The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 4

PORT OF BALTIMORE, June 14. 1857. WmiaUBMIIIIIWlWII II lilHFqMMggHIWhll ILOTltl jr FOR MONROVIA AIV WJ33T COAST-! AFRIt'A. The schooae- FAWN will I sail as above the 15th June. She is a staunch I THE SUN.

New York, the following amomi's, shipped fiere direct to England: Gold $515,083 81, silver 41 total, 8949,317 22. DR. J. B. MILLS, PHrsTAX.

Jo. 31 SOUTH GAY STKK KT, usar PostolSoa. Bsl'im'we. Over Tirtnty Years' Erperience enable! Jr. Mi'Ia to insure a mid spperly euro in ALL DISEASE? OF LV1 PRUDENCE No poisonous cimpnnnilj of Murcury or A'iJow JJiugs used in his p-sc'icfl.

IMPAIRED MANHOOD a'estorative of unfiling virtues, wiiirfl naa ueen well tested in an xtnsi vs practirjs. ifVr 'f" tn bnnch of his profjasioo anrf Ril t.tl wrth kViII 5r.d FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE The GOOD WILT, and FiX-TUBES of a GROCERY and PROVISION STOKE, suifpd for env kind of business. Apply at opposite the market. ji3-3tt f.FrR RENT THE STORE and DWELL-KrfflNG No- 33 Baltimore sireet.

Rent Qssto psr "ariimm. Apply to I.COHEM, jel3-3'g No. 5 North street. ivS, SALE. A Bne three-story DVVELL-M 1 NG, very oer.tral.

in a first class neirhb rrhorid. Will be sold at a sacrifice. Also, a MARKET FARM, 6 miles from the citj, on navigable water. Wiil be told at $15 per acre. Apply to ISRAEL PKIRCE, at the Mansion House, on Fayette street.

.3, FARM FOR SALE. 81 miles from Boltimoe, Carroil cunty, one milo and a quarter from -Mount Airy depot, one-quaner inhefrorri the Frederick turnpike. This farm cons'stiof If aares, 17 in y.xid, an ahundai.ee of good fruit, with four never-failing spring ot excellent water. Fo; the particulars inqu ire nt 04 South st MFOR SALE. A small lot of DitV GOODS, the remnant of a Dry Goods Store and STORK FIXTURES, on the corner of biddleand Lif.tia Monu mej streets.

No. 172 on Biddte street. It is a good stand for bmuieps. The House and Storc fur rent cheap. Possession given immediately.

Inquire on the premises. j'3 4t, FH SALK-The STOCK. GOOD-WILL WW and FIXTURES of a FL UB AND FEED found on the pier, and it is feared that he has been attacked and drowned bv dock thieves, Washington Murrell, for many years the slave of the late John T). Murrell, of Lynchburg, is now in this city, endeavoring to raise money to pmcbase the freedom of three children held in bondage by the heirs of his deceased master. It is rumored that a vessel from Trinidad arrived yesterday with two cases of yellow fever, which" the cantain secreted on passing quarantine, and the vessel is now Iving at Atlantic docks.

Thomas Francis, of Delaware county, Pennsylvania, who is stopping at the Pacific Hotel, in Courtiar.dt street, was swindled out of S3G5 on Ninth avenue, near the residence of Mr. Litchfield, yesterday afternoon, by means of the patent safe game. have been issued by the collector of the port, refusinsr to receive any more goods into bond until after the first of July, the warehouses being alrtady filled to repletion, awaiting to receive the benefit of the new tariff. In consequence of this edict, many vessels are delayed in discharging their cargoes, and the merchants and shipowners subjected to extra expense and annoyance The collector has been remonstrated with, but his reply is that it is imperative that such a measure should be adopted, in order to give the officials an opportunity to discharge their duties efficiently. The coroner's investigation of the Hoyt street (Brooklyn) wife murder reveals some horrihle low life secrets.

The neighbors testify that re-peattdly they found the drunken mother with her bate, two vears old, drunk in her lao, and once it rolled from her lap to the floor. For the presumed murder of this drunken mother, the drunken father is now under arrest. William Brown, colored, 41 years of aare, and a native-of Baltimore, was arrested by the 6th waid police, charged with having committed a felonious assault upon Elijah Oliver, of No. 7 Thomas street. The California steamer is yet detained at Quarantine, but wiil come up this evening.

The detention is because of a case of small-pox on boaid. The doctor insisted that the OSS passengers should art be vaccinated, at 25 cents per hepd, which brings him in $172. Thomas Dening was yesterday convicted of arson, and sent to the peril tentiary for ten years. The trial of the brig Ellen, on th cbargeof being fitted out for the slave trade, was continued yesteidav and the testimony closed. The case lor ks favorable for the defense.

Yesterday, in the Burdell estate the Surrogate, the evidencwas closed for the Sun rises ..7 21 CLEARED. Ptfamah'ps "Win. JeDkius, Hallett, Boston, Henry D. Mears-JuiksoD, bakr, New Yort, A. O.

Hall; sclirs. John Bell, Hallett, Boston, Chaplain ft Jor.re; ayth. Holmes, New Yoit, W. Bboads Son; EUr. Elkinton, Naylor, Harerill, 6 FlaKOi Weaver, Fo ly Land K.

Pr.tt Richard-Borden, Arnold, Fall BKer, nog in 13 Turner. ghtou, West Wind, Burnett, Ke Yurit, J. W. O.iborn; Lawrence Watertyiry, Oranmer, Morrell Banditll; O. L.

Ooocii, Bobineon, CheBpake City, Dobbin A Warfleld; White Fotni, Eddy, frolueace, 0. Phillips Ltn, Kich, Niec-eraou, dalein, Keliey A Gray; W. Alexander, lexnder, Bath, via OhoivB-iK Kiver, do i Melin, Powe.l, Noriolk, maste-: Sireault, Downing, Wilmington, Del Stlckney ft Lisht, Martin, Chester, steamer Farmer, Dennis, Philadelphia, J. A. bag Alice, Kainer, York, do.

AllKIVEU. eteirtiBhlp Coroicerce, Vnughan. 10 hours from Svannari, to Junits Girvin. Ep res on the tatl of the florae Shoe, bris Klrwan. from BaiLndoes, and off Point Ko-Point, a karqne both bound up.

steanmhip Tolten. Unifcy, from New York, to A. C. Hall, ta 6 Cornel. I hevau.

Hntg.f Philadelphia, to master, lirig Oitector, Klrwan, from Bui bidoes, May 29ili, ti d. G. Raiid A Co. Left barqun May Queen, Johnson, fur Baltimore, 1 1 3 dajBj Henrv Trowlridge, Scull, 'or New Haven, In 2 days; brijef Waoeira. tor Bonton.

In day; Munjn P'k, Nich- from Crimea, Hichborn, from Njw York, do. Spoke Jnne 4th. ss 4u C3 05, US alnop of war oga. Colon ander F. chatrd, frmn Norfolk for A4pinwa.l; ofliC-7i8 u(l ere weir.

Towed up by ttentus Tisreis. Brijf In)la, Mj.tnza, to Jos. C. Yates. June berque Wlrte Cloud, Crowed, from Hvana for Ma-tawM, to load for bal i orej ad, l-t 26 45.

Ion. 71) SU, ship 6crit'er, tlaya from New tl leans for Liverpool. Lyd a Stover, Gaeiin, fin Kicuuiont), to VY.Rhoads3on. bug Aorrte, DaTie, from Ke Orleans, to ErlB Sionlca: Handy, 15 i jk orn Samia la Uraadp. i Bris Harriet, Portia' to Ke Gray.

6chr. Mfaerva. Winslow, fui rll Eirer, to E. Pratt Bro. Sehr.

I uo, Cranmer, from City Point, to v. Ithoada don. (v-lir. JUrj BnukB, Banks, fm DO. do.

Schr. Wm. Kennedy, Christy, fin Georretown, DO, do. I Sc( r. Beartinistoi', Clark, fin Kichmood, do.

i frchr. En ma Amelia. irdit rrom Boston, do. Pchr. Wafee lan Gray, fiu Newport, Kf.

do. Sailkb Brs Bellona. Kuow ltou, ror Kingston, eclirs. White Fuam, Eddy, for Providence; Jrehii Bell, Hallett, Hrgtonj K. o.

Stannard, Jones, for Wilm'njion, Isaac Jloree, Parsons, for Ehaptnuk River, to load forBoston. MKMUKaMia. Ship Kate Hooper, Jackson, 48 days from Uotg ard at an ttlay 5tli. Ship Isabella, I from Nassau, ard at Liverpool 26th ult. John Hancock," from Baltimore lor Callao, was spoken off Cbt faorij, no date.

BWk h. Newman, (of BaMm-re! Gavet; biund southeastward, was ZIBt lat. 32 31, Ion. 43 39. bus Aiitr Kl's: hetli.

i'e. for Norfolk, and chrs. Henry, Downing, for Wilmington, cleared at Sevr York 12th eiumtru froax ilmiujitoii: Hamilton, Klopkiaa, from Jtkxai -ia; Chichester, from KtciimoiH: Mary Jane, orfol. and B. N.Fox, Whue, from George-t wu.

DO, arrived at do. eatne dy. Sctr. Treut, (Br.) bro, sailed from Bermuda for Nassau, N. May 516th, and wi'iu nfter went ashore on Elbow lieef, Abaro, ri went to Captain and crew Schr.

Samuel Frances, Gouilay, from Matanzas, arrived at New ork llitu lust. 1 Schr. Alabama, Crowther, from Kingston, arrived at Kew Yoik 12th ln. Schr. Henry Janes, Aldrlch, for Baltimore, sailed from Providence I ith irst.

Schr. Ashland, Mitchell, for Baltimore, sailed from Bich-mond 12tL 1n-r. ScIiTS. Black Sqnall, Perry; Maryland, Chase: John Walker, Fanow. and rvtonjac.

Berry, for aaltiniore, saile'from Alex-Ci i 11th met. 8- H. P. for Savat ilia, sld fai 58th u't. Scar Orin Cowl, bmith, for Richmond, sailed fiooi Jiock-lnnrt Sth in st.

o-O Sciuv. Argm Eypfwp, for Wilmington, and Lucy, aston, Peteribu, cleared at Phlladeiph 13th Ann PiCerei, I'ukes, from Alexaodria, arrived at do. sue day. Cl.KAa!I rOB B.LT!WKK. Er's Hurricane Bird, Onbel, at Kew Yorx I2tli Inst, S-hr.

Jonephii Fer: ia, nt Ad auy 12ih Inst. Bcbr. Marj, Riley, at Philadelphia 13th lust. AEKrVF.D FKUX BaLTtMOBE. Steamshin Piedmont.

