The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

THE SUN. GRAND CONCERT AT THE LAW BUILDINGS. MR. MRS. MAY respectfully inform their friends rndthe public, that thev will givoa GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, on TUESDAY EVEKIXG, October 9tli; on which occasion they will be assisted by Mr.

Allex, Mr. Mueller, Mr. Wood, and Mr. Holzman. PROGAMME Part t.

1: Grand Duo for two pianos, Mr. and Mrs. May Kalkbrenncr. 2: Song "Yes, let me like a Soldier Wallace. 3: Sonale pathetic first part Mr.

Mav. 4: Song "Near a Stream a Youth Re- property of G. M. II utton. The second count charges the building as belong to the President and Directors of the Franklin Bank.

To the question of th efcrlr, The accused responded tn a mild tone, ''not gwitty." Mr. Richardson rose and stated to the court that he had received information within the last twenty-four hours which would prevent his going on with the to-day. He expected to be ready by Monday. The prisoner's counsel, Messrs. Nelson and Pitts were prc-sent, and some conversation ensued; the case was finally postponed for the day.

Wm. Chew, colored, indicted for stealing a pair of boots, pantaloons, the property of another colored man; guilty. Win. MitchVll. iiirlii oil -a cbar.

ol keening a rnrTHE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH L-, will be re opened for Diviiin Worship W. (Snndny,) October lflth, al 11 A. M. and 3A oclockl M. it (TSp-P'-' RfFLEMEIVT-The Men ot this Company will report immediately lo the Commanding Olficer at Fort McHenry, before retreat THIS EVENING; all furloughs will ex-pire aftcrthat time.

fr5 XFAVlrARKET FIRE COMPANY. There will be a Special Meeting of the New Market bite Company on WEDNESDAY, the 20th inst. very member is respectfully requested to attend. olrt-cotJt T. MARYK, Pres't.

rrIIEADQlTARTERS 1ST RIFLE REO'T SL k3 Oct. lfith. 147. RKGIM ENTAL ORDER No. in.

The Regiment will assemble for Parade, in IIOLL1DAY on Tl ESDAY, Oct. 19th. at one o'clock, P. M. By order Col.

J. L. MAGI lRE. olfi-3l W. RADCLIFF, Adj't.

rp5" II EADQ CARTERS, 5TH REGIMEN TV. I. Lki Baltimork, Oct. Ifi, 1847. In compliance with Division Orders, the Tith Regiment will PARADE on TL ESDAY, instant, at 2 o'clock.

T. South Lay street, 111 full Winter Uniform. order. Colonel Hickman, 16-31 F. CCIIESI, AdRtSlh Reg't.

fTRKi.nMRXTAlbKDKRS!.--Okpkr No. A CARD. Messrs Editors: Having perusedwit! much satisfaction the Journal, kept bv Rev. HV Smith, No. 107 Fit tie.

street, of his Mnznepath have obtained his consent to give publ city to the following, as some of the wonderful cun which are daily witnessed at the INFIRMARY, co tier of Fark and Fayette sis. Yours, truly, J. S. DaLTUiork. Sept.

22, 1347. I can confidently state that Rev. Wm. H. Smih di' by one single applcation of Magnepathv.

restore to rr WiteM the use of her right side.whiY had been paralyzed for ten weeks. Previous to Smith's visit, my wile had been confined to her chai mui.blc to move her foot, left or arm, and after smith had touched her limbs with bis hands for aboi ten minutes, she was so far restored as to walk out doors. Baltimore, Sept. j. m7.

1 111s is tr certify 'hat I have seen Rev. Wm. I enable a Paraly lie man to raie an arm that ha been paralysed for twelve vears. The operation pel ou- -Ir. Smith consisted simply in locchin with his fingers the head of Ihe patient.

S. tv rr Baltimore, Sept. 24. ,1 1 mithDeor Sir: Permit me to retur on thanks for the relief which vou have thisdav at lorqin fine ot my patients. At mv request you visile 1 1 Euta street, yy-ho had been proptrr i ted oil 11s bed for Ihe last three weeks with Paralvs 1 ol 1 lie lower extremetie.s.and bysimplv touching hi.

limbs, you enabled bun to walk a short distance. T.J.R M.D. Tr Baltimore, October in. ibj7. Having been relieved of Asthma bv one npplieatio the Magiiepathic treatment of Rev.

