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District of Columbia Advertisements. PUBLIC SALES. Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. DR. HARRIS, A ii A THE SUN.

OIL.VKR WARE. We have now on hand, und lire constantly article of S1L- EXECUTOR'S SAI OF A SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DWF.LLTNfi OtM va-i- VER WAKE, such as: Ea BALTIMORE STREET. The undersigned will offer at public sale, on the premises, on MON Dessert SPOON'S an.l FORKS ea. able, and 1 Ha.LTI.MORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1552. Mustard, Sugar, Salt, Ecs, and Preserve Spoons Soup, Cream and Gravy LAHLES OFFTCF" H-JvtfRiP CAMBRIDGE, ur Ith.

BALlliOitf I.OCIC ivtiomipv JVo.31 S. Ga Opposite Xr a EtlitdinVi Between 1 irnbard and Second reefs exPernceof over 2il years enables Dill, to etlect a sound and speedy cure hi ,1 of which have Lg rSr, cln' gular phy sicians to the. hands I I' Pnited'Ste3' WC" EeCUrCd' part DAY 21st June, ai so ciock, r. tne superior and extensive three story HOUSE and LOT, the late re- i.lencn of James Armour, 117 East A Stranger Identified. A few days since was Cublished an account of a stranger who was met a watchman at the hour of midnight, in the western section of the city, wandering about in a mental condition bordering on lunacy, and but half dressed.

He was kindly taken to the station house, and in the morning removed to the almshouse, wheie he has since remained. At that time, he stated he was a nephew of the late President Harrison, and letters in his possession seemed to signify his name as H. H. Harrison. The chief of police, Mr.

Herring, feeling an interest for him, wrote to a gentleman in Philadelphia, whose name was subscribed to one of the letters, ami his reply, which was received yesterday mornirtr. corroborated the statement of the luor.) street, opposite Aisquith street. ilic J-or iroiiisia vn r.ni iiauinioio srrect, I Correspondence of thp Baltimore Sun. ai.timokv. Jnup Irt, rtinrct for He.

1 H7( i'j i'pitki' Goo I ruii eltevt Fillmore ii Pijsytition cftue Former to trentft Kin to tl.e Latter Fjrut of Mr. Webster's Soniiuu'ion Gin. Sixytt't Strength, jeI7-3t He stated that the prisoner was quiet and at the time exhibited no violence. On the night previous he had been called by Mrs. Atkinson, but did not go.

Had not seen Atkinson for three weeks before. John T. Brashcars, police officer, detailed the facts as before reported, lie having been called in on tne morning of the murder. His testimony was similar to that of Mr. Scarborough.

The Court here took a tpcpss of 10 minutes. After thr recess, the witnesses were again called. Dr. Piatt, who was the physicinn on the occasion, described the condrton of the body and the wounds, being six in all in the head. The wounds were such as are generally supposed to be mortal.

Found the broken portion of the andiron in the bed near the shoulder of the deceased. Dr. Crozier testified to the same effect. Dr. B.

B. Smith testified to the same etlect, and produced the fragments of the skull extracted in the hone of saving him. The patient was insen- I. utter, bruit. Pic, Cake, Icc-Crcam, Dessert, Fish, and Pickle KNIVES Also, TEA SETS, GOBLETS, CUPS, TU.M-BLIltiS, WAITERS, CARD TRAYS, All of which are warranted pure silver, and at as low rates as thoy can possibly be offered for at any establishment in this country.

M. W. GAI.T Pcnn. avenue, between ULJi and loth ThsTiiot Washin.rton. R.

JOHNSTON. Cocncil Grove. Santa Fe Route, ICO miles from Fort Leavenworth, May 26, Movement of A detachment of recruits for New Mexico arrived hore this day. The officers accompanying the command aie as follow 15 1 Mai. V.

Stron. commanding: Bt. I t. Col. Jos.

Faton, captain 3d infantry; Bivvt. Maj. vl. 1. H' caotatn 3.1 infant iy; Ms.iors J.

K. Hag-neraud Ii. W. Jh i. p.n inasicrs V.

army; 1st Luutt V. M.i'-iiton. nil artillery, commissary; Licuts. M. P.

Parks. Win. 1). Whipple. 3d iafaiin-v, and K.

Gatranl. 4th artillery arid adj't; Dr Ahudif. It. P. I.ang-vorthy, and Henry, assistant surireoiis S.

Messrs. J. L. Cassia ami Geo- T. U.

all, paymasters clerks. The health of the command has much improved. There were some casts or cholera among the troops after first starting from Fori Leavenworth. running throiigli 10 atson fit reel, on wtncli it lias the same front. The main building is lofty and handsomely finished, and Ihe back buildings are very extensive and complete.

The location is one of the most beautiful in the city, and tho property combines many of the most desira- FW'E'fiAL TIMO LOCK II0SP1TA1 here be obtained the r.uJt 4.v,ij uim tual remedy for ail DISEASE: Hilt' of Concress is no' here aiter: din SCPEUIOR GOId) WATCHES. We bS nie advantages ior me elegant residence of a large f.unily. The premises can he viewed on application to the undersigned Terms at sale. JOHN G. REANEY.F.TBii.tar ller.lO- convention, snd amonj them many crats.

late Presidential candidal, TJicr leave to call special attention to a select mentor s.iDcrior (iOI.I) WATCH ES. hv all the sible except to a consciousness of pain. Correspondence of the Balt imore Sun. Havre ie Grace, June 16. of Cc-'iat floats for Baltimore.

most celebrated makers of London, Liverpool and Geneva. These Watches havini been trot up to our order, we are confident they will be found equal in style, finish and quality to any ever offered to the public. All Watches sold by the subscribers are warranted, and at as lowrat.es as at any establishment in this country. WM. GAULT Pennsylvania a venue, jel7-fit between 9th and lOlh sts, Washington.

By A. GREEN, Atotiosehr. EXTENSIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR HANDMADE WHITING AND LETTER PAPER AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, the 21st instant, I shall sell, at my Auction Room, at the corner of (jt Ii street and Pennsylvania avenue, at 4 o'clock, p. a large and superior lot of PAPER, viz: 700 reams verv superior handmade, hot-pressed, and high ly finished Letter Paper, gilt, and plain; 70 reams Foolscap: and a lot of Parchment, DrawinfC, Note, and Bookbinder's Paper.

Thi3 Paper was inaue of linen stock, for John T. Sullivan, in and l4(t, prior lo the contract system, and designed to supply Congress and the public olhces, and cost at the manufactory from 1 2-5 to .3:.) 5n per ream. Also, an assortment of German Linen Pink Tune: Inkstands: Sand- Youth, which destroys 1 U.Th Ldv if, marriage, impossible A CURE IN TWO DAYS, OR NO prriprv No Mercury or Nolriou l)ru t'cli OFFICE-No. 7 SOU TH RE JJF Rf sf the left hand side going from Bahirno strelt, 7 d.r from the corner. Be particular in observiag naTna and number, or else yov nn mistake the -Unr.

JO FTNSTON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEKPss By this great and important Remedy, weakness of the organs is speedily cured and.full vigor restore I Thousands of the most Nervous and Debilitated inli v.duals who have lost all hope, have been immediate! reheved. All impediments to MARRIAGE, Physicnl or Irental Dis-jualification. Nervous Irritability I eaknessor Exhaustion of the most fearful kind, speedily cured bv Dr. Johnston Let no delicacy prevent you. but apnlv irrmif-diately and save yourself fVom the dreadful conse quencesof tins terrible rna ady.

N. B. Dr. Johnston is the onlv regular Educa'ed Physician whoa.l vert ises. His CredentSus or Diplomas always hang in his olhce.

GfNo Letters received unless post-paid it Je'i-ts. GIBSON Auct'rs. MTNIStRAtOR'S pursuance ijj 01 an order of tne Orplians'Court of Baltimore citr Athe subscriber, as administrator of James O'-Mcara, deceased, will expose for public sale, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 24th at 4 o'clock, P. All that LOT OF GROUND, in Baltimore citv, dc-genhodns follows that is to say Beginning for the same at the north-west corner of St. Peter st.

and Wyeth thence westerly, bounding on St. Peter thence northerly, bounding on Wyeth lor the same depth to an alley three feet wide. round is improved whh TWO BKICK HOUSED, two stories and an attic high, and is subject to a ground rent of i 59 per fronrjfoot The same Houses will be S'-ld separately or toyethor' And on FRIDAY, the Sjth at4o'etoek, P. in pursuance ot the oroer aforesaid, as administrator as aforesaid, the subscriber will sell at public sale, on the premises, the Five Lots of Ground in Baltimore city, hereinafter described, that is to say Beginning for tlie first of said lots of ground on the north-west side of farford avenue one hundred and six'y feet six inches south-westerly from a stone standing atthe comer of Simon Gwynn's lot of ground; thence westerly two hundred ar.d twenty-seven feet; thence The steamer Portsmouth left here this evening with heats as follows: C. Campbell, Middlefon, lumber, II.

James; Wm. MeClvmont. Stcller, coal. Win. B.

Stokes; Wni. Riddall, Williams, do. Martha F.lia-beth. Corson, lumber, Hawley'ic Rand; Mary, Thom sou. lumber and bark, Carr.

Giese rotomac, Swenk, coal, C. Pilot, Yandike, bv. S. M. Hamilton; Mechanic, Winn, Thos.

Wilson: Fenusj Ivania, Ciaig. M. Hamilton: S. E. Fowler, Fetz.

do.rcharies West; Wil- unfortunate gentleman, who, it further assures, is the owner of a valuable estate styled Klk Hill, in Yirginia. His Mayor Jerome has the matter in charge, and will have every kindness rendered him until his friends remove him. A Webstcrian Demonstration Last evening, at about 8 o'clock, the Massachusetts delegation assembled at Carroll Hall, their headquarters, preparatory to a procession. The room was crowded with delegates and citizens of Baltimore, who were treated with several favorite pieces by the Boston Bras Band, led by Mr. F.dward Kendall, one of which was tho famous "Wood-Up liniek Step." The line was then formed and marched past the various hotels, at each of which three cheers were inv ariably given for Daniel Webster with uniform enthusiasm.

