The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

W. I RAl.TIWOSR fCT STONE LAYING. The corner-JJS eteiie of the German M. E. Cuurch, in Broadway, near Eastern avei.U'f, will be laiii THIS (Monday) AtTEBMMJN, at 4 o'clock, with appropriate cert-monies in the German and Th" liil-lic arw respectfully invited to attend.

it AN ADJOUKNEU JMKlSl'lNli U' Ulci LL3 L.ADIES' EVANGELICAL SOCIETY" will be held in the Lecture Room of the Charles Strent M- JE. Church on THIS fMonday) MORNING, at 11 o'clock. Dr. Baird and others will addras the lt FRANK LESLIE'S LADIES' GAZETTE OF PARIS, LONDON and NEW YORK No. 6, FOt JUNE.

ContftiCirT all the latest strs to that dai. at HaSlNRY TAYLOR'S, nn lion Building. Tiff followirff will be found in Che 3 une numb -r: New BountU. styles. styles.

Head 4 styles. Dretbes 8 styles. Dics 9 style. CAPE8 AND MANTLES WE WILL OPEN, THIS MORXINO, anew assortment of ilk and Lace MANTLES AND CAPE3 Alsc Barege and Grenadine Capes and Mantlks, all styles, made to Older, at reduced 1 rice. BIRD WILSON.

je5-6f C9 Baltimore street, near Gay st. MORE CHEAP GOODS FROM AUCTION. LINENS; White FLANNELS; EMBROIDERIES; Cambric and Swiss FLOUNCINGS; and INSERTIAG3, at little more than Half the Usual Prices. WYNN REED, S-St? 65 Baltirro street, near Giy. Ul-riE EHBNTEU BARGAINS IN UKitiOUiif.

Zt JGLtR JiEAL, 63 J3ai( n9re street, fim Dry Goass Store abate Gay would invite attention to an immense reception of BARGAINS froai the large special auction sale of last week: 100 pieces Ch3llie Barege 125c, worth 25 superb and Cambric Flounfings 37 and worth duu-ble those prices; beautiful Dress Silks, j-5-tf I iiE ClifclAP CORAErt. has received from the auc-JI lion gales of last week some extraordinary bir-gains in Barrges, Chillies, and Lawns at 12 cts really worth 25 lot of fast col ir Priuts 8 worth 12; jlain Bareges, 25 Curtain Muslins, 1S cts furniture Dimity, 12 cts; Brown Linen NOTICE LI Oil TJfltf The' subsciilrcr respectfully announces to the public that he is now prepared toexecute all orders for LIGHT VING RODS at the shortest notice. The experience he ts ha 1 in the business of manufacturing and constructing, and the tystem he los adopted, the tuccess ha met with, together with the means tie now has to substantiate hi claims as a scientific epvtator, gun at all giinayers ai.d traveling experirrrcRlers, warrant his soliciting an increased patronage tt the community, he has been constructing Electric CVm-Juct-ns ia this for the last two years, and expect to nuke thia p'ace his future residence, thereby removing tht prejudice of the public against Lirhtning Ro.is, junly ciiu-i by itinerar pertormers, who mty have a good tli ory but Irtl no responsibility, as maney is their 8le disconnected with reputation. 1 am happy announce that I am permitted to refer ihs public directly 10 Wm. Brown, arcb.tect, No.

1 Jarvis Building, over the Patriot where he can be confuted at anytime on the subject, free of charge, and ni impart such information as may bj required connected with ihe Fubj-rt 1 would also re'er to the following gentleman oulpn city: Messrs. Reasiu t''etheriil, Architect, Sua Iron lini dir g. Messrs. Dirnn, Balbintift Dixon, Architects, S. W.

corner of Baltimore and South streets. Ixtiis II Long, Architect, Carroll Hall. Faxon Andrews. 193 Baltimore street. Niemsee Nelson, 70 West Fayette street.

Hay ward- Barsh tt Co. Mark li. Jenkins. Eev. F.

L'liomaie. St. Mary's Oolletre- W. MSERELL, je-t. Bice No 3 Bowiy's wh trf, Bait.

BY MAGNETIC TELEQRArn, ITor the KaI timer fesn. Biraio TsLnurV'Urrio Sen Iron Ban ling, Ooruor of n1 South ttrmta. WaaaiMnoa Orriom, Satiaud Hotai, reu. vana. TEltlllBLE RIOT AT BROOKLYN'.

New Yon it, June 4, 8, P. M. A terrible riot occurred at Brooklyn this afternoon between some Irish Catholics nnd a number of Americans who had been down to hear a street preacher. It i3 reported that 7 or 8 Americans were killed, and from 60 to 60 wounded. An Irish company, the Shield'a Guards, are cut in full force, and are said to be shooting Americans down in the streets.

Several Philadtlphians are reported to have been killed. second despatch. A meeting ot citizens is now being held in the Park. Several persona who escaped from the slaughter at Brooklyn spoke. They all concur in the statement that while the Americans were walking arm in arm down Main street from Smith, where they had been to hear a street preacher, they were suddenly fired upon from the windows of the Irish houses on both sides of the street.

The number shot is variously stated. Onespeaker said he saw two dead bodies carried 01F another saw 7. The wounded are stated at 40 to 80. Another version say3 40 to 80 killed. The Americans, after being attacked, returned to Cathaiine street Ferry, andjaany succeeded in getting on the boat, while others, numbering 100, were left behind in the Ferry House, where they are now imprisoned, the Ferry boat having stopped running and the Irish having blocked up the other side.

At the meeting in the Park, it was resolved that those present arm and proceed to Brooklyn by other ltrries to release their comrades. The vote was cariied by a unanimous shout, and the crowd proceeded to Grand stieet ferry. A gentleman who passed down Main street at 6 o'clock, before the Americans came along, says that the street was then fi tied with Irish, armed with stones, vitriol bottles, awaiting the approach of the Americans. All accounts concur that the Americans were walking quiety along, payiDg no attention to the grcaas ana hisses with whieh they were first saluted. THIRD DISPATCH.

New York, Juae 411, P. M. The los3 of life at Brooklyn was preatly exaggerated. Only two persms wtre killed one a policeman, and the other a boy, who was shot through the forehead and instantly killed. Many were terribly injured, especially the Irish, who resisted the police.

Large tumbers of Irish are under arrest. The Shields' Guards did not fire, and were not on the ground. A regiment has been ordered out. Four com-punies of Americans are on guard, and the rest at the srmcry. Two Irish companies took arms from the armory and marched out without orders, going to South Brooklyn, away from the scene of the riot.

A collision between the military is feared, as the companies say the Irish troops shall not enter the armory again. The Americans shut up etUatharine street ferry got over safe. All is now quiet. More of tlie fugitive Slave Case. Boston, June 3.

Richard H. Dana, one of the counsel for Anthony Burns, was knocked down in the street last night with a slung shot, and badly hurt. The law students at Cambridge, it is reported, intend to dispense with Mr. Commissioner lectures at the Law School for the utura. About one o'clock this morning three images were found suspended to the flag staff on the common, havirg the following names attached: 1st.

"Marshal Freeman, Chief of the Bo3ton ruffians, slaveholders and blood-hounds." 2d. "Benjamin F. Hallett, U. S. District Attorney, and Attorney General to the Prince of Darkness." 3d.

"Commissioner Loring, the Ten Dollar Jeffries of 1S54." The chuich bells at Manchester, N. were tolled for an Lour, yesterday, on the receipt of the announcement that Burns was to go back to slavery. Railroad Accident and Loss of Life. London, C. June 3.

The cars on the Great "Western Railroad ran off the track near thi place last evening and pitched down an embankment, smashing up the passenger and freight cars, killing seven persons, (all second class passengers,) and seriously injuring several others, 1 at least fatally. THE SUN. BALTIMORE, MOXDAY, JUNE 5, 1854. Biot i.v Psookltn, N. Y.

We puVttsfc this morning very serious accounts of disorder, riot, and bloodshed, vhich occurred ia the city Brooklyn, opposite New York, yesterday afternoon. There has been too much cause to apprehend an outbreak of this character, for some time past, in the gradual disaffection which has been growing up between the native and immigrant population several of the Atlantic cities. Intelligent and peaceably disposed men, however, must see that personal violence, under any circumstances, is causeless, inexcusable, and worse than useless, come from whom it may. It therefore behooves every good and true man te employ all the influence he can exert to allay excitement, and induce a more healthful and ge liial state of social sentiment. No man need forego any opinion or principle consistent with citizen ship, native cr adopted, to do this.

No sacrifice of political cr partizan relation is required of him. It is only necessary for him to be a man, faithful to himself, to his country and to the true interests of mankind at large, to maintain the harmony of society, and effectually to allay the seething elements of popular contention. It is not to be doubted that the intelligence from Brooklyn will produce great excitement in the public mind all over the Union. Resentment and tiistiust will spring up in the bosoms of men every where, and, in the very moment and flush of the event, a word of calm, dispassionate counsel may be but indifferently regarded. Nevertheless, our duty requires Let our readers bear in mind that first accounts are often exaggerated; that subsequent statements may vary the original narration of facts: that however bad the case may be, hrrsh declamation and violent denunciation may make it worse.

Let us remember thit our countiy is composed of a mixed population, and that there is no fatuity to which we can commit ourselves so gross, as that which would need, lessly provoke strife, or exaggerate the differences amongst us. TLe Internecine spirit of political and religion? strife, has stained every page of the history of Ea-rope with blood. If we cannot live without invoking this desolating spirit, we have yet to acquire a higher intelligence, and to consult more intimately the genius of the republic in the constitution and the institutions under which we live. And if those who come amongst us are indifferent to the great principles they acquire in this land of liberty, and choose to avenge their real or imaginary wrongs by a resort to arms and bloodshed, they must be taught a salutary lesson at the hands of judicial power. Since the above was in type we received the ist despatch from Brooklyn, which presents the affair in a much less startling aspect.

We rejoice to find our first suspicions of exaggeration sa promptly confirmed. Ban Condition of Things in Tchxev. A let-ter dated Constantinople, 3Iy from an intelligent American, says; 'Tuiky is t'ene up. She ha3 no resources and can get no rccr.ey. I rever expect to see the British trocps leave this country until Eogland has all she.

wants. I hope that England's influence and power will "exerted for the bensat of Tuikey. TLe French have no interest in the question, and Lave been clearly coaxed into it by the Eiigiifh. "Tirrlve thoussi.d Kneiirh troops are at Scuti-li, and at Gallipoli. The French are all at tialJipcli, some 20.000 in number.