Post, at New York 13th Inst. BriR James B. George, Arwood, at Asptuwa-1 ult Bris Argyie, Warren, at Savnuli 11th Inst. Bohr. Island I ltv.

Cook, at New York 13th iut. Schr. J. W. Rumsey, Taylor, at New York 12tu Inst.

tchr. Mist, Diesesway, New York 12th inpt. Schr. H. Travers Trarcra.

at Pbrladslphl 12th Hclir. 1 lzzi. Eussel, at N. lJth. er tel.1) AJNIILY FLOUtr.

KMPTY FTOUR BARBELS. 60 BELS. FAMILY Ff.OlTR; KiO E.iPTY FLOUR KBLS. Frrsaleliy CARR, GlESli "'-t'ji 21 Spear's wharf. HOChEEY FAMILY aNJJ EXTRA FL.OLR, in hhls.

and for family rise. hL DORADO EXTRA, for Bakers' use. For rale to the Tbapf, by ROBERT CLINTON WRIGHT, m2-tft lower end Patterin street. IN DSTON ES, Brris Castinss, Couipositioc 1 Spikes, Hardware, Edgetools, Leather Belting, Gum Packing, Hose, Ships and Steamers' Sienal Lanterns, fVc, for st No, 13 PRATT ard PRESIDENT STREETS, igr ao7-tf: BAKER. HOLMES fc BROWN.

MAHOGANY. Rosewood. Walnut, Asli, Oat, Hickory and Poolar LUMBER YARD. Ako, Cabinet and Piano makers' UR NISHiNG STORE, for all kinds of materials, at the lowest priees. P.

E. BR EN AN, 23 SAY two doors from Farett rpoT. n2S-1lm TEMPERING MA- CHINES, BRICrv MOULDS. CLAY SPADES ANJ BhlCK.MAKfc.KS' TOOLS gf neral. maiintatured at No.

153 South Fifth st below Spruce, Philadelphia. jeS-lm) S. P. MILLER. JK.tCK-MA&iNG MACHINES.

Tne suceessiul one tempeie tbe ctay. makes 1,200 per hoar by two hci ses- by steam. iirick Presses, Tile Machines, Clay Wheels, Cfcit itgi for Coal Kilns, Founders and Machinist. C. DARNELL, frtmzantoum Read, abo-ve Fifth strut, mh jO-Sfltl PTTTT.A TiKTjPHTA tfKicK MACtiJiNES The sulrscribers are now ready to farBiak BRICS MACH IN ES that will Temper the Clay and at the same time Mould the Bricks.

They have been well tested, very sirripip in construction, easily managed and not liable to get out of order. It wiil produce, wuh one horse and five laborers, first quality ot Brick per day with, the first size machine, per day with the second size. They cms lie attached to steam or water power tcst it advantase, and can be altered in a fe-w wmutea Ls uouit Copi'iis, Tile and bricks of almost anv requived siza by having rnoauls ailapted thereto. There ia no fear of breaking mouids, nor difficulty in relieving tire bricks, an in the cass with The Machines are four feet square and sa feet hnth. T.he price of each with right of use to work by horsa-fower, is with pinion end bevi! wheel to attacs steam power S425.

Town, Ctiuntv and ptr.te Rights for saie. Crders asldreesed to the subscribers, No.W BROAJD-' WAYtlJaittmor6, will bo prompt attended to. irTFr further reference see pamohiess. tjyi" SCRIBNER. STANSBURY h.

CO. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! BARGAINS JN CHINA AND GLASS WARE AT CHINA HALL. BALTIMORE STH.MET, NEAR LIGHT, intefdme to remove. 1 have determin to make ereat REDUCTIONS IN PRICES, and offer keal BARGAINS, ftr the purpr-se of reducing my present terge and beautifully asjrrecf stock, corrsistui? of FINE WHITE AND GILT FRENCH PORCE LAIN GOODS, of every possible variety and DINNER, TEA snd TOILET SF.TS.of FRENCH, INDIA and SKVRFS PORCELAIN, ENAM-; ELED WHITE IRONSTONE, Ate. the greatest variety of styles, and some of the richest and of the most exquis'ite patterns ever offerert in this country.

BLUE AND FANCY INDIA GOODS, in Dinner, Tea, Toilet and Dessert Sets and tleiaehed pieces some of the most quaint and beautiful notions to be found. VASES of rare and beautiful workmanship. CUT GLASSWARE, Bohemian, French and Domestic. BREAKFAST, DESSERT and TETE-A-TETE PARISIAN GOODS, PRESSED GLASSWARE ancJ FANCY NOTIONS. COMMON WARES, CASTERS and PLATED AraLEVERV ARTICLE ever found in a truly first-chiss China House, all of which I am' prepared to sell at VERY LOW RTFS rather than remove stock.

E. PRESTON PARR. m3-eotf? LUMBEfT FOR BUILDERS, FACTORIES AND CABIN ET Ah KRS We have on hand a general assortment of Walnut, Pine. Poplar, Am. Oak, Joist, Scantling.

Girders, Posts, which we offer tor sal at the lowest market. rate3 at whoiesalewr retnil. fnm 110 Light Btteet wharf and Eutaw and German sts. m3Q-tf BURNS PARASOLS, FAN AXD UMBRELLAS. Our assortment of PARASOLS is very extensive.

We feel oui'e confident that ail can be suited from it. Sun and Rain UMBRELLAS in great variety, many of which are of superior finish. FANS in Ivory, Satin Wood. Cinnamon and Saadal Wood, Spanish, French, Linen and Silk. E.

M. PUNDERSON j4tf; 20 Baltimore street. ODGE'S PAINT, OIL, GLASS AND VARNISHJ3TORE PLATE GLASS, rxr WHITE LEAD, FRENCH AND AMERICAN ZINC, LINSEED OIL, VARNISHES, ARTISTS' MATERIALS, French and American WINDOW GLASSES, And all articles in ur line, at the old Stand, No. 42 Baltimore street. G.

R. DGE CO. tf, WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, BAKER BROTHERS f- Nos. 32 and 34 SOUTH CHARLES STREET, Importers of French and Manufacturers of Baltimore VINDOW GLASS, DRUGGISTS' GLASS-. WARE, VIALS, BOTTLES, JARS, FLASKS, IMPOETKR3 AND AGENTS FOR THE SAL5 Oi AiUE, Rl I Brimstone, Copperas, Epsom Salts, Saleratus, BiCarb.Soda, Sa! Srxia.

Refined Saltpetre, Boras. i 17-tf uasiiierxiap. Castor Oil, Linseed Oil, White Lead, Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow, in Oil, all kinds. NOTICE. Having been appointed by the Genera Assembly of Maryland, at its January Ressionot 1E56, STATE LIBRARIAN, and having assumed the discharce of the duties of the said office, and tha Hon.

William H. Purnell, Comptroller of the Treasury, recognizing me as such, I hereby caution the ublio against contracting with or recosnizine any oth-r person as State Librarian. LLEWELLYN BOYLE, State Librarian. Annapolis. April 33.

an V- tf MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH between New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, and intermediate places, and tha WASHINGTON AND NEW ORLEANS TELEGRAPH Direct, including Alexandria, Fredericksburg, Richmond, Petersburg, Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Charleston, Savannah, Mucon, Colamhu3, Montgomery. Alobile, with stations at intermediate points. Bai.timork Offick Sun Iron Building, S. E. cr.

Baltimore and South streets. "Washington Offics Corner Office of National Hotel Building. THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, Having its Two Routes and Six Wires Between New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington, in July last eased the Washington and New Orleans Telegraph line of Wires, running direct through and connecting the Southern Cities and Towns of the Atlantic States to New Orleans, and have expended large amounts in rebuilding, reinstating and improving the condition of the lines, to render them substantial, ml pffifint for the uuta a r. aw d- LADY WHO HAS BEEN fa ur Ol Great Nervous I lehiiity, after many years of iui-sry, tif sires to make known wall fellow sufferers the sore nif ans ol relief. Address, enclosing stamp ta paj Mrs.

MARY DEVVlTT, Boston, asea oh jfttts, and the prescription will be aent, tree, hy net ptst, i i 2U-3 PEOMri, KAnitAnucwrt him MISSION OF DISPATCHKS. Tlie Manetic Telegraph connects at New ork witii si! the most reliable lines running North and East, ar.c dispatches are received and promptly transmitted from tinsoffice ad point North, East and rSoiith, and Southwest J. KENDALL, al5-Sm. Tessei, in peneci oruOT. imi aw uinni pas- Beneers.

accoiuiiruumiuus e--v i -3 I A R. ii. AT WELL, No. 63 wly'a jeS-tf? lAi-AR. HV P.A TO BOH TON.

SJThe well-known and favorite dyhejl WHITNE. S. Howes commander, will leave he'wharf, foot of fong Dock. Boston, at 3 P. M.

on A.TUKI A EX I 20th Hist. Having unsurpassed State Room accommodations, off-rs a pleasant snd safe mems of travel. PASSAGE, including Meals and -ate-Room, 12 UKNRY D. EARS, Ageit- tit: Office emier Pratt and Co rimro, sts. PASSAGE DKfi K-ffe? OFFICE.

THROUGH TICKETS ts prmcipal porU of Great. Britain. Ireiend. and Gersnnny. by Liverpool and Piiiladeistif ihipsand iniwgton Line of France i Bteamshins and -shinrfi ixj-atsnt jj mi -ivaiiauie a'l parts ot Ecrost.

COL1NKAU. Ajciit, sp22-tf No. 5 r- nth Calvert street, BriitiESora. CHOPTANK AND POTOMAC RIVERS. Steamer KE'T, Captair, '-a.

B. Fields, leaves Light street whf. footof Barre EVER- MONDAY EVENING at 8 o'clock, for the Potomac; Wedneed iv night at 12 and tea tiiroaj morning at 7 for I- reight. prepaid, received at the office, 144 Liiht by J. Fioliiiigshead.

C. K. CANNON. rni-Smi FOR CHFiSTKK RIVKK. stp a lounw -1 7 Yourie.

leaves Liirfit str-Ar wrmrf svery Tuesday, Thursday and Sahirdav momiag, as 8 o'clock. Returning, leaves CRUMPTON Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 7 o'clock, touching both ways at the diff erent landings. Fare (31; maa extra. Hacks will meet the boat at ttuesnstown whsif for Centreviilo Mid other places. m3ii-lmt JOHN NORTH.