The demonstration was amrmenied from the fact that many crowded aiound to hear the music, which, of course, was very fine. While the foregoing was progressing, the friends of the other distinguished candidates were presenting their claims to la'ge and attentive crowds. At Barnum's Hotel, there as a dense crowd, who listened to a half dozen eloquent and able speeches, frequently interrupted by cheers. Outrageous Segro. A violent Adam Peach, was yesterday arrested by officers Boswell and Warner.upon the charge of assaulting a white man, named Charles Kane, and biting his nose in a very sever and brutal manner.

The affair occurred on Monday night, in Cove street, and oc rrtess. Creswcli. wheat and Hour. M. Harr.

Thermometer 91 Tne watmest day this season, degrees in the sliaoe. F. 11. W. lMxes: Lead Pencils; Pens; Wafers; Letter Stamps; Ink; Rulers, will be sold in lots to suit io be loss excitement than there was duriai democratic convention, and everything seems to forebode harmony and peace.

I spoke, in my unpublished letter of yesterday, of the extreme dUnif and forbearance ot Mr. Fillmore, ami the cood undcrst-mdinir which snn-sisted betw een him and Mr. ehster. I hail r.o doubt, while ii W'a-hin-ton. that Mr.

Ii time re would decline in favor ot Mr. ebster, if he were certain that he could tr.insler his torces to him act. Since my arrival here. I have no doubt that snch a t-nster may he erfoct-csd. The Webster men, on the contrary, do not seem disposed to jro over to Fillmore.

The struirule seems to be principally between Webster ami Scott; but it is loured that the Fillmore nien. when itu'tUrnr their favorite, wi'l not eo over rid-? -to Mr. Webster. Eleven would decide the bit tie in favor of Scott. The Scott men seem to be the bet men in the Convention The nomination of Mr.

Webster weald have a peculiar charm to all the me ot talent aim enersy iu the Whi-party. It v. on Id excite ta--centleinea connected with the lenrt.ed the literati, and puMi writers, and tae approbation of the mon influential denominations and societies. It would be a n--miiix-lioa in which thousands would taice an muepen-ient pride, who could not. on occasions, be made to take a hand in politics.

There would bo a a eleva'ion in that ould givi-if tone over the country. Bat General Scott is still the man in the Convention: his miliary gley being still considered a talisman nior- pow eilul than all the forces brought to bear ajratast him. X. Correspondence of the KMtimore Sun. WASKixaTOS, I '5.

152. A Glance Fie Cor.vcatijr I ckJ Cc-v'-dence a.no:.g the Seoit Men The South Stctu! Fir-1 A era inst the Otneral Webtt the ir Choice Fear of a Fef Insertion? Tf.c Fillmore Men Triumphant in P.e of tl.e Cove. -it Ion I'irtainty of the Adoption of lie Fh-tfonn 77. rt Seatx. ir.

The Vhi National Convention is looked upon Terms All sums of and under ensh; over 5 too, a credit 01 two and lour months, lor notes satia- I loruy endorsed, Hearing iu'eresi. jeJ4-ts A. KEEN, Auctioneer. Si VALUABLE FARM FOR 41 ACHES. The subscriber offers for sale atife MEDICAL CARD lO MONEY RF.OUIRED UNLESS A PFRi ECT CURE IS EFFECTED.

31 South Strut OVER 20 YEARS' EXPERIENCE In the treatment of ail classes of Secret Disease enables Dr. Harris to insure a cure in the BhSr possiole time, to tMect it safely snortedt qmrddermS areA CvTe llli'ured or io Money Re- ni 1, KEKBLED MANHOOD hnd restorative. The remedies of Dr. H. in renovating the II ers, and removing VTeakiiess ith P('- tailcd by a Certain SecrTt Hal)th Krateful tlmusands, and arlu" rich and well cultivated GARDEN FARM and liOMRSTMAI), in the county of Washington, on the road to Port Tobacco, Maryland, adjoining the Farms of Blagdcn and Barry, but a short distance from the south end of the Eastern Branch free bridge, and only alxmt half an hour's drive from the centre market-house, with a Government road nearly all the way.

covenes of the age. tlie His long experience in the treatment, of northerly, parallel with jiarlord avenue, twelve feet; thcfice easterly two hundred and twenty-seven feet Harford avanue, and thence southerly, bounding on Harford avenue, to the place of beginning. The second of said Lots joins the first on the north thereof, and fronts 12 feet en Harford avenue, with a depth of feet. The third of said Lots joins the second on the north stde thereof, and fronts 12 feet on Harford a venue.vvitfi adeptn of 227 feet. The fourth of said Ixits joins the third on the north side thereof, and fronts 12 feet on Ilaribrd avenue, with a depth oi 227 feet.

The. fifth of said Lots joins the fourth on t'-e north side fronts 12 feeton Harford avenue.with a pth of 27 feet. The said five last mentioned Ix.tsof Ground are opposite to St. James' Cntholic Church, east of Eager and are described in an indenture of lease from John Esehbaugh anri wife to James is recorded in Liber A. W.

No. 4.52, folio llli. Each of the first two of said Ixts of ('round is improved by a two story ami attic BRICK DWELLING The other three Lots are vacant. Each of said five I xits is subject to a ground rent of twenty -tiv d.d'ars. The terms of sale, as prescribed bv the Court, shall lie one-third cash, and the other two-thirds on a credit of three and six months, with interest from tiie day of sale: and where credit is given, bond with security shall be required.

P. M'LAUGHLIN, Administrator. WILLIAM HAMILTON. jel2-eodts Auctioneer. TR USTE E'S SALE PROPERT OS Affections The land is of excellent qnality.and comprises about Acres: the improvements consist of a good DWELLING I IO USE, Barn, and other Buildings, with a pump of good water, and also n.

snrino- enall fiS him cwrtjn Tut Gkkmass am) Kossvtii. On Saturday of last wee1--, a number of the German citizens of New Yoik. held a meeting to take in- asures to show their respect for Kossuth, and their sympathy with tne cause of European freedom, "ic is stated that the amount ot "material aid" from vat ions sources, received by Kossuth since he let: Massachusetts, is The whole amount raised in this country is said to be about On Monday ei eaiug next, Kossuth will deliver a leer meat the Broadway Tabernacle, the proceeds to sr- to the benefit of his mother. N'UJSXXCES AiSATKU IN Til ILABELCHIA. Judse Thompson, ot the Court of Quarter Sessions of Fi ih.do phia.

it appears is determined to break aii ihe houses of prostitution and disorder in ti-at ci' V. On Tuesday, twenty-live persons were iinui--Ut ur on indictments for keeping such houses, and" -all plead guilty. They asked and obtained two time, before sentence was pronounced against Ihm. to enable them to abate i ho and uiouc the premises. Judge Thompson informed them that the nuisance must thoroughly ed.

or else the whole power of the law" tv br'uv-M 'Cvuisition. Df.sth'. i ni it Fiat: at Provioesce. A tire occurred at Pro idence, R. on Monday night, which consumed C.

H. Child's stable, with twelve orses.vu' cod at SK'oo no insurance: atwo-story housc. vned by Marhew son x. Allen: a storage Louse occupied by H. W.

SliK'tun. and a large quantity of insured for s7.ih)0. A dwelling, owned by L. P. Child, was consumed." On the same nisht the dry good.s store of Ahliick u-ok tire and was much dama'-ed.

to the house. About half the land is in wood, the balance well cultivated, mostly as a Garden, with an Or- ciiar.i 01 cnoice varieties 01 A nples.l'ears and Poaches. To a gent leman wanting a Country Set wi thin titlit of the Capitol of the United States, this Farm presents and effect a ckrtain cure in the most bvR-df Part the United St-e The pecuniary position of Dr. H. enables him ta make chargesjri.Mferatejn ail cases.

je4-l in 1 CURE CUR OR HA ih a- th "A11)10111 LOCK HOSPITAL. i SE.CRET DISEASES, Weakness- loss oi Organic p.we,-: pain in the I ohm-Disease of ti.e Kidneys; Affection hellead, Thrr' Nose and kin: Constitnt nni iii.m... "r' many fiif-in-ia loua, ua atumuoii iiemg nign and liealthy. Terms made known by applying to A. GREEN, Auctioneer, or to tiie subscriber; anil if not sold by the I6tli ot June next, it will then 1 At this point tne Mate rested tne case.

The defence called Thomas Atkinson, the father of he accused. He test ified to the general actions of the accused, the night before the murder, which went to show that he was crazy, and laboring under the efiOcts of mania a potit. He was running and said five or six men were following him ith sticks. Various actions were narrated which went to give the impression that the man was crazy at the" time. He had been drinking and on a regular spree, and concoUhd that the neighbors aiid his landlord were down on him, Last summer he received a hurt on the head.

The witness was examined at great length by the State's Attorney to endeavor to show that the accused was of sane mind. Mrs. McGowan, mother of deceased. Wasat Atkinson's house on the night of the 21st of April. Her sou, James, told her Atkinson was crazy.

Went there and Atkinson wanted to come out. Siie would not let him. He acted strangely gave him medicine which his wife brought in. His actions were such as usually accompany mania a potu. Tried to get him asleep, but could not do it.

Thouirht he had the mania. Dr. Hi rtinan. the family physician of Atkinson, testified to his drinking habits and his having the mania a potu. He prescribed for Atkinsonon the night of the "Mst April, for mania a potu.

He described mania a potu, the causes and the results. From the testimony given here, he would undoubtedly say the accused was acting under mania a potu. He was examined at some length in reference to mania from fevers, At the conclusion of his examination, the court took a recess from three to four o'clock. The court assembled at the time specified in the afternoon, when Tobias Airey, police officer, was called to the stand. Went with prisoner to jail.

