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FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND RENT. PORT OF BALTIMORE, Juno 12.1357. THE SUN. BALTIMORE.

SATURDAY. 13. 1S57 Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. Washington, June 12. Lord Palmerston and the Central American Treaty V.

S. Frigate Niagara The Submarine Telegraph Doubts of its Success The Citizens' Meeting. Mil. North Carolina Shad are still quoted at 11 forsl'ort and full brands. There are some Mackerel coming forwnrd, but the supply here is very light.

Some No. 3 Mackerel of ha new catch have been re-reived since our last. They are eell -ng at 3612 per bbl. for medium and large. We quote old medium No.

2 atl2aS12 50; large do. at J3a13 50, and medium No. 1 at per bhl. There are no large No. I Mackerel in market.

Wenow quote dry Codfish nominal at 3 5ag3 75. ar.d do. Bake at. 2a2 25 per loo lbs. Flour and Meal.

Howard Street. The market to-day was rather firmer. Sales of 250 bbls super at $7 s. Holders, however, were generally asking 57 50 per bbl. City Mills.

Market quiet to-day. Holders were asking 7 50 per bbl, but no bu yers at this figure. Ohio. No sales to day of this oescription oi" Flour. Holders Were generally asking 7 50 per bbl, but no buyers at this figure.

Family and i.xtra FTovr. We now quote Ohio ex tra at 7 75ai5'3; Howard street do. at 25; and Cit Mills do. at 8 50 per bbl. Baltimore ground Family is low teiling at $10, and do.

extra at 9 00 per bbl. Bye Flovr.Xa sales reported to-day. We quote it held lirmlv at 5 per bbl. Corn Meal. No sales reported to day.

We quote City manufactured at Qi 25, and Country do. at 3 75 per bht. The inspections of Flour for the week ending June 11th. 18.57, were: Howard street, 5.4il bbls: Citv Mills, 3.SC1 bbls and 270 half bbls; Ohio, 1.29!) bbls; and Family 121 bbls total wheat Flour. 10,143 bbls and 270 half bbls.

Besides 401 bbls Rye Flour, and 833 bb Corn Meal. Grain. Wheal. About 3,000 bushels oflerel on 'change to-day, and sales ofgoodredat SI 80, prime do at S'l 85. We quote eood to prime white at 1 90a 95, and choice do.

at per bushel. Corn. About bushels offered on 'change today, and sales of fair white a 85u87 cents, and good to prime do. at 88a90 cents; and good to prime yellow at 89a92 cents per bushel. iiyt.

A koocI inquiry, but none offered on 'change to-day. We quote Maryland nominally at 80 cents, aid Pennsylvania ye at 1 18 per bushel. Oals. About 1800 bushels offered on 'change to-day, and all sold, Mary 'and at. 59a6i cents, Virginia at 5iS0 cents, and Pennsylvania Oats at bla65 cents per bush.

Btans and Peas. We have no change to note these srtioles. We continue to quote black eyed Peas st S'3 75 per bag of 2 bushels, and 1 75a2 per bushel for Beans. Gunny Bags. We quote Gunny Bags at 15 cents for large, and 12 cents each for smail size.

There is a large stock here. Guano. The season for plar.tirs being over, there hps Keen but little doie in Guano during the past week. We nli qu' te Peruvian from store at 52 per ton for the best qualify. African is selling at $45 per toil of 2.000 Mexican at per ton of 2.240 Colombian from store at S4i per long ton.

Tho price of De Burg's Fertilizer is 43, and Reese's Manipulated Guano $48 per ton of lbs. Rhodes" Super Phosphate we learn is selling at S'42 50 per ton of 2,000 Ihs. We Lot the import this week of 45 1 bags from Chaileston. Ginseng. We quote Ginseng at 40a45 cents per lb.

The stock on the market is light, and we have no sales of importsnce to note it. Hay and Straw. Hay is rather dull of sale thi3 week. We quote prime baled Hay at loose do. at 18a SC3 per ton.

Straw may ba quotedas nefore, viz: and psr ton for wheat. Hemp. The market is still bare of American Hemp, arid we are consequently without a quotation for it. Russia Hemp is still quoted at per ton, and we quote Russia Yarns nominal at cents per lb. Manilla Hemp is steady at 9 cents per lb.

Hides. The oniy transaction we had reported this week -h a one of 1,690 Hides from l'orro Cabello at 22 cei.ts. "The market is rather bare, with but little demand. We note the import this week of 29J Hides from Pemarara. Hops.

Hops continue dull. We still quote them at 10 cents for new Eastern, and 5a6 cents per pound for old do. Laud Oil We have no sales to rep't 111 1 ard Oil the week. The supply here is limited, ana we quo nomii.aMT at Si 25 per ga.lon. Leather.

There is little doms in Leather thi3 week. The market is still well supplied with all kinds, but. there is no demand for it. We quote as follows, viz: Spanish sole 32a36 cents; country slaughtered sole at 35fi3S cents; rough skirting 34a36 cents: calf skins in rough.l7a$'2i' per dozen: finished per dozen; city tanned slaughtered leather may now be quoted at 33a40 cents per pound Molasses. The market for Molasses was quiet today: no sales.

We quote at 50a52 eti for Cuoa clayad; 55a58 nts for Muscovado do. in 53aS0 cnts for rio. in 53d53 cents for English Island; cents for Potto Rico, and 70 cents lor New Orleans. Refined Syrup is now quoted at 72a5 cents per gal'on cash; 75a78 cents, 4 We note the import this week of S1 bbls. from New Orleans; 30 bbis.

from New York: 7i casks rom St. Joim's, P. 8 puncheons find 8 Iihds. from Demarara. and 32 puncheons from Trinidad Naval Stores.

There has been a good inquiry for Naval Stores during the past week, and we have 110 tratractions to report in Common Rosin. Nos. 1 and 2 were dull of sale. We quote Common Rosin 60; No. 5 do.

at 2a 52 25; No. 1 nt Tar at 1 75 per Pitch $2 per and Spirits of Turpentine mav be quoted at cents per gallon. We Lote a sale of Ibis, at ike frrmer figure. Oils. There has been a fair demand for Oils dnrm? Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

Philadelphia, June 12. The Firemen's Parade Inauguration of the Franklin Statue A Serenade Pranks of a Mad Animal, The delegates from the various companies of the fire department met last night at the district coun room, and fixed upon tte route for the parade in October next. The route of the procession in the year 1S52 was eleven miles long; the present route is about eight. In IS 19 the procession had a route of nineteen miles long. The present route is calculated to make the best display in the densely populated parts of the city, with due regard to abbreviation.

The procession promises to be unusually large and imposing. The inauguration of the Franklin statue took place yesterday afternoon. Ten lodges of Odd Fellows joined in the procession and were accompanied by six bands of music. The ceremonies were in accordance with the original design and program, and were participated in with that interest characteristic of the order. The "minute men of '70," and a number of his yersonal admirers, me: last nigh a id serenaded the Hon.

Jacob Broom, the nominee of the American party for the Supreme Bench. The vicinity of 'Fourth and Pine streets was thrown into great excitement yesterday afternoon by the appearance of a mad bull, who played some frightful antics, and pursued, the passers by at a fearful rate. One man was gored in the face and serious)' injured, and another had his clothing considerably torn. Several others made narrow escapes. The bll was finally captured by a pesse of police, who tied him to a furniture car and led him off to the place of his owner.

On Wednesday evening the case of John Hughes, charged with making and having coun-teifeit coin, was brought to a close in the United States District Court. The jury returned a verdict of guilty upon each bill of indictment Mr. James Hutchinson, the representative in common council from eighth ward, had both his legs broken a few days ago by an accident on the railroad at Elmira. The lumber trade this season has been unusually brisk on the Delaware. Immense quantities of it have come to this market, and about the cove near Bordentown rafts extend for nearly a mile in length.

Others are constantly coming down the river, and if the freshets continue it is apprehended that the market will be glutted, although all kinds of stun" are now. bringing good prices. Monetary and Commercial The Stock market was duil yesterday, and the transactions at the Board limited. There were sales of only 350 shares stock, with the dividend orders attached, at 5SJa55J seller 60 after 5 days and seller 60 days, and at 54 buyer 60 days and regular. It closed for cash or regular way at ZSA bid, 54 asked aa advance of on the previous day's closing bid.

Dividend ofl' there were no sales it closed thus for cash or regular way at 5H- bid, asked an advance of oa Thursday's dosing bid. Sales of extra dividend orders, separately, at 12, which is an improve ment of 1 on previous sales. othir.g done in Northern Central stock. It closed at 13 bid for cash a fill, ins tiff" of For Canton 13 bid, asked, a decline of no sales. There is a good inquiry for City Ioan3, and pric33 are firm.

Sales of 8264 old 1890' at 97, new do. at 96, and 1 ,000 of the 1875's at 95. For 6's 189J, 1C6 bid; do. coupon 6's 103 bid. bonds without movement.

Of Northern Central RR bonds, 18S5, 1,000 brought 7a, with 69 bid at the close. Sales of S2.000 Northwestern (Va.) RR 3d mortgage bonds at For the guaranteed bonds same road 89 bid. For Central Ohio RR 1st mortgage bonds 70 bid; do. Incomes 295 bid, 31 aske-I. The money market is without much change, and the bsnks continue to discount freely.

Good paper is taken on the street at 8 to lu per cent; second class vo. 1 to li per cent a month. The three days later advices from Europe, by fh.3 Canada, are not important. Cotton is a trifle lower. The high price checks consumption, and the spinner3 are adopting the short time system.

Breadstufls are without much change, but scarcely so firm, in consequence of the improvement in the weather. Sugir ha3 declined Is. per which is a favorable feature. Ia the London money market iha dernind was still aotiva, but there was a disposition to expect some relief soon. Tire resumption of gold receipts from America had a favorable influence, and some of the recent arrivals ha gone into the bank.

About was overdus from Australia. The return from the Bank of England for ths wsefc ending the 23d May, shows the amount of notes in circulation is being a decrease of 212.445 and the stock of bullion in both departments is showing a decrease of when compared with the preceding return. Relative to the market for American securities Mr-E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: 'There has been only a limited business in American securities in London during the past week.

Iu Illinois shares transacnons have been influenced by ths c.ojixg ol the bocks, some parties buying to make up even lots, and others selling in order to avoid the pay insut. Tney are to-t'ay quoted ex dividend and ex the new shares, at 8 to 22 premium. In bonds there has been but littia doing." The steamer George Law arrive! at New York last evening, bringing nearly 82,000,000 in Cali ornia gold. SALES AT BALTIMORE YESTERDAY: 264 City '90, old S7 I 50 shs with FOR rALK The Sf OCR, GOODWILL rr-snrvf FIXTURES of a FL'UR AMD FUfcl) 'STORE K. Tht onlv reason for selling out, going to chnnge business.

Apply at No. 4 BAR HE nrar Light. FOR SALE A DRUG STORK, central ly 3 located in one of ihe most prominent tliorougli-Sfares, elfgantly fitted up, ai doinjr a good business. Satisfactory reasons gi fen lor sailing. Terms made easy.