AgaEt. IMPORTANT TO gS DROVERS AND PORT DEPOSIT FERRYBOAT aTIE STEAMER GIPSEY, CAPT. J. H. MYJHS, pOHit te, NOTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAVELERS.

tfe-fcMtw Fnr Norfoikx wilmiKHio, Charlet- Avfusta, Z'lohiie and Aw Orltasts, vtft tn Bay jLin-e and Seaboard and Roanoke Ra ilroad, -The Steamer LOUISIANA leaves the -lion Dock, foot of Concord fctreet, every TUeSiAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY; sd tea Stesmar NORTH CAROLINA every MONDAY, WEi BSD AY IDAY, at i o'clock P. M. M. N. FALLS, 3r7-tf Pregi-ent Baltimore Staamboat Oa.

fr5lHILADfiLPHIA, WILM IN feKS TON AND BALTIMORE hsxsa RAILROAD. WINTER ARRANGEMENT FOR 135. On and after Monday, December 1, Passenger Train for Philadelphia will ieave President street depot daily (sicept Sundays) as follows, viz: Express Train at 8.40 o'clock A. Way Mail Etin at 11 o'clock A. 1Y Evening Man at 6.45o'cl'k AM.

On Sundays at 6. M.enly. All trains cc-Eftot wifh New York trains except 6.45 P. M. on Sslsf- FOR HAVRE DE GRACE ONLY.

Leave Baltimore at 4 o'clock P. M. Havre tie Grace at 7 o'clock A. M. Frdm Philadelphia at 8 A.

1 P. M. and 11 P. OR SEAFORD, DEL. PseRgers leaying Be'timore at 11 A.

M. conncat at VvTilmicston wits 5 P. I. traia and S.tZ V. M.

from Ealtimora with 9.23 A. M. train. Fare from Baltimore to Soafori 3 50. WILLIAM CRAWFORD, El13 tff AgesS.

rrs. FOR WICOMICO AND POCO-JirMOKE RIVERS. On sndafter the 23d the steamer WILSON SMALL will leave her wharft Light every Tueiidav morning at o'clock, ior "Whitehaven Prmces3 Ann. Jones' Wharf and Salisbury. Returning ieave Salisbury 7 o'clock A.

11. every Wednesday, touching at the above places. Leave Baltimore every Thursday evening at 8 o'elk for Annames-6se, Chesixmessic, and landings on Pocomoke. Leave Shad Landing at 6 o'elk A. returning on same route.

Passage to Whiteliaven, Princess Ann, Jones' Wharf and Salisbury 83 Annamessic CO Cliesoonessic, Pitts' Wharf.Rehoboth and Newtown 3 Meals extra. All freight must bo prepaid. 12-eod3Tn M. C. SM ITH, Captain.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE. TWICE DAILY Sunda nighta excepted between Washington city and tha South via Alexandria, Gor-donsviile. Richmond, Danviiie and Greensboro uS Leave Washington at 6 o'clock a. m.

Alexandria at 7. o'clock a. ra. Washington 7 o'clock p. m.

Alexandria B) o'clock p. m. Lj Fare from WaahiEEtoa and Aieiandris to Richmond S5 50. IL7 Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons will at the Depot of Washington Railroad to convey passeri-ters and baggage to the Steamboat GEORGE PAGE, for Alexandria, a distsace of c-sx miles, allowing aas-t le time for meal. JAMES A.

EVANS. m90-tf; Agent. TO SOUTHERN J5i TRAVELERS, fiREAT U. S. MAIL ROUTE for the SOUTH.

Two fast daily Mail Trains for Frederieksburs, Richmond, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilminarton, N. Charieston, S. Augusta, and New Orieans, via Washington City, D. leave Baltimore EVERY MORNING, at quarter past 4 o'clock, and AFTERNOON at quarter past 5. For furtier information and through tickets apply at the Southern Ticket Office, Camden Station, Detwee Howard and Eutaw to mi4-tf E.

F. KREBS. Agent. NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. The ree stst extension and improvement nt its leading connecting lines at the West his req 'lired an entire revision cf the running ariansemenrs of this mid, by which highly important adranf ae8 to the traveler are Fprnreri. On fnd after Jane 15, 1857, THREE DAILY TRAINS wiU be run in both. directions for throneh psisengers. First The ACCOMMODATION TRA.I.V stirts from Cnii'den S'aiion, Baltitnore, at 7 A.

except SuDiiay. stops at way stations Bnd arr.ves at Cuin-briand at 4 t. M. Sc-oord The MAIL TRAIN starts ex-Cf pt ed at a 30 A. and RTivs at Wheel mg at 4 25 A.M., ootiiectjpg at Ben wood with Central Oriio tr-Tiins tor Coium'rjus, Cincinnati, tmiiahapolis, IjOiiis-Tille.

hicaso. St. -IjOhm. nndat sam place with trftirs for Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit. Cleveland Koud, and also at Parkersbuig with Road.

Third. The ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI EX PRESS TRAIN leaves daily at 5.05 P. connecting at Benwood at 9 A. M.

with express trains from IJpilaireto Cineinna'i. (without change of Cars at Colvmbus.) and reaching then? in hut 25 hours from Baltimore ard 6 lmurs from Washing! on. It also connects directly, in both at Grfton with cars by Parkersburg ar Marifita ronds fr Cliilli-cothe, etc. These trains connect at Xenia for Indianapolis. Chicago and Sr.

IiOuis. and at Cincinnati with the Groat Ohio and Mississippi Express for Louisville. Cairo and St. Louis through to St. Louis in less than 42 hours from Baltimore.

By this train the time to ail the central and southern places in the West is much less, while the distattce is from 40 to 100 miles" shorter than by ths shortest of other routes. From the West these connections are equally close satisfactory, arriving at Baltimore at 8.30 A. M. checked through to all points. 'JHROUGH TICKETS sold at lowest rates at Can den Station and at Washington.

D. Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may vieto the entire road by diylight, by taking morning trains, and lying over at Cumlierland or Oakland, and resnmine next morning by Wheeling Accommodation Tram, leaving Cumberland at 8 ar.d Oakland at 10.50. FOR WAY PASSENGERS. The Cnmbfrlmd Aceommoca'i Train at 7 A. will stop at all Stations east of Cumberland, and th Wheeling Accommodation at all Stations lievond Cumberland going West.

EastwarcHy, tire Mail Train leaves Wheeline at 8 30 A. and Accommodation leaves Cumberland at 9, reaching Baltimore at 5 30 P. M. ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkrsbunr, way passengers will take.the Express westir ardly and the Ma il easf wnrdlv. The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4 P.

stop-pine at way stat ions, leaves Frederick at 9-15 a. arriving at. Ba.lt.imor at 12 noon The ELLICOTT'S MILL TR IN leaves at 5 45 A. M- and 5 15 P. M.

Leaves Ellioott's AIillsat7 M. and 7 P. except Sunday. FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. Leave Baltimore for Washington at 4.15 and 9.15 A.

and 5.15 P. M. On Sundays at 4. 15 A. and 5.15 P.

M. otly. Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6 and 8 30 A. and 3 and 4.20 P. M.

On Sundays at 7 A. M. and 4.20 P. M. only.

The first ana fourth trains from Baltimore, and the secorid and fourth trains from Washington, will be express mail trains, stopping only at Washington Ji.ncfion and Annapolis Junction. The 9.15 and 5 '5 trains from Ba'timore and the 8.30 and 4.i0 trains from Washington connect with the trains from A nr apol -s. For tiuiiets, information, fare. apply to J. T.

ENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticket oifi -e. Camdea Station WM. S. WOODSIDE, tf: Masterof Transportation, Baltimore. PATTERNS! PATTERNS'! of tha.aiea! style for Ladies and Children at the Patters Store, No.

436 BALTIMORE STREET, near Pearl. The art of DRESS CUTTING BY MEASUREMENT Uuxit by Mrs. PETT TRT Torn-iR SU. ua-Ue? fmFT' JESSE MARDEN, 4.11 STORE AND FACTORY -kNo. SOUTH CHARLES STREET, vr T.1- iLrtrl snifn.7 rtf nlv TJilv.

Live Stock, Ctial, Depot, Warehouse and other kin of SCALES, wholesale and retail, warranted eaual.te the Fairbanks' Scales, and at much less price. o3-tir TliE CHEA PEST SCALES are those wiu 3 Si .3 i annoArihap rv.tt li a.imhiSt, fitnnh Sruilea the subscriber ms I h-inda n.nri sises. as Raibtrat' Track am! Depot, Hay, Coal, Dormant and Pprtaslf wareliouse and Platform Scales, Coaster BalantKiS, Patent Balances an4 Aoparatus, wnolesale an retail. UlGHARD MURDOCK, ialH-Sm." 46 South Charles street IMPORTANT TO THE The undersigned most re- r. i i 1 1 mvibtrpa uio ivxcuilvu Pnnn nnl 1 1 la general to call and examine the great irairev-mant of his late GLASS PAD TRUSS, patented October 7th, 18i6, and recommended by the principal Surgeons and of tha United States as tis only and best Truss for the support and radical cart of Hernia, suitable to Men, Women and Childrea.

Ke has secured his patents in England and Franea, Truss applied free of charge. Fnoa of single Truss Double Truss A U-raliiacoustRuowe'l to Druggists. CKAS. C. REINHARDT, MaHufaoturer of Surgical Instrument, 7 N.

Gay street, nesr Baltimore Mt E3 tfj (Late C. C. Bgmharr.t. Light i 'afHicted llwtire frf1JK irnSof celebrated elixir known "mSJSSSP' Wrationand cure eflected in five 7 toirtta POTmitting ti patient to walk lmme-pr ten nwnutea, Pf i9ncer Distinguished testl- Ts shwn fmm any part of the United OToall at ffis office. No.

21 Monument Souare. opposite the Gilmor Oihoe hours. to 10 A. MT and 3 to 7 P. M.

Fee 50 cts. my2-Smt OLD HORSES, COWS, HOGS. 2 60wi paid, on delivery at theBooe actory of North Point road and the uroad, west ajrfa crrms un. They will lie removed Dy caUiug cor. Chew and Sterlmg streets, and htty cents paid the messenger, Eons Dust and Animal Manure wT tottow.

JOSHUA HOilNEJi. 'm- SALES AT iJAJLi IMUKK ON SATURDAY: 452 Cit tf 6'8 973 do '90, nw 25 shs div oil, blO 25 shs do b6i 5a shs with S34 mi Sift SX 55K" 13,000 do '90. SflO 24 i 18 bus As'tedFire Orders Ihr tedFirelns 7 aiv orders 5(1 shs do D60 1550 ex 50 shs NCR 18 20 Eiis BA-OR, div off 52 25 shs do 52 10 shs 50 shs 50 sns 50 Eiis do do do do s60af5 b30 AFTER board: W.H 1 75 shs with 18,1 div orders, b60 50 shs Canton ICS shs NCR 100 shs do s60 55 STOCK PRICES AT PHILADELPHIA JTJNE 13. The main feriture in the s'oel market this morning was the largo business in Readme. Some 2-VMi shines changed hands at iirst board at 38 down to 38.