It is understood that nothing will be done by land until the end of June. The allied fleets are off Sabastopol, but can never take it without troops to flank it. "The Tuikish fleet has just sailed fortheCir-fafsian ccast. Schamil has been declared Emir (Piir.ce Governor) of Circassia, and assistance has teen ttut him." The above striking statements are similar to seme allusions made by the London correspondent of the New York Tribune in his letter which came by the Franklin, Ila states that the leaders of the French and British forces in Turkey are finding that the military administration of the Porte is entirely incompetent to provide for the wants of the auxiliary armies, and that they are tbcuttotake that administration into their osvn hands. They consider it out of the question for them to risk the succea3 of their expedition on a mere question of punctillio, and it is intimated that the establishment of an Anglo-French military directory at Gallipoli, Constantinople, Adrian -ple, or some other convenient place, may yet be deemed necessary, and perhaps ultimately the finances and internal police may have to be taken into the hand3 of the allies.

In the course of this, dissatisfaction would most likely ari3e between the moslem anl christian inhabitants. The result in its effects upon the nominal power of the Sultan or Porte may be infetred from tha concessions already made to English and French diplomacy, a3 instanced in giving equal rights to the Porte's christian subjects and exempting Roman Catholic subjects of Greece from the banishment suffered by other Greek3 in Turkey. Thi3 latter wa3 accomplished by the French ambassador threatening to quit hi3 functions. In any case, therefore, the Porte secni3 destined to I039 by the present war, but civilization and chris tianity may gain much. A Week op Interest in Baltijtohe.

The present week promises to be one of much intere3 and enjoyment in this city. The various German singing will- have a procession. thi3 morning, previous to a rehearsal at the Hall of the Maryland Institute, to be followed by a grand con. cert to-Light. The whole of our volunteer military ccttpaiies will also be cut on parade thi3afternoon.

To-day, also, the races over the Herring Run course commence, and on Wednesday the Floral Exhibition of the Maryland Horticultural cpeii3 at the Maryland Institute Hall, ciosinj on Friday, on which day the editorial fraternity of Maryland will assemble in Scate Convention at the rooms of the Agricultural Society, in the Atnri-can Euildikgs. As the weather is clear a 1 5 peasant, our streets will no doubt be throagei by citizens and strangers. Ex-Biehop Ivzs. We stated the other dav thit at the recent sitting of the North Carolia Dio Ban Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church a letter was received from the Rev. of St.

All's (Roman Catholic) church, in New York, tfferii toic-fund the money which the lite BL top Ifw received from the diocess juit before hi3 (Jej aiture for Europe. Tfcij letter was referred to a committee, and we are now enabled to give the result. A reply was ordered to be sent to Dr. Forbes, saving that ths Convention rnike3 no de' mand for tie money, but that Mr. Haigh, its treasurer, is authorized to receive all sunu belonging to the diocese.

thsbridre. will oien tnii dST a did aaaortmciit of STRAW HATJ. Rel Gusyaquil; douo'e-ri'm Leghorn Cautiin Brai s.nd HATS, for CSuMren, wluch fn point of mitff-lial and pricea will cotn pare wiQi any eold Also, t-n band, a Urge Saiortmei.l of SUPERIOR PELT HATS. IfeercorStI je5 3tr ft SPRG AND L5or rJOOT, SHOES AND WK. H.

JOItNSO No. S2 Pal Jmore trcet, rr-spectful-ly infurm Lis friend; nr.d tne pniilic ceftura ly ht has jimt opened a tplcudid a-orunen cr BOOTS, CLOES at.d GAlTEliS, from tie very laist I'aiUsa ty leu. for the Spring and Sumiser Wcax, Winct' oirVrs low for approved Wtvt. tftra Jgera i-iting the city, on business or otf.wvw;, wtruvj ds wdl ia cati acd eiamine his stock, sortie fltftm iiin-eelf hr can prodrrce a neat and duraSk: an -any orher et ihlihmi t.t in the Union. lX-m? CiPHjtf CARRIAGES' The has jil-t hi nJ CARRIAGE.

REPOSITORY in Gay Street, oyj-amrff the A-reAwge, wriwe tut and beid assortment of CARRIAGES can hi fous in the city. Pern will fnd it to tlisir rive me a call. I h-t-rminf to sen' f3 IXtSH OR APPROVED PJtPEIL, at six work Bo'd at my Repository warranted months. Carnage repaired at aliort notFee, taken in exchange fur Hew one. j-8 tfr.

WILLIAM McCATf, AllllUB OF REMOVAIa. r.tittrA? WEBF. Goldskith aim Jjirsu.cE. lias MOVED tn the old ruablished Jewf Iry Stavd, btreeU. where re intends fceecrata wil-seiec- edetockof WATCHES.

JEWELRY; 'SILVER an. WAKE, and fine FANCY ARTICLES. Is n.w rfcetviig nt ttojus. STABLES, re etre-t ti -fan and well bioke 1 vary sn pin suith tot 4t a boy or for a young lady. ORDER No.

3 JONTO AKTILLCKY GOMPANV arts ei by o'tiKTP-A to meet at TWf iu-a? f2- lor Parsde.THlS HAY, Jure t'S, at l.i o'clock, P. M. ordr. DAVID R. WM.

H. MA YD 'VEL O. ix'i ATTENTION. IN ULPENDESTLIG4T DRAGOONS. Yt rr are orderrd tr.

rt t. 1 1 1. iiij 1 I 31 yiur AR.UUHI I'll A 1 1 4 LS. AFTERNOON, at 1 in uniform, with arms and in compleie order for Brigade paraie. 15 ore ef of Thomas MontomEry, Captain.

li N. KOONKY. O. 8. IXDbPENOENT TAYLOJt LIGHT Mrtrt at STtmumeit, on THIS DVY.

5h June, at 1 o'clock. P. in lu'l wirrt-r w.tl arm ana a-cout'ement in crmpiete order, for in- seoim regular parade and iu-Eptciiiin. Bytwdcr. JvliN EeSCHB A Jd, Capt-J.

Hirrm. i HEST BiLl laihtB Mi 1'tU Ayreeabfe to Order No. 5, Mie MorstiD Caaaivncss wi at thir Armory on THIS iY. r'li at o'clock, P. M.

in full Winter Uciform. with arms an acioutr trer.ts in complete order. By order of JOHN STEWART, Cpt. ThOS. Jt.IIKSTON S.

jl itj li LAVV GliEYS, ATTENTI jN Vt.ii are h-r--rj by ordered to meet fr paradt: tin THIS DAY, Tl June 5lh, is Smuuier uniform. at 1 'H -k, P. M. i G. W.HERRI a je8-'Jt Lt.

Co. ATTENTION, LAGLE ARTIuLBltlS ft You are hereby irdred to at the AKVlGRY.fsr pi-R rade, on THIS DAY, Jane 5. at hilf pvtt is o'clk. Tf) Bv order. C.

PH I LLi PS. Captain. Xi J. H. J.

RrTTta. Orderly Sretnt. it gt FOR CIlAKL.ES'l'OV. BALTIMORE SOUTHERN PACKET CO-VPASY'S LJNE. Cabin Passage, 17 J'he vpienoid new side-wheH TENNESSEE, (of 1200 ton.) Lbwih Parrisr.

command rr, will tail above, frera Patte.rson'a Pehij Point, on SATURDAY. 10th ai 10 o'clock, A. M. For freight erpasssr-. sppiv to J.

K'lOPER CO Airrtts, comer Smith's Dock a.r.d Pratt rt. C3Nn goods received on day of sailing, bill Of lae.uig signed atler depart lire of fi.ip. jj-tr. MURPHY'S NEW DEPOT HOUSE, p.ner or Cahoek 1SD HOWaKBSTS. 'raveliers ani Epicure will find con- Familiesup- plied twin all the Dthcacie3 of thseion.

Soft Crab ter't by express. ofie' Rrfrtihment Saloon. jel-lror JOHN W. WRIGHT, M. DKXTIST, Office, No.

27 BioiBH iT, (a I d-or rom Lorn lard 6ireet. ret side 1 AVIiole or pans of sets of TE STH on Pla- tina. Gold or Silver, and all ths other in Dentistry dot with care. es-Enractin Teeth. 53 cent.

jV3 3tr ffV-. FOR SALE At the Front S'. Ho el. five tpcrfix fine HtRSES.amongtem oit purof fine yi'Ung Bay Hornes. six year oi kind and gentle, and will be sold at a iir price.

j3-3t; fr iK PALE. A beautiful pair 'onhem i -T HORSES, coal gnll- and well adapud f' family use, will be sold lw. the owner no u- for tbem. They can sren at DR. MANN'S STABLES, HORill HOWARD STREET.

mil wsmSt ELE LECTION NOTICE OrriCE Nithikai Fir NsritAKCB Co taut. May 1, 14. a toca- holders of this Company are h-eby notified thtan Election will be held at their Oritce. P-- 13 comri su. on MONDAY, the 6th day of Juae.

between thehoura of IS and 1 o'clock, for twelv Director manege the ad lira of the Company for the ensuing twelve months. By ordi-r, rr.ldtB? fP) JNO. R. MAGRITDER, Jr UNION BANK OF MARYLAND. APRiL 4lh.

1854. Stockholders are hereby not'ti-'d that a meeiii wiil be held at their Banking House on MONDAY, the 6th day of June, from li to i o'clock, to consider the act? of the General Assembly of Maryland passed at January session. 1VA, enutled ''ar! Act to continue the corporate of the several Banking Institutions therein mr ntioned," and Act to authorise an enlarytnent of Bank Capital the City of Baltimore." order of the Board, a7-5aw2inl R. 1CKLE. Cashier.

UNION BANK. OF MARYLAND, Aran. 4, Stockholders are hereby notified that a meeting; will be held at their Kaiikti Hous. on MOND AY, theothdayof June, from 11 to 2 o'clock, to con.ioer the of the General Assembly of Ma'yiand, enti-tied: 'An Act to continue tne corronre existence of tlie several Banking Intitutions ihereiu mentioned;" a.d. "An Act to an enlargement of Bank Capital in the city of Baltimore." By order of the Board, R.