If desired, city property taken in ex-cl ar.ge. Address S. Bal.imore P. O. jl2-6tf VERY DESIRABLE LOT TO LEASE, on tha wt st side of Broadway, comer of MeElderry 79 feet iront, and 100 feet deep to a ten feet adey; in whole or in part.

Aleo a LOT on Lee street, nenr the Irot. Apply at No. 73 CENTRE MARKET SPACE. 3tt FOR LEASE A LOT aTd two-story frame HOUSE. 30x25 feet, on GrentHughes street, near fiihe Ferrv.

suitable for almost any business. ALSO LOTS TO on Great Hughes Covinnton and Monteonu rv sts. A IsoSTE AM POWER to rtnt. Inquire cf C. CO TTRELL, 32 Grtat Hughes street.

j6 12t; FOR RENT A three story BUILDING, 23 fvTri fppt liv 43 fi.dinininp' our Klmn. itn nia.Tfttre.fit.bft wee Park and I.iliertv sts. Inquire of J. H. Ac S.

HOGG. Carpenters and Builders, No. lo CLAY fcTRKET. je12 3t FOR SAT A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. No.

37 Mc- flu or; street. The House is new. three stones high, wi building, and contains all the modern improvements, gas, water fixtures. Sea. Apply to STIRLING MURRAY, No.

1 EldonHall, Payette near Charles. FOR SALE The GOOD-WILL, FIX-EiTa TURKS and LEASE of a FIRST CLASS SauatRi STAURANT on Baltimore street, one of the best iocs.t ions in the city. Inquire at the office of the Sun. je8-3t FOR SALE Tne STOCK, GOOD-W1UL and FIXTURES of a Grocery Store, an excel-S-leiit stand for business. Apply at the northetst corner jf Fayette and Fremont No.

SV-. jtl-3tJ MFOR SALE A DRUGGaF STOKE the best stand for Retail and Prescription business in the city of Richmond. Va. For further particulars inquire of A. VOGELER, 5 South Liberty street, Baltimore.

jell-3tj em RAKE INDUCEMENT. GOOD iH WILL, entire FURNITURE and LEASE for esis oi onaoi inn nuinija in Philadelphia, and unequalled for location or amount of profits piopo fionste to the receipts oy my ia the city, aie for tale. It is conducted on the European plan, snd change of proprietorship will no'njure the For full particulars address J. B. RICII-ARDS.

Ux 1153 Philadelphia Post office, j. 116 FOR RENT The DWELLING PART of HOUSE No. 109 North Howard above Sara-stoga. It would mnkc an excellent, stand for a Da guerm 'typist, or almost any other A pply on the premises. JOS.

E. MILLSON, Papcr-Hanger and Venitiaa Blind Manufacturer ill-3t) FORH and DWEL-iff'i LIN on the corner of William and Warren sts "sixteen fet front, eighty 1eep, With a good stable for three hordes, dry cel'ar and hydrant in yard. Terms moderate. Potession given immediately. A pply to the owner, on the premises, betweea fhe honrs of II atd 1 o'clock.

10-4t i FOR RENT DWELLING No. 174 Boltoa sifli fTrrj0( Rtrpet-1 with Gas nn-1 W-pr -Fixtures co.nolete. ApdIt to JOSEPH CaR- SON fc 43 and 45 Light street. j9 7t; FOR RENT That very desirable STORE No. 2 Hanovf being th3 first house soutii of iiiHaltiniore fctrect.

ReLt low. Apnlr immediately on the preaiiEcs. j'j tt( THOMAS R. RICH. sj FOR SALE OR RENT Threer.ew DVVEIj-PILlNG three stories, with passage and "double Back Buildings, with brown front3, on Saratoga si reet r.e.iriy oppohite Frank'in square.

Inquire of JOSEPH HARVEY, No. 54!) W.Fayette street, or GEO. A. FRICK, No. 117 W.

Baltimore street, up stairs. 'j9 if fi VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE About 4 miles from the city hmirs, and half a mile from "the Reisterstownroid, and three-lourths of a frrim railroad, and is the Farm lately occupied by S. Steele. It contains about 83 acres, with a large STONE HOI SE. in gwd repair, and aiso Orchard, It I as a valuable Water Power on it.

It is susceptible of being divided into several handsome Country Seats, giving each a view of the Bay. Apply to ADOLPHUS C. SC1IAEFER. jf9-1Pt: 74 Bowl y's wharf. Jj'UK RENT The very desirable Front ROOM on the second floor of Warehouse Ne.

202 Baltimore ttrett. between St. Paul and Charles streets, lone occupied by Messrs. Sprague Root. Alw On the third orr of same building, one ROOM.

Apply on tha premises, to SAMUEL nt'KT id-fir -ti, Fori SAEE A CO 11 AGE, containing six fy.S, rroms, kitchen, cefar, lauudiy and wood-house, with a superior fruit gatden and verarjla, with grapes; the western section, atiout two mi from the curt-house. Apply at the Sun office. j8-12tt rs FOR RENT A large three story HOUS8, Ks with double Baelr Building, and all the modern conveniences, on Eutaw Square, nnxt to Ltrivnle streAi. Apply at No. 8 HANOVER ST.

'jG-tf FOR SALE POKE and DWELLING, MoppntiteHoiliLBSt.M-rlet, g300; Farm 6 miles on Frederick road, two Country bMtn near the city; Farm of 45 acrtsnear Selrsvitle, on the Washinetcin rai'road; 3,57 acres in Randolph county, 24,000 in Nicholas cour.ty, Va. Cash advanced on eai Estate, toos. Bonos and ad kinds of goods inciudirig Watches. Jewelry, See. E.

FEIN OUR 3 Secfind bck room. j6tl7 t' JS 1 1 iK fjEASh. A U'l awi two-story iraine Ita HOUSE, 30x25 feet, n-Hireat Hughes street.uear the errv. suitahie lor almost anv ousiness. ALSO FOR SALE Two two-story BRICK BOUSES on G'est Hughes street; low ground rent.

Apply to JOHN COTXRELL, S2 Great Hughes street, F'edera! Hid. jeSSj FOR SALE Two STORES, with Dweiiicgs, -t on West Baltimore near Pearl; 3 HOUSES oa "-vviot Pratt one with Store, one HOUS-i. on Eutaw a LOT on Gay ruurmig thrtsugh to En- t-pfli FOR SA LE OR RENT One of those HOUSES in Waver! Terrace, Frankiin Square; p.Isji, GROUND for lease, fronting the ftanare and its vicinity. Inquire cf A. HIGGINS, No.

1 WA VES LEV kH ft A i K. Frartklin Suarr. -4--g FOR SALE A THREE ING, with a two-st rv lack building, with ail the "modern conveniences of a first c.ass dwelling, on the southwest comer of Lexington and Republican stTee's, (No. 1 Js'armion Place.) Terms easy. App to DUi-ANY HARRIS, No.

46 North Howard street. jC7" House opn every day. jr3 1Qtjj 1 FOR RENT. The well-known FISHERY" WALNVT LAN01NG, Nanjetnoy Beach, Potomao River, hiving Iseen sucoesslully fished for the last ten vef.rs by Mr. M.

Cunningham, oi Baltimore, is FOR RENT, nnd proposals will be received for same until the 1st of Jury, and rented to any responsible porsor. Proposals will be received iy let-tcr or otherwise. U. NAI.LEY. Naniemoy.

m30-12t -wsr FOR SALE A three-story DWELLING on feci Garden street, near the market and Methodist meeting in Biddle street. Price 1,300. Also, a handsome Dwelling on N.Charles ptreet, S9.ooo. A Ground Rentof others. WILLIAM WAR-FiELD, No.

13 St. Paul street. ml8-tf. FOR SALE OR LEASF: FOR A TERM YEARS A DWELLING HOUSE with instable. See.

attached, and the privilege of near rvro teres of ereund, situate on John streert. near North For terms, inquire of MEAKINS fc No. W. Maiiierry street, or No. 4S N.

Howard street. FOR SALE OR LEASE The WASHINGTON MEDICAL COLLEGF1 BUILDINGS. tHzJtrm the WHst siiie of Broadwav. ODDOsite Jackson Square. The lot fronts 200 feet on Broadway, by 220 deep to Bethel street; it also has a front of 220 feet on Hampfitead street.

A fine pump of water is in the For terms apply to WM. H. CONKLING, No. 167 Broadway, or to J. W.

HUGG, No. 40 Broad-way. my6 2m JOHN M. WALKER, Property Axent and Collector, No. S7 Senor.d near tha Exchange.

Has for sale Farms, Country Seats, Houses and lts, and Ground Rents. Lota to Leaa 3 FOR SALE OR RENT That large and commodious three story DWELLING No. 69 N. sCalvert street, with back building and modern improvements. Carriage Hous9 and Stable attached.

Tha sthoiniri" will be disDosed of with the house. Apply to JAMES H. BARNEY, No. 2 Camden street. m14-eolm.

ax, FOR RENT A very desirable businMss or fJ office STAND, second floor of No. 1 S. Charles st. The Store under it will be rented with it if desired. Inquire on the pre nises.

FOR RENT Dwelling and Store that has been occupied for the last threa years as such, and is a first rate stand for a Green Grocr, cornel of Lombard ajid Parkm sts. Apply as above. jt4-o4tl STOKE FUR KENT AT ELLiOOi' 'S KM i LLS. The large TORE and DWELLING nt the Mills, nearest the Flour Mills, and in sight of tha Cotton Mills, where a large amount of goods can be sold for cash, on short time, or -exohanged for country produce, and a fortune soon made. Rent only S'200 a ear.

Apply on the premises, or to Mr. GAiM- tsti 1 1. Li. at tne jjepot, next aoor. j6-eoimo DR.

OWINGS. FOR SALE A valuable FARM in Howard Gcj. county, twenty-five miles from B.iItimora,on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. It contains 270 acres; one-half Cleared and the balance heavily Timbered with Oak and Hickory. If rot sold previous to ttte J5th of JULY, it will be offered oa that day at Public Sale, at WOODSTOCK, Md.

For information inquire of LANCASTER HERBERT, 3S Grant street, Baltimore. m9-2awlltt M. H. HERBERT. Vfi FOR SALF: A FARM containing 193 acres, Glencoe Station, 22 miles on the N.

C. R. "atljoiiiiiig the lands of Wm. J. Ward, Rev.

Geo. Austin and others; 0 acres in wood, the bilmce c'ta'ed and under a high state of cultivation. It is dividtd into eight fields each being supplied with ri'uning waier. Also, fir chesnut fencing. The improvements are a substantial DWELLING.

45 bv 20. new Barn. 51 by 31. Price $55 per acre: hvf csh, tha balance in 2 and 3 ear. Apply to IRWIN No.