Aftsr the adjournment of the. hoard, sales were mide is low as 3'i, when it recovered, and sold up to37. Inothsr securities there was no material variation. STOCK PRICES AT NEW YORK JUNE 13. The principal feature ht the New York hoard on Saturday wasa lirge decline in Reading.

It closed on Friday at 13ii at the first and 77 at seo nd Ixmid. This mommer it opened at went down to and ra hied to 7-j at the close. JV1 reh South closed Bt against 4'-y at second lward Ill Centl declined selling at IStiHlSa reg; La Crosse and Al ilwaut ee to 12i reg; Clev and Pitts Ja, to 42i 'eg. t.s bfif; Pannia to 91a9i reg; sai-s of Perm Cil Rt P2J4; Cumb Coal at IV4; Harlem at 11; Huusoa Ri vi-ratal. Krie advanced sxtlin at casn; Galena and Chio sailing nr.

83J reg, 9 btfl; Cleva arid Toledo H. to 57 cash. 57 bo; New York Central to L'iaSiJs rec. 82Ja hSii. Jn Stato stocts, sales of issoun 6s at 83.

A small lot of Vireini 6s sold at? 92, advanca. Cahlornia73 brought 6 la64Ji tor bond 187ii an 1875, advance. In Railroad bonds the business was light. Ill Central closed at 97; Harlem 2d mtge tit 70: and Galena and Chic di. do.

at At second board, ill Centl bonds elosed at Cum Coal I'Ui Erie 32; New York Centl Hvtein 11; Panama 91: Reading 14: Clev and To! 57; Michigan Southern Market steady. The Y. Post, of Saturday evening, says: "The money market is active. There are continual changes of leans, arising ou: of tho specie movements, but the Fupply of money is liberal and rites are steady at 6a7 per cent loans. 7 to 8 per cent tor discounts of prima paper, and for short.

Unendorsed names 9 to 12 Pt-r cent. "The ioreign exchange market closed to dav firm at ViJi for s-teiling bankers' bills md 5.loya5.17?i for francs. Higher rates were asked by one or two houses lor sterling, but could tot he obtained." The foreign exports from the port of BaHimore. last week, amour in value to $3 3.423. Included in tiese expoi ts were 5.000 bbls wheat llour; 475 obis corn meal; 6co bushels com; 54? tons Cumberland coal; and 2,376 hfids tobacco.

The va'us of dry goorls imported at New York last Week was S940.9d4, i which only was thrown upon the marker. The value imported in xrcvk last year was 1,132,737, of which was thrown upon the market. BALTIM ORE MAR KET SATURDAY. Cofvee. Tne Corlee maiktt today ruled s-nn3-whatacuve.

Sales of 850 hags good at ll, ceuU. Sales inte yesterday of bags fair Rio at 11 cents; 151 hags goi-d do. at cents, anaft'O bas rejected do, atltji-ah cents. Sales to-day of 153 bags Coffee at li54 cents per ib. We refer to Messrs.

White Elder's weekly report: Wfikly Ccffee Report: Importations of Rio Coffee tooth of June. bags 1 ceived since none Importations to same date last 39.238 Increase of importations this year. .17, 0 Stock on hand Gth of June 42,000 Sales since 7.60J Srock ol Rio in first hands this day 34,000 Stock ofLnguajra 1.5m Particulars of baas at 1 cents, 65n do. at 650 do. at 2, 50 at snJf-iU'.

ki at li'Ji, sr.ii t4 has from sc hands at HaLia cams per 10. Total sales 8,240 bags. Our Ct.ii ee market has been quite active this week, as indicatt by the riLwivo repoit of S'ies, which Wfre iiicde chiefly to Western buters. Tne tmlk uf ths falea aie fr the cargoes the barks Euina and Ciirionia Wiight. row discharging.

Thai cargo the barh Mondamin, 5.2 K1 baas, is going into tore without being offered, and the stock now on hand is generally held aliove tlie views of buyers. We qiu.tc prime Rio at cts, fur 11 cents, ordinary to medium grade! ll'air-K cents. Lasuajra cents, and Java Coffehl4 at to cjnts per lb. White Eldeh, Cotlee Brokers. Baltimore, June 13th, 1857.

Ktors anb Al Gal. There F'our market wa dull r.rd heavy to-day. Sales on 'change of 0 bbls iw-rrd sn eer super at 7 and bbls do. at .57 ia. The market closed dull at 7 S7J per bbl for a' I description of super Fiour.

Buver were freeH nifWing g7 5 per bnr holders were generally hieher rates fo; Howard street, Ohio and City iillsn-per. Sales JOo bbls Hownrd street exTa at MM Ve quote Howard street extra -S3 25. Ohio do. at 7 75 aS8, snd City Mills do. at 8 12 1 3 25 per bbl.

Ba.ti-ir.we ground faniiiy Flour is now sailing at 10, and extra fit 69 per bbl. Rye Fiour No saie i-d. We ouote it Snn nsr bbl. Cora Men-Mo svea to day. We quots City Meal at 54 i5, aa-1 Country do.

ar 3 75 per bb! neat Supply very lig-ht, and in the ab-serce "I 'transactions our quotations are consequently romiral. About 5n bushels ofl'eretl on 'ciiange tn-day. A small rot of fair white ar 1 82 We quote good to prime white at 1 90a 85, choice whitest Si. Good to prime Jed at 1 8.l 85 per bushel. Cora A fair supply, and the market heavy.

Aoout bii3heis otfered or: 'change to-day, and aiies of ,000 bushels damp while and yellow at 84a87 cents. We quote jod to pr.me white at 8Sa9o cents, and good to prime yellow at 88a31 cents per bushel. It AooutSOj imshels oi'ered on 'chanse to-daj and all soid. Pennsylvtaia at gl iii per busoei a decline of 3 cenfs per bushel oa previous sales. We quote Msy-and Rye nominally at 0 per O-ts duil and oop-ine.

Alut 2coo bushels orlored oa "ehange tu-riay, arid half soid, Maryland at 53a0 cents. Viriiiia at 56153 cents, snd Perisvrwn" ars nt 62k 54 per basri. Lumber. Sales cf 61 feet Nor'h Caro'ina Sap Br-ards ar i Sc-antiinsr nt S't3. and SO feet 4-4 Floormjr at We anote White Pine at 14 to S25 for comtnon to spleet Culltnffs.

Laths A fair supply, and prices Ti'unuaal at 1 6ii per M. No rec- pis me pa si wees. Molasses. The mnrket was quiet today for all varieties ol Molasses, and no material chanee in the tone of the rraiket. Some little inquiry, bul po reported.

Holders generally remain lirm in tnSirviwa at the quotations. We now qaote as follows: Cuba clayed at cents: in hiids 55a53 cents, do. in bbis 5Su60 cents; Eunlish Island 53453 cents, Porto Rico at 5ttaS3 ccpts; and New Ori-ans 7 cents. Refined Svrup is now quitted at 72a75 cenU, cash, and at 7 5a 78 cents per gallon, 4 Provisions. Pruvisiots rattier mora active to-day.

Bee.t: jyo sales to-daj. We quota Baltimore Mesa Beeiat 20, do. No. 1 at 16aSt7; Western Mess at 16. and do.

No. 1 gl4 per bbl. Pork Xo sales to day. We quote Mess Pork at 25. Prime Et 19 t'iOaf 39 25, Rump Pork at i8 OOafia 25 per bbl.

Bacon Sales to-day of 60 hhds sides at lt cents: 100 Jihcs do. at 13 cents: 20 hhds do. at cents: 5 hhds houlders at 11 cents; pieces plain hams at '2J4 crs; trcs canvassed bams at 13H cents: arvl 10 hds plain lams at ceiifs. Also, ecuh 50 in jobtiiiig lots, (shoulders nt i cnts. and sides fit.

centa per Ih. Bmk Salss late yesterday of Sj.tfH'l ibs bulk shoulders at cents. We now f-tote bulk shoulders at 10 cents; aides at ll) cents, and bulk jiams at 10J cents per li. Lard No sales to-day. We no quote City Lard at I33ial4 cents, Western Lard in bbls and trcs at 1415 cjats Der it.

Rich. No sales of imporianoe to day. We quote good prime; Rice from srore at 5a5Jg cents per lb. Salt. A fair demand lor Liverpool and sales of GroiiiiO Aiuin from shipboard at 85 cents per sack.

We vote it 1 45 br Marstiall's. JerJ'rey's and D'Arcy 's fine; and at (gl 60 per sack for Ashtcn's fire. Bulk Salt We imw quote St. Ubes at. 2022 cent.

Turk's Island at 22a24 cents, and Cadiz at I8a20 oents per r.nshel. Market quiet to-day, but steady. Sai3 of 25 hhrfa Porto Rico Snsar at 11 25, and 10 bhris jo. st $11 44 per U0 its. Holdeia continue firm, and aro not ois posed to sell unless at full rates.

Stock in first bands ianrs. We now quota as follows, viz: Fair to choice Porto Rico Sugars at 10 fair to prime Cnlaaud English Island Sugars at 10 50aSll 5d; and Teftnint grades of Cuba and English Island Sugars at 9 2-5 per 100 ihs. "Whisky. The Whisky market to-day was rather dull, wuh Iit4it.tle inquiry. Sales fit 50 b)la Couatry Whisky at cents, and 150 bbls in bbls, at 33 cents.

now quote City distilled at 3 55a3i cents, and Ohio Whisky at 36 ceuts per gallon. Boston (Brighton) Cattle Market, June 11. At market, 575 Beeves, 81 Sheep and Lambs, and 3200 Swine. Prices Beef Extra at 10 50, hrst qua lity 75, second quality 8 75. third quality 51), ard ordinary at 5 SOagS per 100 lbs.

Cows an4 Calves Sales at z4 to 'R0. Sheep and Lambs Extra at Ga 69, and by lot at 3 00. Swtne Wholesale at 7 a3 cents, and retail at 8a9 cents per lb. Columbia (Pa.) Wholesale Lumber Market June 1 St h. Common Cull Boards and Grub Piankat S10: Culling do.