From his manner and appearance, judged him to he affected wbh mania-a-pctu. Knew him for a long time, and he looked very wild. Thomas Dukehart. a deputy warden of the jail, saw- him the day after brought in found him naked trying to get up the chimney was very violent did not think him in his right mind had to tie him. Wm.

H. Councilman, formerwarden of the jail, saw him on the night he was brought to the jail. He was violent and irrational, ami he supposed Is.1 in laboring under mania-a-potu. Believed him to be a rational man recently, though for some time his a use. eis were not rational John K.

Hynson. a deputy warden of the jail. His bienee was much the same as the others. Relieved him insane; was called to remove him to another tootn by the inmates of the room in which he wns. who expressed apprehensions of danger a-oni Mm.

Dr. E. S. Thomas, physician at the jail, testified hat in-' iscaer was laboring vn-b-r mania a potu when night in. and he treated him for it.

Did not think nun of a sound mind. Francis Waltemeyer saw Atkinson some two or three weeks before the murder thought his excesses had altered him. having know him before. Tiie defence here rested the case on their part, and the State brought up rebutting evidence. The State called Kinsey Watts, who stated that be saw Atkinson on the -201 April, two days before the murder at o'clork.

Had a conversation with him about some work. His conversation was rational as any man's could, be at that time. Had a eonvrrsatb-ri with Atkinson's lather on the subject, at which the fatherexprcsscl some doubts as to his son's This conversation was ten days after the murder. Lewis Zell -aw Atkinson on the morning ol the April, about 7.1,' o'clock. Thought tiie iatioi.a!; saw no ditierence in him.

from sv eral years acquaintance. Daniel Donnelly had known Atkinson for 15 was present on the morning of the murder: found no difference in his manner from what it had been for years. Capt. Brasiicars. re-called.

Thinks that if Atkinson ever v. -are lie was sat on the morn as a tair representation ot tne. -isduni i audi oitereu ai funnc lie ircmises.at ZAliOCK WILLIAMS, near CoomlOs wharf eenceof the rrea: perry of it is expected that thev wi'! do r.t a-t as nurt iy The alnye described property will not be sold at horrid affections arising from V. eer aucMon uiiLii i i.iu.. ir insiani, same nour.

A. GREEN, ins h. that solitary nroti Youth, that solitary practice, more' fatal to hs vict than ie song of the rens to the mariners of Ulys ses bbrhrmir thou- i REGISTER ST subscriber, as NATIONAL GRRV'S I he National Grevs rno. Trusree, virtue of a dnprpp of the 11 ncrinr the democratic conveniioa fortunately did for the final adjustment of ail those sectional so lately disturbed the of the 1'ntou. A glance ur the tiehl of action, this was sutlicicnt to show that the friends of Gener.

i Scotr were pnssesse.1 of great advantage. They had union am. rontidenco and eif-rsry, and, moreover, much ability. As to the Fill ..0 i.iiujrtiu turns, rendering marriage, iiopossihle l'ullv announce that thoir 4nmml t'v- A i- fv AKKA.M K1J IN TWO DAYS casioned considerable excitement. Justice King-gold committed him to jail to answer before court.

Very 111. Mr. Archibald G. Ilidgely, of the firm of Zcll Ilidgely, is lying very low at his residence in this city. His illness is partly superinduced by excitement naturally arising from the late unpleasant occurrence in Columbia, whither he had repaired for the purpose ot arresting a fugitive slave.

Reported for the Baltimore Sun. City Cfl.utell First Branch, Wednesday, June lGth. The resolution adverse to building a bridge over Cow-pen alley, near Howard street; resolution adverse to the petition of Thos. Doyle and others; resolution adverse to the petition of Richard Daughaday; resolution adverse to the petition of Frederick Raine; resolution referring a bill of F. Raine to the Register; resolution adverse to the petition of Patrick Lee: resolution providing for erect ing furnaces in the watch-houses; and resolution adverse to rebuilding a bridge across Jones' Falls at Canton avenue, were severally called up and adopted.

The ordinance supplementary to the ordinance for cleaning the streets was called up and passed. Tho resolution adverse to building a bridge ovr Jones' falls, at Kager street, was adopted. The resolution adverse to altering a sewer at Shroeder street was adopted. The resolution authorising the building of a bridge on West Franklin street was adopted. Tho lesolution authorising the placing of flag stones at sundry places was amended and adopted.

The resolution adverse to building a southern female high school was adopted. The ordinance making it a penalty of not less than 35 nor more tiian SO-IU to permit blood or other offensive liquors to run in the street was called up and passed. The ordinance approving of the act of Assembly, incorporating the proprietors of Baltimore Cemetery, was adopted. Adjourned. Second Bran.

it. Branch met present all tiie members. A resolution making appropriations for the various watch-houses was received fr--m the first branch and adopted. A resolution to pay Frederick Raine for advertising was adopted. A resolution to build a bridge over a run out West Franklin street was adopted.

A resolution providing for the construction of a sewer at the corner of Sehroeder and Hollins streets was adopted. The resolution relerrim? the building of a bridge over the Falls at Kager street to the next council was adopted. The resolution to alter the gutteis at the corner of Liberty and Baltimore streets wras adopted. Adjourned. more men.

thev were eir Miss Ctrvtir.on'E CrstiM an, it is said, has taken her residence in F.ngiand. where she has a sts-r-r ui.urieii, and v.hero iter mother and brother ho Miss has amassed a fortune of cursion will ben given on TUESDAY EVEN ING. Juno 22d. 18,52, for which purpose they have chartered the steamer Columbia. Tae Uiat will leave Georgetown at Rilev'swharf asmiigton) at the Navy Yard at and Alexandria at i1, o'clock, P.

and proceed down tiie Potomac as iar as "Indian stopping at Fort Washington sufficiently long to afford the company a thorough view of the fortification, and will return to the city at a seasonable hour. A superior Cotillon Band has been engfed. Supper other refreshments will be furnished at reasonable prices. Tickets, admitting a gentleman and ladies, SI. To be had at the usual places, of the Executive and at tiie Boat.

J. Sutton, S. C. Waiies, J. F.

B. Pureell. ,40.000. too a Sent so tar as ta nomination ot I llimor- was. eon-rernPh The Sourhemdeleeafs stand linn ia opposition to the nomination of Gen.

Scott. The North Carolina delegation, tor and the Tennessee delegation, as to which the: had been some doubt, are iirni as agaiat Gen. Seott. It we'i undeisroo i that the Fiilmor? men vcouid unite ut-on ngs. The Saratoga KeuubUcan ho i is.ting sensoii at that watering phico commenced.

The hotels and boarding I' Court of Baltimore city, sitting in equifv. wiil otfer at publicaucfion on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 24th day of June, at 5 o'clock, P. adjoining parcels of (-rounds, with the improvements thereon, situated on the west side of Resist er street. the first be-in? 3B7f feet distant south from Pratt street, each havini a fronton Register street of 14 feet, and a depth ot 60 feet. These lots pre improved bv two brick Dwelling HOUSES, two stories and an attic in heighth, with good cellars; ground rent on eaeh lot 14.

Terms of s-ile: one-third cash on day of sale, the residue payable in three and six months with interest, to be secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee. C. L. L. LEARY, Trustee.

SAML. H. je2-2aw3w Ul South street PROU.ND RENT AT PUBLIC SALE. The uiT-dersuned, as trustee under the will of James E. Atkinson, deceased, will sell at public sale at the Exchange, on TUESDAY, June 29, at 1 o'clock, P.

eighty-one undivided two hundred and sixty-fourth parts in a lot of GROUND on the east side of Paca street, 2'i feet, and running back 113 feet to Walsh abey. Tins interest yields an annual rent of ,40, payable in installments on 1st day of March and September. Terms of sale cash. For reference to title application may be made to Dobbin Talbott, 42 St Paul st R.M. SMITH, Trustee.

OJ CANNON, BENNETT -Jjrr'- Auctioneers. ucKter, as tueir second cnoice, Tided alt the Southern deh'sa'iea hc are ail open, anc strangers are da.iy arriving. NOsitii Carolina Twins. Two colored, children. eoiir.O'"'cu i-y the and si-id to be quite a match for the Siamese twins, are about to them in tb.is movement, they wou'd a ir.r jority of the convention.

But ill there was. stid is, a prevailing execTatioa tha? some of tii delegates from ViiMiuia und Keatuckv. aud vc-: C. E. Bad, A.Tait.

II. Ilollinan, P. Lagan, J. E. Johnson, J.

G. Dudley, jel.5,17.19s22: Executive Committee. in OR MOUNT VERNON. The t-e exhibited in tiie Northern cities, commeac Peteisburr. Ya.

Kelioiovs FEEitn ci. It is stared that who succeeds Rosas as Govern will haps some others. itiu.MAMJUl.l.l ERwill -onandaffer ERID4V HTnuonih Cd UititUaletJ it was sp, i-t Oa Scott. This may not be so. days ago as a sjitie friends of Gen.

Scott go for Gtt. ken of si-vot v. hole, carryir.s or Other," Washiiigton daily, Sundays excepted.) I.eavi'i'' Washington at 9, and Alexandria at 91 o'clock, A.Ml Fare, round trip, 61: from 75 cents; Children half-price. Coaches leave the Capitol for the Boat at to 8' M. Persons wishing the Concho anii may, sometiow means to do it.

The Scott men to cai! for them will apply to Geo. Thos. Parker is. ok the start ion eo. 1.1 cents eacn way, Tlie boat has been lately too much crowded, and for that reason she will make daily trips.

There is no trips as pleasant as winning the ot" tion. Eut in the com ail sisting of a member Irnr Lttieros Ayros, has authorized the reading of in schools, arid made liberal appropriations for their support. Chevalier De Sodre, who has been for some T-rae the head cf the Brazilian Le.ati.n in Washinron. had an interview with the Secretary Sate, a day or two sinoe. to announce his recall.