8, bisement ofBaraum's HoteK je9-eo6t FOR SALE-VERY VA LUA LFiPRO-E22PERTY N. F'. CORNER BALTIMORE and CHARLES STREETS. Th subscriberoflers for safe that very desirable property fronting 50 feeton the north side of Baltimore street and 712 feet on the east side of Charles street, subject to an annual rent of improved with a substantial four-story WAREHOUSE, renting for S9.000, but would now readily rent for SI 1,000 per annum, in consequence of the advance of rents in the vicinity. For terms, wtiichwill be liberal, applv to HARRINGTON BOG on the premises, or to jU-to3t.

WM. W. McCLELLAN. if, GRIST AND SAW MILLS AND FARM RENT OR LEASE Situated on Gwirurs S'J'-Falls, within nine miles of Baltimore. The Grist MILL is completely fitted up to do merchant work, having three pair oi French Burrs, four Bolts, See.

An excellent DWELLING HOUSE near by, with Poultry-house, Corn-house and large Stone Barn, together with the FARM efone hundred acres, will rented with the Mills or separately. Prioe for the entire property $1,000 per annum. To a tenant bringing good recommendations and willing to improve, a Lease for a term of years wonld be tiven. J. HOWARD MoHENRY, mll-eotft Pikesville, Baltimore county, Md.

WHARF PROPERTY FOR SALE OR LEASE. The subscribers will sell or lease permanently their WHARF PROPERTY AT SPRING GARDENS, on the corner of Howard and Ostend streets; frontiBg on Ostend street lt6 feet, with a depth of 400 feet, to the Port Warden's line, having a wharf front of 600 feet. Apply to JOHN COATF'S, Pratt street, or WM. C. (ILKNN.

ro13-eotft to N. Liberty ft. R. JOHNSTON, i THE ONLY PHYSICIAN DISKASK! OF IMPRUDENCE. V-7 TVrR WA-RR-A NTED OR NO CHA Especially, who have become the victims of Softer' Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which b- ally sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of Yo" Men of the most exalted talents and brilliHct inteLie wrto might otherwise have entranced listening SeMrei with the thunders of eloauer.oe, or waked to ecrttsT tha living lyre, may call will fell confidence.

MARRIAuii. ftlAaaiEB Persons, or Young Men oontemj'Atia msrrige, being aware of physical weakness, orivri debility, deformities, speedily cured. He who places himself under the etre of J. religiously confide in his honor as a gentleman, confidently re'y npon his skill as a Physician. ORGANIC WEAKNESS immediately cured and fu'l vigor restored.

DR. JOHNSTON. Member of the Royal College of SnrjrermK, graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges si the United States, and the greater part of whoESliff brs been spent in the hospitals of London, Paris, Ps- ladeiphia and elsewhere, has effected some of the mot astonishing cures that were ever known; many troubled with ringing in the head and ears when aalecy, treat nervousness, being alarma. at sudden nourioc, baBhfuir.ess, with frequent blushing, attended Bsm-times with a derangement of mind, were cured iimae-diately. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr. J. addresses all those who have injured thr-Bslve improper indulgences and solitary wJjioh rxr.a both body and mind, unfitting thern'sT either Business, Study, Society or Marriage. These are some of the sad and melancholy effssts reduced by early habits of youths, viz: Weakness he Buck and Limbs, pains in the Head, Dimoeont Sight, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation of tis Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, DerangsmBut of the Digestive Fucctions, General Debility, Symptoms of Consumption, Keittai.lt. The fearful effect on the rrtind s4 much to be dreaded Loss of Memory, Confusion Ideas, DeDressioE of Spirits, Evil Forebodings, Aversion to Society, Self-Distrnst, Love of Solitude, fi miriity, are some of the evils produced.

Thousands of persons of ail ages can nowjudge is the cause of their declining health, losing theirvirer, becoming weak, pale, nervous and emaciated, hsviag a singular appearance about the eyes, cough and synss-toms of consumption, DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS. By this great and important remedy weakness of tic organs are speedily cured and full vigor restored. Thousands of the most norvons asd debilitated, wk had lost all hope, have been immediately reheved. All impedime-nts to arris ge.

Physical or Mental Di- fualif.cations. Loss of Procreafive Power, Nervoisf mtability. Trembling and Weakness, or Exhsaaiies the most fearful soesdilv cured. young Men Who have injured themselves by a certain practice i-dulged in when alone a hab't frequently learned fror evil eomsarions, or at school, the effects of which are nightly feit, even when asleep.and if not cured rood marriage impossible, nd deros both mind and boay, should apply immediately. What a pity that yocrjt man.

the hope of his country, the darling of his parent- -should be snatched from all prospects and enjoymefai of life.by the consequences of deviating from tee eat of nature, and indulging in a certain secret Libit. SVik persons klcst. before oontempLatiDj MARRIAGE, rsflect that a sound mind body are the most ceej-sary requisites to promote connubial happiness. Is-deed, without these, the journey through life beocrs a weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkns to ti view; the mind becomes shadowed wiih despair tut filled with the melancholy reflection that the happises of another becomes blighted with our own. ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

Thx Mast Tho usages cured at this insututuf -within the last fifteen years, and the numerous u- portant Surgical Operations performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed bv the repo-ers of the papers and other persons, notices of vhich have appeared and again before the public, besides his standing as a of character and responsibility, is a stlJe-cient gusrrtee to the affi icted. OFFICE No. 1 SOUTH FREDERICK left hand side going from Baltimore street, a few acarB from the corner. Fnil not to observe name and numbK, Letters must be paid and contain a stamo.

The Diplomas hang in hit Ojfrce. mli imJ BALTIXOKE LOCK HOSPITAL. DR. JOHNSTON, The fonnderof this celebrated Institution the only Regularly Educated Physician Advertising offers th most speedy and efficacious remedy in the worit for all the effects of IMPROPER AND EVIL HABITS. Organic Weakness, Pains in the Loins, Strictures, General Debility, Lassitude, Prostration.

Nervousness, Restless Nights, Palpitation of the Heart, Rinr-ing in the Ears, Low of Memory, Confusion, Melancholy, Affections of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin s.nd all those peculiar disorders arisirg from tha indiscretion or Solitary Habits of Youth, rendering then unfit for either Business, SfudT. Society or diseasf: of imprudence. When the misguided and imprudent votary of sure finds he has imbibfld the seeds of this painful disease it too often hr.ppers thst an iil-timea eene of Elaine or dread of discovery deters him from applyir to those who, from education and respectability, ear alone befriend him. He fails into the hands of some ignorant end designing pretender, who. incapable ct curing, filches his pecuniary substance, keeps nim trifling month after month, or as long as the smallest fe can "tie obtained, and in despair leaves him with rained health to sigh over ma gamng ft i sap point mem or dj the use of that deadly poisoR, Mercury, hastens the constitutional symptoms of this terrible disease, enok as Affections of the Head, Throat.

Nose, Skin, progressing with frightful rapidity till death pats i period to his dreadful sufferings by sending him to tm undiscovered country from whose bourne no irsweSa returns. ORGANIC WEAKNESS Immediately Cured and Fidl Vigor Resterei, dreadful disease is the penalty paid by the tI-tims of improper indulgences. The system beeoms I'eranged, the Physical and Mental Functions Weakened, Lopsof Irocreative Power. Nervous Debiiiiy, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion, ft asting of the Frame. Cough.

Consumption, eto. OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK or left hand side going from Baltimore strt' N. B. Letters roust be paid and contain a stains.

SKIN DISF.ASES SPEEDILY CURED. m14-lraT DR. J. B. MILLS, An Ex pERTETCEri Phystciajt, No.

31 SOUTH GAY STREET, (near the Postoffiae, Baltimore.) Over Twmty Years' Experience enables Dr. Mills to insure a sonrd and speedy euro in ALL DISEASES OF 1MPR UDENCE. No poisonous compounds of Murcary or Noxioua Diugs used in his pfctioe. IMPAIRED MANHOOD may here fid atestorativeof unfrviiins virtues, whios has been well tested in nn xtnsiv practice. OBSTETRICS.

Prompt attention -to this bnnch of his profession and all affections of Females t'eated with skill and deiica-c Persons at a distance will receiv treatment trr eddressmf DR. J. B. MILLS, Baltimore, Md. MTO THE AFFLICTED! ED I AX, CARD.

Persons who have Me rli tsms to Diseases of Imprudence wiil find speedy tt ermar.ent relief uvon reasonable terms) by on DR. J. B. SMITH, at the old established Med's House. No.

11 S. FREDERICK ST.L Baltimore, fci The should bear in mind that Dr. S. is the e-ly regular Physician advertising, wn has for rosif years devoted his whole attention to the treatment ft tfr-18 class of Diseases. jeo 6t FRENCH MEDICAL HOUSE.

IS SOUTH FREDERICK STREET. DR. A. HUET has returned to this estabiishnisni, founded by him over fifteen years aio, and resumeshfc former practice. Distant patients and others -weredisappointed during his absence may now apply with the certainty of being thoroughly enrea of any ct those complaints in which Dr.

H. has been so It successful for thirty odd years, viz: Consumption, Bronchitis. Disease of the Heart, Premature Decline, and all the train ef infirmites arising from improper indulgences, excess or imprudence in youth or 'adult. See his Book on those complaints, to be bad at hia office. Those who hsd their disease palliated or driven mt the system by Buchu.

or rendered almost incurable by Mercury, or who have been otherwise maltreat -ed, may rely upon having their svstems thoroughly cleansed, and every vestieeof the disease fudy eradicated ty a short course of Dr. treatment. Recollect he sti 1 continues his former method of guaranteeing his cures. TO STRANGERS. Dr.

H. is the only regular Physician of the Baltimore Faculty who advertise; is also a member of several other faculties in this country and Europe, and a graduate of the medical school of Paris, as his diploma wiii show. ID" observe his name on the marble portico, tm trees before the house. Distant patients treated by correspondence, and remedies sent at the doctor's risk to all parts of th country. Address box 5tt Baltimore postoffioe, In-cloae a stamp to use on the reply.

ml8-lm? f-: JESSE MARDEN, tfSp STORE AND FACTORY -N0. (t SOUTH CHARLES STREET, Inventor and Manufaeturer of Railroad, Hay, Live Stock. Coal, Depot, Warehouse and other IU! of SCALES, wholesale and retail, warranted ee.H the Fairbanks' Scales, and at much leas price. o-tf? THE SCALES are those wnie Tsf can be relied on for strength, permanent accuiaoy and duTjibi-'ity. Such Scales the subsorioer rc-nufactures, of ail kinds and sizes, as Railrosi Traok and Depot, Hay, Coal, Dormant and Portabi wjirehoase and Platform Scale, Counter Baiancoo, Ps-tent Balscoe snd Appamtns, wholesale tai retail.

RICHARD MURDOCH Jal9-5m: 4S Sonth Charles nrxi- IMPORTANT TO THE Vi a "Omg- S-' UilUClOmiCU 11! i fc. Meotfully invites the Medioal acuity, uruggists ana puuuo ia cocerai to can ana examine uw rtaw. hupt-ment of his late GLASS PAD TRUSS, patented Q- Ilii TtH IQA anH raiiJ 1, 11 lTlCn ll ivl Vl BrinfitMbl Surgeons and Doctors of the United States as fc only and best Truss for the support and radical ears of Hernia, suitable to Men, Women and Cjtuldrea. He has seenred his patents in England and nt, SQThe Truss applied free of ftrge. Prioe of single Truss Double Truss 8.