MICKt.B. C-liir. 5 BANK OF tl.TiMOKB. JUT 1I 3:, 154. The Fre-i-Je-nl and lHrect-" have Uua day deciajed a dividend or cIX PERCENT the last six mon'Jis, payable on or after Mond.i uae.

Bj order, JAMES W. ALNUTT, jl lm Taahnr. OF BAL'i IMoKE, June id. lSi. Tae Prf-sidert.

aad Company, nave TLs day de-clured a Dividend of focr per cevi fir the lau sit mornlis. payable on and after MONUAV, tae 4tti inst. The Tank pas the State tax th- rre-erit year. ie3 4' P. er.

5VTOTICE- 7 h-Third Ins a I men i HUSoi-lN on the LOTS IN BALTIMORE CEMSTERY tikrn in the crawirg of April Um. and all lot idt'r are quest, i ci'i at th orhce aai piy, iateid ot" Wf idug ta be on. Thi- i is given, a son are under tiie impression that a'Uu'we'Vrpritpiymesu are to lie caZledfor, because te rj; wv.wwciu not the case. GEO. A.

FRICK. je3-'t Treaja-rr. i AR LAN Lt IN -Hit IK ll SIGN flH rEHALSJ. Tre Board cf Manaers having aa-h'iri-ej su-rh Ict tutu n. and the Committee oa ScM of hnvirg secured the service of ss 'rt a A.

for tit any years connected with the PfctlaJHpiA Mitu't of Dts ga have rrtlde a'rsrgemfpr t- said Fema'e Ut-psnraert, on MONDAY. m-Jt. In this School a if roti cour- ntru--rfa ia DHAvlG. DESIGNING and A TEli-'J LOSING will le given to those whs sts? ir.e: Jser in acconu" lishrneuu or lmrsuve pirmiarst a ploynu ft. for a sum so aiall as ta be mereiy tiauaa-, as follows: At female rosy h-mme a member of tb lasntute stid be n.titied all the privilege of ti- iu em bracing free accwtotbe in Lec-tur with at-otber lit two ctuldn n.i of the Libraiy througiMit the yr aud hr ih ty T5; cf cue roltar pet tjuart-r adduioail, the r-tpilot t-etricti'ii the ahov sohoi I.

Th- pri oe of meiir-iiiip for 2t vearo cf age five toilars tte ri-l year, and tore p-r ai t.nm ihcrea' lr tho between the nfll aiid2ljears. tw. Hala.ru and ri'ty eti ft j' aid one d-'liar aud tty cent per senum Bt'er. Ticket of memher-hip cvt now be ha.1 by application at thr Hull H.be A-tary, JosS- nr, t- Iween the hours eVlock A. M.

nd P. and 3 and P. wao will give aay luruier ij- lo'niition retjuird. -Ladien to join the Pehol a- ikr iu ppliction for Ukcn aad to make iu appli h.ive lheir reireii C. W.

BENTLEY, Chaitam of je3-tf Committee ou School of lsiga. LIFE I V. A Vflli ES I.IFF. JX-SURA CE COMPANY O. PHtLAtU-PHIA.

Capital g4oo.OCOL Charter Terp-tunlly. AU tfo protiu divided anngt the Ptlif Holder every yvar. The only Truly Mutual Company in the Oityoc iate. DAN ILL L. MILl r.

K. President. SA I'EL E. Si'OK ES, Vice JOHN V. Boari of Due-tori for ri.n,t, Famssn Cati, I "itaiuel 'TownJ, Robert H'per, Hoiat! L.

WhitcnJga. Henry VV, Hiset. Israel M. Pajt. Perseus may pay their provouiiu anuuolly.

Sicnu aa aually, quaiterly, iiHnihly weekly. I'ampMeis. 1 ink Forms, f.ad every la-fomirun on the ubjt. if Mutual L.1 Insurance, funihrd.onapplicauoa So tlie v.iboutt-Uarge, petvuaally or by mail. A.

A. ARD, Arenl flir Maryland othce ird tMwlm) DwtlUaf 6 L. 15 MJ. TVRAVVTng 1XS1RUMENTS, ia evtiy vaiitty trom tl acae tqiwardii. AKl'HITECTUUAL WORKS MEOHAMCA da.

ENG1N do. I have a Urge aaFMlment of BOOKS on the ahovs and ku.dred suVircu. Also, Hiawiho Books and Papcrs, of all sies and f-tylea; Ettvineering and Mechanical Scales; Tracing Papers and Cloth: Studies; rencus; tvateaccaers; sable ana Camel Hwr ren-cils, and every article of the kind required by the Draftsman or Painter in water colors, at one uniform price, at No. Baltimore stsdet. mio mwdf WM.

MI VI FIE. RAILINS, MONUMENTS, fcc The Baltimie Ccmtiy Company have superior faciiities zoi or Jera lar RAlLlNftM cast iron, to be- VHit up in aay of the Ccmeveries of the city. 'Their-aa-sortmiat of p-ttetna varied and beautifaL rjitl their vrms very acommvlHtmg- Also, and OLUVESTONEA of great variety, kert the Cemetwy for sale, or eiecuted snoit nace. in the beti 4uaniier. 8.

T. ADAM ai2o tf SupprintecliU irriNfi hiss, iV oi.b Aubwts FOB LotrtB nocs's WRAirrX3 CAST-STEEL FILES AMD HASPS. These Files and Rap3 are manufactured from ths best cast-steel, aod are fully equal to the best File unpolled. Ihe uudcifned have exclusive eonirol of the rale of these File and Raps, andcer theia ta the trade at the lowest prices. All ordcta shall receipt prompt aitcuuon.

KING fc HISS. Wifr-Hn. Hi, ten Raid more street. U1LDING LUMBER. The eahscribera hive on an extensive assortmeru of ct-Mooea Baild-ingLumber.

fervms about tualding woula do well to call before buying. Country customers may roif upon bavins their ordrn filled with despatch. BURNS fc cor. of Entaw and GermBn s'rets, Tn2l-rolJyS Ita I cor. Pratt and tnvm at.

EJ lAA aV.M If lllo fciU- nifitccuiar cun-d IIA.U. ol sor-ri. ouaiitv au at rmiuced rict. by W. I.

VAN txiss-u otpotue the Infiraiarf y. Lt ruhsrl at. YOUNG MEN '3 CHRISTIAN ASSOCI ATION. A ntertiur of the Staniiinar Commit- tte ill be held oa TUESDAY EVENING, 6 at 8 o'clock. Mi mbers are particularly requested to be rnnciusl in attendcuce.

W. P. 1NGLB, jec-2i Sec. Standing Com. LOT GRAND TSirEllANCE MEETING.

Tliere will be a 1 ein(erance meeting, unier tne 9 of Fr8iiklin Division. No. 8. Sons of Tem audioes perance, in the Saloon of the Temple, Gay tfcet, on TUESDAY r. v.i i-niy, utn at o'clock.

Addresses will be delivered Hon. Ju.tee O'Neil. of South Carolina, and -'ol. Grisham, of Georgii. The public are invitfd to alte ni.

je5 'J AlbOKs' A'l TJSi TO LkS YOUR INTEREST. The members and those desiring to become members of the JOURNEYMEN TAlliOSS' SOCIETY, aic earmstly requested to attend a meeting to be held at 8 o'clock THIS (Monday) EVES ING, the 6t.h inMatit. in the uppr room of the building occupied by Mrs. Lougcin 0:1 the corner of Sonh and ater streets. Byor.lerof fi.

Bcrtqn, fcjec. It: P.J. CALLAHAN, Prest. HI BERN 1AM SOCIETY. The regular month ly meeting ct im hibeiini an suuiki win be held at tlis tcliol Rooms.

North street. THIS (Monday) EVENING, 6th instant, at 8 o'clock. Uyordtr, CHARLES M. DOUiJKERTY, yt Secretary. nrS INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY.

A Lk5 Quarterly Mealing of the INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY, No. 6. wili be held ift the Hall of the Engine House on 1H1S (Wonday) EVENING, the 5th at 8 o'clock. A large attendance of the members is earnestly expected. it fa JOHN S.

FUfSEtiSAUGHi Sec. BALTIMORE, June 3, 1851. We. the under-fisned. Dry Goads doin btuiness in neighborhood of Hanover End Pratt mil fia Jy agree for the benefit of ourselves and those ia our inijdoy to our strres at 7 o'clock, P.

(Saturdays excepted on and a'ter MONDAY, June 6, during the months of June, July and August. R. Hindi us Guyton Hyde, Thomas S. Sum alt. John B.

IXarviy fit Co Jno. Needles Sc Son, JVI. Ili-ilb run Co sigmun 10 159, ignauus Laur, T. H. Sylvester.

s5-2tl NOl JCE li i'tl-E DE i' CI KCLE. NO. 1, JsS HlSTEKS OF BENEVOLENCE, you are no-tifird that thetuneral tut which has accrued by the death ot Sister Catharine Magaw will be du? oa the SOTUofJuue If nifmbts fail to come forward and paj tin- up to that time, it will then be charged a dut s. Members elect will nluase come forward for iiiii-'atitiii. By order of W.

P. j3 2tt A. FOWLER, ft. Scribe. qmrterly I 1 aa irimi a tfn i it i men mir uit? ij i tub u.

Wi be lif lil on THS (MONDAY) EVENING, June 5, at o'clock. Members viiil i lese te punctual in attei )Oll I iiOLIlU 1 Will 8 J. S. HAOfiKTy, tfec'y. ff75AOl ICE We, the JUUliSiBYlitlS PLUMBEKS of Hie city of Baltim, in consequence of the scarcity of work and the high price of provisions, have resnived not to work lor less than TWO DOLLARS PER DAY, aitr dat-i Monday, 5lh of Jure.

By order of je3 2t TIIECOMMITTRE. rfTsr-FlRf'T LIGHT Ittt'GADE Jt'JttaT OilSl-Lk3 SiOJi M. IUltikork, June 1st, iat Order No. 1. in obedience to Orders this brigade (composed of the First Liirht Artillery, the First Bcgiment of Cavalry and the Fifth Reg nnrit of Jnfantrw) will pnrade, agrerahly to law.

on THIS DAY, June 6th, at 1 o'clock p. in South Gay st. 1 lie folhiWirg have been ap. the Brigade Stuff will be resperted acco RICHARD LILLY. Brigadu Majtraud inspector.