Hot We TiiEt. At Fhiiadc-lphia, on Tuesday afremoon. the thern-cmerer stood at 9-2 iloz. in the shade. At Now York it went up to and at Albany to 93.

France and Liuebia A letter from Monrovia, of thelCrh of Apiii. says: "The French i-o-f- ee ot orjaaiz.ition. delejr-tio'1. vo lvxercvni or Antiseoirs lirvxt Cteri DR. JOHNSTON, The only regular Ptivsician advertising; he alone can resrore you.

rom hi? extens ve practice in the fiVst Hospitals of Europe and this cotmtrv. vizi Umd, Paris, and the Bk.ckley of he can cnt? (tenth recommend tne most safe and speedy cure in tne unfortunate victims of that dreadful maladv Secret Disease. e- OFF1CE, NO. 7 S. FREDERICK STREET on the left handsidegomg from Baltimore sev doors from the cwner, (up the steps.) Be particular to observe the name and number, or you tcUl nUstnkt the place, tor Dr.

Johnston is called uwn every dnv particularly by strangers, who, unfortunately, io their sorrow. have svjtered themselves to be rntieed'f'om thui olhce into tae ruinous aliodes of nuackerv NERVOUS DEBILITY. eakness of the System, Nervous Debilitv and pr dure decay, generally arise from the destructive habits of youth: that solitary practice so fatal to the heaitnful existence of man, and it is the voung who are most apt to become its victim, from an ignorance of the dangers to which they subject themselves Parents and guardians Rr often misled with respect to tha causes or source of disease in their sons and wards. Alasl how often do thev ascribe to other cause tha wasting of the frame, Palpitation of the Heart Dva-pepsia. Indigestion, Derangement of the Nervous S'ya tern.

Couch, and Sj tiipton of Consumption; also, iiose serious Mental Etiects, such as loss of Memory Depression of Spirits, or peculiar Fits of Melancholy, when, the truth is, they have been caused bv indulging in pernicious, but alluring, practices, destructive to both Body and Mind, Thus are swept from existence thousands who might otherwise have been of use to their country, a pleasure to their friends, and an ornament to society. DR. JOHNSTON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC By this great and important Remedy, weakness oi the orerms is speedily cured and full vigor restored Thousands of tne most Nervous and Debilitated individuals who have lost all hope, have been immediately relieved. All impediments to MARRIAGE, Phyacalor Mental Disqualification, Nervous Irritability, and eahncss or exhaustion of tho most feariul kind. cured hv Dr.

Johnston TO STRANGERS. It is with the greatest reluctance that. Dr. Johnston permits his card to appear before the public, deemin it unprofessional for a physician to advertise; but unless he did so the afflicted, especially strangers, not fail to fall into the nands of tiiose impudent, Uiaot-ing impostors individuals destitute of knowledge name and character pediers, shoemakers, mechanics! Sec advertising themselves as physicians; ignorant quacks, who keep you trifling month after mourn, or as long as possible, and in despair leave you with ruined health, to sigh over your galling disappointment. It is this motive alone that induces Br.

J. to advertise, for he alone ran cure yon REMEDIES SENT BY MAIL. m26- tj7 Fikraoie and Webster hit: emuil Ll.jJS. SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captain by the de'eg-ates, the had a majority. Commercial Summary.

fr--ra OK VERNON AND jgW-jiFORT The in Baltimore and others are in- lormen mar fanes (tesiring toyisit WASH1N GTthN can. ii. appticatton at the Railroad Or.ice in Ihnri ruou. ire is now our r.arpor Eerouatiug a treat The Hon. John Clayr-jn.

of Pt lan rre. put up as the candidate of" the Scott men for Fr; sident of the coi.vc-n'ioa. and the II i Chapman, of Maryland, as the c.inUi.bi:-. Mr. t'hapaiaa was by a 'tv ci" i votes, and the coraciittee annouacci his cior-io as unanimous.

Ther is no lor.zer arv d. ub the of principles ajred to iy thv of Hiimrr and Webster will be adep red. WheTher it precede or follow the nomination is r.nr"Sfi The chances of Gen. Scctf coraiaatio'! more, obtain 1 ickefs tor the round trip at 2. to and Irom Washington, when in parties of twenty or more good for 72 honrs.aud can visit MOUNT VERNON for 1 round trip, daily, at A.

and return in time 10 coiineci. witn rue 4 ciock cars tor Baltimore jet.5titt. SAM'L GKDNEY, Captain. iK'ASHlNCTON AND ALEXAN- with our Government." dwellinz of Mr. G.J.

Heisc-ly. r.f H-r-risburr. was worth of watches, spo ns. on Friday night last. tr3The Tammany So 'i-fy r.f New Yoik are have a gaad union fourth of July celebration this year.

pOti Tuesday the corncr-sroao of the if.v Ilouie of Relate in Phiiadeipiua was laid, ap ropriate ceremonies. rjfSeyeral citizens of Txashave let" Galveston for Washir.cron, for tha purpose of irur-c-acbiiii "udce Wa'i'jUs. cf the U. S. Dis'riet Court.

by tlie tiOA Meamer GEO. WASHINGTON" will depart at the hours named. Boat fare 12V cents, Coach cents. A Coach leaves Seventh street, near Northern Liberty a i mcteti some uays azo. trarroved adoption of the platform." Reported for the Baltimore Sun.l BALTIMOR F.

DX F. SD A Ftit. small. Herrings 4 75 a .34 07. and Shad 7 Vi a per bM.

Flocr axti The Flour market to-day wis more fsetive. at nn S-iies of2.oei bbis. Howard street brais ts at 4 ar.d 3j'i l.b's. mixed at -4 in per bbh also of l.b's. City Mdls to S'4 per bbh.

an advance. Rye Flour 3 6S, and Corn Meal 63 12, per bbh and Th" receipts and supply of all kinds of fJrain are lisht. Sales oi red Wheat nt 1 ii a oi; white wheat 1 02 a .1 03 per bu.sf.el. White "orn cents, and do. 61 a fi-! eents per bushel, fly 7'i cents per ats 0.1 a33 cents per bjsliei.

Seeds dull no sales moment. liR.iCKRir.i. ifoe nnii; sales of f.rrto bas Rio at to r4 cents per mostly at Ml a cents. Suaars Rice 41 a 4 cents per lb. he transtotions in Provisions are In tiie pri'ly pnrt of tne week sa'-s of in- bbls.

Moss Fork iit held at hi Cm SO: Prime p.irk 17. lltcon turn, mlfs small shoulders 'ptit. sides cents: and hams 11 a eeo's per lo. Sides of 411:1 this, and vi tierces l.nrd at 1" cents, kegs a lit een's per Cheese 71 a 8 cents per lb. ihrrer 14 cents per lb.

Ton '11. Ib.hlers are firm: sales mtikins freely at jirii-os. 'piote in hbds. at 20 a iPi cents, and obis, at 21 a ceiits per faYmn. otarKei.

aiso tne v-apitoi, at 7i, at, 101, 12i, 2. 5-1. 5 and 6. Leave Alexandria at 71. 81, 2L.

2, .5 unci 61 Leave Washington at 8, II1, 1. 3. 4K 5 airi 7. je 14-tf JOB CaptH.n. the convention is uratis.it to a stand bv th delay of the committee oa credentials to aaTee'o a report.

The questions made as to the rich' several contestants frot.t Yertaoat and N-" to seats, have an impoitaat beuria- na tl sation. OMNIBUS-TO ALDJE. C. Ei is lia-iovtr i Fa.) Gaz-t as the in alio canai it At me urgenr 01 a num- emoc. Jt oer ot tlie citizens ot the ndiommr rresivient ha! a night, and was visited by a la gates and others.

a oi counties, I wi.i extend my route to ALDIE, cornmenc- u-Tte lor S'ae senator, in irk county. Utr-'The Democrats held a large ratitication at oa tiie ich which Gov. nig on uie iiu. L.rave jiL.r,AA.xiJItlA at 9 A. Oil Mondavs, Wednesdays and Fridays.

Leave WM PADGETT'S HOTEL. ALDIE. at' 4 A M. on Tups. Mr.

Clay, it is more feet do thr.n fver i tody: but his rniiol is r.t vivi.I as ever. "'1 aie calm, and Jus friends ho five's thoughts co longer to u-irs rf th'j vorM he ii soon to o.r presided. "Peter B. Hoe. HAKKlf-'S JNK1KMAKV days, Thursdays and Saturdays, arriving in Alexandria in tone for dinner, and pass" to Baltimore and Phila- I a voti'h.

char; steal AO. al SOUTH GA STREET. vil BETWEEN SPCOND VTl T.omb,t, oe. rima me same evenmss. are to Aluie, 2 25.

Encouraje me and I wit eon tin tie it. nOJ HOCH LATHAM at Kichruo: t'ers from the tried and acquitte "The wheat croi Correspondcr. oi tae Jtil-i! of Stark and Tusearawa looks niagailicer.t. I's CO oi th'- murder: r.a.- known hint for six years. Going to jail he talked wildly.

his wild talk corn-mereaj atrer dug to the watch house. The case was hero and Mr. Gwin addressed the jury on the part of the State. lie contended that it tne jury- eonsiileit the prisoner of sar.e mind, they must con let him of murder in the t. ist lit sree: if ti.ey thought o'hiwise.

a verdict raust be rend: rod, not guilty by reason of insan-ry. He spoke briefly, and was followed by Mr. Pitts, in a very Lew; remarks, throwing the whole matter before ihe jury and resting the case on the oar' of the ii fence, on the ground of the ir.sani". of the prisoner. The jury was further directed either to lird a erdict of murder, or if cleared on the gr-vandof itisam't tne jury must state whether he is at present of sane nd or no, so that the court miarht properly of the prisoner.