A ilW- "ASfREINHARDT. BTaiinfscnirer of Surgical Instrumentr, 7 N. Gay street, near Baltimore st. rLate U. O.

Kemtiarat. Liignt st.i DR. N. PAINTER, of Charleston. S.

bavmg located himsell permanently sa BalQ rnore, respecnuiiy uutsr mm viokm tuo aSSa5 afflicted for the instantaneous removal and t' nC Va.7, nAnik. Tilfc-T- Bllllurrnl I1mr uib uwmvjkmiouhb irMnrvoi ouu r. ni.nA cure, iree oi pain, i 1 tratlig tne Uclri, CT iuriuo vi a otiwm wi wiAii nuu. only to himself. Operation and care effected in five or ten minutes, permitting tie patient to walk immediately without inconvenience.

Distinguished testimonials shown from any part of the United States. Address a note or call at his office. No, 21 Monument Svuare, opposite the Gdmor JJnus- Office hours. to 10 A. M.

and 3 to 7 P. M. Fee 50 cts. 5 OLD HORSES, COWS, HOGS. S2 SOwS, Jte be pairf on delivery at the Bone FaotoryCros-a4-iruig of North Point road and the -tuiroad.

west side Herring on. They will be removed iy cadine cor. Chew and Sterling streets, and fifty centa ts the messenger. Bone Dust and I Animal Manure J-ways in store. JOSHUA HORNKR.

nl-7ti. CASH FOR areat ailtimes nr-claming SLAVES, paying the h'sesi casn Persons wishing to sell wuloallat Ho. 11 AMD gfr STREET. Baltimore. Negroes reoeived to BOARS.

Cuimunioatioiis addressed ofLSf)N H1NDES. I a ES AV ANTED. Weareatau times puronai-wg SLAVES, pay ms the fcgheetash PJoes. P.r- ons wishing to sen win pius. "Sister's oil stand.

CommunioEttons arrj in wt n.i 1 1 rif i vtt s-. -v oui tfmv Kidney nd BIN fnqion nf iklJr ySPP818 languor, lw thl HrSi or Giddiness, Affectir SsS eViSuS ftrf Sw-those terrible rf eases crising irom ins iMurrctinn n.iiT 0.2uthZjtn08Dreadful cd Dertructive lW2 which produce Constitutiocal Debility, rendw wage impossible, and wm; both body acd mind. Li i RtV Valuable; property orsaleT-" FIFTY OR SIXlY ACRES OF LATfD in. Lime Kiln Bottom, embracing QUARRIES, LIMK KILNS, from which we are constantly sending this justly celebrated Bottom Lime, preferred to any other oy plasterers, white-wahers. finds a ready sal the demand being greater than the supply.

For fmther particulirs inquire of Col. J. E. STANrt-BURY, THOS. TROT TEN, JAMES LESTER, or on the premises.

JOHN Pi.AaKlTT, rny28-eol2t Itme Ki'n Bottom. VALUABLE WAREHOUSE FOR SALF1. The undersigned offers at private sale that large and commodious four-story BRICK DOUBLE WAREHOUSE situated on the northwest nornerof North an I Little Franklin streets, fronting feeton North street, with a depth of 10C feet on Little Franklin street, subject to a ground rent of gtion. This is one of the most substa-ntivly built Warehouses in the city, adjoining the Station of the Northern Central Ra: with two switches from tne Railroad enterir.ii I Warehouse. It is so built as to be changed into ttfo at but Irtla enst.

Apply to LLEWELLYN F. CARRY, m'J0-Taw3w Tnistiw. -xs. for El A MOST VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT, pirasantly situated, fronting the Court House in the city of Williamsburg, formerly owned by J. C.

Sheldar. The house has eight rooms, and closets and good cellar', and all the necessary out-houses, a well and cistern in the yard, a large garden, containing a choice collection of fine fruit of all kinds. This offers very great inducements to any person having children to be educated either at the College of William and Mary or at the niaie and female Saraina-ries. Any person wishing farm can find a plenty of land in the neighborhood, at very moderate prices. A large portion of the purchase money can remain on ia- If not sold before the 6th of July will on tht day expose the aoove House and Iot at pub in auction.

C.C.CURTIS. Williamsburg, June 8, 1857. FOR SALE A very desisraole COUNTRY cjuia nicg auoui ot acres ui vxvmcu: land in a gcod state of cultivation, situate on the old F'referick road, about 43 miles from the city limits, adjoining Mount de Sales, wifimafewmtnutes' wa of churches of th Catholic, Motbodift, Lutheran and Episcopal denominations, ar.d in the immediate viciiutyof the educational institutions atMount da Sales. Sst. T'tnothy's Hah and Irmle-side.

The location is high and proverbial for health; the neighbarh-xxi is urexcelied in ihe countv. It may be approichefi by three excellent roads. Butchers, oakers nd a newspaper carrier ftaily pass the The improvement conFistof a SMaLL COTTAGE, GARDENER'S HOUSE and BARN. There is this place a choice variety of Shade Trees and a sufficiency of young and thriving Fruit Trees, such as app'e. peach, cherry, gage, an abundance of Grape Vines, Risp jerry and Currant Bushes.

Jn short this Country Seat combines in many respects advantages mreN with. luquireof FRED. F. BBNZ1NGER, No. 19 Liw Buildings, je 7 41 th.s.th.s on Lexir.g'on.

near St. PhuI st. FOR ALE A SUMMKK RbIuKCK, frSiONE MILE FROM LOKE TTO. CA VIBRIA sea gOIJNTY, HAVING EVERY FACIEI TY FOR A HYDROPATHIC INS I ITUTE. The undersigred will soil Rt private sale a highly improved COUNTRY-SEAT, in Cambria county.

Pa situated one of the most healthy locations ia the couiitry, being elev.ved twenty-four hundred feet nbove tide-watrr, and three miiea from Cresson Station, on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad a good plank rotid running to within a half rnile of the Fflrm. The Fatm contains EIGHTY-SEVEN ACRES OF FIRST QUALITY LAND, forty-five of which is cleared and under good fence, thiny acres in crop, and tha residue well timbered; an excellent Appfe Orchard, and six springs of pure sandstone water temperature 49 degrees. A smill creek runs through 'he premises. The House fbuiit the last summer expressly 'or a country rsi)enc8 ftr a gentleman restyling in Baltimore) is forty feet front, double! parlors, large chambers, aud extensive ACK BUfLDING; new Barn, 60 fet by 35, Spring House and outbuildings. IRWIN Sc.

No. 8 HHnt Hotel. iHjCHARLES STkF.ET AVKNUb PROPER Vm TY FOR SALE. iaL The Trustees of the Orphans' Homo having changed-the location of the Asylum to the Green Spring Valley, and removed the orphans, offer for sale THF) PROPERTY ON CHAR.LLS STRFTET AVENUE adjoiningthe landsof Messrs. Perins.

Fen-dell and Alder, and formerly known as "WAVER-LFVY The property west of the avenue will be sold in one lot, or divided according to the plat, wiiich cm be seen at the office of T. P. SCOTT, No. 15 St. Paul street.

LOT No.l contains 16 acres and fronts on the avenue 433 feet. LOT No. 2 contains about the same number of acres, 4c, tc. These two lota are in front of the residence of Jmsa Malcolm, and present a most beautiful site for a country residence. There is on this place a noble stream, a id nature has done a great deal towards making it a lovely spot.

A gentleman of taste and means can have a splendid lawn, fine groves, garden, fountains, Ac, and with the hand of art can make it the most attractive and agreeable pleasure ground in the State. LOT No. 3 is situated west of the mnnsion, and contains about 13 ACRES, with a road to the avenue. LOT No. 4, containing 20 ACRES, fronts 887 feet on the avenue, and is nnoroved by a very large, well built STONE MANSION, with the necessary outbuildings, Stone Barn.

Corn House, and a choice collection of Fruit Trees, viz: Apples, Pears, Cherries, in full bearing. Thi3 place is not surpassed in the State for salubrity, pure nir and good water, and is about three miles from the Washington Monument by the Charles street ave-Hue. Persons wishing to purchase are havited to visit the place, and apply lor terms to the Rev. Jamss Dolan, President of tne Board of Trustees, St. Pe.trick'8 Church, Baltimore.

The Lot adjoimngthe property of Jas. Ma'ch, on the east oi the avenue, is also off ered for sale, auu contains about 30 ACRES. m5-eotf FOR MONROVIA AN WEST COAST P-SOF AFKIOA. The school- FAWN will sail as above the L5th Jane, She is a stauncii vessel, in perieot order. Can tafc a few obia ps-eenjers, accommodations being good.

Apniv ta R. H. ATVVELL, je3-tf? No. 63 wiy's wharf. FOR CHAKLESTJN.

PASSE NGEK LINE. TheSttamshiDCALEDOMA.of Crom well's Baltimore Steamship Line, will leave for th9 above p-rt on SATURDAY June 13th, 5 o'clock P. M. For freight or passage, having superior aceora-niodations, apply to A. C.

HALL, Agent, je3 HfiSpeaHs wharf. EUROPEAN PASSAGE iM DRAV1 OF'FICE. THROUGH TICKETS ts crincioal oorts of GriiAt France and Germany, by Liverpool and Philadeipila Siesmships and Vashigton Lice of Fackes, STI'Siiit Drafts available va parts of Eurow. L. G.

COLIN EAU, Avent, ap22-tl No. 5 South Calvert street. Baltiraora, CSOPTANK AND POTOMAO RITi. HS. Steamer KENT, Captain rA.

B. Fields. Ieavs Lta-ht arrfiet. whf. foot of Barre KERy MONDAY EVENING at 8 o'clock, for the Potomao; Wedneediy night at 12 arid Saturday morning at 7 for ti Choptank.

Freight, prepaid, received at the office, 144 Light by J. Hollingshead. C.K.CANNON. m30-3m -IT FOR CHESTER RIVER. RrSgy STEAMER ARROW, Cspt.

E. S. rpingTirgBUii Young, leaves Light street wharf every Tuesday, Thursday and Ssrurdav morning, at 8 o'clock. Returning, leaves CRUMPTON Monday, Wednesday and Frida rmrnings, at 7 o'clock, touching both ways at the diiierent landings. Fare 81; rneaif extra.

Hacks will meet the boat at Ctueecsiswc whaif for Centreville and other places. m30-lmt JOHN NORTH, IMPORTANT TO. DROVERS AND TRAVELERS, PORT DEPOSIT FERRY BOAT, THE STEAMER GIP3EY, CAPT. J. H.

MYERS, Hsvirifbeen thoroughly repaired, is now nmnine r-rularly during the Day and Nigkt between Port I)e-posit and Bell's Ferry. ml-2m FOR WASHINGTON. ALEX- 'ANDRIA AND GEORGETOWN. -Thi steamer COLUMBIA. James Harper, will receive cargo on FRIDAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock, and start on SATURDAY, at 4 P.