William II to add mv testimony to th skill of -Mr. Srni.h 111 the relief of Chronic Diseases. I. 11. her.

Mr. Smith, Dear Sir: I mier your Magnepa tine treatment I have experienced sm'-li eousiderab1 relief, that I feel uuder lasting obligations for vou kindness and skill. For a considerable time I'liri been alllieted with swelling, stiffness, weakness, am pain in my legs, induced by a neuralgic, attack. Y01 visited me at mv request, and bv simply touching legs vvith your fingers, removed 1 lie swelling and im parted treeness of motion. After a few davs ntlend mice, I was enabled to walk without J.

Baltimore. October 12. 1847. Jiev. tViu.

jL. Smith, Dear Sir: 1 rejoice to be abl. 10 state, that having palled upon vou. about a weel my son of Deafness, with which he hui ncen attlicled lor eighteen months, von ettecied a can by one operation. Having been mvself deaf for mor.

warj tu-enty-tlirfe years. I consented to let vou trv vou upon my hearing, and, to mv utmost astonish mcnt.you enabled me to bear quite distinctly lov tones pt conversation. The treatment in the case uiyseit and sou was mild, and the cure seemed to b. accomplished bv toueiiii.tr oar ,,.,0, BY MAGNETIC TEI EORAPII I Correspondence of the Ba lit more Sun. 1 New York, Oct.

15 6 P. M. The flour market has been quite: active Prices are firm with rather an upward tendency. The. sales to-day have reached 10,000 Jbsrrels, at 6 50 a 80 6-gJ for prime western Gencseie.

Some common brands sold at (i 5fi. Fancy briutds sold to a considerable extent at fi 37J a ST. it tid some extra at a trifle over 7. Uninspected was at 7." a 2.5, and some at a ft.3 ro. The busin ess would be larger but for the scarcity of eastern vesjsels.

Wheat continues scarce and he dders are very firm. Small sales of prime Genesee are making nt Ssl II; red Ohio at "0, and inferior "Western at SI 10 per bushel. Corn is rather quiet, but the mrirket is unchanged. Mixed, is 72 a 73 yellow, 71 a 7o, with sales of about 20,000 bushels. Bye is a S7 but no salcss arc making.

Oats are better, with sales at 50 eta. nt tretail. Sales of Rice to a small extent at 3 7 a SI 75. Prime new could possibly be bought at a trifle off SI 75. The Cotton market centinnes dull, with sales of 700 bales at easy prices.

The French steamer Missouri has now been out 1G days, and the Boston steamer Camlria 1 1 days, so that later intelligence is now daily looked for. J. of the Baltimore Siin.1 Washington, Oct. 15, 8 P. M.

From the Braze? Arrival of Ci. Cusliing's tom- mamt About to tl part for Vera Crif.Hcnltli of At-ic Orleans Cnpl. Mngrwhrr Ertenaive Rob- hery Health of Mrs. Folk, frc The southern mail having arrived, 1 send you a summary of such news as I find in the papers. At New Orleans, on the evening of the 7th the schooner Florida.

Capt. Gammon, arrived from the Brazos, having sailed on the 23d. Passengers report that a portion of Cushing's brigade arrived nt Brazos on the 23d, and that the remainder were ex- It BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER in, 1R17 Withholding tiie New Crop. The complaint is very general upon the sea board ami at all the usual depots of breadstuffs upon the forwarding routes, that Ihe new crop is withheld in every direction; and that the amount which has appeared up to lite pre sent time in the current year, is so much less than that of the corresponding period lust year, as to give cause for the apprehension of convulsions in the trade which it is very desirable to avoid. This fact is course, easilv to be traced to its cause.