The jury retired at six o'clock, and were absen' about five mutes, whes they' returned with a verdict of "not guiity," on ike of iw.anit The iury further found that the as insane at the present time. The court was then adjourned to l'J'j'i bjiak to-day. Common I'iea. Before Judge Marshall. The cases were disposed of yesterday: No.

tbil. Charhs L. Boeiuno vs. Nathan Harrison, an act. on to recover ihe amount of a promissory note.

Yt-rdict of Slot T. P. Seutt lor piaiatitr- C. F. Mayer for defendant.

No. 212. Timo'hy Keiiy and Peter A. Ketiv vs. Kd.

B. Baltzelt, an action to recover for clothes sold and delivered. Yerdiet of S-JM a't for phiintiii's. Keiiy for phuntitis: Gaie for defendant. The assignment for to-day is from No.

2o-2 to inclusive. Si-p- rior Court. Before Judge Frick. Tiie ca-e of Janeti vs. Herron sni Dihehdeiher before reported was concluded and -riven to the jury ye terday, with leave to seal their verdict.

Jury The following is the jury summoned by Mieritf Hays, for the second pait of tl.e present term ct the Court of Common Pleas, commencin -mis morning: Franklin F. Ijams. James Turner Israel Pearee. J. D.

Jacob Bohn. John showacre. Klassen. Henry Bowles. Go.

Addison. Thos. Denny, John Biadeubauih, Thos' Law, Philip S. Wade, John McPherson, Wri. Patterson.

Pa-rick Smith. John B. Donnelh John Pester, Ronert M. Hiil, James H. Collins, Nathan 16.

1 j32. ies. Ohio, i' is said, uana is irs verv i A NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY: JOHN A. JON TO CONTRACTORS. Architect's Office, Military Asvi.ni.

Washington, D. Mav 26. W.52.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office until Wednesday, the 3fith of June next, at 12 o'clock, for the construction of the buildings of the Military Asylum, near this city. The front of the main building is one hundred and fif tv-two feet, its depth fifty seven feet, with a wine eighty-three feet by forty-six feet: the whole of which is to be laced with stone. Proposalswill beentertained for completing this building with a marble, a granite, or a free-stone lacing: but all bidders are requested to send with their respective proposals a fair specimen of tne stone with TViiich tiiey propose by particular information as to the locality and capacity of the quarry, which specimen will be retained as a sample under the contract.

In addition to the buildine, there will be two moderate-sized dwelling-houses for the officers of the institution. The plans and specifications mav be examined at this office, from Monday, the 7th, until Wednesday, the of June next, as aliove mentioned, where all other information relative to the location and character of the buddings will be given. Every offer to construct these buildings must be accompanied by a written guarantee, signed by one or more responsible persons, to the effect that he" or thev undertake that the bidder or bidders will, if his or their bid be accepted, enter into an obligation within twentv days, with good and suriicient sureties, to erect the proposed buildings according to the plans and specifications winch may have been, or mav hereafter be furnished. In deciding on the bids, regard will be had to the quality of the materials offered, and the responsibility of tiie bidders; the richt wiil be reserved to accept such offers only as may be deemed most advantageous to the government, and also to reject the whole, should none of them be acceptable. All bids to t.e scalid, and endorsed "Proposals for building the Military As lum." and addressed to B.

S. ALEXANDER, rnOO-RtnvU'i f.iAotumr.t ftf.rDs nf Fnrinon ONE OF THE CENTUR Y. KR AUSER'S PATENT CLOVER SEED HARVESTER. The subscriber oilers to Farmers and others, one of the most useful and economical machines ever invented lor harvesting Clover seed. The utility of this machine is beyond comparison with any other far.r.ing implement now in use.

It takes the seed from the held, leaving the straw or grass all standing. It weighs but pounis, is drawn by one horse, and gathers from 10 to 12 acres per dav. The fingers or teeth catch all the heads, the revolving knives cut them off and throw them iiack into the box, which wiil cross a 20 acre field without emptying. Persons disposed to purchase county or farm rights, are respectfully invited to call and examine the machine, or address (post paid) to C. C.

BUR FORD, je2-eo7t? No. 4 V. Pratt street, Baltimore. rPHE GREATEST REMEDY KNOWN. -I- NIMMO'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT AXD PAIN ERAD1CATOR, has never been known to fail in curing Rheumatism of the worst kind.

Also, Sprains, Bruises, Swellings. Neuralgia. Spinal Affections, Gout. Cholera Morbus Cramp Cholic, Flatulence, and Pain and Swellings of anv description, ,110 matter how severe. A trial is all that is necessary to prve it.

Price, 5n an.l 25 cents per bottle. Prepared only by WM. T. NI.MMO. and for sale at his residence.

Granby street, 4th door from Exeter. Wholesale Agents. Canby Hatch, corner of Light and Lombard streets: E. H. Stabler Co.

and J. Ir-vin Smith, Pratt AY. H. Brown Liberty Bart left Calvert and Retail Druggists generally throughout the city. N.

B. References from persons who have been re- xunanco. I 1 1 ict iuri- Zt raenced resterd at Cara- i ASHIN.jTON. Visit to yiaunt I'Tt-ift nt- Private Fcirxli Ii Sclei The J. i-e.

Yesterday, a very larae ccnipan'. gentlemen, from varht-us part's .,1 NATIONAL INSTANTANEOUS LIQUID HAIR dye: I would more particularly call the attention of those that have been Hair Dyes, to this important it'ai oi nail miles in Tr'Mr-h ru N. many sit' "3 Dr. SALLS AT STOCK HOARD YESTERDAY. '2 sirs As.

Fire. Ins. Co. 5o shs time. .21 3 I5iL.OKa;!rnad..

JiO; 15 ill At the Board, State closed at la, bid; City 6's, VlK Vo bid: Bait. more and Ohio Railroad Bonds, 187.5, bid, 'l'- asked: do. 131, 3 bid, 97 asked: do. shares. bid.

asked: York and Cumberland Railroad, 211 bid, 21: tasked; Ibiliiinore and Susquehanna Railroad 3'' bid, 321 asked. ot ncirs and U. S-ar. sjive hair hours. G.

Ev.ssey is recommended in the Press as a car.dio.ate he- Connies-, in e. niat ttif may give it one trial, and be convince niei ncierawcr iKHrum any ininz it. I Ins let Dye produces two distinct colors, a perfect natura Brown Biack instantaneously. Hair Dye is not a new business of mine: 1 have been engaaed in the art tor a period of twelve years. I have in that time made upwards of two hundred experiments, try ir.x to invent a Hair Dye that 1 could recommend to de a perfect Brown and Black: also, alive that would not lie offensive.

I cons-rat it late mvselfin SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE EFFECT ED OR MON EY REQ Ul RED. tl 1 t'D Over twenty vears experience in the treatmentof nil forms of ERIVATE DISEASES, enables Dr Harris to a sound and speedy cure in anv of these complaints. His remedies are free from, disevu ing Otts, balsam, poisonous compounds nf Mercvrv end injur, ous Drugs, which often lead toerposuri 'rerS denng the unlianpy sufferer an invalid for life. THIS INFIRMARY, celebrated throughout the Uxio.vfortheeffectual cur of all classes of Secret Diseases, in the shortest time ever accomplished by proper and safe remedies was established in this city over thirteen Tears a-o'as a refuge from Quackery. No public notice of this Institution would be required, were it notforthe numS ner of strangers a largecity exposed to Imposition from the alluring baits of Mock Doctors, who will promise anything to entice strangers to their whitk SEPULCHRE.

ENFEEBLED MANHOOD rnay here find a certain restorative. The remedies of Dr. Harris in renovating tne mental and physical powers, and removing all organic disability" with otner eyns, entailed by a certain Secret Habit, are innocent in action, certain in effect, and unsurpassed bt any discovery of the aze. TO FEMALES. Dr.

H. has given particular attention fo femalB diseases. His experience enables him to relieve safely and spekdil all Irregularities. Nervous Derangement, Constitutional Weakness, General Debility, j-c. Prompt attention given to letters.and treatment narked with skul and delicacy.

Coimnunicivtions sacrediT visnea vet noa. i -'a I diner, thea-selve uader the guidance of Ca-. ied.r.ev. who toli'eiy escorted thorn to tiie tomb ta--illusrrious an'', reveied proceeded t. his former "an-i'whi tst'cV-sembied oa the eastern portico, in fail vieV.V the noble river.

31 r. R. J. Turner, our American vocalist, sev.r?l ar-' patriotic pieces, which elicited hih the entire audience. A survey of as well as the old homestead gratifying, pad wi-h the Ger.ful's r-M his spy-ehlss r.a.l in a relics, were viewed v.

ith dee: To ah. appeared as if they stood croua-i. k'lowms tr.at 1 hiveovercome a the difhcu tie that I have heretofore had the misfortune to encounter, ami be able, with confidence, to recommend a Hair Dye an -he Yn.k, Cumber and Porry district." rdSir J. lo Marchant, resent Governor ut Newfoundland, is appoint" i to succeed the hire Sir John Harvey, as Governor of Nova Scotia. aJ'a-'-'e T.

S. Mays has been appointed Clerk of the Supreme Court of Alabama, vice Ball, resigned. iT'fTh? annual of the Seventh Day was heM at Way nesboro', oa Saturday, an.l about persons were in attendance. Cf'Utity. Termessee, has sub'Scribd for v.

otth oi the capiiai stock of the Mo-biie and Ohio Kaiiroad. a- A desnucuve fiood occurred at V.is., on the 1st instant, by which Mrs. Sarah Yi hiring was drowned. Jr R- If. Fiaerson.

auctioneer, and W. H. entirely new discovery ot mv own. To nrevent i.nn. sition and fraud, I have received the exclusive rizht tiie invention.