HEMiY C. SCOTT. Ai.l-de Camp. SAM'L S. MILLS, Brisrade (l iHrtermaster.

By order, RICH Rl) LILLY, Brigade Majijr siul ln-pf ctor First Lieht Brigade, M. V. FAIR! A FA IK will in a Grove near GOVANSTOWN. on the York Roid, oprxi- the I our Mile Stone." on I HurtSI'A iil-DAY and SATURDAY, the 1st, 2d nnd 3,1 June, to Hid in the erection of an Ei-UcofaS Church in thu neighborhood. Omnibuses for 'be Fairwill leave MmumTit square at 10 o'clock A.

and 5 P. returning at thfeeor veiiwrce of those attending 3) 5i: nfSFAlR. Th! Lodi sof trie Presbyterian Church intend I olding a FAIR, for thy sale of use'ui End fency arJicb iu Havre de-Gr ic1. com neaciag lln 'I FATAIYC Inn fi I nr.d ccntinuinsr the next three Aftern.join aud Eves- Cream and Rcrrediments will be furiinhed at lessonablc prices i nfTiOOMS THE YDUKfftrE fSCJ-P Ts-)Ut UJiXJtSSGCT-ITIOX TI fl BIBLE TRJliJT HniSE Favftti near ChRLES steef.t Of-cn EVEKY excepted,) from 7 to 10. The yoiii.g iue.ii of tru: city, friends grneraily siifi currti.il.y inviied to visit these roins, wlmre jif.y alw.iys b-s found a well select! with a insurer religions, nnd pwr5, MagiZTiies himI Reviej.

tf (Yvf HIGHLY IMthfo'l Wii ti-V Lk5 A.V'l TUFKBY. in oonU' 'imcg with the if veral gen ieniei n'tlii city, the Fev. 1 r. iiiBD, i- with tho courtries will 'fiv two Lecni'es on "Silvia and Tuikey at te'Lecture Soo-ti of the Charles street WethO'-fist Church, fxi MONDAY and TLE-PAY VKA'f N'txt, 6th and 6th Jane, ci n-r. rxin? i'i Ti i fciiiH be of a hitoncal r.ntn!-!! JCpri-Tiin? the origin of itif war ir the a- wi a lh roition of ih; armies.

vt the lt- i also the probable result uvoa CftiLntr.i'y. Thry i'l be il'tntrKted afd maps of tie crw i if AUiens, 51 cow 3rd trl. S5 1 ket3 for a tie LfCU'e enn's; for Cowrie 6J nta mny be lii4 at Bookstores rf Jurre S. Waters, Annstrfing St Sfrrf, P. C'ok, Walker a.

Medai'y, ai'iumre street 3'o Tick t-; to be s.dj at th-j door of the Lecture On tvemn, the l-t of by Rfr. CrcrgcG. Brooks. JtiH.V J. UEBS, of St.

Micha-ei ri a'bot county, yi i A IiELl E. 3 ounsr-! of the law J'-hn Kri'l of Balt'in'ire. Tii boi county m.d uiviile pperjp ea'e opy. 'f the 4ih of April the G. G.

Brooks, THOMAS W. THA'L'V to LOUISA KRISi-, both of llijg city. W-ifm ranora piae copy. 11EI On Funday. ihe 4th Hf JGH in the 35ih year of age.

May he rsst in peace. Hi frier.di and arqudrtanie are req ieated to at trnd his funt ril frr.r.i hi 1 late Nj. 17 Con-ii ir tt thi? (Monday) evening, at five o'clock, funberiiot.ee. 'n uririay niomirg. the th inst afier a Ion? and pniriltil il'hfss, which s-he bf-r with ni'-nt foriitude and christian re-ijrnation, MMilA, wi.e of Caleb fen goy.

in the rVTtii yi ar of her af. Her relatives and friends are respectful invi'jvlto aliniil her tiir.cral. withnut fur ln-r on 1 afternoon, the at 3 o'clock, from her la'e rcpirtefice. No 25 1 Paratoya street. Imparted th'P fin Sunday unrr.iiT.

4'b iu tlied yesir of her upe. K'TiEL PAU51I DAY. rdiito the lite Eev. John Daugtiariay, Baltimore Cf urity Th: trier oe the deceas'd. without, funher notice, arc r3 rf.ufs-ted atterd her fjneral, thi? (Morirtay) iIh' iihh at 4 oi 1 r-k, fiom the resi-depee fl h-r eon-iii-Iaw, Jisrle T.iv fir.

Op Friday June in Ann" Arundel cnun-tr, MARY 'MEEK, relict of tne 1 ite James Meek, ia the year i her age. The deceased was a meinrK of Ok; Methodist Ep's-cnpl Church for 71 year, and ha left a ia-ge cir. le of friends to moum their irr prar)Ie I033. Her death was the triumph of a true Chii ma. Her languishinsrliead i at rest, Her thinking and aching are orer; This quiet, immovable breast is heaved by affliction no more.

On the 2d ins-t ofche.lera morbus, GEORGIAVNA, r.ged 7 months, youngest daughter of John and Oor-Iiflia "few Jersey papers pHas copy. JAVA COFFEE. 160 hags Government Java COFFEE. Landifg- and for sale by tt LBV BRING 8c CO 3 Commerce st. LEMONS.

6C0 bnxes of French and Sicily LEMONS, for salr by j5-lt-'r KICK ETT3 WH ITTflVGTON. Pfi 150XE8 OF PfllME WKSTERX CHEBsE Ji la btore and for tale by KAOFFELT 8t BUCHANAN, je B-tfr 130 North nt comer of prankHn. it Ati: 23 Baits PALERMO, for sale by je5 J. CROSBY SOV. 33 8.

Charles st. POTATOES 200 Bushels Western POTATOES, just received and tor Bile Vy R. R. GRIFFITH SON. No fio Soutl cori, G-uilfnrd Ft.

l. u. oO Dais. J. 1 Potomac HE RUING 1 70 do Trimmed SHADi For Bale by je6-6l? N.

E. BERRY. No. 150 Lombard street. CAi BOXRS LEMONS.

order UUtl 300 do. Landing aod for sale by GEO. A. MARTIN jr5-tf; No. 72 Pratt st-, opp st.

ORANGES, LEMONS DATE, 600 boxes ORA NGE8 and LEMONS, jmt ree'd. 23 frails DATES', new crop. 23 cases PKUiVEJ, In glass jars. 50 cases preserved GINGER. 15 caks CURUANl'S.

50 boxes CITRON. For sale by SCHWARTZ DIX. j5 if cor. Ba'to. ami Liberty street.

XINE APPLErt, Choice, suitable for table or preserving, for Hale to families, tAeap. AIo, choice fJroreiies and Wines at the very lowest prices that families can desire, including HAMS ot the best brands and FAMILY FLOCK. For sale by WM. II McLEAN 62 N. Charlei st.

(r-Extra Table CHEKHB, particularly fine i-S tfr CHOICE itKEr, tte ciigor-cured Hams, ot choice quality. 2.CO0 plain do. SO OCO pounds Pmoked Reef. 1,000 Hmoked nnd PicKlid Tongues. 6v0 barrels Mi-h No.

1 and Prima Boef. 1(0 pickled Kef 100 pickled Hog Jnle. For s.yle on pleasing termg by KIMBERLY j6 2tr comer Pratt and Peterson streets. ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEAS. A superior article of fresh TEJi, at 75 cts: also Green do, 50, 75 eta and prime N.

O. SUGJtR at 6 and cts; sort tnd hard OrtiHhed at 8 and 10 ets; Prime Old Joy-ernment Jva VOFFtCK, green and roasted, also Rio, Laguayra and a van a do; also a fresh lot of German Prunes; fcc JOHN H. T. JEROME jeft Urllr cr. Paca Lexington sts.

FKESH BUTTER LHhtAP. 60 LBS. PRINT 11UTTER just received, at 25 cents per lb. 1 shfll receive from 60 to 200 lbs. fresh PRINT BUTTER weekly on Tuesday aud Friday afternoons, l.rtii'h urill li alibi vnf rtinn.

r. l. je 6-tfr N. cor. Grewi andLexiiiglonsta.

Ci HOGSHEADS N. O. SUGAR. 40 bbls. Lover-ing's refined 8ugars; a lot fresh Green and Black Teas; Family, Extra ar.d Super Flour.

Also. Wines and Liquors, comprising pure old White Wheat many superior Ola Kje wnwiy; naiwnc, uwra and other Brandies; old Sherry, adeira and other Wines, fcc For sale by HORN, jc6 'tf N. B. corner Lexington and Paca sts. DEN ISO BKOTI1ER.

WHOLESALE A SU RF.TJITL ORQCERS, 219 WEST PRATT STREET, nave In Btore lor sale, a full assonmet of ertra choice fresh Green and Black Tens: White and Brown sugars; Hpicep; Oils; Molasee; Wiiibs: Liquors, and FAMILY GKOGKKIliS, to WhlCU lUcy respectfully invite public auenlion. 5 Drera Trirr 7 styles. DiUltUV Wt CIIS. Children's Ladies' Morning Dress Misws Manii la and Paper Pattern. Ladies' Battling Chemise Cor.

Irs and Lace Lace Lace Patterns of New Rib'xtnM Jewels and Fancy Artxles Patterns lor Patch Work Crcfchet Work lilustraiiuns of Stay-Maku S- Wax Flower Modeling Patterns fot Ntedle Work Illustrations of New Booka Pll.tln j.F lull. 1 ssiji-s. 4si)lei. I ty'e. 1 ivle.

1 sijle. 1 styjrf. 3 3 styles. styles. 5 styles.

llfetjles. 4 styles. 1 style. 11 styles. 3eugra's lengra' NEW MuSUl wm.

m. Sunday Morning" 8U Zerr at Juiiien's concerts. 1 vtaie 1-1 mix nuaiiier is supeiti 'It by far the bst Faahiou Book is-med in this couiiuy. We cordially recommend it." A'e Jor Davy Tunes. akes the highest rank among all the journals or it i.ew York Jritvne.

I his if asupi rb work." Pot'on Transciipt. "it is the beft record of the Fashions now published-" PhilaAelyhia tWidoy Times. 'it contains all the newest Fa-hion, and a colored fate rif great beauty." Horn: Journal. ff oie copy one year. two four $9.