M. No Freights can be received after 3 o'clook ci Saturday. CHARLES WORTHINSTON, thfstfl Agent. OKA.NGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. HEAT SO UTHERN MAIL LINE.

TWICE DAILY (Sunday nights excepted) between Washington city and the South via Alexandria, Gor-donsville, Richmond, Danvilie and Grsensoorouclu Leave Washington at 6 o'clock a. m. Alexandria a Iri o'clock a. rn. Washington 7 o'clock p.

m. Alexandria 8J o'clock p. m. ir Faro from Vv and Alexandria to Biohmond 05 50. CJ Omnibnsos and Baggage Wagons will st the Depot of the Washington Railroad to convey passen-jers and baggage to theSteamboat GEORGE PAGE, tor Alexandria, a distance of six miles, allowing ample time for meais.

JAMES A. EVAN m30-tf; Agent. NOT'CE TO SOUTHERM tvnt cpe a ir MAIL ROUTE for ths SOUTTJ. 11. 1 1 1,111 1 It 1, 11 1 II.

1 Two fast daily Mail Trains for Frederioksburz, Richmond, Petersburg, Wilmington, N. Charleston, S. Augusta, and New Orleans, vi V7ashington City, D. leave Baltimore EVF1RY MORNING, at quarter past 4 o'clock, and AFTERNOON at quarter past 5. or furtber In formation aud through tickets apply at the Southern Ticket Office, Camtfen Station, Howard and Eutaw to ml4-tf E.

F. KREBS. Agent. THE LARGEST CHAIR. AND FURNITURE ESTABLISH ppl MENT IN THE CITY, ill MATHIOTS GAY ST.

WARE ROOMS, No. 25 N. Gat Stbkkt, Nbar Faykttb, Where is kept always on hand, or made to order every style of French TETE-A-TETES, ia Plush; Hair-Cloth or Brocatelle. French Full Stuff and Medallion PARLOR ARM CHAIRS, in Plush. Hair Cloth or Brocatelle.

French Full Stuff Carved PARLOR CHAIRS, 13 Bets, with Plush, Hair Cloth or Brocatelle. SOFAS; Half French Spring Mahogany and Walnut Parlor CHAIRS, in Hair Cloth or Plush. ROCKING CHAIRS, various designs, ia ilaii Cloth and Plush. Stuff Spring LOUNGES a large assortment alwav ready on hand, or any pattern made or covered wiii any goods to order. CHAMBER SUITS in Mahogany or "Walnut, complete, from S5 up.

CANE CHAIRS and Rocking de. the largest assortment ready made in any ene house in the Urate States from $12 a dozen no. Bar Room, Office and Dining CHAIRS, in Osk, Walnut or Mahogany, with Cane, Wood or Seats an assortment embracing over 50 dozen. Wood Seat CHAIRS and SETTEES and RockiM Chair over KM dozen. A.

MATHIOT, 25 North Gay street, f22-tf5 near Fayette eet. Cmss STIEFF'S FIRST CLASSIKOK fTTYff FRAME PIANO The Iwgeat assortment in the city jnstant-ly on hand, from 6 to 7X 2rE be teJcen in exebange, at STIEFF'S, No. 7 SOU TH JBERTY STREET, near German. tui-u. WM.

6AEHLE fl (FOM TTIK 1.ATK FIRM OF lH. I Ji KHLH fc ct BRAND and SQUARE PIAWO-Syrtfs K-wrtMnwr Eutaw and Fayette BsJto'whSSsinayb. seen PI AN Js, whioi einea of finish, sweetness cf tone, oombmei wTth aTreeable touch, we. seoond to none in ti TBrms andprices moderate, and every tostrarnejt warranted. Pianos hired and Tunint attended promptly.

ol8-tf: S. S. STEVENS PONS' Extensiv Fur ll Kiture Warehou.se, TI and 29 Hanover street. TaS3! Entire suits of Parlor, Chamber, Hall and Din-I I ing-room FURNITURE, of rosewood, walnut, or oak the most fashionable patterns. Th wholesale trad? supplied from our steana-mjll: Hot streets ftnaiihsd oomplota, j5l-lyl ,.4 40 Boil bom.

7 2d CLEARED. BtemriBhlpflJfr of Norfolt, ei-ech. Savannah, James Glrvin; brigs BellonSft fe.) Knowlton, Kluxton, Hall ft Loney; Sylph, (Br.) Kawltnjrg, Demarara, Jos. O. Yates A achrs.

K. O. Stanard, Jones, Wilnilugkin, NO. Wallace Dno-nock; Isaac Morse, Parsons, Botoo, via Ohoptank river, Kel-tey Gray; Hope, Hoffman. Rtclimood, Thou.

Hoopei Emm June. Pbtlitps, Baltimore, Phillips, D. O. Gnyther, Rirwan, Norfolk aud Fettrsunrg, Ladles' De-ItKht, I'rbana, masterj Palestine, Orobero, New York, J. W.

Ocborn; James Honse, Sprague, Dlghton, E. Pratt Corneii A. Crook, Kvernham, Jersey City, Uiorrell Raudall; Experiment, tHvena. Alsxandria, James Sullivan; Gray Eigte, Welch, Wilmington; do. Wm.

Hi.ne, Bcott, Providence, K. Pratt ft sloop Dunkirk, Shelly, Yorktown, master; steamer Kicli'd Willing, Clajpoole, Philadelphia, J. A. Shriver. ARRIVED.

Barone rnrsntt, Sanford, from Havana, to master. Barque ntice8(ory, Atkins, fa Boston, T.B.Mtthews43on. Bilj WaMcLeod, Davis, fm Norfolk, to K. Pratt Bro. Bris Abbott Lawrence, Fuller, fm Boston, to J.

W. Osborn. Schr. JameR Buchanan, Cullen, from Norfolk, (to which port she put back in distress, oir the voyase from Baltimore to Trinidad, as bejore reported,) to RIcketts 4 Fitzgerald. Scbr.

George Luff, Lines, from Boalon, to Koee A I.yon. Schr. M. C. Dm fee, Hall, fm Fail Eiver, to E.

Pratt A Uro. Sc hr. Tlille Turner, fm Diglitoo, to E. Pratt Bro. Schr.

Charlotte Ann. Batiiston, fm Beaufort, N. O. 6chr. Mary Adeline, Powers, fm Norfolk, to Thog.

Hooper. Sclir. M. C. Hopkins, Manlehy, fm Providence, to mter.

Sclir. Jos. Holmes, Holmes, fm Richmond, W. Rhoadsiion. Bclir.

W. H. Rntan, Boee, fm City Toint, to master. FC'ir. O.

G. Waterbnry, Cranmer, fm City Point, to masts. Bchr. Btack Bird, Weaver, fm Ci to Ue8lenRosrs. Srhr.

West Wind, Burnett, fm Richmond, Worrell Randall Scbr. Time, (Br.) Hill, fm Nassau, to K. T. Montell. 81-hr.

Haze, PeiiflM, fm Georgetown, DO, to Rose A Lyon. Schr. Wm.Cobb, Eodicott, fm Dishton. to K. Pratt Bro.

Bchr. Exci-anKe, Burch, fm Wilmington, NO, to Mason Bros. Btaamer Ed. J. A.

Shriver. Steamer Farmer, Dennis, fm Philadelphia, to J. A. Shriver. Sailkp Brigs Candace, Matthewp, aud KlUha Doane, Lo-rinfc, fcr Baston: ariira.

Aramiuta, Marsiiall, for WilmiBgton, KC; and Jamea Madison. Wires, for Charleston, MEMORANDA. 8htp Ratan, Focke, from Baltimore, wa) discharging at Havre 2tth lUt. Ship Alevander, Bain, for Philadelphia, entered for loailns-at Liverpool SSth ult. Ship Wm.

Peun, Meade, for Baltimore, outward bound, was in the river at Liverpool 29tli Ship Sylvia, Swasav, for City Point, sld fm Liverpool nit. Ship Iugleboro, TievertoD. from NorfolK for Bel rant, put Into Queenstown 26th with Etarboard pump choke I. 81i1p Arnold Bonineer, Haahageu, rrom Rotterdam for Ner York, was ofT Dover 25th ult. Ship Caroline, from Richmond for Bremen, pasaed Portsmouth, 25th ult.

Ship Erntt MoritJt Arndt, Harde, from Richmond, was In tie Roads at Brenierhaven 25til ult. P-arque Laconia, Bearse, for Baltimore, sailed from Alexandria lltii hist. Paique I-abella O. Jones, Worvlbnm, for Ne York, cleared St Koideanx EGih ult. Brig W.

H. Brnue, Knight, from Barcelona, arrived at Slar-Se'lles 25th ult. Brig Enterprise Grindle, for Wllmihton, NC; schrs. A. J.

DeBoeset, F.rewster, for and S. C. Clones, Saaman, for Norfolk, cleared at New York llrh inst. 8chr. Benjamin Pranklin, Greei.le if, ir Baltimore, sailed from CrJaia 29th ult.

Sclir. Caruline Hall, Newell, from Richmond, arrived at Philadelphia 11th hist. Sckr. Mary Jane, Morrell, fm Biclsmond, ard at Boston 10th. Clkarki pok HAI.TIMOKK.1 Steamship Commerce, Vaughan, at Savannll 9th inst.

Steamship Totten, Morley. at New York 10th inU Brig Keliey, at Boston loth Inst. Schr. Susan Cauron, Doane, at Charleston 9tU lust. Akuivkd FUOIt Bai.tihork.

Sti'p Venceder, at Cadiz 12tU ult. Bchr. Mary Peevy, tgett, at Portlmd lOrh Inst. Sclir. Sea Gull, Eowland, it Providnnce 10th Inst.

Mchr. S. A. Haiiimond, Peeling, at Boston 11th Inst. Schr.

Kliza, frowe at ThoroasUn 4th inst. Schr. Petor Blowell, Sma 1, at Bonton loih Inst. Schr. N.

M. Tanner, Todd, nt Savannah 8th iast. Schr. Edwin, Cre'shton, at Richmond luat. Fchr.

Wm, Colqnilt, Piilllipa, at Kichniond 11th inst. Eisfjiit af Colr.mljia Atlvcrtiscnieists. J3y EDW'O S. WHKtM T. ArcTio.NEER.

VALLEY VI RW FARM AT AUCTION. If not disposed of at private sale before TUESDAY, thfc SCth of June, th! property will ba offer sd at public sale on that (lay. nt 3 o'clock P. on tpn preraisfs. This VALUABLE FARM, tne residene of the Iste John H.

King, contniniiig a'lout 50 ACRES, is well known to he one of the most beautiful and pieots of propeity on the picturesque heietits of Georgetown, I). C. It is in the ktare of culti-vaf ion, a larf portion occupied as a market and ornamental garden, sseverai ORCHARDS of thq finest Fruit, snd a large Vineyard of Catawba and l3ihplla cmpes. The huildinas are a large FAMILY RESIDENCE, anda email Cottage for a garienpr's family; Stal les. Bsrn, Has Shed, kc, in gxid order.

