs. porif, from wsgcas cave changed hands, since my last, at S3 stipulations. NO CURE NO PAY, DOCTOR HUET, A nW FlEf.OF.THjd MEDICAL FACULTY OF PA RIS, Licentiate of the Faculty o-Wew Of ieana. recorded on thp Mprfimi Tnrssher alleged tnat ha had bean fcr seventeen new nis attacK upon the eicy not fail UU 'into destitute oTknowlSt name and character, pedlars, ehoeirkws.

meohSSS themselves aa WASHINGTON AND ALEXAN dajs solitary confinemeot; after the inter AILU5IE HASH UEJAULT5B A SiKSTID 1 1 18 stated thae Henry C. Stimsco, cashier of the broken DRIA BOAT. The Stearper GEO. WASHINGTON will depart at the ie nonr marxet is ens, wim ouyers at -3 a S3 No sales this morning Tnere was a eale of wheat, from boat, this morning, at 73 cents for red, and SI for white; end one of oats, from communication was nominally removed itwas not really done, as he was only allowed two hours ioks, who keen you mdr Sh sffir Poople Uant, raterson, N. was arrested the said Faculty.

Also, a Graduated the MEDICAL and CHIRLRGICaL FACULTY OF MAR YLAND since thoM of April, 1839, as can seen by his Diplomas, which sra framed in his office, FRENCH ME- eich day to see his relatives, nsult with ins tout l'ji o'clock oa Monday night Inst, at tha in Mebcttby, ressel, at 37 cents. following ho'irs a Coaoh connects with the Boat in WasniJigton Boat fare 12i cents, Coach Gi cents: Leave Alexacdria lit 8, 9J. 11,1, 2 and 4 o'clock. Leave Washington at 8, 101, lli.lf Si and 4i o'clock, 10-dtf JOB CORSON, Captain. friends, consul and legal advisers; that his leno stance of K.

Alien and oihej-s, cn a chaTa of ranee cf the charges prevented him from producing sit- iu ksvmm nt.ut.TicK street. aeat.lt is this motive alone' thatTrdulei IffTte avertise. for he alone can cure you tj REMEDIES SENT BY MA1U n25-lmr. overorawing account in tee -People's liank testimony to prove ms innocence; mat tne oeren i.ivnj cm years 01 experience Fan? and Anwi-have enabled Dr. H.

to cure snr form nr i witn mtRTit to ceiraua. ca sor appointed oy tne irovernment to amend nun diseases in a very short but ti.f seoret MISS CC3HMAN AST) fUi, FoBEEeT MiSS COAIi. rR. MAGNIN'S LUCINA CORDIAL. liur unoota Corrciponpcncei St, Asthct, Minnescta Territoiy, November, 4 1951 LisnteEantB Magradsrand Kei'on, in command cf forty one cavalry and a six pounder, passed was incompetent, and had not in the least inform Uushniiii pubhehes a card the New York pa ed himself of the merits of the case.

rp CUMBERLAND COAL. 1 TTF. TTNTjERSIGNED havme been recently ap pera, (Jetyicg that she has been giving "regular atew hours by a single application, fetrietures thoroughly ohrci witnout bougee. To ail those suffering the evil sfFt-Ato r.f The President asked; Have you anything fur pointed Ao.ent of the FROSTBURGr COAL COM- season ou uiairionics to sirs, orrest," and adds ther to ad here this morn ng, cn way to drive tha Winnbag Indians back to their cwa country, A. Nothing, except to reiterate my protest the Cure of Tf continence, a-c a-This justly celebrated Cordial Is the only efficaohin remedy tor those sad derangements of tody and mS5 caused by early improper habits of yoTtL oVindSf gence of the passions, the effeots of whioh are -rot tration.

dwpsta.pain in the head. B.nddizi1nf?ni vis.pweaknersof the back and lower extremities-weakness of memnrv ANY, will lurmsninis uual roueaiers ana consumers, either by cargo, from the Company's wharf at Locust Point, or by ear load, delivered in the city, in "as tar as i am concerned, a woman's earnes Bympathyis the sole claim I can lay to tha ad vancement of Mrs. plans for the teroourseor secret indulgences, thereby affiioted wiU a traiii joiseases alike riynous to both body and mind, with loss of memory, daoiinms energy, impaired pro-oreative powuie, iud afraid to enter into the against tna wnoie proceeding. The President showed much vexation and order lump, run 01 mine, ornne. nisjusriy ceienracea uoal AliSij The Mr.ntgomsry Advertiser con tains a cail for a Democratic Convention to meer ed be removed, which waa done, escorted by soldiers.