I lay before this wise and enlightened public, the eood results which this Hair Dve'has produced upon different kinds of hair, such as white, srey, red, tmsed with brown and black colors. This aiso spent halt an hour Forr Washiioa. The tort is now srainsoaed wirTi 1 'ye carries its results to the lushest decree of perfce tion. Be Particular to ask for JOHN A. JONES' GREAT NATIONAL HAIR DYE.

Keep this advertisement for reference. This Dye is put up in Ixixes to dve Brown or Biack. Ask for the dye to suit the color louque, iviit y. aie among tne caoie-ra victims at Iowa. i'usey, James J.

Lawn, ceo. Kartzog. Theodore Barnitz. Manufactured and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Grand Jury Dhcharoed. Tiie Grand Jury of the TBADE AND AFFAIRS.

The Rank of tiie Xorth Carolina has declared a -annual dividend of five and a quarter per A coiriitiercta! letter from Yew York, dated Tuesday afternoon, contains the foliowics extracts ccmccruinw; trade anil mf.nPWry ad'airs: "Flour Southern is less active, hut steady; the ar-rivais ar Migrate: sa'es of H'X' l.bls at 4 44 "a .4 H2', for mixed to rood st rai'-Oit brands, and 4 7.5 a for Ry Flour is quiet at 3 l'i a .3 2.5. "Butter is plenty an i tiie market is'dul! and lower. Sales of Ohio at Ub a 1.5 cts, and Western dairy at 13 a lrt cts; transre county at 17 a 2n cts. Cheese is selhin-at .5 a cts for interior to prime. "I Pries are tirin at IH a 19 cts for lishf and middle heinlojk soie: ifi a 2ocents for rough hemlock, and 45 a 5o cts br roui siausriiter.

"Hemp is steady most sorts. Manilla has advanced: .5" baies sold at 12 cents, and loo dew rotted American 1 17 50 a .120. "Nava! Stores Spirits of Turpentine have 1.5" 1 libl.s sold at 44 a 45 cts, Cosing at the price for super parcels: bin hbls sold at 3 i5 a .3 50, and 1000 biiss common Kosin at 'l a5 40. "Sezarstierman are dull; .50, sold at ca'h: lo.oiio prime Havana at .40, and 2h.ih.i0 -alfas at for California. "Iron 15) tons Knclish Bar sold at ftji 50, and 20'i Scotch l'iu at 2 a -2o 50.

"Rice steady; 2. tierces sold at 4 a 4 Coffee is active. The arrivals ar-i large. Prices firm bas Rio sold at Si a loon do Msracailxj at Rl a 9c: 121MI pockets at III: 0uclo (iovernment do at lie, s.x montlis; 200 do Lasuayra at 9 and 2.5a do prime Ja'iiaicaat "Cotton liHio bas have chained hands to-dav at decline, the market still favoring bin ers. "There is rather more activity in 'money, and some of the Hanks endeavoring to raise the rate of interest, but.

tho amount of private capital scekin? employment is too The steamer to-morrow will take quarters of a million. JOHN A. JONES, Hair Dresser and Perfumer, No. 23 East Baltimore street. diers of companies I and United S'aVs artiib-ry.

The place and neighborhood are lemarkahi'-healthy. The "pretty, swiit s'eamer Thomas Co'iver r--turnei her joyous company to Washington soon after three o'clock. Our monthly concert of Sabbath s-' ons w-rs held at Tenth street Baptist Church of wi Rev. S. P.

Hiil is the pastor. The' Found street Baptist. McKeadree. Fourth Pre-iv'cn'r' and Wesley Chapel schools were in tuli'utto'-anc. with delegations from other srhoois r-f'-'e Union.

The exercises throu hout were of a Wt. ly interesting character. cnminai Court, having transacted all the business Persons wishim their Hair Dyed, can have it done in SOUTH FRVT.T.' nest mannerjiy calling as above. jell-un MEDICAL HOUSE, No. RICK Baltimore, oeiore tnm.

were nnatly discharged with th. thanks of Hi Honor, Judire yesterday morning. They have found '069 indictments drir- VALPARAISO, CALLAO AND Lieu sa-Ssiou a large majority being license 1 K.MLlt 1 A If. lOKiS. The fine bark SAXON, liavinu the greater portion U313.

Xf-'Rev. D. A. Tyng. of Yirsiaia.

has accer-ted the cali to Christ Church, at Cinciuna'i, and will enter upon his duties in the tall. Cr The meichaiits of York. have agreed to close their stores on the cf July, in honor of our national anniversary. companies of the 7th regiment N. Y.

National Guard will encamp at Newliaveu durinsr the lirst week in July, in Western Wisconsin are very scarce and high. The California emigrants have stripped the country ot some ot tiie best stock. Cass, our Charge to Rome, is said to be surfer ir trom a disease the eyes. 'and" contemplates making a trip to Paris. .1 nci cuonscu, win uaie cai iv ucsparcn.

An experienced supercarsro will tro out iii the vessel, and -roods consigned to him will have tiie advantage of ail Tke Fourth of July LVteb ration. A lr.eetingof the committee on the celebration of the Fourth oi ine cinzns ot the second, third aril fr, wards last night held another meeting, and rn at my Mas neiu yesterday afternoon, at. tho Mayor's 'v counii mm scientino ii8 Uica! aid, anil for tne suppression of Quack-ry DR. DOW has for many years devoted his whole attention to the treatment of private complaints' in all their varied and complicated forms. His great success in those Ion- standing and difficult cases, such as were lormeriy considered incurable, is suriicient to commend him to the public as worthy of the extensive patronage he has received.

YOUNG MEN, and others, afflicted wi'h Seminal Debinty, whethcronginatingfroiii a destructive habit, (known as the Solitary Vice,) or from anv other cause, with the train of bodily and mental evils which fol- lm- Vhcn rcinntn I A 1. 1.. i- onii e. Kienaru oiernck, J.sq., will deliver th. me ports, or uaianee ol lreifit, appiv to THOS.

J. HAND jel2-tf 71 South Bowiy's yvhf. FOR NAVY BAY AND ST. JOHN'S Cc7H The A 1 coppered and copper-fastened Sehr. oration on the occasion.

Instead of tiling a salute pointeu a committee ot one trom each block of houses to wait upon and oth- residents who are willir.tr. tor a season ori a at sunrise, noon ami sunset, trom one uoint onlv it was determined to fire it from three Hours iriil sail as above on SATUR- pnvuie asroi in uieir respective i'a meeting contem plated forr'-e hereafter 1o be named. The committee adjourned s. Another pos' of ev-in the sup- tending th- heir operations so as to 1-31 ne oiayoroi N. Dr A.

B. io nexi euiifs.M;. ening. wn.n, it are. pecta Whiting neaitn but 1 was re- t.te nuinoer oi military and other association do not report their intention of going out, tiie procession wiil be abandoned the 'other exercises po-saiou riots at res or o'he- On Monday next the nlar term of-'thf.

rrirP-nal Court commences, "ihe trial or Jo-i iv.v lor the murder of his wife, is xhe mt iiiiii'taut yet on the docket. "Niies at li roclc l.xclianic fliW0 I Sits. raies ar 1 ue i.xciiamc soiono I Sits. win taKe pan nowovor. I 10 4: AVXM Sti's.

18.17. 11.. Sfi's. lai.H, Pennsylvania S05n(i0 lo do 97t; 37 shs Can-Company a 791; 340 Penn Coal Co ft: a 9.4 1. -5-'jl Hal Coroner Hall was called on Monday fr fl.ii i ton a letter srom Shepherdstown Ya the workmen on the canal at and near j.ose oi iioHiing an inquest that that j( (''ei v.y a vote.

ihjThe ship Gc-oiao Washina-'on cleared at Mn-biie on the tc instant for Liverpool, with a valued at 1,1 l-i. XlP The authorities of Portland, Maine, hav abolished the liquor agency in that town. tlr" Durinsr the of May there were 35 deaths in Wiliiiington, SOr-To-day ii the anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hiil. "Second Board 45,10 IT tm, mo Pan. "i.u.

o' Herman, woo uei rather sud no duip.t L.A 1 lr.tn inst. 1 fus vessel oliers a eood opportunity lor persons goins to California the Panama Railroad comnieneinn at Navv Bay. For eieht or passage apply to BUTTS, P1CKLRFLL 1 2-61J; 71 Smith's wharf. FOR SAN KK1 A. 1.

Clipper Shipper MAN'DA KIN. Capt. mS Stoddard, now loading at New York, will have prompt dispatch. For freight and passase, apply at once to STIRLING i- AH KENS, jell-tfl .54 Bucir: nan's wharf. FOR VALPARAISO AN 1) A MARKET.

trftt The A 1 fast sail msr Dai-qre CHENANGO, "s' Capt. Snow, having considerable cargo engaged, will have despatch. Capt. Snow has experience in tho trade to the coast, and wiil take charae of any consignments shippers may desire. For ha'auce of freiiht or passage, apply to STlRLIN'fi AH-K 51 JJuclianan's wharf, or JAS.

CORNER SONS. ipo.r is enter-jin- a ma Railroad Bonds 120; 2.5 slmres Panama Railroad Script 112." uesnj at me I arm, a lew miles from Hie 'I'iift; uy tae itn C03 on ine i road. The iurv made a i tll oiiuuiu n.nAc cany application, Ly submitting to a course of our treatment, the patient may feel assured that he will be restored to vigorous health the shortest possible time. Dr. Dow's med'eines are not presuirptuouslv put before ihe public as a '-cure-all," but each particular class of disease has its own special remedy.