The hiijh nominal prices of last spring and summer have be yond question suggested to our farmers a stroke of practical policv, in which they cannot tail to be tlis appointed in their expectations, if indeed they do not litterally rue such an irrational Admitting that this is the true cause of the manifest reiuclauce to forward the crop, we hope that it will be duly re considered for the common benefit of both the pro dueer and the consumer. At the present moment there exists none of those causes for like events whieh prevailed last year, and it is therefore absurd to act under an expectation that the same prices can possibly obtain. Moreover, the prostration which the monetary world is now suffer ing in Kurope, and which we must feel in a greater or less degree, is itself a direct and incontrovertible evidence of the expanded system under which the transactions in tne trade were, throughout a great part of the season, conducted The business was, in half its character, at least, artificial and unsubstantial. The true policy, we apprehend, for the farmer, is, now while prices are real, and about equivalent to the de jnand, to realize, by the steady and gradual advance of his crop to market; a fair remunerating price will thus be maintained, probably, throughout the entire season But to hold back now, will have the effect undoubtedly to elevate the price, and then as soon as the price proves attractive, the result will be a glut in Ihe market, or the choking up of the avenues of transpor tation. It is to be hoped that while the agriculturists of the Atlantic slope are holding luck, with the expectation of commanding the high prices of the anticipated win ter rise, that those ot the midthe Mates wul avail themselves of the present opportunity to forward the crop.

Facilities for storage, at extremely low rates, have been provided in New' York for the western farmers, and there seems to be a growing disposition on their part to use them, and thus to secure an equal chance for the fluctuations of the market with our eastern agriculturists. Storage, at moderate rates should also be ottered in Baltimore, and pressed upon the attention of farmers, so that any, either exst or west of the Aik-ghanies, disposed to avail themselves of it, may be more induced to do so. It is by such means only that speculation will be thwarted in it: designs, the steadiness of the market maintained, a collapse and panic be avoided, and the general inter cstsof the whole community be effectually subserved. Brazil. The Washington Union remarks, that Mr.

Tod has been received with great courtesy at the court of Brazil. The papers there express high satis. faction with the character of his official presentation, mid remark uron his "conciliatory and friendly speech." The Union state? that, in the translation of it which has appeared in the journals of the United State, there is one passage which does not convey the true sense of the original. I am aware that inv charsre has commenced at unfavorable period. Mv immediate predecessor volved himself in affairs which were both unpleasant lor himself and unfortunate lor bota governments.

This is incorrect. The original ran thus; 'I am not unmindful that my duties are commenced at an unprsipitious period. My immediate predecessor encountered difficulties unpleasant to himself and unfortunate to both hi the same connexion tiie Union states that an extract of a ietter from -Rio de Janeiro'' has appeared in the New York Herald, evidently from a merchant at Rio, which it suspects has misrepresented the character of Mr. Wise's cuiimunicatioii to the Brazilian government, and lias done injustice to that gentleman. ThaI'E with Brazil.

A circular has just been issue! by the Secretary of tiie treasury to custom house officers, in which they are instructed to admit frzt duty, under the provisions of schedule I. of the tariff of July Goth. 1t16 rcjf-e of the growth Bra'L imported directly from that country, in vessel belonging to that nation: ami also to exempt vessels and cargoes from the charge of d.icrnn-:.-ii:rty buie of impost or tonnage of any description whatsoever. This t-done i i of the government of Brazil not ceasing to act in accordance with the treaty of l-'th December, tlior't treaty expire in 1-U. Or-.

as for thk Fikvt Citrncn. BaxtiajoSE. This splendid instrument was exhibited on Wednesday eveninc. at the manufactory of the builder. Mr.

Henry Erben. of New York It wa? performed on in a masterly maimer, by Kimr. the of Grace Church, before a large audience. Its tones, saystite New York Trib-tne. are unsurpassed by any instrument that city.

L-. dimensions are as follows: It is ii feet high, 1 feet wide and 12 feet deep. It has 37 -Kp and nearly jnO pipes. Its largest pipe is C- feet lung, and contains alio': liio cubic feet. Its cost Fatal Affrav Calvep.t.

Tiie Westminster Democrat learns, by a letter from Culvert county. fa it an affray took place on 'inlay evening. theSTia at St. Leonards, in Calvert county, during which Mr. Robert Grayerson drew a pistol and shot Mr.

William Beverly in the neck. The 1 evered the jcjular vein, and also tiie windpipe, and strtKliig the ucck 'lie glanced down and lodged near liie r.tht n.pple i his breast. Poor Beverly died with-jut a struggle. tirayersou cave niitiself up. and was admired to bail the small -um of There had been a horse r-M-p and drinking.

of T. The Grand Division r.f the S. of Temp'-rance of the District of held i's regular nual l'l tiieir Had, on tae Pith The re; recitatives were ected and installed oificers for tiie year: Pe'crM Pearson. G. W.