The defensor was then asked if he is too well known to need any recommendation. S.M.HAMILTON, cor. South and Iombard 22-gTUThlm Baltimore. Xosuon Dr pledges himself to restore theni on tha 8th January naxt, for the appointment of had anything further to say? He answered "NO' thing," and the court adjourned to meet again yes delegates ui oammore convention. Aha cail is signed tne Hon.

K. King, Gov. Collier fMTY COAL The snbsonber would resuaotftilly inform all that: are interested as con terday, the 15th. The prisoner was informed, not officially, that his sentence was recorded and sent ex-Gov. it patrick, and most cf the iaading De sumers, that he is prepared to fill promptly any orders fJu 6 11 ne IP tiie Will Physician who understands thoroughly tliese peouliaJ nervous disorders, and who also KAkes the only modi cine, extracted exclusively fom French flowers, which will cure these oompJamts.

And for proofs o'" iti squal sTfccFss inthe treatment of the most uesperaU casea, be reiers to nurnerous certificafes (substantia mm br gratoiul persons, affiictet with diseases that were considered absolutely incura up for the approval of the Assessor and the Captain General and is "j-jitrht years hard labor in Alas aha Lesislatitee. wa cotice in the tnat they may De easeu to give mm ior jaij. His stook consists of COAL from snoh mines as has been found by experience to be the most suitable for FAMI LY PUR POSES. Having secured the services of Mr. John Fearis, 'who is probably better acquainted with the prepara- spam;" and moreover informed, "Vou wuiproba biy be sent to thi qu eksi'ver min'8 pToceadn.gs of trie Legislature of Alabama, that a Dili has been introduced to prohibit the introduction of slaves for purposes of sale.

It ia similar u.c. 1. uocuo ubMo uiacoiiuiiem to Perceive liiat nvi Taxes to bs Paid in Sfbcie Wm. Duane it having been reported that tne were ahoat to retarn to their old hunting grounds in Wisconsin The chiefs of the nation having been assembled in council, (i am toid by jor Aisxacder, who had preceded this command,) deci.iTed mc' posi-iveiy that they had no intention cf returning- to their old Hunting grounds When will the "half breeds" and traders ceasa to spread theaa false reports about the movoments the-Iuians; Is it not sufficient that tha United rateetropa should protect taem in their tride wi-h the Indians? Ceiae to annoy the Territorial government and the tro-'Ds stationed in tne Territory with yctir fslse al rmM But this reminds mecf some ning connected the protection offered Jo inn cf this Territory ty the Ket er-tl Goyernrnsst. 1 am ld that there ars only th companies of infantry and one of dragoons ia ue whole Territory, aEd that companies Wi8ia'verhre over thirty five meaeach.

Now, why is it that th se companies sre net filled us to the number allowed by law? Instead of teaching the men ne duties of a soldier, ere taught t- crtltivate Government gsrden farms. Great deal better do tht than nothing. This has caused great discontentsdnass among the ana mvny desertions. ia irs provisions to the till new pending before Morgaa, recently ele tate Auditor of tae ueorgia legislature 1 1 1 SE LF-LAUD A TION in the world; ieaymg the patients spcak fo thernselves, who fctand living evidences of what thm Ohio, has announced his determm it ion to have all Patents issued. Amcne tna patents issued lon 01 uoai man any otner person at tins time in tne easiness,) the public can rely upon having it delivered in good order.

They may also depend upon being sup piled at the lowest market price. ROBERT W. CLIFFE, nS-1 189 Baltimore Sd door above Light. State taxes collected in specie tha view to test st wees was one to II nl Saiith. of fisnroo set lortn.

see my eworn certificates in the Baltimori tion; dejecdonersiBn to'soctyr Um asep" wnt Jomig and middle agedmen maywe ill why they are declining in health, why they are there youtiuul appearance and vigor, why Jb dSS WteS for ffiT The LUCINA CORDIAL has restored thousand of persons to health and vigor who have lgnorantfflS? ured themselves in youth. Procure it! thenvour use it without exposure or hindrance irom bueTa at home or abroad, and be restored business. Objection nas been naturally made to th the Lucma Cordial, because thetrah th fhaS b2 lnPP08tion to it, is sold ohetS fr, but the fact is, the Cordial cannot be affordedlS less, and ought to be much dearer, as many of the gredients which compose it are among the ooTuimr things nature; whereas the others are cheap drugs.worthbutlittlein money, and 1 and it is a fact, that at least one ofhe geltersTo7 these same mixtures makes it a point to aSd ofthe Luoma Cordial to a tivea of his compound, so as to givl it some littL virtue and thus solace Sis coLSf wm pur readers that the utmost reliance may be Dlaoed orf the Luoina Cordial in the cure of the a turned above, and alsoof those wluoh fh' Wit 7en Indigestion, Sluggishness of tha town, for improved valve for oscillating engines the solvency of the inks of tha State A Religious Revival is pre? iling in the Me. EStrangsre, be on your suard before you not molts fees to nr.fi, v. aoa aauiuw io invnua n.

uiornmer and jHmei thodist jt.pi8-'opI Church, at Frederick, and Yl, Uardmer, of Charleston, P-, for imnroved COAL! COALli M. HAMILTON Dealers in Anthracite s. Dr. HUET is the only tZimha physician cf Baltimore I 1 -anther in the united ijref.l;r?ti' Church, near oi (ti-iii luooorv. vii Ti, ii'f' personally, or t-y letiar, stosi aid.) Actress Box Baltimore Pcei-oZSee.