S13; 2d Common do. $18; 1st Common do. S30; Pahnel 36; Hemlock Boards and Scantling S'll: do. long lensths $13; Pine Scantling $15; Plaster Lain 2a3; Shingles 12a 18. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

New Orleans Market, June 12. Cotton Market unchanged. Sales to day of 7000 sales for the week 5000 bales; receipts far 3.T10 bales: stock in pfrt 95.M 0 bales; decrease to the same time last year bales: decrease fit all Southern ports 543,840 bales. Sugars are duil. Flour is hetter.

wir.h sales at 7 50. Com is dull st 85 cents. Lard is berrer, sales at 15; cents. Freights very dull. Sterling Exchange 10, on New York Mobile Market, June 12.

Cotton. Sales to-day of Iwtks; receipts are 9.0t!0 bales against 1,000 bales to same time last year; decrease to do. 13 1 tales; stocx b-re is 440ft hrMps. District of Columbia Arfvertiseraents. ZZZ By EIJVV'1 S.

WRIGHT. Auctioneer. fM VALLEY VI F.W FARM KsaL AT AUCTION. If not disposed of at private sale before TUESDAY, the SOth of Jute, the property will bs oiFer at public sale on that day. at 3 o'clock P.

on tun premises. This VALUABLE FAKM, the resident of the kite John H. King, containiug alxmt 50 ACRES, is well known to be one of the most beautiful anddesira-b pieorsof propeity on the picturesque heights of C. Itis in the liighasr. ttaie of culti-va'ion, a lart portion occupied as a marfcet and ornamental garden, several ORCHARDS of thi finest Fruit-, hud a large Vineyard oi Catawra and Isabella grapes.

The bui'dines are a large FAMILY RESI-DKiVCE. anda small Cottage for a gar lener's family; Stables, liflrn. Hay Shed. in good ordar. There are two beautiful springs of pure water on the plioe, affording an abundant supply for nil purposes.

This descript on gives but a faint idea of the character of this desirable place. Persons wish leg to pu'enase ara invited to examine it persorially. Terms at sale. Ellen j. kiNg, Adm'x.

j12-ts, EDW'D S. WRIGHT. Auct." HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, Thatrap plication will lie made to the Mayor and City Council for changing the bed of Ensor straet, between Harford avenue ami Chase st. a 3-1aw9t LI, IE. FOR BUILDING or WHITEWASHING.

FOf AT in larce or small quantities, at the S. E. of PKATT "AND FREMONT STS j9l2-6t '74 bbls. extra superior Labrador ard Halifax for salefry R1CHAK DSON CO jll-lt'tf 73 Smith wharf. Sacks G.

A. SALT. 4.474 Sacks Marshall's Fine. Now landing from ship Bazaar from Liverpool, and for Ue in lets to suit PREAnEf)t jeS-lOt corner South and Pratt sts. KEESE AND BUTTER.

Ml Ix.ses mild EASTERN CHEESE, and 20 kegs priB GLADES BUTTER just in. ELLICOTT HEWES, ill tf? 59 Exchange Place. t0ti' 'MM -fift ARK AND CLAY STS. T.VJriNIXe, :o.t 'LUMBER tSS-tfY. CHERRY, 3i- VIIVIHV, JliM; 15, IWi7.

ICvrieuonaeiiCe of rnn Baltimore Sun. Washington, June 13. The Central American Treaty Tne A'ew Propositions Fvblic Opinion in England--Thit Alliance in Crntral America Another Civil War Impending General Walker, The proposition which Lord Palmerston. in bis recent spech, mentions as having been offered to this government, to wit: the adoption by the United' States government of the conditions and stipulations of the convention of August last bftween Great B'ita'n and Honduras, is altogether inadmissible. The pi ess cf that country is remarkably unanimous on this point.

It is competent for Great Britain and Honduras ta enter into vi bat stipulation thev please, but these is no propriety in making the United States a party to them. The counter-proposition of the I'm ted States Senate was simply toomit all mention of that convention, and provide that England and the United States should acknowledge the Bay Islands as a part of the territory of Honduras, thus requiring that the cession to Honduras should be unconditional. Every difficulty as to 0t'al America seems to have been go: over but this. The pioposiiion of Lord Palmerston. above refentd to, was ottered to the government some weeks pro, and the repLyofthe Secretary of State declining it was communicated to the British minister about the 1st of this month.

It is not at all improbable that some other proposition will be offered on the part of Great Britain after some further negotiation. It seems to have been the general impression in England tirat the treaty, as amended by the Senate, would be accepted by the British government, and it is very possible that public opinion there will require the adjustment of the question upon the teims proposed bv the United States. We learn fiom Nicaragua that Costa Rica and other Stales lattly allied with her are about to take possession of Nicaragua as a conquered country, and partition it among themselves. The Costa Kicans claim the lion's share. They not only claim the river San Juin, but the whole line of transit by way of the lake.

The other States wiil not assent to this, and will resist th- pretension bv foce. Another civil war, involving all these turbulent little States, is on the eve of conmieneerm-iit There is a Walker piity in Nicaragua, and they will call upon Walker to mum, tve'n before he is quite ready fur another campsiiyn. Upon his return he will probiblv be at the bead of an alliance of all the States against Costa Rica. Gen. Walker is now in this c.itv and will leave on Monday for New York.

He has called upon the Pretide.Hj Luc not, it is said, in relation to business. Iox. Correspondence of rbt San.) Washington, June 14. The Gran Jury rnd tke Lats Riots An Investigation Sa-'e of Tt The Homicide V. S.

Ship Plymouth Rite Cf Confirmation Bids fvr-ik California Maili.1'ral of Major McKeir The Sunday Train, -c. The grand jury for the county of Washington a ill cohuiitnte iis regular term'on Monday next. This session will be one of deep interest, as doubtless the mayor will submit to that body a full, Peculate ard impartial statement of the utrages, as well as an otiicial report of the resort to which he was driven to rescue the metropolitan city from riot. Startling developments may iiave been brought to observation from sources hince fee fatal first day cf June. Men lit mnler suspicion may be honorably exonerated from censure, whilst others who fancy their-wicked pes unknown, and who would fain invest themselves in mantles of innocence, niiy realize that justice, though slow, is sure, and be sstonisbed that "their sin has found them The fullest investigation, regardless of men, wealth, irfiuence or" any other consideration, is desired at the hands of the new grind jury.

Every geod citizen wiil be gratified to let the sbnf'P tiv where thev may. Tart of lot 11, in square 071, corner of Tenth i et west and 1 street north, sold to Col. John P. Wheeler, for 65 cents per foot, aggregite amount 3,313 10; and part of lot 23, in square 1250, with improvements, for 81,420. to Mr, Mus-tinand Mrs.

Margaret Osborne. James C. McGuire, auctioneer, sold part of lot 11, in square 8.8, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets east, to Mr. Chas. Naylor, for 10 cents per foot.

John Hall and Frank Elleit, of Alexandria, charged with being implicated in the late homicide case at Gerhardt's, were arrested ar.d brought to this city. After investigation they were held to bail the sum of each for their apptar-arice at the criminal court. It is ex peered that the rite cf confirmation will be edministered in T. initv church, on the evening of Tuesday next, by the Right Rev. Bishop W'hittint'bam, of Maryland, to aboutforty candidates.

This service was announced for the 2Dch May. but was deferred in consequence of raiu and illnss. A pot-t-inortem examination of the body of the late Major McNeir took place yesterdav, but the results have not nor is it likely they will transpire immediately. The physicians of Washington, in conjunction with the board of health arfd the mayor, are fully aware of the importance of this subject, and ars unwearied ia their investi gations here, as well as in eorrespoariinr with their professional brethren tb.rousn.oiit country. When ibe result of these deliberations stall be made public the work will be of great value, even if the real cause of the malady is not fully determined.

General Walker has received numerous calls from our citizens. Latest accounts received at Georgetown state that the injury by the continued hiirh waters is not as great a n't first supposed, and that some ttT boats bive already passed downward to the District Columbia. At Drovers' Rest, the offerings cf beef cattle amounted 'o I'm heed, 13( of which were taken vi 5 a So f-er 110 lbs. Sheep and lambs fa SO a S3 50 per Lead. Cows and calves Si5 to SlU.

The subject of the exorbitant prices of beef, a Troiight to light by the "Sun," during the lat week or two, is of' general interest here, and ail desire such a course as will compel unprincipled f-peculators to come down. The Sunday morning train of cars is a decided ricecmmodation. Not only can hundreds uf worthy roectanics take a round trip ticket and spend the day with their families in Baltimore, but Lurideds can 8 vail themselves of a few hours at some neighboring village or country house, ai veil as to atter.d some of the numerous churches along the route between this and Baltimore. Washington- Navy Yard The U. S.

ship Ply. TtiOUth, Cuj t. Dahigreen. was Kt in commission 3 esteiday giorinng. 1 Le Water- itch arrived about 6 o'clock with the crew of the Plymouth.

Ciumbering; all told, men, and also brought thell-incii experimental gun for the same ship. On this cruise, also, the important improvements on thecapxtan, by that valuable officer Rainbow, will be fully tested. Fulton is nearly ready for sea. She Will be commanded by Capt. John J.

Alma. The contemplated erection of a new Methodist Episcopal church on the site of the time-honored Ebenezer seems to iaeet with universal favor. The Aroeiican party held a meeting on Friday 'evening and resolved' to appoint committees to make a thorough investigation in relation to the rate riots, and to bring the guilty parties to They propose to have the committees ccintcstd of all parties. The following are the bids for earring the U. S.

mails overland to California: S. Howell and A. E. Pace from Gaines' Landing, on the Mis-sisir Francisco; to commence at Vicfcs-fcurg if prefer red weekly, Sl.OfKVJOO for the fl'st x-ear, SrOO.CCO for the. econd, 5700,000 for the third Bnd for the fourth year.

Ja. E. Birch, from Memphis to San Francisco, semi-weekly, WHi. James Glover, from Mempaisor Vicks-burg, semi-monthly, weekly, Tni-weekly, $500,000. John Butterford, Wai.

B. IMiismoie. Wm. G. Fargo, James V.P.

Gard-npr. Marcus L. Kinvon. Hamilton Spence and Alexander Holland frcrn St. Louis, weekly, 5f 150.000; semi-weekly SGOO.OOO.

David D. Mitch- ell, Samuel B. Churchill, Robert Campbell, Wm. Gilpin and others semi -weekly, S5000. 000.

John Butterford, Wm. B. Dinsmore, Wm. G. Fiw, and others from Memphis, semi -monthly, weekly, semi-weekly, John liutte'rfield and others, from St.