Edward M. Drew, G. W. A R. Gray Campbell, G.

Scribe: W. C. Choate. G. Charles Pascoe.

G. C.iaplaii:; Win. Bond, G. Conductor: Win. Rollins.

G. Sentinel. Ti'E Railroad. The Washington Whig, of says: -We learn from the agent of iiie Bal'imore and Washington Railroad Company, taat tne. cars will not be able to pa.ss the breaches before Saturday, or perinps Monday next.

The moment lac Patuxent and tiie culverts are bridged, the trams will proceed as far as the Eastern Branch break, vhe-e, tiie passengers will be train-shipped until the bridge- over it ahull be From what we can lea-n. the Railroad wi.l not be clear through to Washington before the last day mentioned aliove. (Monday.) probably not until Tuesday. It certainly is not entirely passable to-day. so as d'n-pense with stages on part of the route.

News ff.om E'. nova. Tae French steamer Missouri, from Cherbourg, has been at sea nearly seventeen days, and is now fully iue. iler advices viil be eleven days later than those received by the Ilibcr-nii, at Boston, from Liverpool. Tiie Cambria, from Liverpool for Boston, has been at sea nearly eleven days.

She will not be due until jibout Tuesday next. Iler advices will be six days later than the dates by the Missouri. Sickness in Worcester County, Mu. The Snowhill Shield, of Tuesday, says: '-The Fall disease seems to have commenced, even at tins late period, in good earnest hereabouts. The Doctors are riding in ad directions, both night and day.

In our village, with a population of 1(MM). it is computed there has been 12 deaths within tiie last two months. Drowned. On Friday night week, John Me-Guire, a citizen of Frederick, fell from the bridge in Market street, at that place, and was drowned. 1 1 is body was found on tiie following Tuesday, after the great freshet of Thursday nigh had subsided, near Mr.

V. Birelys tan-yard, at tiie cast end of town. The Western Teleo r.vi-h. All the damages on this line have been repaired, and it is now excellent working order. Too much credit cannot be he-slowed upon the officers of this company for the energy they have displayed.

Weveeton Dam. We learn fromliic IIagertovu Torch Light that the dam the Wcverton manu-acturing company, has withstood the late tremendous freshet of the Potomac, mu having been at all bill! red. Catt. Walker. A letter 111 the Fnion, in reference to the march from Jalapa to Piiebla, says: "Capt.

Walker, who came with the P. role troops, 111 charging a picket of the enemy the night before, lost eleven horses his own fine horse aiu his Philadelphia Bishop O.nderdonk, in his appeal to the Convention, speaks of the Episcopal Church as a '-portion of the Church of lie also speaks of "other portions of that Church." We are not sure that all of his brethren will approve of such language. y. y. Journal of Commerce.

7V I hite Mountains, ,11 Maine, on Tues- I day, were covered with snow as entirely as the depths, of wuuer. dining" with violin obligalo, Mr ziueu unu iirs. 3tay 5: Introduction and Roiidoi illa Spaanola, for two pianos, Mr. and Airs. 1 Pakt m.

1: March from the opera with brilliant variations, Mrs 2: Sotig-Bass-Solo from Mr. Holzinan 3: Fantasie La Straniera Mr' May Song "Oh see the Mooip's SilV'ry' Light'' Serenade with violin obligalo. Mr. Allen and Mrs. May 5: Grand Duo du Couronnemeni for tyyV pianos, dedicated to the Queen of England Mr.

and Mrs. Mav Proch. Hummel. Ilerz. Hcrz.

itj inc mil in iic Him iiutr, lii'nnner Book Slore, N. Cllirles and all the principal Music-Stores, and at the door on the evening of the Concert f-'Doors open at seven, concert to commence at eight o'clock. ol6-3t P. HANSON has inst received a large )0t of GOODS, which will be sold greatly below market prices. Yard wide Monsselinede Laincs, at zi cts white FLANNELS.