There are two beautiful springs of pure water on tha plnoe, affording an abundant supply for all purpossB. This descript on givPs but a faint idsa of the ohiracter of this definihie plane. Persons wishi' to purcnasa are invittd to examine it persons Terms at eale. ELLEN J. KING, Adm'x.

KftW'D S. WRIffl T. AucN DRY GOODS, JUST RECEIVED Moss Trimming Braids; Soha-Eeel Gimrs, expressly for Mantiilas; with a variety of other Trimmings; ivory, 5ti cents, worth 1 i5; Palm Fans 8 cents; Pieca Ueiting, ail silk, 25 ar S3 cts. yard; ell to he had cheap at WM. NUR-BECK'S, No.

114 Lexington near Park, 'j9 6t CKEAT SACRIFICE IN DRV GOODS. I IMMERSE REDUCTION IN PRICES! 6.000 ja'rs plain Frenca ireges, 12K worth 25. 3.0C--0 yds Lunin's French Bareges, Vc- 37. 10 (il new Spring Chaliies. 12a worth 25.

5.0 ti yards fig'd Briliiantes. ouly cents, worth 25. lO.otrt) yards fkst color Freiidi Lawns, 12J4c worth 25. 2.00 oolor lvj3. Prints, reduced tj 8 cents.

2W Barege fkjunced Robes S'4 acd 4 5it. Largel; Embroideries from miction at half price. Moire Antique Laceand Siik Mantillas, very cheap. NKaL's CHbAP STO jeS-tf G3 Baltimore wt of Gay. ry SAVE TIME IS TO SAVE MONEY.

To pecompiish th.at come right to H. POLLACK BROTHER'S DRY GOODS HOUSE, 161 North Gay xizn of the Bis Blvs. and purchase tfiere the best selectrd ar.d most fashionable fKods at less rates thsn at any other estaMishtneut. We have just opened fine white Pocket Htikfs.with worked in, at 25 cents; ling twisted SiLK. ITS at 50 cents; rich patterns PRESS SILK at iO 15 cents per yard, never before offered at that; D-w supply MOH AIR KOLI.S arid BRAIDS at 37J ctnt; BRAS' SKIRT SPRINGS, with Slides, r.r ptits.

and lr of other bargains. Every person will feci s-itif Bed, by callin? and ex-! emining our ussornnent of Goods, tnat we are always abie to fnlhll what promise. mia-coim, n. rut.ijAUrv a. rtrtw i jVOT KNOWING YOU CAfT I you can say.

if yon go to the vV A AI BTORE, that you can bay your Dry Go-ids and Embroideries cheaptr there thai" aTiywriure cl. So go there at once and get eome of tho-e fast-colored Lwas at cents; white and co orstt Brillisnts at 1S; the best Calicoes for Hi rents: Irish iinen 25 and 3t rhitttd Swiss Mstslin at it Towels at Pants Stuff at and 25o All fhes GtHids worth at least double the nioner. Aiso. Parasols. 62j and 75 cents up to $3 can't be bought for double the price else-Whtre; twisted Silk Mils long verv cheap; Fans; white Marseilles for Basques and oupesatSln, and up; Cotm Gloves at 4 cents; Pins Needles 3 cents a paper; EHAVVLS and CAPES nnd all kinds of Goods kep, ge-ner illy a Dry Goods 'itore.

We buv at auction arial (nn them cheaper to those time will give an early call than aDy other Jouse in this city. We don't humbug, but what we tt i we mean. So, if you really want to save money, lototheJNEW BARGAIN STORK, at JACOB STERN SON' -45 North Howard street. "Wholesaleand Retail Dealers in Dry Goods. Ribbons.

Laces, Embroideries, 3-lm? Bonnets and Millinery Goods. IT WILL PAYr, IT MUST PAY. AND I IT WILL BE SURE TO PAY, For every Lidy in the city find country to CaLL THIS WEEK at the WESTERN CHIN A. HALL, DR.Y GOODS STURE for BARGAINS. Innu jierable quantities of new bargains has been received my agent in New Yo'k, who says he has bou.

ht them very cheap for tha China Hall Dry Goods Store; particularly, plxuit 500 new style of Capes have arrived, some rplendid for 175 all silk only think of it, you can't beein to buy the silk for i'; another lot of those splendid Bareges for 12 cents: Balzarir.es for 12Ji, and Brilliants for 12K; Tissue Silk for 25 cents, worth double; the'eheapest Black ilk in the city; any quantity of Barege Robes; lots of White Goods such ap plain and figured Swiss, Nansook, Jaconets. Curtain BiuEnns, Embroideries of all kinds and descriptions all will be most given away. Come early. Ladies, befoie wc get too crowded: you know my motto "Quick Sales and Small profits" is the pnncipleof the China Hall Dry Goods Store, and we witl always itick to it. A.

GOLD, M8-tf 54.5 W. Baltimore street. THE CASH BARGAIN STORE has received some reat style Cassimers, only whi'e Linen Drills, puperior quality, a real bar am: bro French do. 25c; black anfl white Boys' Plains, 25c; Sheppard's do. 12Jc; mix'd Cot.

Pnt Stuff, IP.Jic; bik Silk Capes snd Mantillas, W. UHLER, 164 Franklin tf IRTH BLUE POST STORE has received a splendid assortrrent of GOODS, which will be sold at an awful sacrifice. Prints 8 cents, worth i2; French Lawns I2o; Silk its from bia up; and Iocs of other bargains. F. WIRTH'S Blue Post Store, No.

233 Lexington street, cast of Pearl. je4-tJi3Q; TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN DRESS GOOD3, 400 Barege ROBES, from ,1:3 50 to Sjii. 300 Silk do. 8MOtoS5o. c( pieces French LAWN mm 1 to cents.

0,000 yds. Fancy GINGH MS, 2V cents. 5,000 I.AWN3. 12 cents. 5,000 BRILLIANTS, 12i cents.

A large stock of LACES acd SILK CAPES. Ail the above Goods nt.25per eejt. below the market prcee. ROBERT W. DRVDEN.

'jl-tf EW SYSTEM. GR.MAT ATTRACTION. IMMENSE RUSH FOR DRY GOODS AT the corner of SO-1m GAY and HIGH Old Toton. EVEN LESS THAN THE OLD PRICES. You enn get at the CENTRE MARKET BARGAIN STORE- SHIRTINGS, LINENS AND MUSLINS at the old prices nnd some even less.

COR. CENTRE MARKET ard PR A TT ST. m27 tfj HPHOMAS R. RICH, Importer and Jobber fo-1 reiznrnd Domestic DRY GOO VS. No.

2 HA-WIVKK ST. Being about to removfi t.o Vn lattmiv will THIS DAY most positively commence I SELLING OFF the entire bulance of his stock of i byrtme; ana kumrr.tr uoo.v much below cost. m25-tt CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP Mourning S3 Lawns 8 cents. Barege de Lain-s 10 cents, Irish Linens 13? cents. Pant Stuff 12K cents.

Parasols from 50 cents up; also thousands of dollars' worth of Goods on hand to be sola at small profits at A. V. PUCK'S Red PostSMre, 235 Lexington st. tf. IHE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OF THE 1 CHEAP GOODS TO BE FOUND AT JOHN KERMODE'S STORE, 91 Ectaw strkkt, corner of Mulberry street, Gentlemen's White Shirts at 40 cents; Fine Merino Undershirts at 37J4 cents; Silk Gaiter Laees at I24 cents per dozen, all colors on hand; Ivory fine Combs, very cheap, some as low as 2 cts.

each; Corset Lacns, two yards long, at 6 cents per dozen: Agate Shirt Buttons, twelve een for cents; Silk Shirt Braid at 6 sents a piece; Coats A. Brooks' best Cotton at 5 cents per dozn. m23-3mot IMMENSE BARGAINS' Just receivtd. Swiss Worked Strips V2 colored Tarletons 12; colored Illusions fij; fine Domestic Napkins 1 50 and $52 ppr Bareges, colored and mourning, 12 to 3Ui; SwisR Edging and Inserting tee. fee.

ji2-tfr P. R. UHhfcR, 132 Lexingtons. W' IDE WHITF. BARF.GK.

DRESS SILiKS. Selliiiig off very low. ROCHE MOORE. jlQ-tff 54 Htnover street. CARPE11NGS.

OIL CLOTH3 and mattings, At the CENTRE MARKET BARGAIN STORE, corner Centre Market Space and Prat sts. jeQ-tf! PAINTS, OTLS. GLASS. VARNISHES, Oo. WM.

KING 22 S. Calvert offers full assortment of Foreign and American vVIN-DOW GLASS, WHITE LEAD, French and New Jersay ZINC; COLORS, Dry and in Oil; Varnishes, Slue, Painters' and Grsiiriers' Ibufthas, Tools and Mv tanals fiencrslir, at iowsat rcarkat ates. raI3-lmi, The remarks of LoTd Palmerston in reply to Mr. Disraeli's inquiries respecting the Central American treaties do not exclude the idea that tooth the Dallas and the Honduras treaties may yet oe carried m'o enect, witn some moamca-lions of the former. This might be the case unless our government, for good" and weighty reasons, should desire to avail themselves of the opportunity presented for getting rid of the Clayton-liulwer treaty.

But it appears plain enough that the Clayton- Buhver treaty might be so modi-Hid, or rather explained, by a supplemental treaty, as to meet all its original objects. It appears to be very remarkable that after three months' consideration, the United States naval officers, electricians, and engineers, all combined, foiled to discover or suspect that the United States steam frigate Niagara was wholly unfit for the service to perform which she was sent to England. But the fict Is now admitted to Vse so. May Jiot the same ingenious men have made some OthcT mistakes, in relation to the same subject? Other difficulties, yet unforeseen, may arise. It would appear that there is really more doubt as to the successful laying of the cable than as to the working of the wire.

Professor Morse has become more firmly convinced than ever, in regard to the latter point, since his conferences on the subject with eminent European electricians. The world is not, it is to be hoped, to be disappointed in the realization of a project which Will, for the purposes of correspondence, annihilate time and space; and, perhaps, effect more than commerce itself has ever yet done for the promotion of the welfare of mankind. The citizens' meeting held here yesterday was, it is said, harmonious and quiet, dignified and imposing. The apprehension that it would end in a riotwas wholly without foundation, as the event proved. The proceedings and resolutions of the meeting were very proper as far as they went; but it would have been well if the citizens had gone a little further, and insisted upon a thorough and searching investigation into the circumstances attending the late riot, and upon the detection and punishment of those who may be found to be responsible for it.

Ion. Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. Washington, June 12. Death of Major George McNeir Another National Hotel Victim Fatal Affray Sales of Property XT. S.

Ship Plymouth Arrival of Gen. Walker Sunday Trips to Baltimore. Anofher of the brave veterans who distinguished themselves in the war with Great Britain has departed. Major George McNeir, formerly of Annapolis, in your State, expired this morning from the effects of disease contracted at the National Hottl. where he dined on the of Janua ry last.