Meal ams smit tnr wrt of tii mnr-irT. ri5-lm oonab iro, Ma. Ms. Barnum assures the editor of the Bridge cdkioos vim ur cnarias beorer, a youtn of seventeen, was brouht vr. at and Cumberland COAL, have received this season the largest stock Coal that, was ever in Baltimore, selected expressly for their city sales, from the Wilke3barreand Pittston Mines.

Our stock prinoipally-oonsists of the superior Black port ftndard, that the Anniilators are at last ptwiiyu, vu iiuay, on a caatfs OI acandoninv Da. HARRIS, A fr 4 TJ A T-f A rnn n- Perfected, and vvi'il be tested pnbhciy, in a few his wife. He compromised the matter by agreeing to allow her a dollar a weak for her maintenance. Diamond Coal. We also have Baltimore Company.

OFFICE dALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY. days, Coalb'ook, Lee. Llod and Butler Coal. Govereor cser VS'J frcra Farnbins about NoinsATion. The Bradford (between Lombard and Second strflfitu 1 ICTHon.

Wiii. K. Harris has Deeneiectei by the Tennessee Legislature, Judge of tha Chaneery thelStri of l8tissv wnvin? made a treaty with Also, ienign oai, ior use. A lsov Cumberland Coal from the celebrated Frosthnrp- A practical experience of over 20 years enables Dr. the jippewa Indians, by wnicn the Indmns agree i jwinaa Pa ,) Repo ter, ajiree-soil piper, nominates the following ticket: or President Gen W.

O. Batier, of Kentucky. Tor Vice-President Coal Company's Mines-all of which we will sell at a nrioe whioh cannot fail to please, giving 2.240 ihs. to uoiirt at Memphis. iOA French aTtist, named Mailer, has been oi Aiiseases.wnicn nave 100 ions neeu yielded by regular physicians to the hanu3 of Quaokery.

Ha may" be TO -11 their lanas on tne neo river, extending irom Pembina Bp that river cne hundred tnd fifty "miles, and fifty miles on either side, for S30.WG cafe and vi ma edgier, ot ennsyivauia. arretted in Jew York, charged with poisoning his the ton weight, under the supervision of the City Inspector. Omce, corner of SOUTH and LOMBARD STS; upper Yard, HOWARD STREET, above and near uoiiiiuiriiLittiiT, cimer in person or Dy letter. Medicine, well secured, sent to any part of the United U280U CorWTT Three cornmissiona have almost inahuStaSSc Trelief; Snd if used almost certain to prodaoe a nositiv dlreoted. wire SiO.000 annually for tweaty yera.

Is this lnd of oecn re -siva oy tne clem ot this county, to wit- n2fi sr Cjuathe zoth, three inches or snow fell at fixes and muszmtos worth, the half cf this monej? It is subi ict to overfl wed yearly. lor ou5iiu, in. a isro-fl; lor cf the Cir BoiriBhoro, Narrows, and at Shepherds- and PRATT STS. 22 sTUTh'm CURE YOURSELF. As every vice has Us punishment, so has every disMe its Thu cutit Cosrt, John h.

Uoyle; for register cf Wills, town, tour inches. It is now snowicg, but this is not the first snow AMERICAN COMPOUND is the most certain speedy and pleasant remedy known for oertain dli! iLf Wm. and Beni bernees have been arrested CNEW WOOD AND COAL YARD. JARVIS WYETH having oombined the WOOD AND COAL BUSINESS in all its branches, with fcsow. In the region ct Vatsrrown, JeSarscn at Riahnjoc'-', charged with attemntinir to bribe a cate diseases.