12S: yarrl vide Ginghams, 12-Linen Eamask APKIXS, (white and brown.) 121-super bleached Shirting MUSLIN, 7 and a Cashmere Plaids, 3U; Plaid Silk Ginghams, 25; Cashmere SHAWLS, $2 75; Cochineal Plaids, for children's wear; Plaids: Silks for dresses, 37-i; also, a lot of New Style PRINTS, at 215 PRATT STREET, 15-t F-l between Hanover and Sharp sts. GIMPS, FRINGES," HUTTOXS, Ac No. 215 BALTIMORE STREET. We are now opening our second supplv of TRIMMINGS, Ac, consisting in part of rich Embroidered GIMPS: heavy Gimp HEAD FRIN'-ES: new stvle BUTTONS; Dress Pendants; Graduated Gimp Bow Buttons; Embroidering Cord, Ac. together with a variety of oilier seasonable Oiods, wholesale and retail.

REACH A GATES, General Trimming Store, olfi-3tr No. 215 Baltimore st. RI BRONS. SATINS AN VELVETS ILT- OPEN THIS DAY, at No. 45 BALTIMORE STREET, near Frederick street 5ftt0 pieces new RIBBONS, at 12'.

to IR cts. 2000 do Thread and 2000 Embroidered COLLARS, at 25 lo 75 eents. 200 dozen Kid and Silk GLOVES. Bonnet Satins: Velvets, every shade; Plushes; Tar-b tons; Chips; Willow Sheets; Hosiery; Veils: Dress Goods; Shawls; L. C.

Ildkfs, Ac. wholesale and retail, 20 per cent, below market price. olfi-llT AVILLIAM BROADBENT. UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. Now on hand, a great variety of under wear such as Gentlemen's Merino, Cohoes ad Cotton UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS Indies' Merino VESTS, various qualities Girls' and boys' do.

do. all sizes Infants' do, do. a scarce article Which, with an assortment, of Stocking YARN, comprising every variety of shade and qu.ilitv, will be sold at the lowest prices. H. SIMOX.

No. 162 Lexington street. N. B. Just received, an assortment of French MERINO, of superior quality.

U.S. olO-eolm PRICESOF A FEW OF THE MANY "BARGAINS AT THE PEOPLE'S STORE. CARPETING CARPETING. Yard wide Ingram CARPETING, Iff cents Some Extra Heavy for 25 cents, worth Heavy Wool Filling 37l cents, worth 50 Super all AA'ool, ,50 cents, worth 75 A lot of Extra Superfine at 75. worth 1 Stair Carpet, fii, 8, 10.

121 and Rag Carpet. 22, 25 and 28. Oil Cloths A Rugs, verv low: fi-4 Drugget's. 02. worth f4.

Beautiful CASHMERES at 25, worth some all AVool do. ot 44 and .50. worth SI: Splendid Mousseliue de La hies, ifi? and 131; Canton Flannel. Si Brown MUSLINS. soiled;) a lot of BLXKETS.

at a -rent bargain; CLOTHS. CASS1MERES and at prices to astonish von. one and all. al THE PEOPLE'S STORE, 145 Ivexington street, Just above Howard, (Bine Front.) HYDE CO. N.

B. 10 cases of Pound CALICOES and REMNANTS, inst came in. ol 5-tt HAVLST SILK A ND ASSUME RES. R. McELDOWNEY Baltimore street, between Light and Charles, Have received a fresh supply of some very choice Long and Square Cashmere, Terkeri, Tartan Plaid, Thibet.

Crape and other SHAWLS and SCARFS; some very beautiful plain changeable Sntin d'Chine, Grod'Rhine. (iro d'Berlin, Armure, Algiers, Glace, striped and changeable r-tro Grain, Taffeta, in rich colors and superb bistre Silks; also 1 yard wide black 'ro de Berlin. Satin Ottoman. India Satin; Satin Russe. tiro ih Pekin.

black and blue black striped anil watered Royaiine, Heilencine and Gro d'Messine SILKS: several lots newsty le Cashmere of every desirab colors: black and colored Velvets for Bonnets. Scarfs and Visites; Plaid Sl-c Ore gon, Clarence. Tartan. Galla and Spun Siik. PL'AI I some very rich Curtain of latest styles; F.m-bri'idered Bombazines ard Alpacis; Binnkets and Flannels: Cioths and Capslmer-'s: Linen Goods of ad kinds; Calico aud Muslin, wilii their usual variety of Dry Goods at verv low prices.