Prepared with great skill ana care, and in consistency witn t.na most established principle of true medical science, these remedies never fan when used according to prescription to effeer a radical cure ii: all possible cases. And nere lie would caution persons who have contracted the secret disease in anv of its varied forms, against defying to apply to a ptivsician in the first stages of these maladies. Mueh suffering and uneasiness would he prevented if persons, when first aware of their misfortune, would immediately consult those who have, by educat ion an.l experience," the knowledge so essential to eradicate their complaints. This knowledge Dr. D.

nas gathered from a long ail Ritimat acquaintance with the theory of such complaints, and from the application of that theory to a practice ot almost unprecedented success. full examination, and rendered a verdict of desth caused by drnming immoderately of cold water The Washington aR.i Alexandria Kprr. Company have selected -Glvnmrif he country seat of Captaia Mari.urv. on the 'Wc, river, as a place of "excursion wiiiisi 111 a J.eait conuiuon. His name could not ot HEINTZELMAN'S EFFERVESCENT MAGNESIA APERIENT is a sew preparation of Magnesia, now first offered to the public, after having been well tested in the practice of several eminent physicians of this city.

It is recommendc.Mn all forms of Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Giddiness, Sick Headache, Acidity, Flatulence, Co-tiveness, Heartburn, and is valuable as a cooling and gentle purgative. Our is justly celebrated for its mild and opening qualities, and may be taken by either sex whenever medicine is required. It is singularly eir-cacious in removing all Disorders of the Head, Stomach and Bowels, whether proceeding from Costive-ness, indigestion, or too free indulgence in the luxuries of the table. It produces no griping, and ieaves no propensity to costiveness. It creates appetite and promotes digestion: relieves and cures headache and heartburn immediately.

It contains nothing iniurious, and may be taken for any length of time without injury to the stomach and digestive organs. 'Tis trul'v a wonderful medicine. Sold bv J. IRWIN SMITH, 122 Pratt street. Baltimore: Z.

D. G1LMAN'. Washington city, and L.MDVEl.i,,eorgetown, D. C. jes-'lm Submitted to public 6 Ywoy.ji-Jre Testimony to the F.fimry 0f MARSHALL Justin Celebrated PILE REMEDY.

"I would state for the benefit, of all those similarly afflicted, that my mother, aged 48 years, has been atilicted with the Piles for the last 15 years; during which tune she has tried various remedies, and applied to eminent Physicians with but little success thev affording but transitory relief. She becoming reduced to a mere skeleton, by constant affliction, I was induced to ry he above rcmady, when, I am happy to state, that a few applications produced a change so perceptibly for the better, that she continued tlie use of it for a few weeks, at the expiration of which tune a permanent cure was effected. I would most cordially recommend the above Pile medicine as a most valuable remedy for those atilicted in like manner, (signed 1 Wm. Bovvik, for Ann en Samfkl, No. S3 N.

Calvert st. For sale by If. Marshall corner Saratoga and divert streets.and by the principal druggists throughout the citv. iAin-eoIm- do ascertained, lne deceased had a bundle of ta- "'aim was tel mayor Lynn. S.iturd.ay, fy one ciottiiiig, wnicn can 00 otnamed of the coroner, in Bond near Alice Anna streets.

iujiu iac bummer seasMii. i s'eamer Tb it crop Benceiey county, the promises a tuie harvest. louver win maiie atremooa fnd evenuiL' tt 'S In next ifn iu.iP me isruan l.rvj parties oiynioar am: j-ort week. fllOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY. Tor the het i-TJ.

ter acconunodation of the public, the office of Mount Oi.ivkt Ckmktrv has been removed to the bmldiiii adjoining I. ishl street M. E. Ciiurch. Orlicc hours from 9 o'clock, A.

Al. to 12, from 3 o'clock, I'. M. too P. M.

The Trustees are now enclosing the Cemetery with asul.stanti.il stone wall, state-wav, and from the streat favor extended to the Cemetery bv the public, and the beauty of its it promise's to be one of tlie most desirable places for sepulture in" the neighborhood of the city By- order, 1 1 mj THOM AS A NC Age nt. ViTY COMMISSIONER'S OFKICI'7 Hai ti more, June 1.rj, 18.52. The City Commissioner has iT.iiiu i- weie fcjiieruay l.rou" ASSAGE FROM GK EAT BRITAIN AN'D IRE The well-known first class The following sal -s of real-eiaie value thereof in various parts of our It is persons at. a distance rnay Dr. D.

hv letter. uei tne grand jury. no charges against all wore dismissed except in the case of A lexander tho negro who shipped tiie slave the grand jury found a true bill atminst him, and he is parts of tiu-ti ad i a nee, in uuuruiawe iau tnar, on sotne Island, property has been re-sidd at a few years, of 3oo jer cent. uraci nuns ease, and nave medicine securely put up and forwarded to anv part of the United States, a. ways accompanied with full and explicit direcliona lor use.

Communications considered strictly strict -sou 11 navms saiied for Liverpool and to return direct to this port, has still room for a few more passengers. For terms, appiv to ROUT. LESLIE SON, r.i.v29-ftw 61 South Gay street. PLEAS I I VA CH't'F OR S'X'Ll-hZThi LOCAL, MATTERS. Criminal 'uurl.

i rirlfor Murder Before Jud -e St.m.p. c. J- M- Gwinn, Attorney lor the prosecuting. The case of the Slate vs. Allen Atkinson, aliaii Hodgir.son, iudioted for ll'o' murder of his brother-in-law, James was Charts H.

Pitts and Robert Barry, counsel ior the prisoner. rioiu ior mai. 111 our notice the other day the names of the parties were accidentally reversed dciittal. Address PR. J.

DOW. received an application in writmir trom simdrvowti John Fianc.is is the name of the slave and Alex o. lo S. 1- rederick stre.Rt. pr nrOnertV.

Inn.linimn ander Joiinson mat ot the man who shipped him. between Mcllenry and Ramsey street, to have said 2eS-mt J)R- MAGNTN' Ihe Law Grevs. (in.t. Baltimore, Md. LUCINA CORDIAi OR.

ELIXIR i nvi- iiseqiience of illness of the wife of prut 01 Aiuny Kireei. rAlf.K. lie ttierelore iierebv gives notice to all whom it mav concern, that he will ard France, have invited the Independent Greys Capt. (l.C. ligeriori, to breakfast with them on the lv positive cure for 1 r.f positi attend at In oilicc on 1- -1 DAY, the S.5tli at.

to The onlv clock, A. 10 taiie into consideration and deter Physical Lassitude and morning 01 trie om oi July. This is an act of bility and all Nervous Affections, indigestions, Sluggishness ol the Liver, and everv dise.ise in r. one the iuro'-s sworn on Tuesday, ho was discharged by consent he Mate and the defi i and Stephen Culver-w eii select. sworn in his place.

I lie c.t.-u-u.stancrs of this case will be remembered. The accused murdered his brother-in-law by stiiK.mr him over the i h-im. mine on said application. JJy order, R. R.

MATTER, jelfi-7f Clerk to the City Commissioner. MTY COM VIISSION KR'S OFFICE. IJaiTti i i.rmciiuve i- cncnoi.s. i arsons about to marry, if conscious of any weak Cv more, June 1.5, The Cil Commissioner has a oeriain nature, snou ut take tha restora eo.iitiAU as it wili mialhhly liealtn and vicor a brief nerinii- -hr' an app.1c.11 ion, in writmir, trom suno'rv owners of property, binding and frontinir on ST. l'AUI.

between the north side of Read street and the Schooner GEO KG P. KANE, then, recently fitted up and now in complete order, havinjr a full suit of Sails, Awnings, Colors, kc. Now at Chase's Wharf, foot, of Caroline street, F. P. Will be sold low, as the owner has no further use for her.

Apply to R. EDWARDS, Jr. St. SON, No. 24 S.

Charles street. jOU steerage passage from SSEf LIVERPOOL. PRICED REDUCED TO S20, SSir. BY THE PHILADELPHIA AND' LIVERPOO LINE OF PACKET SHIPS: SHENANDOAH, WESTMOH ELAND. SilAKA-MAXON, MARY PLEASANTS.

Passengers will be brought thrc.uzh to Baltimore at the above reduced price. Those wishing to remit money to their friends can be supplied with small bills for ill sterling and upwards, payable at sight in any part of Ireland. Appiv to SPERRY PLEASANTS, 8 24-tf Exchange Pce. jC PASSAGE FROM GRl-lAT glBRl TA IN AND I REL AXD.r -P. W.

BYRNE i CO'S General Passage and Errhnnse Azenry. The season most fa orablo to immigration bein-rnow at hand, the subscribers announce that their arrangements for 1U52 are comnlele. cttspring is source of res-ret, if recourse be had to it most beneficial results n.av be anticipated wiUi confidence. Persons, all weakness and lassitude before taking it at once income robust and full of energ under its imluenee. Price $-3 per little; or four for Sic KJS ETH HANCE, 103 Baltimoro and So Wasmrwton, D.

C. apS-3m NR. S. S. FITCH'S ABDOMIN AL SUPPORT-iJ EKS, SHOULDER BRACES, INHALING TUBES, MEDICINES, The undersigned intends keeping a genera! assort inert of the above remedies, used by Dr.

with such distinguished success, the cure of Coughs, Colds. Consumption, Asthma, Heart Diseases, Piles, all Female Complaints, Sec. Dr. Supporters are the most perfect ever made oi now known, perfectly supporting the back and ahdo-tnen, curing iu Malts awl Females, Fadin-r Bowels. Weak Hleemr.s Li'iizs, Falling Dr.

itch's Six Lectures on Oonsiimotioii for 'sale'tv. MRS. C. A. Agent.

No. 2ft. N. K. corner of High and Lombard sts TiO.

im'1 On V. eomnieiiu.Uue ice.iproeitj on the part of the Law Greys, and apart from the enjoyment of the occasion, it will be a gratifying scene to behold the two corps parading in their full strength. Poixotud. On Monday afiernoon an elderly woman, residing in Noith Gay street, says the Amis eat a number of leaves of the Jamestown weed! which she boiled under the impression that they: ere cabbage sprouts. Medical skill was i mediately summoned to her relief, but it is feared the subtle nature of th'o poison will terminate in death.