One copy of tii5 C.zetaiul one copy of llarper'd, Pu 11 a ni 'm or Graham's Magnxiim lor (3. 1 ow is the time to subscribe. Hand vour nam and dolUrsto HENKY TAYLOR. 5 iwF.3t. t-nn 'r-n Build'rg.

TA. DA RD EAGLiSIl EHITIOXS AT AUCTION PRtHE. MA PICmRfAL. ATLAS OF FOSSIL RtMAIXS, 1 vol, 4U, 74 large colored plates 87. MONi BELET'S CHRONICLES OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE, too vols.

8vt ts. SIR ftiCHOLA IHitRIS' HISTORY Of THE tKLKTirt OF XXlGlirilllJi) OF THU BRITISH EM PI KB. 4 voU, folio, ired illustrations fi) HEEKEENS' COMPLETE HISTORICAL WORKS. 6 vols, vo Sil. BRIllr'II MUSEUM MARBLES AVH ANTIQUI-TlfcS, coutaii.in? 112 enrnviags of tlie in is.

remarkable tla'uary. scu'pture, vaei, fcc, 1 vol, 1-ino, 112 eneravinirn $1 2o- COOKE'S SHIPPING AND CRAFT, with a nu i.taiy etof aud Cual sketches, 03 liara 1 vol, 4to $7. DIXON'S GLOLOGY AND FOJ3ILS OF SUSSEX, 1 vol, to. '0 engraving 7. GOLDSMITH'S WOBKS, vWavley edit'n,) 1 vols, I25iio 83.

EOGG'S TREATISE OX THE ROSE. Pink, Cir-nation. Tulip, Hyacinth aad oilier lloiVcii, I vol, 12mo. colortd plates "6 cts. JOHNSON'S UAKlibtR.

whh numerous the Potato, Cucumber, (irape me. Pine Apple, Strawbe ry, Pech. Appiea. kc 3 vols. 12.11092.

MACLISP'S ILLUSTRATIONS FROM LEOVO-RA. translated from the Genera, 1 vul, 4i.o, eery pfcge iilus-t-ai $1 6). ORAM'S PRECEP'IS AND OBSERVATIONS OV THE AhT OF COLORING IN LANDSCAPE PAINTING. 1 vol.410 $1 61. FUGIN'S REVIVAL OF CHRISTIAN ARCHITECT UhE, 1 vol.

4to, liongriviiiis WOOD'S LECJ UtfES ON THS PRIClPLtS AND PRACTICE 0 PEiiSPECTTVE, I vol, 4to, engravings $1 50 ROSCOK'S LIFE AND PONTIFICATE OF LEO TENTH, 2 50. EXAMPLES OF MACHINERY MILL WORK, beiag ilair. tectious atid elevations of work 111 the severe! departmeiits uf machinery, mill wor it general tiiRiueeriiig. 1 vol, loiio, num-jroa large fhites ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MECHANICAL PHILO-M-'PIll Mechanics. Pn iematics.

Sound, Optics. Liaht, by lierchel fc Billow, 6 plaits, 1 1, 410 So. EXCyCi.OP.EIilA OF FINE ARTS, Architecture. Sculpture, Muiic and Ei.srainrs. 65 plates.

1 vol, 4to 63. DIACKAMS (SklE) ILLUSTRATIVE OF TII3 PRINCIPLES OF MECHANICAL PHILOSOPHY AND THEIR APPLICATION. Si larg plaies. iieautiful.y colored, 1 vol, larsre jlio 7. AICDOLfcON'S OPERATIVE Mi3CHiC, being a practical display of the u'aenires and mechanical arts of Great Bruain.

wita atuppie-uicnt eont.iii.ing the work to the present time, especially in regaid to the sleaai engine, nivi-gaiiou and raillotd nachiueiy, aaa manufac-tuns, strength of mateiials, vol, 8 ro, 13J0 pages. 150 eigravirgs $4. The auove. trgei her iih au immense assortment of standard Englieu iofjk, at W. BOND fc CO It 8i Ba.umore street.

EW Buorits JUST PUBLISHED Ako For saii by JaMES WATEKS, 214 Baltimore strett. PROFESSOR WILSON'S ESSAYS, $125. THIS, 'I AT, AND THE OlllER, pUtas, HI31 OI.Y OF THE TROTSSTANT CHURCH IN" HUNGARY, SI 23. ROGEKS' POETICAL WORKS, post; tl. AHTIN F.HRI VLE.

N't is. 2 liii Cts.eaih. TWO YEARS BEFOIiE THE MASt; 31 cts. SOUTIiLY'd LIFE OF ELfc' 3icts. NEWM A AND BARETTlS' SPANISH DICTIONARY; BISHOP WILSON'S SACRA PE1VATA, new edition; 41 75.

SARGENT'S FIRST CLASS STANDARD READER: $1 35. WILLIAMS ON THE APOCALYPSE: 51. ROBERTSON'S HISTORY OF THE CHiUSTIAN CHUBCIi. 1 75. rllHfci ILLUSTRATED AtiAZlAt OIT AK1 X.

FOR JUNE NOW READY at HENRY TAYLOR'S, Sri Irom Bcildikg. CONTENTS: Clivrr Cromwell. John The Fungus Tribe. Aiaencan Scenery, (Sav- 1 he AnUt's Rttuin. age and Classic.) Bio Janeiro.

The Inund lUon. Copeiilagen. 1. B. Oudry.

Japan arid the Japanese. Tlie Tombs of Juliu? II. 1 lie Deaa Bridal. The Prae Bapliielitrs. Frederick the eat.

EntlisIiiRural Sceuery. liuian Life. L-lter tiom Constiiiuno- 'J acred Dtbt. ple-UiiTf ue.t Turkish Pipes- Oriiaiiier.t ition of Mtal3 Moral Asnccis of China. IrktUhedOiDtgs.by Laud- Lariies' Department.

Feer. Tiilrf Pige, Index Lirt TnalofUieEailof Scmer- uf 1 nutrition for Vol. eet. 3 Illustrated Magazine of Art. This nunil'tr contains upwards of 40 euTeri En ckIj J5 cents, or fS a ye nr.

Call and sub- scribe or buv a copy HE NEW YOliK JOURNALforJnne.thecheap- eit Magazine in the world; only oril 6 year, HUNT'S MAGAZlNiS June HARPER. PUTNAM. KNICKERBOCKES. GO- DEY, GRAllA M. and all the Magazines for Jenr.

ani everythiiig in ti Bcolt, Paper and Magazine ness received in advance, and tor s.il-, ht l-ale and reiail, by HENRY TAYLOR. It! Sun Irnn I DV CAROLINE THOMAS. I Received and fr sale, wtiole.a!e and reiasl by i WM TA i LOri AP.W BCOK, NEWSPAPER A II I PFJIJODICjiL DEPOT. Cosn'er or Baltimore mi I'mxui smecTs. ALSO JfST KtnivtD 1 REGINALD LYLK; or The Adapted Htir." By Miss Pardon.

THE CUKSE OF CLIFTON. By Emma Suth- worth. THE DISCARTED DAl'SHTER. By same authar. THE FOSTER SISTERS.

THE MOTUEK-IN-LAW. Ky TRIAL OF MATT- WARD: xd tion. r5-All the New Koojia cau te nad as soon as pu- Iielad. call at WM. TAYLOR CO, New 1'ivii t.i'.n.lisiiuiect.

cor. Kal iniore ani Charle sts. It3- Harp a's Graham's, Godkt. PrriAM. Leslie's Wuiu or Pihom.

ar.J all tne c. can tx Ijuh on our Jviuuter II: vVfeklt Papehs. j5 HE CHEAPEST ANI F.F.ST CATHOLIC MONTHLY PUBLisnrr ih isi vsoi.isn hsocaoi: 'I HE METROPOLITAN. Jt Monthly Magazine. Dcrawrf to Literature and the jnlnriR cj tne m.nuc tteiifion.

Subscription only i p'r annum; 3 copies for copies for $10; 13 copies lor ga; copies fur $30. CONTENT TUB Jl'Kt OT.IBt. THE SAIN TS ANI HKATIPIE11 SKItVANTS OF GOD WHO HAVE FLOURISHED IN MORIGEAU5 or. The King of the DfserL PORTRAITS FliOM LIFK. IRISH EXCURSIONS.

No. 4, with fiv fina engraving "The Kingdom of Kerry," Pecu'iar of its scenery A week at KillarnT Tore Waterfall, the Arbutus, and tbe "Bristle Fern," Boss Cattle Innia Fallen The Echoes 1 he Cathedral of A iilert Legend of St. Brendan having CicoveretI America. lLLCFTRATiohs. The Tunnel 3i i -itle Fern, found Tore Waterfall Ross t'atle Ruins of luuis fill-rn Ably itutns of Ardfert.

KATE O'CONOP A Story of Mi.vd Marriages. THE DIALOGUES OF ST. GREGORY. THE NEW FlltNCH DYNAST Continued from pre Et-OUR CE OF I REL AN D. REVIEW OF CURRENT LITERATURE.

MAGA'S OWN. RECORO OF CURRENT EVENTS. I. AJdixs or the tatholic Church. MURPHV j5-lt8tVVlt ITS M.wietstrrct.

B.tltn. PkAYER BOOKS AND BIBLES. A fine assortment of PRAYER BOOKS AND BIBLES, of all prices and qiiaKty, can be seen at WM. TAVLOR fc New Boktors, comer of Baltimore and Charles street. ALSO.

Fine Port Monnoifs, 'aril- Cases, PI tin and Faacy4 Staiionery. Fancy fcc. j-ltr NEW MUSIC Jtui ptihlished by MILLER fc BEACH AM, 1SI Baltimore street: "Song of the Drui," from "La Fille du Regiment," with brilliant variations, t'. Beyer. Exile's Home, Anttu Romsgnesi.

Hour of Par th. g. T0Cal duetfc Bellini. l.sdyMine! Lady Mine! Cti. Grohe.

FRAUTIUAL BOOKKEEPING, COMMERCIAL CAICULATIONS AND MERCANTILE WRITING. Gam.achir's Cocntiko Rooms. S-i, Balttmorb, near t'hailes street, for coriect instruction and prie-tice in she above indispensablHhrancliei of business knowledge. Circulars ataiing particulars can be had at tte counting rooms. jeS 3t.r HKOTHUKS fc COLLECTION, EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.