RALTIM )R ST ET, alS-lf betweenCharjes and Light sts. CHAWL ROOMS. Isarge siock of rich Long and Square SHAWLS. SILK and DRESS GOODS. HAMILTON EASTER fr No.

BALTIMORE STREET. lnvtie a'tciition to Shawl Rooms, where will be lotmd new and splendid stv'es of j-jch Parts Ca-h-mei'e Long atid SquareSIIAWLS, from low priced to tae MiKiics' cos- nnponeo. S-oteh aud French Tartati Iong and Siuare Shawl Long ami stoiarc u.ai-K 1 nitw-l una other siihwis, 111 greai vartcty Rich Emliroidered and Plain Thibet Shaw Canton Craiie do With every oilier art icie the Shawi way thai 's Jilt lashionabieor itesirair.e. Also, a handsome assortment of Velvet Siik Visiles: Mantillas; Thibet Cloaks. Also, a very large assortment of rich and colored Dress silks: 4-1 Mautiiia Silks; rich Brocade: Satin de ChineSatins; Marcelines.

r. Fashionable Dress Goods, of cverv slvle Rich Embroidered Thibet Dresses' Evening Dress Materials, in variety Superior yard wide Mantilla Velvet Colored Siik Velvets of almost cverv shade-French Merinoes and Thibet Cloths Bombazmesand Mourning Goods IVrons who want to select their purchases from the largest and most varied slock 01 Goodsever offered j-ia'timore. are invited to visit our store and exam ine goods and prices. K-6t 'PHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscriber J- has obtained trom the Orphans' Court of Balti more coiintv.

in letiers ot administration 'ii iiie 1 coe 01 .1 v. 1 ii. in r. 1 1 1 aie ti more city, dec 'd. All person? havingchiims acainst the sain (icceasea are nereoy yvarned to exhibit the same, wilh the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 1st day of May, IRIS; thev ma otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit of "said estate.

All persons indebted to said estate are requested to tiinke immediate payment. Given under mv hand this 15th dav of October. 1S47. olG-law4t A BR AHAM OELIGRATH. Adm'r.

GENUINE ETHERIAL OIL AND subscriber has on hand a complete assortment of LAMPS, for burning the "Ethcrial Oii." consisting of Parlor. Suspending, Bracket and Hand LAMPS, of new anil beautiful pattern. OIL LAMPS of all kinds ALTERED to burn the Etherial Oil. Also, just received, a large assortment of Cornelius Co's Patent SOLAR LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, kc, with rich cut prisms, all of which arc offered at low prices. C.

WEST, olfi-eotfr No. 15 Sharp street. LADIES with red, dark, yellow, freckly faces. You may become the loveliest of lovely graces; Repulsive walking libels on female beauty. Here read in plainest terms your proper duly: Go if for beamy you would ever hope, And buy a cake of Jones's Chemical Siap; All freckles, sunburn, tan.

will leave. and now, Beauty will reign on cheek, on neck, and brow. CrReadcr, did you ever lest the wonderful properties 01" the true JONES'S SOAP in clearing, whitening and beautifying the skin, rind removing all If not, do so you will not regret it. But mind.buvjt nowhere else but at WM. TAYLOR'S, 4 and 5 Jarvis Building.

"Ifi-ltr North street. WARRANTED TO GIVE FULlVeXTIRE PARISIAN FLUID FOR CURLING THE The Proprietor having received so many unsolicited testimonials in favor of thi invaluable preparation, from person? of the highest respectability and most unquestionable veracity, who have used it to their entire satisfaction, is convinced that it is far superior to anv article of the kind in use, and is willing to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, if it is not found on trial, to be THE BEST! THE VERY BEST prticle now before the public, for Curliiijg the Hair. Thousands of bottles have been used in this citv alone, since its introduction, and persons who have used it, sav that they would not be without it. If you admire and desire to possess the "flowing I ringlet and the witching curl." get a bottle of VELNO'S PARISIAN FLUID. The price is .71 cents'per bottle.

For sale bv SETH S. HANCE, 103 Baltimore ol(i-t03Ir hetween Hollidav and North. OH. what glorious silky, jet black hair That man and lady have! 'Tis indeed rare To see such soft, clear hair; vet. as I live! 'Twas a bottle of JONES' HA Hi RESTORATIVE Gave them those beauteous tresses.