Louis, se- i mi-monthly, weekly, 81.50.000; semi- weekly, James Johnston, and Jos. i Clark; from St. Louis, semi-monthly, weekly, $390,000 and semi-weekly, 8320,000. Win. Hollingshead, the president of the Minnesota, Nebraska and Pacific Mail Transportation Company, put ia a bid, but it was irregular, teing after time proposing to perform the semi-weekly service for $550,000.

John Butierfield and others are willing stipulate in the contract that the route indicated by them may be modified and changed to the north or south to avoid any obstable that may be ound bv experience to interfere with the safe and regular 'transmission of the mails. The funeral of the late lamented Major Geore McNeir took place this afternoon. The pallbearers were eight in of which four represented the veterans of the war of lbl2; two the Methodist Episcopal Church, and two the judges of the levy court. The body was borne in procession to Wesley Chapel, where an appropriate discourse was delivered by the pastor, the Rev. Wm.

Krebs, and other additional fine choir pouring forth hymns in their usual exquisite style. The audience was very large. After the ceremonies at the sanctuary the profession moved to Greenwood Cemetery, where the body was interred with other usual solemnities. Correspondence of the jjaltimore Sun. New York, June 13.

Sailing of Steamers Reception of Gen. WaUce Supposed Murder Yellow Fever Goods i JSondcd Warthouses The Brooklyn Murder. The United States mail steamer Ariel, Captain left to-day for Southampton, Havre and Brtrrsen, with 150 passengers and ia spfcie. Among the passengers are the Rev. Dr.

4tT 11 jvrmuage, OI mis cuy, me ivev. mi cuiitij.cy, ui ana Alex, liiei, oi iticnrnonu, va. The United States mail steamer Washington, 'Cavendy, left to-day for Southampton and Bremen, with 75 passengers and $500,000 in specie. General Walker will arrive in this ciiy on Tuesday, at 11 o'clock A. by steamer from Perth Amboy.

He will be received at the Biitte-j-y, pier No. 1. Tuesday will be the second uiversary of the landing of the General ia Nica- iagua. Michael Filch, a private watchman, was em- r.lovtd last night to watch iron on tbe pier foot Staiiton kt.tet, and this morning no tiding of him cou)d fce oUaiped, Ili cap and club wjre 1 ersonsaia dis.ion i addressing jlft-lrn. Ult.

J. li. 3I1LIA re, MJ. D1 THE 6.XLY PHYSICIAN Offers the most Crtam, Sppj A oavMtl Remedv in the wrid for all oa'y iiee 'DISEASES OF IMPRTJdkncf RelifnfromBioiiifovK No Mercury or Nnrtnus rj ITj-acur warranted or TN FROM ONE TO TWO r.vs Organic Weakness, Pains in thf Bnok tA Stnctures.A Sections of the Kidneys awl ous Debility, Dyspepsia. Languor, low of Ideas.

Fnipitation of the Heirt, Timuirty-Treinblinss, Himness of Sisht or Giddiness, Aaeete" of the Throat, Nos or Skin tfcns territ easo3 arising from the inds-retion or Solitary Habtg of Youth those Dreadful and Destructive which produce Constiturionai Iieinhty, rerJcT ssr-riage impossible, and dpstm lnw.h irody and min? YOUNG HEN, Especially, who have become lh viotimsof Sotstsrf Vioa, that dreadful and destructive habit which asa aUy sweeps to an untimelv grave thousands of Yqhs Men ot the most exaltwi tafents and brilliant inteOe who mignt otherwise have ertncc listening Sacstei-, with the thunders of e'oqucnne. or waked to eommfF the living lyre, may call will fnil confidence. MARRIAGE. ATLRiED Pbksoss, or Young Men marrr-ge, being aware physical weakness, oTetoi debility, defonmties. speedily cured.

He who places himself under the care of Dr. J. br religiourly cor-fide in his honor as a gentiemsa, i conndentiy reiv upon his skill ns a Physician. ORGANIC WEKNE3S immediately cured and full restored. DR.

JOHNSTON. Member of the Royal College cf Surgeons. Loaded graduate from one of the most eminent Cbliesese the United States, and the greater part of whoss tti haa been spent in the hospitals of IxmdoL, Pans, P-ladclphia and elsewhere, has effected some of the ssssS astonishing cures that were ever known; many bled with ringing in the head and ears when treat nervousness, bemg alarmed at Eudden gcubo bashfuiiierB, with frequent blushing, attended rt-i-tim-23 with a derangement of mind, were cured nssta-dialeiy. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr.

J. addresses ail those who have injured i impniper icdulgencss and solitary whieh i sin. both body and mind, unfitting thsai sr eiiner Business, Study. Sociefty or Marriage. These are some of the fad and melancholy effwrifc by early habits of youlhs, viz: WeeiBefteoS he fiaek and Limbs, Pains in tha Read.

Dimiees Sight, Lots of Muscular Power, Palpitatioa of Iks Dyspepsia, Nervous Irriiabilitv. of the Diyesti'v? Functions, General Debility, Syay-toms of Omsumr.tion, o. Mentally. The fearful eitPCa on the mixff am rnvTch ro i dreald Ioss of Memory, CoEfaeii Idea3, DepressioTi of Spirits, F.vil Forclmdinsrs, At-sior! to Society, Self -Distrust. Love of Solitude, timidity, are some of tha evilb prodncoi.

Thoiisai'ds of persons of all ages can no- judge is the cause of their declining health, losins tlieirvixre becoming weak, fple, rterwraa and enacifted, hsvjsi singular appearance about tho eyes, cough and yrsf toms of omsummion, DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS. By this great and important remedy weakness of orrans are Epeedily cured and full vigor restored. Thousrjidii of the most nervous and debilitated, wfc-v -had lost all hope, have been immediately reheved. All impediments to Marriage.PhyBicalor Mwtsi IjORs of Prooreative Posrer.

NerotS Irritability, Tremhiing and "Weakness, cr Extaassaa fcf tiis most fearful kind yeedily cured. YOUN3 AxEN 1 ho have injured themselves by a certain prseties fit dulged in when alone a hab't frequently learned frc-ass tvil eomparions, or at scnnol. the effects of whieh rtss nightly feit, even when anleep. aud if not cured rmdsr marriage impossible, and dcs'rrrjB both mind an tcy Ehouid apply immediately. What a pity that a yonrs man.

the hope of his country the dartirig of his parexm should be snatciied from all prospects and enjoymect of lifs.by the consequences of deviating the ptV of nature, and indulging in a certain secret httiit. K5 persona must, before conrempiating MARRIAGE, reflect that a sound mind hody are the most nees sary requisites to promotr connubial happiness, tft deed, without these, the journey through Ufa becoim weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens to view; xhe mind becomes shadowed wiih dsspair with the melancholy reflection that the happine? of another becomes b'iehted with our wr. ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS. Tee Many TnorsANns cured at tai3 institaSiaS within the last fifteen years, and th numerous us-portant Surrical Operations performed by Dr. JobtJ-eton, witnessed by the rejxijters of the papers and rsiSf other persona, notices of t-hich have appeared asau and aeain before the publia, besides his Etandicg as eentieman of character and responsibility, ib cient guarantee to th sfflictsd.

OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK left hand side going from Baltimore streot, a few dce8 from the corner. Fail not to observe name and 2Sxa.fcrB Letters must be paid and contain a 6tamts. The Diplomas kanr in his Ojfice. ml Imf BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

DR. JQHNSTOXf The founder of this celebrated Institution the oaiy Regularly Educated Physician Advertising offers titf most speedy and efticacicts remedy ia theworia for all tne effects of IMPROPER AND EVIL HABITS. Organic Weakness, Pains in the Loins, grriottifeit General Debiiity, Lassitude, Prostration, Nervona-ness. Restless Nights, Palpitation of the Heart. Rinsing in the Ears, Low of Memory, Confusion, Melancholy, A flections of the Head, Throat, Nose or Ssris.

and all those r-ecnliar disorders arising from the icdi-eretson or So'biry Habits of Youth, rendering theiX ucCt for either Business. Study. SocretT or Marrig DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE. When tha missruidrd snd imprudent votary of 'a-eure finds he has imbibe! the seeds of this painfal diat-ease it too ofr.en happens that an ill-timed sense oi shame cr dread of discovery deters him from applying to those who, from education and respectability, cv! alone befriend him. Ke falls into the hands of souw ignorant and designing prerender, who, incapable of curing, filches his pecuniary suostance, keeps aim trifling month after or as long its the smallest fe can be obtained, and in leaves him with rome4 health to sigh over his gailing disappointment; or bT the use of ti.at deadly poison.

Mercury, hatese the coneritutionai rvniptoms of thia terrible disease, sok as Aiiectionsofthe HeaJ, Thnwt. Nose, Skin, progiessing with frightful rapidity till rtruth put m. period to his dreadful suflerines by sending him to limit undiscovered country from whose bourne no trtTCisr returns. ORGANIC WEAKNESS ImrwAiatfly Cured and Full Vigor Restored. This dreadful disease is the penalry paid by the tims of improper induieenees.

The svstem beooiae eraiiged, the Physical and Mental functions W'esi-ened. Loos of Procreative Power, Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia. Palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion Wasting of the Frame. Cov-sh. Consumption, to.

OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK East or left hand side trains from Baltimore str N. B. Letters roust be paid and contain a stara. SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.

laH-fa FRENCH MEDICAL 16 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET. DR. A. HUET has returned to this establishment, founded by him over fifteen years mo, and resumeViiifl former practice. Distant patients and others wh were disappointed during his absence may now apply with the certainty of being thoroughly cured of any (4.

those complaints in which Dr. H. has been so eraiseat ly successful for thirty odd years, viz; Consumption. Bronchitis, Disease of the Heart, Premature Deotine and ail the train ef infirmites arising from improper indulgences- excess or imprudence in youth or aduit See his Book on those complaints, to be had st fei Those who had their disease palliated or driven mi the system by Buchu. or rendered almost incurable by Mercury, or who nave been otherwise mai treated, may rely upon having their systems thoroughly Cleansed, and every vestiee of the disease fully eradicated by a short course of Dr.

treatment. Recollect he sti i continues his former method of cuaraate-imr his cures. -r TO STRANGERS Dr. H. is the only Tegoiar rhysician of the Baltimore Faculty who advertises; it also a member of several other faculties in this country and Europe, and a graduate of the medical school of Paris, as his diploma will show.

lO-Observehis name on the marble portiix), trees before the house. Distant patients treated by correaeorsdence. and remedies sent at the doctor's risk all parts cf th country. Address box 50 Baltimore postoffice. lactose a stamp to use on the reply, ml 8-1 R.