198 BlVtlMORB Btkmt, Buy and sell uncurrent Bank Noiea and Checks upon all poirts; make Collections promptly, and at low mtrn; receive money oa riepot.it interest; negotiate paper, and transact, in all iu branche. the btuineaa Of Stock, Evchange and Bank Note Brokers. TO FLOUR MERCHANTS AND CATTLE DEALEua. LlrRfiK, in um tomiil, oh tbe Bank of the Valley in Virginia, at Winchester, the Central Bank of Virginia, ai Staunton, and the Bank orKnck-ingham County, at Harriburg, constantly for hie, upon the gOTHERS CO. Bankers.

jtMifr f3 Baltiiuottetrett. uniiirg ainiirning new style eta tiso. 11. iv o. 12.

cir-j tf? 11 ki Balto. and Front streets SELLING OFf SELLING OFF GH.KAT BARGAINS' THE SUBSCRIBER, at the corner of Howard and Fayette sts will commence Tuts iWomninq to sell off hi present complete stock of DRY GOODS. will offer them atal nostoNE half their ftrnxr Lawns which he fold at i2 cts. wid now be sold at 6i; Barege de Laines 12, worth 25, C. HOLLtNGSWORni.

GREAT BARGAINS SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! I wil' commence this dayiocl'ise out my stock of SPRING and HUMMER tiOOUS at very -redue. prices, in m-li below the market price-i I 11101: only 111 pan. viz: Summer ifilir, only Zri worUi really 75 plaid and striped SSilks, Oiily 50 cents worth 67JJ cents; black Lutesirmg Fil, high lustre, only 3 cer.t?, wor 75 cents; fancy French on'y lS)i, worth 37j; 1 Iain Bartges, all colors oniysi cis worth 60; Fre.pch Lawns, fiurcl rUid siriie, only 12, worth de Bege, real French. voith 47, Si-, Alto a hamNomn assor'meiit Bilk and Lace Mantillas, newest patterns and deigi a KUUT. VV.

DRYDEN, je5 tf 67 Market su, near Gay BEAUTIFUL FRSNCa OEGANDIE3, half price. SUMMER SlLKiS, in plaids and strii'es. GRENADINES, TISSUES ana tt ARE 32 cluing out very cheap. Frenih LAWNS and JAOONKT. Goods for TRAVELING DRESSES in great variety.

We are now clrsiug out Summer Goods of every description at very reduced prices, and iai 1 era not yet supplied themselves stoulu examine oar exte isive and choice stock. 1'ERKINS 6l 6 N-irth Charies street, je6-g'r 4 doors above Baltimore st. WAKE UP AND GO TO SLEEP RIGHT. AKD WIDE LAWNS. only cts; Chin'z CALICO cts, worth Bar- g-i de Lainrs is; Ftockings cts: yard wide Ginghams 10 cis; Gl vs 6'i cts; Dottei Swiss cts: Night Caai 2 ct; Sp wl Cotnm 1 ct; Wide Hheetu 12ii cts; Oiled Blinds 75 cts; Wide Biack Silk 75 cts; and Collars ft all prices; Mourning Ltwns 12.

cts; Cradi ti' cts Table Diaper 12-i cts; Napkins ti' cts; far 13 from 75 up; ilain blue re Lainrs 12i cis; ack Alpaca fiom ct-j up; Taxe 2 ct--; 141 Pins 'or 3 cii 144 t-liirt RufoiH for 4 cts Cmtn a runifia to A. V. iiOUCK'S CASH S'I'OBE; 2S5 Lexiiiffton Ftreet. 3 doors si if Pearl street. Don forget.

Red Posts in fmnt. jefl iii RICH FRENCH GOODS sc 1EW YOKK AUCTIONS. I EN PER 4" CRANE, No. 11 North Charles street. Will this rnornirir op a veiy choice ttock of best class EUROPEAN G'jODS, pmchased at the auctions lasl week, which yvill be lound well wortny the attention of the purchasing comaiuniiy.

They uauie in I' art: P.ich French and fnii SILKS. IlIRN ANIES Gp.KND Al.NES. BAKtGES and TISSUES. tiRANDIE and JACONErS. Challe dc Laink and MonsszLiK.

BarKeaiid Thibet SHAWLS. French Embroideries. a General Stock ol" Driss and Hodsekeipiso Goods. je.5 t' OIL! AND PURNfSHINO STORE. IF YOU WANT SUPERIOR SHIRTS, Gi to Driscoll's IF YOU WAST RICH STYLES OF CRAVATS, to I iri-eoli's IF YOU WANT SUPERIOR QUALITY OF KID LK g.LK.

GLOVES, Goto Driseoll's. IF YOU WANT BEAUTIFUL FANCY HOISERY, to Urisco'l's IF YOU WANT PERFUMERY. COMRS, BRUSHES, SOAPS, HAIR OILS. HAIR DYES. OOSMFrU: WATERS.

EX-TRaCTS, au i every thing md.speniall3 to the Toilet. Why c.o TO D. C. DRISCOLL'S, Toilet and Fi'tNismso Stokk, tttltiinore Street. j.3-1 fr oppi ite Hollidty.

TYLE PARASOLS. i received a full sssjrtnii.t of PARASOLS, in crer.r choice new tyjes- We have also jut received a furtl.er surp'y of very superior KID GLOVES, in Ladie-e', AlLse ani Gent's at our low prices. HOSlK. a very full stuck of every desirable and taii'injblc variety. ilAviLTON 3TKR j-B-ifr? No.

Haitimore street. LACE-s AVl KM KHOIUEKI ES. at 147 BALTIMORE ihw Calvert. of every Hy'e and co'or; E1 BKOf-r-FHIKS ofaM il.scriitioi.s; LACK lOUS; VEILS; SWISS VUSLINS; SILKS. FLOStHMCES; ILLU-f-U -M-; F.igli-h Hi.d Italian lnfams' RO.HKS and HfiOlRS: with a Hre assort-nent rf Ladie aid Mi-ses' HOSIERY and GLOVES, at r.beut halt the prices.

15 2ir! WM. BROADREXT. BARGAINS iNCHO OE DRESS GOODS. We are now receiving from the Mew York Auctions, some great bargains in UKES? GOODS Lawns, Ba reges, white fiounced ROBES, black and colored SILKS, Bar-ge Robes, kc. All at about half price.

HAMILTON EASTER j-- 5-'tfr No. 513 Baltimore street. THOMAS KEN SETT WEST FALLS AVENUE. Take this met) od of inrormiiir the public that they are anal ging machinery nd niRing extHnMve preparations for the miimt'ietiire of TIN iVARRnfcveijie-seiiptirr. 1 hej will be prepared to fornish to the Trai' eveiy vai ietv of fi m.

japanned Stamped WARE; TIN CANS, of all Kinds, adapted to the wai ts of dea'ers in Hermetically Sealed Fruits. Oys-tfia. Also, the fcQUARF, CANS, of p.ich size, adaptrd to raw rs, feelconfid-nt that bj the aid of new and improved machinery, the application of str-am, they will be enfchl-uto contract for the delivery of any amount of the abive Goods at pricts less than they can be elsewhere and of superior workmanship. Samples will be ready in a few days. Apply THOS.

KENSETT je5 lm: Weft Falls Avenue. UAirtua. tiAfoiiiirs, window nutituo UPHOLSTERY GOODS, WROLI81LI 1KB RETAIL, S91 BALTIMORE Betw. Libxrtt and Sham, JOHN W. MY Kilts, or tne late nrm oriiynson at Myers, respectfully informs his friends that he has removed to above place, and solicits a cont-inuance of former patronage.

Paper Hangings done in the. city or country en the most reasonable terms, and by the most careful workmen. tJe34r r.S.MOVAL- Extensive furniturr vtareeoom3. wm. p.

spencer having Rmovb to the new five ntory Warehonse Woe. 32 and 8. CALVF1T STREET, rrontitig Waver and nearly opposite to his old stand, hers to bia former patrons and the public a large and wall z-t sorted stocc of Fashionable and low-priced FURNITURE, smong which will bt found some new and beautiful ttjies. His stock of Cbatri Is unsurpassed In style, finish and durability; Lotminj-ClarKeB in great variety; bis bedding Rooms are tilled with of very ir.e and quality; also, superior Feather Beds. fi-There is only on pbick asked.

Bis Wholesale Depilnient offers tn dealers and nsrehauts superior advantages in price and sorv-Vtent. ffJ-Large Orders filled without delay, s-Call aad satisfy yourselves. WM. P. SPENCiSS, Jfo.

3J and S4 S. Calvert street, tjf.n.hr Opposite Water street. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The attention of those wanting Papirihs done is lavited to the verr larsreand siuwrior asortment of PAPER-HANGINGS AND BORDERS, at the store of the subscriber, comprising every variety of PLAIN AMI DECORATIVE, of ne newopt aod most desirable 1 tyles. The stock is all of our own manufacture, or direct ImrtortRtion.

f5l'aper put on in the besat manner. HOWELL BROTHERS, 207 Baltimore street, jc5 UeBr between Charles and Light sts. 8,500, DOLLARS TO LOAN AT THR LI CENSED MONEY LOAN OFFICE. No. 82 LOMBARD STREET, Frederick street and Maikct Space, on Watches, IHamonds, Silver are, nne jeweiry, rurmture, Creihing.

and BBS CHAND1SB generally. on accomKf terms.and all transactions confidential. Articles deposited in this office will retained for any ler.irih of time inrntil iiimn. IS A AO l.OBR. jp5-tJv4 S'r I AGUfcKK.Ui illciiCS', XJ ARTISTS' AND PAINTERS' DEPOT.

WM. A. WISOSttt, No. NORTH LIBERTY ST. BALT1MORB, Keep constantly on hand a full assortment of materials lor Daguerreotypistf Artists' and Painters' use, which are offered at the lowest market rates.

tfr FAMILY, EXTRA AND- SUPER. FLOUR- Best white when Family and Extra FLOUR; SUGAR; Also, a superior lot ol fine Old Rye WHISKY. For sale by JAMES J. LAWN, jeS-tfir No. 134 North Howard street.