Ho restrict ons in diet m.ui), suuvv uao itnio.i iu iiie aepia oi io inches; juror of the Superior Court. anu in tfoonvsiie, Uneida county, it ia two feet ucutfosciiT ia ilh use; u-iiiiw ia uie Dreath tainted Full directions with each bo one bottle sufficient" fOTwnty-snvea vouDe men of Harrisbure, the REAL ESTATE AND PROPERTY BUSINESS, aa heretofore conducted by him, has constantly on hand a full supply ol all the variouB kinds of wood, out from his own lands, on Severn river. cesp. tight inches of snow fell at Pittabnr? on ra were nnea 555 ech nd costs, tor ma Dena-vior round tha United Brethren Chutch, this week. FOR -T I 'Aotl l' vui o.

ilu a Mio ijt jj. olani corner of Charles and Pratt MoPherson Marshall, corner of Hanover and Baltimore streets Stott Washington City; F. R. Goodman, Anna-Polls- n25-1mt iee Sxoem on the Ohio. Th8 Cincinnati ALSO Uhanoa west's superior quantiesoi uoal.

All of which he otters for sale at the lowest eash CyCapt Wil. Dudley, an old citizen of Fay- tinues at his old ro7liiUCAagT pay the highest prices for Negroes. Persons bnnlirT? et o.unty, waa thrown from his horse and noes. A sorSoient number of Carta always on hand to ia kilUd st week. sure prompt delivery.

C. ARVIS WYETH, fr7Robert H. Jump, has been elected season. r. ST, HiRFORD COU.tTY COcRT.

Sentenced for Murdr-Cioit of the Term and La tors of the Old Judges The Ntw Chief Justice, Reported for the Baltimore Sun BtZ AIB, Harford county, Nov. 56. In my last I informed you that (ward Gran, whose case jI the killing of Henry Pritchard was removed here from Cecil county, had been found guilty. Te wi for "murder in the first Wednesday Morning, JV ov. 29th, 12 o'eloe, AT iward fiinn his just entered be court room with Robert H.

Bassey, Sheriff, and Rob-n Flowers, Jailor. On his entrance Otho Scott, Esq informed the court that he withdrew the motion for a new trill in thfa ce. The breathless attention and fixed gaze of the spect iters appeared to inspire the r.ninnar with some degree of painful anxiety. The r.risoner with some degree of painful anxiety v-ommeraiai mentions a rumor, that nine canai beats were sunk during the ljte storm on the Ohio rivr, and out of fifty parsons on board, only six were saved. McDuHoiH Psopbhtt BraNT A stable snd sev ral a jjiniog buildings in New Orleans, belonging to the estate of thn trjfA Mn umoe, extreme ena ci isoutn jaucaw street, on Diruia with good titles, slaves for life or for a term oi years, in President of tha Board of Commissioners of It AtBinnon's wnarx.

aaiomme nauey-a. ivovtv Talbot county. inu.i rnAi.M niiAi.M! EDICALA1D OB I Tii Axr Th lareast stook of COAL In Baltimore camtn- Ep-The Crown Princess of Sweden was safely "A Baltimore, may be Confidently nsuited on all diseases, but more particularly those lir delivered of a daughter on the 31st ult. consumed by fire on the 50ta inst. Loss ih nnn.

laiso u. KumuDs. ur single negroes. I will also purchase negroes restricted to remain in the State, that sustain good characters. Families never separated.

Persons having Slaves for eale will please call and see me, as I am always in the market with the cash. Communications promptlvattended to, and lib-jral commissions paid, by JOHN N. DENNING No 18 South Frederiok street, between Baltimn Uh and insured. Clayton, of Norfolk, has constructed an Nsw ma pira sins the following varieties: Lehigh; lump, selected with treat care, for ettyols tnd furnace use. Butler, Baltimore Compiiny's and Lloyd, White Ash nd Peach Orchard, Pine Grove and Lyken's Valley; Red Ash, of lump, steamboat, grate and stove siaea.

Cumberland. Frostburg and Virginia Coal. for manufao- apparatus for tafcinjr the yeas and nays in Congress. iLf A. homestead exemolion bill has been intro of Norfolk, received on Tnesd night, from Bal' tim re, a new sucion eueine.

whirh. tha Second streets, trees before the door. lief toallwl.o Jpernuinent r- duced in the Kentucky Legislature. larinc or purpose. Terms cash, and 2240 lbs.

ays, ia really a splendid piece of wrkminship It was contruoted by Mr John Rodsers. ar-T ofioV. r-V, uuuernis care. It the ton. CHAS.

WEST, court was detained, la listening to tfle argn-arose in which it was enzajred on the klmg AVES, paying the highest cash jnoes. STHET Monday 140 Irish immisrtaritjc orri-i liCol. Benton and family were at Louisville on the 21st en route for St. Louis. CU.

S. Steamship Mississippi has Dsen ordered from New Yort to Philadelphia, for repairs. INO. 7 south street, "tsun iron Kuuaing, Yard, earner of Licbt uid Lu str south side ef Savannah in the batk Wexford. prisone-'e enter.ng, until half past one o'clock, I rt u4-i KBewae boastmr Quacks.

tba bum. H-'tf 1 fttteudedto. W. UCAMPELLTbS-'iT? de- i.