Poikit Picked. The pocket of a gentleman belonging to Baltimore was picked on Tuesday night in the crowd, when the Whig delegates arrived of a pocket book containing about $lo in money! papers. We can only reiterate the caution, "beware of pickpockets." Shameful Conc Michael Carey was yesterday arrested by ofiioerDil! upon the chartre of assaulting beating his wile. Justice Kinggold reh a ed him -n gi ing security for court. Supposed stolen oilicer Pearee yesterday made a seizure of goods, supposed to bo stolon, in an old umvoupieil house in Salisbury street amongst which was an excellent saddle He them to the central police office.

Beating a Joseoh D1S- south side 01 street, to have said part of St. Paul street Paved. He, therefore, herebv -rives notice to all whom it may concern, he will attend at his otlice on FR 1 DAY, the instant, at In o'clock, A. take into consideration and determine on said application. order, R.

R. BATTER, Cb-rk to the City Commissioner. DM UtimSTS' I.ASSWART-h Ve tiie attention of Drutists, Perfumers, and others, to our larue and well selected stock of Shop Fiirni-ture consistimr of Tinctures, Salt Mouths, Show Globes. Sic; Fancy Coioxnes and Prescription Vials 'every pattern; Apothecaries' Prescription Scales; Wedftewood and Porcelain Wares; Jars; Lamps; Chimneys, A lot of Tumblers, for sale low to close. For sale, wholesale and retail, by W.

K. HOLCFVI'SWORTH IVo.121 Sonr.h Charlec rpt) ALL PERSONS AFFLICTED EASES OF A PRIVATE OR I'KLJCX ATURE, wiil find the FRENCH SPEC FIC 1C Kir1 tvri ATI-: Auctioneer Jas. M. sold lot a to Seth Cole, for lot 7. square HU George F.

French, at 3 cents per s.piare loot- square 734. for $80, to Hir hard ilairv: lot srpiare hn, to the same purchaser, at Win' B. Todd, bouchr lots No. and 5. at ir.

cents ei'ch-lot 2, spiare 10.16, at $5o 50. to John M. Yonu" Mr. James Ca purchased lots near the Congress burial gound, for Lot square 2o2, tetween ii and on Thirteenth street, at -7i cents per foot, to John J. lot 3, square UVePn "and lsth streets, t.

A. F.l-iiott, at to'i cents. A. Green sold two small houses front in-' on Massachusetts Avenue, to the cenu of Sc- mniSA-- $7' tu'h William Chase and Byron A. Kinder.

By Israel and Green, lot No. square 20 near Rojk street, bet ween Twent v-third and Twenty-fourth, at 4- eents to F.Vravers lot n. same square, for to sat-te purchaser-lot 6, same square, to C. II. Van 1'atten at' cenrs: No.

7. with improvements, small brieic house, lots No. 8 to 9. S. Bow at 2 l-io rents per foot, and lot No.

0, to the same purchaser at 2 '4 cents. At Alexandria, the water was, yesterday, lot from Cameron's Bun into the water celebration is talked of on the day when irVqi rendered accessible to the citjzeus jjeneraily." Yours, JlEHiuity. CorresK)udence of the Baltimore Sun. Cottage, June 16, lSog. Dtad Badtj Found.

The dead body" of an unknown man was found on the 13th ia the grain-tiehl of T. Mosher, in Montgomery county. The man appeared to be about 4., and ini tature, 6' feet; had sandy hair, a front tooth missing in his upper jaw; wore grrey pants, Mark satin vest, and Mack coat and hat, and coarse boots, half-soled recently. The body as in a state of deoom-Iosition, and without marks of violence. Justice Brown held an inquest on the same day.

and the i iron, known most generally the n-'-ie of -i The cause of death" was not denied': it denied the accused committed ti murder. The indictment was read, and the mry charred in the usual torm. Mr. Gwinn then t.rieiiy stated the tacts which thf State expected to prove th-t on the of April last, the was killed' by the accused, with an andiron, Mr. Pitts, for the defence, admitted the homicide, but stated that the inquiry of the jury would be confined to the condition of the mind of the a the defence would rest their case on the insanity of the prisoner.

They woud bring evidence that the accused was not" in a state which would render him legally responsible for any act. The witnesses were then called. Mr. Whiteside testified tt) being called in and discovering the prisoner with the iron in Jiis hand, and the deceased, in a dying condition, lying on a bed. Atkinson did not appear to exhibit violence on the occasion.

He was ia the room where the murder was committed. Mr. Pitts cross-examined the witness in reference to the condition of the prisoner at the time he first saw him. He was nr. a lieycr-iaiiuig reuieuy guarantied to cure radically, a disease of a certain delicate nature in a very fewffavs.

Tins sovereign rcmeiiv leaves yEGETABt TONIC FOlTTJISP FTP-V S1A, INDIGESTION, GENERAL DEB1I I- P'W-y offering me aoove 'Medicine to the ic. we on the hreatli; requires no restriction of diet or bui-ness: is adtipted to every age, sex and condition: con rMII'RCH ORGANS. v-' The celebrated Ciiurch ORGANS built by Henry Erben. of New ork, ma also he had at his manufac tory in Baltimore, where the Dublin will find a variety of Orsar.s constantly; on hand, finished and for sale in elegant Gothic and Grecian Cases, suitable for small Thev are prepared to furnish PASSAGE CERTIFICATES from Great Britain and Ireland to Baltimore, anv of the Atlantic cities or New Orleans, on the most favorable terms; the Passengers forwarded nnder the immediate supervision of the Liverpool house, in their OLD ESTABLISHED and FAVORITE LINES of first class Packet Ships. Drafts at sight for any amount, payable, free of discount, in ah the towns throughout England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

THOS. J. HAND Agents, 71 South Bowiy's wharf, mil 1-dJvgceotf Baltimore. dt1 nfi REWARD. All persons atilicted with tp XXJXj cases of a private, or delirate nature, will find the FRENCH SPECIFIC MIXTURE a novel failing omady, guaranteed tocure in a few days.

For hf E. L. I'hftr'es and Pratt trA'- wOf, tains no mercury or other noxious drusrs. and has cured thousands or persons after they have tried other remedies vain. Do notdeiay applying the proper remedy: the longer jou put it ofi tne more difficult it will be to master the disease, ull directions with each bottle.

Price one uolbir I- or sale by E. L. STAilL, corner of Charles a.id Prajt streets. je2-lm- 000 NEGROES WAN TED. I will par tlio yr7y n'ghest prices, in cash, for 5,000 NK-b iKULs, with good titles, slaves for life or for a terra ol years, in large or small families, or single negroes.

1 will also purchase Negroes restricted to remain in the tate that sustain good characters. Families never separated. Persons having Slaves for sale will jl-aso call and see me, as I am always in the market with tha cash. Communications promptlv attended to, and liberal commissions paid, bv JOHN N. DENNING, No.

18 South Frederick street, between Baltimore and cnurciiRs, idui ure rooms, or uua renows TUThsB halls. llOKiM S. Eutaw st. jl ti tion in say live tnat it is one of the most valupble reme dies ever compounded for the named diseases. 18 Prepared bom the leading Vegetable Tonics and Aromatics the Materia Medica-M of which are used by our most eminent Physicians in dailv praftice.

Prepared by COLEMAN ROGERS, je 11-lmo 0. 173 Baltimore street. lYJEBAlRY'S PULMONARY Ve-x-x oetable Compound For the cure of Coughs, Colds, Diseases of the Lungs, This Balsam is pleasant, to tne taste, and never fails in effecting prompt and permanent cures. Prepared and sold by John Medaist, at his principal Depot, Baltimore Lyceum, corner of Baltimore and Charles streets: by SETH S. H.ANCE, 103 Baltimore street, and fct tne principal Drug Stores.

m29 lm' NEGRO MAN FOR SALE. In compliance with law, I will sell at public sale, on SATURDAY the 19th at 9 o'clock negro man PERRY CHAMBERS, slave of T. P. GREEHAM, of Kent county. He will be sold fothe highest hidder for cash, lor rans portation beyond tho limits of this State.

P.JWJUYWJLN, Warden, QTEAM MAKK1.E WORKS, CORNER OF NORTH AM) MONUMENT BALTI yesterday arrested by otile.er Glover, ehanfed with assaulting and beating Phiiopeana Hcrwig. Jus-ice ise released him on security to appear be-lore court and answer. Sleeping in the Market. Peter O. Harris was arrested on Monday night for sleeping ju the Hano-cost s'rCet niarkct.

Justice Yoe lined him $1 with Strikiw, a II -oman. Kitty Stewart was yesterday arrested by omoer Small, charged with striking Maria Gilmor. Justice Ringgold released her on giving security to appear before court and answer. undressed, but appeared to be quiet he was in the room where McGowan was lying on the bed. John Scarborough, police called to the house of Allen Atkinson on the morning in question, went in and found the accused with his pantaloons on; being told that he would be required to go to tiie watch house, he said he would go when Yarious questions were asked touching his actions at the time.

Mr. Pitts cioss- MORE. The undersiscnod are prepared to furnish all orders in their line, viz: Marble Mantels, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stonos, Table Tops, Tiles for Floors, Garden Statuary, on as reasonable terms as can be had elsewhere, and atthe shortest notice, and would respectfully invite purchasers to call and examine their large and extensive slock now on hand. Tho trade furnished with Slabs, Blocks, to sizes, at New York and Philadelphia prices. iuhH-'5m SISSO J3A1RD, SLAVES are at all times puF Second streets, Baltimore, Maryland xrees in front oi i ne nouse.

ja27-tl ouasing in-r uie meiiest ca.i Dr-Vni wiKiiinf ta) sell will call at 212 Pil jurors found a verdict in accordance with these Mif' tt--asrf fACts, jftei wfcjch, tie body was ileccnUy interred, examined lim, but, uoLLiug oi-iteriaJ, was elicited. JEN LINE FliENCH or CoI-avia I Balsam, for sale by SETH S. HAACE, tMmu CJuiIm m4 fntt ita, mtf-.