LA8e! GLASS! Porter's Alkaline WINDOW ULASS, 1 uperior to all others in quality, ia well rack, in boxes of feet each, free from breakage. The subscribers have sole command of this superior Glass, and oiler the same to dealers on liberal terms. Addiess FRENCH RICHARDS, Wholesale Glass aad Paint Dealers, tJe26(r cor. 10th and Market Philadelphia. STRAWBERRY DISHES AND SPOONS; Salad Stands; Epergues; large Waiters, j-st received per steamer City of Manchester.

We have also just opeped an assortment of fine Gol4 WATCH ES: Pearl and Diamond Jewelry; Silver Spoons Silver Foilu, fcc, of our wn make. Win be sold low. SAM'L KIRK 61 HON, Je5 tf Gold and Silver Smitfea. 172 Balto. St.

TEAM AND VACUUM GU AGES. We sra pre pared to furninh Steam Pressure and Vacuum GUAGES Also, Heataon's Water Guages for Marine, Locomotive and Stationary Engines. They are extensively used and approved of by Eogi-nccis and Machinists. A. fc W.

DEN MEAD SON. Je 6 KTnM Baltimore. ratu'E j. tnuii. ttnoui lawui COOK IK WIN, STOCK AND JSILL JSROKKS, 75 SsVOCTIH Stmft.

Bnypnd sell on ccciraission all STOCKS nH SK-CURITIES of thia ttr.d the Eastern Markets je5 ifrl I YONfl' POWDER3 for the Exter- mmmiuiitu t.EAS, lir Unas, Ahts ana every diecripuoAOX Vermin. Frice 85 cents per flask. For sale by BETH S. II A NOB, 103 li aitiaiore street. SILVER WAKE.

CANFIELU P.HOTHEK Si 2S9 Baltimore have nn hand, and are instantly making, new styles of silver Coffee and Tea Si ts; Silver PitcJier-; Waiters; Ca-to's; Gob Cups: Spoons; Wai'ers; Forks; Ice Tosgs Crumb-Scrapeis; fie. Ice-Cream and Fidt Salt Cellars, Butter Knifes, kc. of warrinted S'er-UrigSiUct. TPRTCGer cor. wi s'srj je 5 tt' E.

4- T. FAIRKANKS Have removed to ibeir new SVLJZJtNJJ WJtUEHOTTSK, 14i HKAIT near Lipin str-t wharf. je5 tJelSir Cf O. C. EWING.

Arant. A KILL CLAtiK, CGEJi'EF. OF UALVMIT AND IVATER is pole Agent tor tne Kile ot WILLIAM IslXON'S LONDON CHRONOMETER H'ATCIIES, fii.w ori'er for sale an eitenpive of tine WATCHES. NEW AND RICH STYLES OF JEWELRY. SILVER WARE AND ALBATA WARE.

W. rt. GABRIEL D. CLARK manufactures WATCH CASES and new work of every descripuon for Watclip. OLD SILVER WANTED.

eotleitr' I iitROKS, i NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. We invite the public to examine our late and altogether new ttyies of Pier and Mantel OVAL MiR-HURS. Also, new patterns of the regular Pier and arid Mantel GL ASSES. For the anili aud beauty of the above they cannot be exeelled. We are manufacturing every description of GILT WORK on the most pleasing terms.

Call and judge for yourselves. M. BARRETT Gilders, Jy3t Nn. Si Howard cor. Saratog.

Rait. I rmva. VJ A large and e.egant asmmrneDt of GOLD TENS, from every manufactur ia the Union, for sale at man-Ufacturtrs' prices. Also, SPECTACLES, Periscopic JVjuble Convex. Concave, Plain and Colored Glcftsr.in Geld, Silver and Steel Frames, for sale at lowcsPprices.

J. TKOM30Y LAWS, jeS-tfrT Xe. 138 Baltimori' si. LJiCri Jt.VV bbKt, SlLVriR FLA'lED Waal, At kc-J. E.

WjiRNER, Gold ani SUverttmt so. 10 Aorl Cay Streri, has JiiPt a riob a-fcjruuent of FINE JBWrLRY, embracing a of styles and patterns of Brooches: Ear-Rhirs; Braca-lets; Finger Kings; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Chains; Pencils and Pens; Cuff Pins; Buckie.3; Miniature Lockets, which are offered on the most accom-Biodating terms. 5 -tft MiillS -L ha IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscribers have obtained from the Orphans' Court of Balti more city, in Maryland, letters of administration on the potottai estate of 11ENRV ATKINSON, laus of said city, deceased. AH persons having claims against the said deceased are nereby warned to exhibit the tame, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub scribers, 011 or betore the 5tn day 01 December next: they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate.

All persons indebted to said estate are requisted to make immedite under our hands this 3d day of June. list. AH persons hsving business with the said estate will cill on James c. linos ro. is ft- rani street.

ja.mes c. in de, HENRY ATKINSflV. Adm re 15 law4w AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOK BILB, MUA-DICR AND LIVER COMPLAINTS, HOLLO-WAY'S PILLS Extract of a letter from Jane Jenkins, cf Apalachicola, Florida, to Professor Hoiloway: "1 tufTred fort'evn nioriths fro jiundice and bile, P.tifiiig from a very disordered state of the liver, du-tii this time, although 1 tried many remedies 1 obtained no rtlief to my sufferings. At length I purchased a quantity of your Pills, and after using live boxes I was perfectly cured and with confidence recommend inou to others who are tlu4 affiiced." Jane Jenkins. gS-FcreulebySETH S.

IlANCa, ii8 Baltimore and CAN BY HATCH, corner of Light aud Baltimore. j5-Mwr3tt 'THE ARRIVALi. H. SHERIDAN, from Aiadiiin Hospital, City of Dublin, in this city forafchort time, to perform his wonaenul ta of reMoiinsr Sight to the Bin d. the Deaf to their Heartr g.

He will aUo cure Uheimi itie Pains and Fits, ss to be never troubled again. Dr. Slierilan will cure Cancer wi.hout the use Hf intruiLents; he wiil cure Consumption, even in the eeond stsge, in days He woumI fay to uoubled tiieirGuns, not to have tin ir teeth drawn and ntouiii cp't-ied, but go and get a sale remeny. i ersons troubled wr.h Pdes, go to I'r. S.

and get cured at once. He will restore girfid Hair to the Bald. Persons with weak eyes, go to 1 r. S. No cure, ro pay.

r. S. can be seen at all hours at j. 5-'4t 49 SOUTH STREET. lre Fits.

READ. MOKE THAN GOLD TO THE SICK. Fr a one 01 the most respectable druggist; in South Carolina. Charleston, C. Sept.

2L1S33. Afs.rs. Mortimer 4- Motrtrery; The sileof your Hampton's Vegetable Tincture is increasing every da, tvory Dottle eold lecommends this valuable riii'dicine to the afflicted. Several of our planters have tried it in difi'eient cases with astonishing sue cess and arc getting it bv half d-xens. it has been found to be the greate edy rbr rheu rnilic afl'ec-tions, and a wonderful cure has been performed oa a in gro boy siilfering from fits.

I will furnish 1 ou with a riumber ot cenihcatea it jrouwMi tn-in. 1 am srenilemcn jnum, W. G. Trot. Pur dredsi in tins city will bear the same testimony.

Delicate females and children will bnd this a eat CHOLERA MOiEUS, DIARRHEA. DYSENTERY, and Ml other of the stomach and bowels are cured by Hampton' Veg. table Tit.dure. As a cure and preventive.it has been wonrlertmly sucefsful. It will be found, on inquiry, that those who ueit have an exempuon from Uiose dineisea so incident to the summer.

'J publisl all the testimoay in its favor would make a large volume. Call and pamphlets gratis, and: ere the many CUTS. It has fchown itelf most powerfully curative of AERVGUS DISEASES Tn their varit us fom giving pew lile and vigar. restorinir the shattered constitution, and thtu infusing hope in place of despond ucy. By its mild, pleasant, and safe action on the stom ich, liver, kidneys, Iu ng-, ana the nervous system.it cures Dyspepsia, l.ier Complaint.

Diseases of the Urinary Organs, t-ou'hs Asthma, fronriuai Alieetion, consumption. scroj ii.a. King's Evil, Worms. Eheumatiiin G-tut, Neuralgia, St. Vitus' Fits.

Pilts, with al uU-eas-es erring from impure blood. Sold by MOKTI mku Mil vbka 340 Kaitiuiore street, and by all the Druggists in Barttmore, Wash ington, Fieienck, Geotgctown, Rich mond, fcc. J5 ttr PROFESSOR JAMES M.D.,iat dean of the Philadelphia College of Medicine, formerly President of the Castletnn Meniieal Coileit. brsianaKHiihniu the United BiatPS, has lately introduced ia a popular form several of his favorite prescriptions for the pnncipal diseases of this climate. We gie below a lit of the remedies; the name of eech article will imply ton disease for whicn it is intended to be used.

DR. McCLINTOCK'S PEUTORAi. STRUT, l. DR. McCLINTOCK'S COLD ana COUGn MIXTURE For Colds, Coughs, kc Price 25 ceuu, DR.

McCLINTOCK'S ASTHMA AHT HOOPINC COUGH REMEDY. Price 50 centa. DR. McCLINTOCK'S TONIC ALTEKATIY 35RUP Fwrpurtfyiug the blood. Trice $1.

DR. McCLINTOCK'S DYSPEPTIC ELiXIS-For giving tone to the stomach, relieving pains alter ating, heartburn, and all disagieeabia symptomt arising form indigestion. Pnoe 1. DR. McCLINTOCK 'S RHEUM ATI IXTD RS A purely vegetable remedy for intarual use.

63 cents. DR. McCLINTOCK'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT For Rbeuiaatism, Sprains, Swellings, kc to cent. DR. McCLINTOCK'S ANODYNE MIXTURB For Pains, 'Toolliache, Headache, Neuralgia, kc Price fo cents.

DR. McCLINTOCK'S FEVER aire AGUE SrS-C1FIC A certain cure for all iatcrmitteuta. Price 1. DR. McCLINTOCJCS DIARRHEA CORDIAL i.vo CHOLERA PREVENTIVE A safe remedy.

DR. McCLINTOCK'S VEGETABLE PURGATIVE PILLS For coetiveaess, headache, fcc 25 cts. ANT1BILIOU3 PIL For irregiilarity in the functions of the liver and bowels the best Liver Pill made. 36 cents a box. For sale by SK'ITl S.