He had just passed the 63d year of his age. During the invasion of his State by the enemy he was promptly at the post of duty, and was ever found amongst the foremost in the hour of daDger and conflict. For many years the deceased filltd the office of postmaster at Annapolis With great acceptability, ar.d soon after establishing his residence at the seat of government, was appointed an officer in the House of Representatives, in which capacity he had charge of the funeral cortege which accompanied the remains of ex-President John Quincy Adams to Massachu-sents. Recently he was reappointed by President Buchanan one of the judges of the Levy Court for the county of Washington. During the space of forty-five years MajorMcNeir has been an exemplary member filling many important official stations in the Methedist Episcopal Church.

The veterans of the war of 1312 are leaking extensive arrangements to attend his funeral on Sunday afternoon next. The National Intelligencer furnishes thefoi; lowing recount of another homicide which yesterday afternoon occurred here: "A scene of violence and bloodshed 1 was en acted at the lager beer saloon of Jos. Gerhard, on Maryland aveDue, near its intersection with the canal. Three men from Alexandria, said to be named Rudd, Smith and Hall, and two from tie navy-yaTd, called for and obtained drink at Gerhard's, for which they refused to pay. An altercation consequently ensued, in which Mrs.

Gerhard participated; and at length blows were passed, the barkeeper, Henry Shulte, assisting his employers. The parties passing out into the avenue, sticks and stones were freely used, until Gerhard advanced with a pistol, which he Js in the habit of keeping in his bar, and fired at the assailants. The shot took effect on one of the Alexandrians, when Gerhard prepared to fire a second time. At this instant the barkeeper turned himself around in front of Gerhard, and fo received the shot intended for the other party full in the breast. Poor Shulte fell and almost instantly expired.

Gerhard was soon arrested and the' case examined by Justice Donn, who, after bearing twenty-one witnesses, held Gerhard to baiLin the sum of S3, 000 to appear at the coming term of the criminal court. John Robinson, one of the navy-yard men was subsequently arrested as a participant in the riot, and Leld to $300 bail for further examination. The Alexandrians took to flight homewards, but officers have been dispatched to Alexandria to secure their arrest as fugitives from justice." J. C. McGuire, auctioneer, sold lot 69 and improvement in subdivision of square 515 to Columbus Alexander for S500; also, lets 70 and 80 in same square to Thomas T.

Bimes, at 6 cents per foot The following property has also changed owners: Handsome building lot 77, square 735, on Fourth street, between A and south, to Wm. Bi ad ley, for 9 cents per foot. Two two-story frame houses and lots on Eighth street, between and north, to Messrs. Oris and Geo. fScbenck for S110 each.

Part of lots Nos. 10 and 11 in square 419, to Jacob B. Sowder, at 8 cents per foot. U. S.

ship Plymouth, at our navy-yard, was yesterday put in commission a guard of marines was put on board, and the ship dropped off into the stream. The Water-Witch, with the crew, Is hourly expected. Captain Price, of the steamer George Page, reports having passed, within the la-t day or two, numerous dead hogs, supposed to have died of cholera. General William Walker, S. A.

Lockridjje, Esq J. P. Waters. Esq C. J.

Tavoniski, and Governor Wright, of Indiana, were among the passengers who arrived herein the eleven o'clock train ol cars this morning. On and after Sunday next the four and-a-half o'clock train of cars for Baltimore will leave at twenty minutes past four o'clock. Many of our citizens will rejoice to leara that a Sunday trip, leaving at 7 a. ni. ar.d returning from Baltimore at a quarter past 5 o'clock p.

will also be established on Sunday next. The appearance of the Potomac river indicates heavy raina above, which are especially discouraging to the prospects of canal navigation. The commencement of repairs on the Lon" bridge, loo, have been delayed by powerful currents. It is said that some of our steamers will be compelltd by the scarcity of coal to return to the u.Te of pine wood. Meecdey.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. Nbw Yobk, June 12. Reception of Gen. Walker The Seduction Case Distressing Suicide The Police Governor Johnson, of Tennessee Another Murder. The "conquering hero" of Nicaragua, General Walker, is to have a reception here.

Last eve-ring his admirers held a meeting at National Hall. Speeches were made by Col. Fabens ElijahF. Purdy and others, and a committee was appointed to make the necessary arrange ments for his reception. The speeches were full of sympathy for the general, and hope of the future success of his cause, with him as its champion.

The rumor that Mr. Consolyea had disposed ot his estate before judgment is said to be incorrect. The plaintiff waived the costs and perfected judgment within five minutes after the rendition of the verdict for $10,000. About eight hours afteiward Mr. Conselyea executed a deed of $32,000 worth of real estate to his mother, which deed was recorded the day after the verdict was rendered, thus leaving the judgment a Hen on all that property.

The trial of the case of the brig Ellen, seized some weeks since in the harbor of New York on su-picionof being a slaver, was commenced in the United States District Court yesterday Cant. Faonce, of the cutter Washington, testi-fied that Van Vechten, the master of the Ellen, admitted a fortnight before she was seized that be was to engage in the slave trade. Douplas 1'. De L. Keid, a young Enslishman, about 23 years of age, committed suicide yesterday morriing at No.

CIS Sixth avenue, by taking laudanum. The deceased graduated at Cambridge College, England, and after completion jbis duties failed to succeed in the profession he liad chosen. He came to this city, and having a Classical education, endeavored to lind literary emplojnient. Failing, he became desponding, nd put an end to his life. Vpl.

1 urnfjuii, oi tue eighth ward and twenty-tight of his men declared last niuht for the Ji'ew commissioners, and went immediately to a Jifw (station-house in Merrill's Hall, Spring st. The new commissioners appointed twenty-three men yehterday on the police arid sent notices to nearly two hundred of the old department to appear for trial. The old board continues to dismiss end appoint. John B. Gougb's farewell address last night -attract a crowded audience.

The central committe or the Democratic Work-jnpmen's Association met last night to initiate arrangements for the reception of Gov. Johnson, of Tim tssee, on the 4th of July next. Governor Johnson has promised to address the work-jrgmen of this city In reference to the injustice of Congress Appropriating the public lands for jbe benefit lailtoad speculators. The steamer Benson, of the Europe-ait hi Ameiicau Steamship Company's line, ttrt-men on the 23d May and Southampton the 27tb. arrived at this port yesterday.

Another deed of blood was perpetrated on Wtdnefday night, owing to intemperance. It appears that Samuel Keys, a plasterer, residing in JHoyt street, Brooklyn, came home after night, and finding bis wife lying on the bed, drunk, beat her in so brutal a manner that she died within an Lour. It is said the wretch struck her on the bead with a hammer, broke her jaw bone and injured both eves. The parties had two children. be youngest child, six months old, was lying in the cradle by its dead mother when the neighbors enteicd; tie oldest, about three years of age, was in the bed with it dead mother, covered with Llw d.

The mu.derer is in prison. the week, but we have heard of r.o sales of importance wees, out we nave nearu ot r.o saies ot unportance sin effected. Prices general) are unchanged. We loterioininP-lly-Codtish Oil at 75ali5 cents; Sperm Oil 1 60 .1 65 for fail, and 1 75 for winter strained; being eriecteo quot 1 Crude Whale do. 8tR3.a85 cents: Patent do.

Sstaitt Solar do. 93aP5 cts: Red Acid Oil may be quoted nt 63 cents, and American Luiseed do. 80a32 cents per gallon. Kther.al Oil is sellirg at 73 cets. find Cam.phenat53 certs per gallon.

Plaster. '1 hern-is but little doing in Piaster. Holders a-e generally sekinsr S3 50 per ton, but no large tales could he effected over 53 25 per ton. Bote the import this eek of 520 tous from Wicdsor, N. ard 50 tons from Boston.

Potatoes. The demand continues fair for Potatoes and we emote them this week at common, prd 1 5ti per bushel for Mercer. There are no Sweet Potables marker this week. Provisions. bff.

We quote Baltimore Mess at 550, do. No. at $17; Vv est em Mei at 516, and do. No. 1 nt 5-14 per bbl.

No to-day. Pork. We quote Mess at 2a23 25, Prime at 19a SIS 25, and Ruinp Pork at lba.513 io per bbl. No sales reported Baron. Market quiet to-day.

Sales reported of 10 htn's canvassed anis at 13 cents, and someSOhhds in lots, shoulders at 11 cents, and sides at 13 cents per lh. Bu'k Meat. No sales to-diy. We now quote bulk shoulders on the spot at 10 cents, sides at 11 cents, and hams cents per lb. The market for tha week closed Lard.

No sales to day, prices unchanged. ice. 'I here has ben tmt it: le done fiice dann? the part wetk, tha markf for noivever, 13 lecidedly firmer. There were saies n.aUe from stare cents for good fo prime lots, but the latter description is new held firmly at 5j cents. The tmjorts for tha we werri 30 casks Dona Savannah and 4.00 casks frum Sugaes.

Market dull. Sales to-day of 25 hhds Enr-Hsh Island Susarat Sin 75 per K'fl lb. We now qujte lo choice Porto Rico at 10 frir to p'line Cnl and Eiii'ish at 10 joa-Sil 50; reSnin? grades Cuhaar.d English Island may lie quote 1 9 75SM 15. The imports for the week were IU 13 tierces and 70 bbls. from New Vork; 133 luids.

and 5 lb's. from ct. Johns. P. hhdj and 20 bNs.

from arara, and 13 tierces and 95 bbls. IromTrin'dad. Salt. There was sale of 9,000 sscks of Liverpool Sait allcat, but the terms did nor transpire; subsequently, however, it was refold aJ sack. '1 he other cargo afloat lias not yet been so as it is thought to da r.r.gtd by salt water.

We note a fair demai.d for Salt rom store, and sales of some 1,5.10 sticks were trade iu lots at 65 eems for Ground Alum; 1 40 $1 45 for Marshall's, Jeffrey's, and D'Arcy's fine, and 1 en per sack lor As'iton's do. Bulk Salt is dull. We still quote Turk's Island Salt at 22a24 cents; St. i bes 322 cei.ts, an.H Cadiz at 18a2n cents per bushel. A have r.o imports to note this week.

Soija Ash. There is but little doing in Soda Ash week. Small Eales were made on the spot at ii'l cents ppr lb Soap. There has been a fair demand for Soap, and saies were made of Castile Soap at 11 rents; 'Palm Soap. rf Gross ft- Dietrich's brand, is seilma at 7 cents ppr and Oieine Soap at 8 cents per Brown Rosin do.

at 4ao cents per lb. Palm Oil Soap at cents pi lb. Staves. Staves are dull and our quotations for them are iiomi al. Rough White Oak are selling in lots, as wanted, at per thousand short count, for Hogshead Staves, and S'oO per thousand, short count, for Pipe do.

There is but little inquiry for red Oak Staves, and we can hear of no sales Demg made iu them. Starch. There is still a fair demand lor this dele, and small sales are being made from store of Stratum's Starch tit 7 cents per pound. Frazer's Starch is now heid r.t the same price. There is a fair supply of bo'h descriptions 011 the market.