MAGNUM'S LUCIN A CORDIAL. OK ELIXIR OFLO VEt The only positive cure for Loss of Muscular EnerfTt Physical Lassitude and- General Prostration, Irritability, and aii Nervous Affections, Indigestion, Sloe-gishcess of the Liver, and every disease ia any wsy-conneeted wirh the Organio Funotions. Persons about to marry, if conscious of any weakness or disability, should invariably take the LUCI-NA CORDIAL, as it will infatiiWy restore health and vigor in a brief period; and where want of off spring i a source of regret, if recourse be had to it. the most beneficial results may be antieijw-ted with confidence. Pers ns all weakHess and lassitude before taking it, at onee become robust and full of energy nndw rin Price 3 per bottle, or four notttes for $1.

For sale bv SETH S. HANCE. 108 Baltimora kpA SWEETSER omet of Charles and Pr Btreets. (f PROCLAMATION. IIU.

OLD DR. CUMMINGS' UNFORTT NAT E'S FRIEND, a safe, speedy and certain er for all liiseases of a private and delicate nature. Tai medicine is pt up in most convenient farm, pa that it crh le carried in the vest ptHsket without fear of tr-ek-aze or defeetioa by the rasst intimate friend. It may traly be oalled tha "UNFORTUMATEfS FRIEND," as it is fails to bring rciif the afflioted and BBfortaaat, curing them ic ice a tw Six It ia also an effective preventive, if taken after tatr furthenawe, it does not nauseate topmost (Jea-cate Btomnch, or leave any disgusting KaeH to IM breath. It is put up ia boxes at 2 per bcz, wiuclt Mt eiiough to cere.

Soid by S. HANCE, No. 108 Baltimore street. SWEETSER corner Charles. and Pra" Sent by mail, on receipt of the price, toany part United States.

sl attendant oomplamto etfeot a cure in the oourse-fti few days, wfe iSwioSonfto diet, business, injury to ins Itis an old and popular nsaaedy, hasjangbeat still is) used in the privai practice oi a radically curing ninety-opa ih the hunsredMfc It leaves no odor on the breaia. and may fee used cyan one without the least fsrf ex wr-Kww at 108 Baltimore street, and ay SV.b.T6ft.R CO comer of Charles and Prattreets. tto. aol-Srai CASH FOR EGROSS. We are ii all tunas 5 chasing SLAVES, -saying the hifiaSa cash pricaa.

persons wishine to toU will call at Na. 11 CAMDsIsS STREET, Baltimore. Negroes to BO Aii f. Goui muni cations shraeEed to i2-tf, WILSON mg naTinsrtha HOW TO GET RICH. PKOF.

OLI VKRbi nevBOOK OF WONDERS, 1X pr.ses. gives 150 diQi er e.t and way. Can be practiced 1 at Rome or it uprrer hr old or young, male or Also, fSlINE FKENCH VrU Lr or A ia ll for s'e by nl HANCE, 1 BALSAM tor l-if street, and t-WEETEi "5 ctwte and Frtt street. iW Sa. sons wisamg seii wiiL please ocd sr 77 -( Slater's old stand.) CommKmeatMns MUKK.

in" only rpason iorsermg out, to chniige business. Apply at No. 4 BaR RE ST. nf ar Light. jel2-3ti Si FOR teA LE A DRUG ST.jRE.

centrally siS located in one of the most prominent el gactly riued up, ai dning a good iaisi-ness. Satisfactory reasons gi.eti lor s-rlling. Terms made ersy. If desired, city property taken in ex-clmiige. Address S- i n-tre P.

O. jl2-6tf VERY DESIBABuW. LOT TO I.EASW, on the wtst side of Bri'adway. comer of MElderry 79 feet front, snd 10' feet df ep to a ten feet a.ley; in whole or in part. Also a LOT on Lee street, near the Dpot.

Apply at No. 78 CENTRE MARKKT bPACE. 3tt FOR LEASE A LOT aid two-story frame Ho USE. Six25 feet, on Grent Hughes street, near asihe Ferrv. suitable for almost any business.

ALSO LOTS TO LEA-E on tfrPnt Hagbes Covington Monteoimry sts. AlsoSTEAM POWER to rtr t. Inqurre cf C. COTTRELL, 32 irrat Hughes street. j6 i2c; FOR RENT-A three story BUILDING, 23 gf I fret Oy 4i.

adjoining our shop, on Clay street, be twees i Park and Lilertv sts. Inquire of H. S. HOGG. Carpenters and Builders, No.

1t OLA.Y bTRFET. je12-3t FOR SALE, f0, A DESIRABLE ES1DENCE, No. 37 Mc-Culloch Etreet. The House is new, three stories high, wi back building, and contains all th3 modern improvements, gas, water fixtures, Apply to STIRLING MURRAY, No. 1 Eldonllall, Fayette near Charles, jl-M s3t j) RARE INDUCEMENT THE GOOD of profits 'propomonste to the receipts oy any in the are for Faie.

It is conducted on tho European plan, and a change of proprietorship will nonjnre he hnsiness. For full particulars addrps-r J. B. box ,153 Ph'ladiphia Post nffioe. j.tl 6 FOR RENT DWELLING No.

574 Bton I Terraced Preston street, with Gns ail Water 'f ixtures co hid etc. Add to jushii'll UAtt- SON 43 aud 45 Light street. j9 7t; FOR EN That very desirable STORE No. 2 Hanover being th3 first house south of iaii Baltimore fctreet. Rent low.

A pply lminediatal on the premises. j9tf( THOMAS R. RICH. FOR SALE A choije COUNTRY SEAT, gjis with about twenty acres or more if desired, situ-S-ate about three mdes north of the city limits: well improved and perfectly healthy. Apply a1; the Sua office.

jes-eoim FOR SALE OR RENT Three new WE L- LLNG HOUSES, three stories, with passaeeand double Back Buildings, with brosrn fronts, oa Saratoga sireet nearly opposite Frank'in square. Inquire of JOSEPH HARVKY, 549 W. Fayetta street, or GEO. A. FR1CK, No.

117 W. Biifimire street, up stairs. 'j9 tf VALUABLE FaRM FOR SALE About miles from the city limits, and half a mile from the Reisterstown ro id. acd three-lourths of a miie from railroad, and is the Farm lately occupied by S. Steele.

It contains aboiit PSJi acres, with a larga STONE HOUSE, in eood repiir, and also Orchard, It has a valuable Water Power on it. It is susceptible of bemg divided into several handsome Country Seats, giving each a view of the Bay. Ajip'y to ADOLPHUS SCHAFFER. je9-10t: No. 74 Bowly's wharf.

ITiOR KENT The very desirable Front ROOM A on the second floor of Warehsuse No. 262 Baltimore streit. between St. Paul ard Charles streets, lonz occupied by Messrs. Sprague Root.

Ako On the third iio-ir of same building, one ROOM. Apply on the premises, to SAMUEL HUNT. 'j9-6t FUK ibAljfc. A OUl'l'flGii, ooutHiaing six 5 rooms, kit dies, cl'ar, lauudiy and wooii-iiouse, "-with a superior fruit gaidenand veranda, wiih grapee; in the western section, about twomi'es From the mrf-hong. A pplv at, the Sun office.

j8-12tt FOR KENT A large three story HOUSE, I5f with double Back Building, and all tha modern conveniences, on Eutaw Sauare, next to Lnnvaie street. A pply at No. 8 HANOVER ST. 'jS -tf IS FOR RENT-The three-story DWELLING fS3 HOUSE on Monument srreet, 4rh door above Cal-vert, Biick Buitdmg aid ail modem conveia- ences. Apply on the prem ses.

jl2-eotit L-Z FOR REM A three-story Brick HOUSE OS! with Back Building, Stable ar.d Carnage House, on the York Rad, about one hundred rds f.om the Northern avenue. A'so, a lare douold HOUSE and STABLE, with a small lot attached. Apply on the pren ises. R. HAMILTON.

jl2-eo3 FOR SALE A THREE STORYDWELL-S ING, with a two-st rv back building, with all the i31 modern coiiveniences of s. first class dwelling, on the southwest corner of Lexington and Repubiicaa streets, 1 IMarmion Plaee. Terms easy. Appiy to DUi. ANY HARRIS, No.

46 iVorth Howard street. every day. je3 FOR SALE A three-srry DvVELLl.NG on Garden street, near the market and Metfcfrdist meeting in Biddle street. Price 61 ,300. Also, a handstJine Dwelling N.

Charles street, 9.00". A Ground Rentof VtOand others. WILLIAM. WAR-F ELD, No. 13 St.

Paul street. mi3-tf. FOR RENT And immediate possession giv-jprijen, tiiat very convenient DWELLING! Gs, Bath House. No. 13 Co umuia street.

Rent S325. Apply to No. 1S Imhard street, aai-eotf; CHRISTIAN KEENER. son oa Eutaw a LOT on Gay running through En- sor improved by two Stores; a DvVELLING oa Aisauith LOTS for sale and lease in various Appiy to GLOCEE8 he NORRIS. 63 Fayetta street I'7-'' iPSa FOR SALE A comfortable three-story Brick DWELLING and STORE.

No. Wdlinn street, with back bnildingand bydraat. Ths house has been lately repaired, and there is gas and gas fix tures in every room ana passage. wounareM er lior.t loot. erms oi sale, one tn'ra oasn; uie ance in 12 md 18 months with interest, inquire ef Dr.

NEWMAN, on the premises. jalO-eolit FOR SALE OR LEASE The WASH IN G-MTilTON MEDICAL COLLEGE BUILDINGS, i the west side of Broadway, opposite Jackson Snare. The lot fronts 20 tect on Broadway, by 220 deep to Bethel street; it also has a front of 220 feet on Hampstead street. A fine pamp of water is in the in-closure. For terms apply to WM.

H. CONKLING, No. 167 Broadway, or to J. W. HUGG, No.

4tt Broad- way. my6 2mS FOR SALE. Seventeen ACRES of prime ffca LAND. 3X miles from the city on tne Old Frede-fesirick Riwt, upon which thero is a magnificent Bailding Site, and arljoins the landsof Messrs. Swjnn, Dorsy and Page, and is admitted to be one of the mos-t respectable and healthy neiahborhoods around the eity.

The improvements are a small but comfortable two-story frame DWELLING, with Balconies front, a fir.e larga Stable, and a pump of delightful water at the door. There ia besides this an eiegant steam of water rurjning through th place. Tenss made easy. For further particulars inquire of JAS. WHITE, Grocer.