HANCE. 1C Baltimore and by Dnirsists ffenerallr tfr! COUGH MISDICINES, AFl'LICABLJS 'It I TBI PRESENT SiSASON, FOR SALS BY 8BTH HAWCli: Ayree' Cherry Pectoral. Bchenck's PulmonlcSyrup Bailee's HorehouTdOandy Sfin. Phamum's Candy. Wlstar'i Wild Cherry.

Dr. Baring's Ranee's Horehound Syrof ShiMTuao's Cough Lotcp-res. DR. SWEEl'SER'S EXT; RACT OF LIVERWORT AND Dr. Townuend's Sarsapa-rdla.

Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers ucham'a Hungarian Bal TAR. John Bull' Sanraparilla. Lo cock's Pulmonio Wafers. Dr. Rose's Cough Syrap, sam.

I With about fiftv others fr sale by S-ETH S. HANCE, 108 BALTIMOKB ST. tjer ESTABLISHED 1M4, CKIM, GREEN WAY CO, fJlUKERS AXD DEALERS IM JTORK1GN DOXKSTIC 174 Baltimore tire-i, B(iUimrr, ucarvs HoitiT on rxrsri, inr a sax noam, OHn, fcO. aiCLOSllJT ON COMMISSI, In mil thu Home Foreign Market, fa Particular attention to the necoiiation Of Baal- ocm Paper, and to miiXing Oollecuone on all poiun, and are prepared at all times to furnish parties aeek-in investmenta with first class rarer. a to mats asvatrcaa on paper left in their hand for collection or sale.

jen in CHAS. WEST, Soli Aermr for thi Baltimobb Mwrv fox the COAL IRON COs Aa-tor, Eckhart, Vvashingtoa and other COAL), ta now prepared lo rumish the trade and conaureni by thi tar load, delivered in any part or the tity at bjIdi pniro. the "BUN IROU 8utb street. sS-entf1 CUKAM and lre-b Ziehen and HUTTF.li conataniiy or, hand by Glades VV. 1.

VAN NUSB, I S. Senator from Massaclmsetts. Boston, June 3. The Governor ha3 appointed Hon. Julius Rockwell, of Pittsfield, United State3 Senator in place of Hon.

Edward Everett, resigned. Mr. Rockwell has been a representative in Ctngre33 from Berkshire county, and speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives. He is a progressive whig and of high moral character. Marine Intelligence.

Savannah, June 3. Ihe steamship State of Georgia returned to port to-day in consequence ef the cerangement of her machinery ia the storm of Thurscay night. She will sail to-morrow She has on boarc 25 slaves to go to Liberia by the Baltimore packet. The Keystone State arrived yesterday. Horrible Murders.

New York, June 3. Mr. James, a farmer, formerly a merchant ol this city, with his wije and a negro lad, were brutally murdered at MitholJ, Long Island, on Friday right, whlie in bed. Dane, an Irishman, formerly in the employ of Mr. Wickham, is suspected of being the perpetrator of the horrid deed.

More Slave Jtxcitement. Eoston, June 4. The rumored arrest of another fugitive slave turns cut not to be true. The r.egro wa3 arrested for begging, and it f.iise:y staled that he was a fugitive desiring mani to escape to Canada. Supposed Pirate on the Ocean.

New Yoke, May 4. The barque Gam ef the Sea, from New Orleans, just arriveJ, reports th3t on the in latitude 36, she was chased three days by a suspicious schooner, filled with men. She had every sppearance of a piratical crai't. ArriTalof the Empire City. New Vokk, June 3d.

Tte steamer Empire City, from Havana, May 29-h, has arrived, bringing 2ti0 passei-pers ana 30,000 la specie. Her news i3 not important. Vessel liurr.t. Mobile, Jure 3. The barqe Vernon, with 1,275 I ales cf cotton, bound to Trieste, wa3 burnt in the bay this moriJiiig.

Tut. Moustache Mov.ekbj.-t. Professor Stowe, h'-is Eeecter Stowe, said at an nt1" ka Meeting of clergymen in Boston on I here sny that i the rt-pea! of 1 i i regard. lus coine to the if. i ct and Geo.

John-fj, ri jr accidentally drowned below Jew OiJeaiiS on the 25th ult. Two Lectcres o.v ErssiA. and Ttrkey are to be delivered 1I113 and to morrow e.vening, by Rtv. Dr. Baird, in the Lecture Room of Charles Street M.

E. Church, fully explaining the origin of the present war in the Eatt, as well as the position of the armies, at the latest dates, and also the proaaWe results upon pure Chrrstiauty. As the Dr. is conversant, by travel and iDtelligent observation, with the interior of ttth Russia and Turkey, his trtattneat of the subject must be of a highly interesting character. AMrsEMEKTi.

iast Week of the Museum. The very successful season, which has continued with uninterrupted prosperity for a rriod of forty weeks, will te brought lo a close this wce.k. Mr Owens will iform until the close, and a scrie3 of mirth inspiring plays will be presented, so wtll adapted to Osvenj' comic powers, and euptcially suited to tbe warm weather. This veiling the new comedy of Leap Year will be played, witn Owens as Charles Dimple, and the laughable farce of Crimsnn Crimes, in which he will sustain the character of Fright. Mrs.

PUce will also appear in both pieces. BtNEriT of Kckkel at alixandria. The prince of managers, the ever popular Kunkel, takes hn first benefit in Alexandria. Virginians are famous fur a lumptr at porting, and we lnow they will not forget tlim eveiiii'g their mual cmplimeiit to Kunkel, who appeam with his Troupe for the last time season Libe'ty Hall tin Tuesday evening they appear at Odd Fellows' Ilall, Washington. Do Yoo Want Ci'tombrs? VV1i business mm doe not! The method ol attracting and is very Krniple and within the reah of all.

It to make your bu'iriehs and locality thoroughly known to the public, and then mike it iht interest of all to Cel with you, by giving the best commodity at the loweH poi-sible ratH. Adve.ruse your ware through the i-ewspapera, and by means of Ctrdn, Circu'ars. Daridbibp, Depend upon it, fortunes can ytt be made by a judicitma and liberal ue of printer's ink." Every description of Job Printingis beautifully, cheaply and quickly executed, for cwK, at "The Printing gun Iron Building. CcmbkrlahdCoal, from the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company's and Pompey Hmaili Mines, for sale by Charles VVkt. Hun Iron Building.

Genti.emkh in Want op a Handsome SniT of Cwthkh cut, made and trimmed in an unsurpaxsed tyle, at a very moderate price, should vwit arbett's EHlabhsbment, Baltimore Direct, adjoining American OStice. II in stock comprises every thing new and beautiful in Cloths, Cavsimers, Drillings ana Vestings, with a fine anhortment of Ready-Made Clothing for Men and Boys, equal to custom work, at very low price. Hirrt Taylor, Sun Iron Bniidtng, No. Ill Baltimore and 6 Houth street. General Agent for all the Newspapers, Magazine! and Cheap Publications.

The only place in the city where everything you want in the tiewsfaper, hSaiine, and Cheap Publication lAn Can be had, is at the Dookctore of TJkkkt Taylor, Hun Iron Building, H. Ill Baltimore and 6 Houth street. -1 ni Worms As this ia the season of the year when worms are most formidable among children, the pro prif'tors of M'Luise's Vermifuge beg leave to call the attention of parents to its virtues for the expelling of ihef-e annoying, and often fatal enemies of cluldien. It was invented by a physician of great experience in Virginia, who, alter having it for several years in lus own practice, and found its success no universal, wa! induced at last to offer it to the public as a cheap, but certain and excellent medicine. It hai since become justly popular throughout the United Hates, as the mot ellicient Vermiluge ever known, and the Curiam! has been Rteanilron the increase since Us fim introduction to tbe public.

P. 8. The aiKive. valuable remedy. alno Dr.

M'Lane'a celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at all reupocia-ble Hi list btores in this r.ic Purchasers will pieuse be careful to ask for and i take none but Or. MImt Vermifuge. All Others, in comparison, axe worthless. i i I I The Small Note Law in Virginia works well, fo far, atd has been generally observed. At RicLmond, during three days last week, about ,009 in i.ew silver half and iarter dollars were paid out at the Custom House in exchange for large gold coin.

The banks and merchant3 of Wbtelirg have resolved to receive small notes until the 10th for the purpose of sending them Lome. The Wooi. Habvkst. Thi3 month is the period cf thtf-p-tlit ariug. The clip will be a large one, hot there appears no anxiety on the part of manufacturers Btd dea'ers to secure early purchases.

The wool demaLd is very tame. The opening prices of the new clip of wool will be, the New Yoik Post is informed, 30 to 40c, averaging about Z2c much below the opening prices of last year. Attempt to Purchase Buaxs. Several ne-gotiatioi-8 to puichafe Eurns were attempted in Eotton on Fiiday, after the decision of the com. xiiissioner, but they were not listened to.

It Ij eaid that Col. Suttle, on leaving the city in the morning, left the most peremptory orders "to trade" at 1.0 price evtn if 100,000 were ottered. Ceiebbation. Tte St. Mary's Reading Room and Debating Society, of Leonardtown, have determined to celebrate the approaching Fourth of July.

John F. King, Esq ha3 been appointed to deliver the oration, and Geo. C. Morgan, to tead the Declaration of Independence. A dinner and ball will also be given.

Choleba ik St. Lotjis. A letter dated St. Lou Is, May 27, says "the cholera is prevailing here to a considerable extent. Quite a number of deaths are reported daily.

It seems to create no alarm, 13 it is expected annually during the hot season." Robberies. Our local columns to-day make mention of two or three daring robberies within a day of two past. There is no doubt but "ex-rerts" are about, and householders and all others ught to keep strict watch. The Daily Times, of this city, we have befor omitted to say, has come out as a democratic organ. We notice that our cotemporary, the Weekly Dispatch, has put on a handsome new dress.

It is an agreeable, home-sort of a journal. Sale of Coal Land. The Farmersville Coal Field on Deep river, Chatham county, N. was purchased some four years ago for $8000, wai sold last week to a Northern company for cash. There are 900 acres of land In the tract, SAlK of Land.

MrTjamea Hasson has sold hi3 Tarm near Charlestown, Cecil county, J. Hopfield, of Philadelphia, for the sum of The Mexican Ibeaty. The Union says that InteJligence has reached Washington, from tie sources in the city of Mexico, that Santa Anna vill accej the Gadsden treaty..