Oswego Starch may be quoted at 7Ji cents per lb. Spibits. VVe continue to quote New England Rum at 50 cents per gallon, but we have heard of no sales 01 imnoriHiice ourmg me now quote Alco- 11111 i. iaj jer gauon lorHo per cent. We have to transactions of importance iu iioie in apices iurme rue past wees, wa now uuoib i-epper at cents: 403.42 onts Nutmegs ria02 cents; Mace 82a85 cents; Cloves 111 cents, and Chocolate plain at 18a25 cents; do.

sweet cents. The above are all at 4 months. Tobacco. The receipts of Mary and Tobacco this veikwue very heavy. The demand, however, continues active and saies were made of common nt a Flight advance on our quotations.

Holders generally are not disposed to press Eales. Ohio and Kentucky Tobacco ha ve also been in good request for snipping and mar.ufacturing purposes, and aU the receipts are taken as fast as inspected. We note sales of 284 bi ds. Ol io at full rates. We now quote Maryland sound common 7 good common to middling 9aS'l'-50; good to fine 10 Ohio Tobacco is in $ood demand, and we advance our quotations as follows Inf erior to good common brown 8 50; middling to good reds 10aS12; good to fine reds and spangled Da.

3 16; good to fine yellow 178530; and some sold as high as 535: fine red segar wrappers may be quoted at We quote Kena tucky Tobacco at 60 for common Lugs; gixxi Lugs at lla.13; medium Leaf at Fair 15a16, me I7a.18; and seiectdo. at lSa.S20. The inspections for the week were 2,008 hhds. Maryland, and of other kinds 432 hhds total 2,440 hhds. Wool.

The market for Wool continues quiet. The sales for the cast week were about part of which was of the new clip. Prices have also given way. We therefore quote as follows, viz: Un washed 20a22 cents, tub-washed 31a33 cents; pulled 26aJ9 cents; half blood Fleece 33a36 csnts; three quar-tersrio. 37340 cents; full do.

40a45 cents, and extra Saxon 45a.50 cents per lb. The market for the week closed with rather a drooping tendency. Whisky. Market dull to-diy. We quote City distilled and Pennsylvania at SiaSii cents, and Ohio at 56a36 cents per gallon.

Freights. There are no vessels on the berth for London or for Liverpool this week. There is v-sry little offering, and consequently rates are nominal. We quote to Liverpool at Is per bbl. on flour, 3d per bushel for grain, and 12s 6d to 15s per hlid.

for CO. Freights Coastwise are rather more active thi3 week. We quote the rates to New York at 50 per ten coal; to East Boston St HO per ton; to Folly Landing SI 62; tolbghton 62.Jiagl 75; to Brid-eoort and Norwich S'l 62Ja; to Wareham 't 7.5; to St. "Johns. N.

i52 to Jersey City $1 5'i; 10 Charleston and Savannah 7j cents per bushel on prrun; to Wilmington, N. at 7 cents bushel; to Salrm and Provide ce SI 50 per ton. A brig was taken up for Demarara at 30 cents por bbl. 3 BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. sales of 000 bales.

Fiour is firm sales of 15,000 bbis at an advanoe of 15 cents on Ohio snd 10 cents on Southern; common to good State at 6 35, Ohio nt $7 85, and mixed to good brands Southern at 7 80. Wheat is firm, saies of 9,500 bushels at an advance of 2 cents, white at $1 97 wheat is scarce. Corn is heavy, sales of 3 1000 bushels at a decline of 2 cents, mixed at Efi cents, yellow at $1, and white at firt 01. Pork has advanced 5 cents on Prime, saies at 19 2 )a S19 SO, Mess at 23 50. Ceef is firm, re packed Chi-caeo at 16 50a17.

Lard firm, sales at 142al45 omts. Whitky is dull, sales at 34 cents for Ohio. Coffee is unchanged, sales at lOall cents for 10. Sugar is dull. Muscovado at 10 cents.

Spirits Turpentine is heavy, sales at 47 cents. Rosin is firm, sales at $1 95. Rice is quiet, sales at 4a5J cents. Freights closed heavy. New Orleans Market, June 10.

Cotton 3ales cf 7C0 bales at foimer rates. Flour has declined to 7 20 S7 37i- Corn 80a90 cents. Freighs are stagnant. Sterling Exchange 10. Charleston Market, June 11th.

Cotton Sale of the week 35 bales, at an advance of to Yi. Receipt batps. TINUINE FRENCH a rV LES or CO PA VU BALSAM tor sale by 1 HANCE, 1W Baltimore Fireet, atd SWE-KTEEil or, 'JO corner Cliarlm 10 3 iviru uo iiw yosi i uiv oraers, wi KMiO do 1875 S5 0 shs Hfl slis 25 shs 25 shs di h6'l 54 2000 NWVaSd rritga 5S5 1010 NCR IkIs, '85 7U Ordera for 1500 extra div 12 do do do sSO sSJ 4 AFTER BOAUD: 50 shs With I 5-3 shs with div orders, b60 div orders, b2 54 STOCK PRICES AT NBW TOEK YESTERDAY. By Magnetic Telezraph.J 1st board. Virginia 6's 111.

Central bond 97 Canton Co Cumberland Coal. 17 2d boarb. 97 18J 17 1 92 77 57 43 Erie Railroad. New York Central Harlem Panama RaiSmad 93 Reading 73J Cleveland and Toledo 5G? Michigan Southern II. 43? Steady.

Steady. STOCK PRICES AT PHILADELPHIA JUNE 11. There was a very moderate business done in to day, sncl most of the leading fancies show a further fallir.g ofl of as cornparel with previous transactions. The transactions loans reach about City Cs, new. soid at.

93J; Elmira 2d mtga at 64; N. FerLa 6s at bC-i; Atoms Canal 6s at 7iJ4; Union Canal at 59: Catawissa 7s 5f. Ol shares, Reading sold at 3b; Penna at 4b; Cam and Amboy at lb Schuyl Nav prfd at 23. The New York Independent, of this week, thus notices the dry goods market: "Letters received by the hst mail from Europe confirm our previous advices that the purchases of foreign goi ds in England and France, on American acoount, are very limited for the Fail trade. Many orders ha va been countermanded.

Great complaints are mnkinj in those markets of the smail American den and. he curtailment of ciders is very great. Silk goods are most depreciated. The demand has altogether oaased for the season. Ia Woolens there is some small de-nierd from clo'hing manufacturers, but prices fivor purchasers.

The domestic goods market has not suffered to much as the foreign, yet prices seem to lis tottering, as the raw material is wealf at present prices. The supply of goods is large, and above the demand. 1 here is, however, a moderate demand, steadily kept up, which is supplied by those houses who always maintain full stocks of goods in gpnora.1 demand. One thing is perfectly clear, that th3 check in consumption, is )r? inning to act favorably on production and importation." Review of tlie Baltimore Markets. For the Week endingFriday, June 12, 1S57.

Remarks. Business has been Eteady for the sp-i-son, hut without fcny special movement. BreidstufJs and Provisions firm. Groceries less active. Tobacco in good request.

Ashes continue rather urRettlert. We them nominally at 8a $3 25 for Pots and 7 50a S7 75 per 100 lbs. for Pearls. Alcohol. We have had no transactions to nots in Alcohol urine the nar.t wtf k.

HnMers nm eronliTr asking 71a7iT cents per gallon for Baltimore distilled 95 per cent. Alcohol. Bark. Bark is dull, owing to recent arrivals. Smriil sales ol Quercitron Lark could be made at S40a 45 perjton for new and old.

J3KESWAX. we have no movement to note in Beeswax during the week. We now quote it at 2aa29 cts BltEAD. We note a fair temand, and now quota avy at Pilot $5 50; Water Crackers 86 50 per 10U lbs. steady sales.

Buttkr New Butter is now coming in freely, and prices are consequently declining. VVe note sales this week of a'lout 150 tubs Goshf Butter at. 22a23 cents, and 50 kef Glades do. at 18a2t cents. We quote old Western Butter at 14al5 cents, and new do.

at 6ai8 cents. Shipping Butter msy be quoted at 16al7 cents, ar.d Roll do. nt ifiai8 cents, per lb. Cheese We had reported sales this week of J50 boxes Eastern Cheese at 12a2i cent. No Western cuttincin market.

Western English Dairy liir.y be quoted at 12al3 cents, but there is no stock here. Eastern do. is also scarce, and may be auoted at 14alG cents per pound. Coffee. Market steady.

Sales to day of 175 bags goon Rio at 11 cents, and a re-sale from the cargo of the Emma of bags good do. at 11 cents per lb. No other tales to-day. The stock of Rio Coffee on the market is alxut 40,000 bags. The market for the woek be ouoted at i2iiat3K cents, and Jnvn HoHW.

nt. iAli 16 cents per lb. We note the import this week of 5,200 hags per Mondamin, from Rio, and 30 bags from Boston. Candles. There has been very little inquiry for Candles during the past weex.

however, Terrain firm sit the quotations. We nte sales this week of somei'iiitoSiK) boxes Adamantine Candles at 25)-ia27 cents. We still quote Solar or Chemical Spsrm at 31n 33 cts; Sperm at 42n43 cts and Patent Wax at 55a6il cents per lb. Mould Ormdles continue in good demand for shipment to the West Indies, and sales are making at from 15j4al6 cts per lb. in laraeand small boxes.

Coal. The market for Cumberland Coal is still dull, but it is now coming in more freely. The rales, however, nro unimportant. We theretore continue our quotations for Cumberland Coal, viz: at 10 for fine, 54 35 for run of mine, and St 85 per ton for lump, cash, or mte-est added if on time, delivered on loard at Locust Point. In Anthracite Coals, hard and free-burning, of which large supplies are now brought to market per N.

C. Railroad, there is a decline. At retail, per ton lbs.) Baltimore Company and Black Diamond fl 50; Lehigh 6 75: Broad Mountain 6 25; Lorberry 86 5o; ken's Valiev $6 25; Short Mountain 6 25; panther Head Sfi. Cotton. The market for tha past week has been exceedingly dull, and sales amounting to atioat 2K Inles ordinary to good Middling Uplmd.H and Gull's at VJIS 6 mouths.

Notwithstanding theiimit-ei demand holders continua quite firm in their views. Trices are about the same as last week. Stock is aiioat Kales. The imports for the week were 212 bales from Savanrah and 586 bales lrom unarieston Giadrs Uplands. tiuits.

Western. 13 a' 3)i 5.al5 Ordinary, IS.alS 15Mal5i 15al6 Middling Good 15.l4'al5 Midilliiier Fair bathers. 1 here is a gooa inquiry ror earners, and we still quote them at Sa55 cents per lb for Southern nnd Western Live Geese. Fish. Fish of all varieties continue in act.vade-mard.

nd with lisht stocks, the market ruled firm. Noilh Caro'ina Ileirintts are selling at 8.i.$3 25 per bbl. i-rioit sir.d fuh b'nnds, finl Potomac and quehan-na do. at 50 opt HA. Prime Labrador Herrings may be quoted at $5 5, and Northern do, at 5 per j- PATTERNS! PATTERNS'! of the vstjle for Ladies and Children at the Pattera fef Store, No.

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