No. 679 West Baltimore street, coiner of Amity street. i3-2t 5i5 FOR of that first appearance feL STORE, with larre fron; glass windows and rs, ltkmg in the tront some tu ieet, ana runs back 140 leet. having advantages of atpearanc. centered in the midst of ail our business thorou rhfares; Ehipping.

comn ercisl, and puhiio offices, Custom-House, Exchange- and Post-office; for any kind of manufacturer, trader, wholesale or retail, or any kind of bianch or office. Offers also, convenient upper Rooms, having every advantage for a small family Inquire on the premises, of DR. ROB'TDELANE Y. Eagle edal Sign, No. 49 South between Lombard and Pratt tts.

2to FOR SALE. A RARE CHANCE FOR A SAFE INVESTMENT. CROMWELL PARK FARM. One rf the most healthy and desirable locations in Maryland, conta meg 212 acres of pr.me land, in the highest state of cu.t.ivation, situa-ed in Baltim'tre county, on the Gunpowder, near to Monkion Mills station, on the Northern Central Railroad, one hour's ride from the city. Ther is a private swuch at the same, near the house, where cars can load and unload to and from the farm and convej tho products at cheap rates to market.

The improvements are a comfortable and commodious Stone aid Brick MANSION, in good repair, a new and neat Brick DWELLING for the Oversear or Gardener, Barn and Out House, with every necessary convenience, ad a never failing Spring of the pure -t water near. Within the last three years a large amount has been expendeo in various improvements. Tftere is an Orchard of choice Af-PI ES. which promise abundantly this year, and a large addition of young Trees; also a large quantity of PEACHES and otlifr choice fruit. F've thousand five huiidred Catawba and Isabel GRAPES, from the Vineyard of Ur.

Underhill, on the Hudson, were planted and staked; they are expected to bear abundantly Ibis year. A large Garden is in progress, with Hot-Beds, for a heavy yield of tariy Vegetal) es to supply the Baltimore PrepaiatioriS are made for planting out Celery plants this year. Over 20 nahels Mercer Potatoes are now ii the ground. vbout 40 acres in Wh-at an the same quantity in Oats, and the same ia Corn; all of which are very prom sing. The farm is well stocked with every necessary utensil for conducting it.

There is a valuable stock fef Durham and pure Holsfein Cattle, a joke of the finest Oxen in the State, Horses, Colts, Calye3, Hog3, The Houses are well furnisher! and everything as comfortable as a reasonable man could desire. This farm, if managed properly, would be a source of groat profit, besidfcR being a most delightful and heal tii residence, such as is seldom offered for sale. One half of the purchase money, if desired, could remain on mortgage for two or three years. Apply to and' Mclaughlin, Barnum's CitT Hote'. j13 tff Baltimore Md.

STIKKF'S KiRST CLASS I Kilts IfSffFRAME PIANO i 'The largest Msortment in iha oitr constant ly on from 6Jsi to 7i octaves. Old PIANOS will i taken in exchange, at STiEFF'S, No.7SOUTK LIBERTY STREET, near German. a21-tf: WM. GAEHLE Be IT1 Mannfactuer of GRAND and SQUARE PIAPSO fuHlaS, nojtn-east corner intawana Fayette Baltimore, where may bo Been PIANOS, whic for elegacee of finish, sweetness of tone, combias with aii tigreetibi tuuoh, re eecond to none ia ts country. Tarnu; and rriees moderate, and every insiitiireffls warranted.

Pluios hirsd find Tuning atteaaefi grompUy. ols-t-8 Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. Philadelphia, June 13. 27ie Tssve of the yev Cent Resignation of Physicians A Fatal Accident Sentenced City Mortality, fyt. It appears that up to yesterday afternoon, of the new cent pieces had been paid out of the mint.

In order to enable the mint to pay the deposit already received, the further receipts of Sf anif and Mexican coins and old cents has be suspender! for the present The silver coins anovc r.arned will be received, as heretofore, at the late of 122 1 cents per standard eunce. payable in the silver coias of the mint. A special meeting of the board of guardians of the poor was held yesterdav, when the resignation of the following named assistant resident rhysicians were read: Doctors C. P. Tutt, of Virginia: T.

H. Berri.m, of Georgia: J.Cummis-ky. of Pbiladfcipbiz; Thos. Ma rshal, of Virginia; X. X.

Xaupi, of St. Louis, and J. S. Georgia. The retiring doctors set forth as the reason for leading their'positions that the board had elected a physician, "who, however capable iiftiis profession, bad departed from these vhoiesome regulation established by the Medi-c; 1 Association of the United adopted practices at variance with sound medical "science." To-day a little boy named John Mitchell was r.lmost instantly killed at Sixth and Race streets.

Be was plaing about the corner, where a horse was standing, when he was knocked down by the animal at'd his brains literally crushed out, the feet cf the horse coming in contact with tne head cf the child. Jrdiie Thompson, in the court of Oyer and miner, to-day sentenced Jacob G. "Smith, convicted of manslaughter in killing Thaddeus Duifee, to an of three years at hard labor in the eastern penitentiary. For the week ending to-day there were 153 dehU in this city of consumption 25, scarlet fever 7, croup 7. The members of the Arch street Presbyterian congregation, under the pastoral ca'e of the Rev.

C. VVadswortb. subscribed ia a few hours this week, the handsome sum of six thousand seven hurdicd dollars, in order to remove a mortgage debt of that amount asfaint the church edirice. Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.l Sonn MorjfTAix, June 13. The Mountain House The Crops of Frederick and Washington Counties Damage ly Heavy llains Soonsboro'', Sfc.

The season for summer retreats by city folks generally and pleasure -seeking people in particular, has arrived in all its majesty, and your correspondent, possessing naturally a mountainous as well as rural taste, find- himself located for a short season at one of the healthiest, most picturesque and lovely watering places to be found in all terra the "Mountain House," immediately on the summit of the Blue Rida-e, or better known as the South Mountain. Ths house is in the conduction of Mr. S. D. Riddle-rnofer, a gentleman wellqualified for all requsites pertaining to a public house.

The lofty pinnacles which su i round the house are now beautifully capped with nature's choicest the tall majestic oak, the sweet-scented ar.d silvery pine are all robed in Flora' richest garb the "roiks rills and templed hills," which greet the eye miles around, but bespeak the handiwork of the great Architect above. Many farmers in Mtddlefown Valley and other parts of Frederick county have turned their stock upon their wheat fields, believing that nothing in the shape of grata could be produced. In Washington county, on many farms, the same hps been pursued; in some part, however, the gsain looks remarkably well. In both counties stock food is very scarce and hizh. Much damage has been sustained by farmers and oth-is in consequence of the heavy rains which prevailed of late.

The Antietam, Catoc-tin and other streams were never- known to be liicher by the "oldest inhabitants." The town of Boonsboro, in Washington county, is a delightful place, but I am told by several of its commercial men that business generally is rather on a stand-still, the prospects of the farmers being unfavorable; hence a general stagnation c-f business throughout. Mr. 'John Snyder has recently taken possession of the United States Hotel, ard is one of the best host in the country. Patrick Quynn, a gentleman well and favorably known to many Baltimoreans, has recently opened a public house in connection with his extensive livery stable, so there need be no row of accommodation in Boonsboro' either for "man or beast." Game of nearly every description is plenty through our mountains, and should any of your "corps editorial fraternity" feel inclined to take shoot, just visit your correspondent at this watering place, and he will put 'em through. H.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. Yokx, Jane 13. Crops Firemen's Parade Baltimore Visitors. The cry of short crops which was raised some time is dying away as we approach nearer harvest. The wheat crop in this section of the country looks very good, as does that of re and oats.

The com has suffered some from the heavy rains which "washed it out" in many places. The fruit also looks very promising. The Vigilant Fire Company of this place received their new fire engine from Philadelphia this mornirg, after which tbey paraded throvugh the principal streets, headed by the Worth Infantry band. The engine was built by John A.gne,w, of Philadelphia. It is a very costly and beautiful piece of workmanship; her gallery is silver, partly gothic and leaf work.

A large number of Baltimoreans are expected to visit our beautiful and pleasanttownthissum-mer. There are already a number here Preparations are being made by our hotel-keepers ac-cordinglv. Monetary and Commercial. The stock market was tolerably active on Saturday, and prices of the leading speculative were better. Over shares of stock were sold, mostly with the dividend orders attached.

Tho Etock opened Willi orders at 54i and sold to 55Ji cash, and 55a bujers' option 60 days; closing for cash at 5 bid, JJ4 percent advance on previom day's close. Without the orders stock brought 52 cish, and closed at 5i bid, 53 asked, advance. The extra dividend o-ders of were better also, selling at lSJi on buyer's time. Northern Central stjady but dull, and closed at 18 bid, 18A asked. Canton unchanged, at bid, 18 asked.

There was nothing done in bonds and loans except City 6's. of which about 13,800 were sold at 9797 for new 1890's they oiosed 97J bid, 97J asked for 18E6's94 asked. BiORR bonds were in some inquiry the 1875's at 84i bid, 85 asked; the 1880's at 8S bid: and 1885's at 81 bid. For Northwestern (Va.) Convertibles 74 bid; 3d rotge d. bfd, 57JJ asked.

For Central Ohio 1st mortgage bonds 75 hid, 80 asked-Bank stocks firm, with, however, only moderate inquiry. The epecie balance in the New York Sub-treasury on Saturday was decrease of S-WiO 72 as compareo. with the close of the preceding week. In this connection the New York Commercial of Saturday evening says: "The specie movement of the week has been very active. Tlie shipment of Wednesday was the largest, we believe, ever made by a single steamer from this port, amounting to more than tro sml a millions, and he steamers of to-day will take cuta further amount that will nnse the whole sum to more than tlnee million'.

As an offset to this we have a Califor nia importation, received yesterday afternoon, of nearly two millions, ami a disbursement by ths sub treasury ot $7' 0.iKti dollars more than its receipts, while thj unexpectedly favorable report of the banks, published on Tuesday Inst, shows that the domestic specie current must be runnimr at present very strongly in our lavor. General business continues remariiaoiy uuu even for the season." Tne total stock of imported goods in bontl at New York, on the 1st instanr, amounted to $27,3 13, 493 an increase of 16.182,797 over the Earns time last year. Under the now tariff the duties on these twenty S3ven millions of good, it is computed, will bo less than sx millions of dollars, but. which will not all be paid at once. The dry goods stored ill not ha wanted immediately.

li btenmer WaUiiiigton, for Bremsn, from New York tin Saturday, took out 500,10 in specie, and th Ariel, for Havre, 0. The Panama Railroad Company brought over tha at tho eame lime as Cn'iiibrnr remittance to ARTKSI AN WELLS SUNK, 1 inR'vT Llrcred for proving Ores, by W. S. MeKAY. A 1 tiers left at Wells" MUler'a office.

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