Before they used it, Like, other silly folks, they abused it; And, though their hair was once gray, harsh and dry, ine FIFTY CENT bottle they used, and thus defy' The world to show lovlier hair. Then, who with bad will live; And not use JONES' HAIR RESTORATIVE? Honestly and truly, there never was as good, or half ns goon, an article mane to torce tne liair lo grow dark, slop falling olf, cure the scurf or dandruff, and make red or gray hair dark: it dresses the hair beautifully, and keeps it moist, soft, and silky, three times as long as any olhcr article made. Sold onlv bv WM. TAYLOR, IN os. 4 and .5 Jarvis Buildings, olfi-T 1r North street, Baltimore.

BORDENTOWN, N. Oct. 25. 1345. Mr.Seth W.

Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry has been in the market some six or seven years. The universal celebrity which this medicine hasgained over all others throughout the whole country, is enough to convince the most incredulous of the great value of it, and encourage those who are sick to lry it. I have long felt it my duty, and wished for an opportunity to express lo you niy gratitude for the bcnelit I have derived from it. 1 have been rescued from the grave, and saved from lhatinosi terrible disease, 'consumption, by using it. Ijist winter, after I look a bad cold, I was troubled wilh a severe cough several weeks, so thai my appetite and strength failed me.

1 wns obliged togiveupmy business, leave mv bench and shop. I had all the a'afmnig symptoms of Consumption, such us pains in ihe side, sweating 11 mhls, Ac. 1 tried many kinds of lucbciiie. but all vain, until 1 procured a bottle of DR- WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, which, by faith mid perseverance, finally saved my lite, and cured me citurelv. I have not enjoy ed as good health for twelve years past as I do now.

Thomas We are personally acquainted with Mr. Bennett. The public may rely ontlie truth 01 his statement. Wiutali. Stokv.s, Gkorok Parker.

This will be enveloped hereafter with a new wrapper, copyright secured. 1S44, on which will alwavs appear the wnlfci-u signature ol BUTTS." SPl'H W. proprietor, Boston, Mass. For sale by Can by A Bartlett, corner IMiibard and Light streets; E. IL Stabler 120 W.

Pratt lieo. W. Jones, corner Baltimore nmt It ifli 4tK S. Hance. Baltimore and Pratt sts.J J.

F. Perkins comer ureenanu ranklin Joseph B. Thames F. II. Perkins, S.

XV. corner Baltimore and Green George IL Keerl. Baltimore N. Robinson, 5fi North Guy street; Smith fc Atkinson, J8 w. uaiiimore ana S.

King, No. 8 S. Calvert st. ol6-6tis 1 disorderly house; not guilty. Wm.

Downs, indicted for the larceny of a pair of boots, ihe property of Mr. Kelly- The prisoner was arraigned the other day, and on being asked if he was ready for trial, sent a note to the court, referring their honors with considerable complacency to the Mosaic law and apostolic nreecnt. as set forth in Deuterono my, the loth chap. 15th verse; and Acts, 25th chap. Kith verse.

Their honors, notwithstanding the bibli cal references of the prisoner, directed the trial to proceed in the form and maimer appointed by the mieoi Maryland, and a jury was accordingly sworn, but in consequeHce of the absence of a witness on the part of the State, the trial was postponed. It came on yesterday, however, and the evidence was of such a eharacter as distinctly to connect the prisoner with me auair. ijuiuy. George Mince, indicted for having stolen two barrels of (lour, the nroneriv of Mr. Slinchcoinb the wagon of Mr.

Stmchconib stotmed on the night of the 31st of at his house, opposite the tavern oi malliiew Clark, in Baltimore street. On that night a full load was on, and on the follow ing morning two barrels were missing. It was in proof nun me prisoner tiacl hired or borrowed a wagon on that night, which, on being resumed, was found have the marks of barrels in it, with Hour around mose marKs. On the part of the defence, the affidavit of an ab sent witness was submitted, which alleged that on the lugui or ine came and called Minec up to go and get him wagon, and that Minec returned and went to bed. in the morning a person came and brought the wagon back.

The case was given to the with instructions to seal their verdict, and render it this morning. Adjourned. Ailiniripal Present. Sometime since the Mayor of larleston made a request of the Mayor ot Baltimore co send him the several assessment buys, Ac. of the Corporation.

Col. Davies has. therefore, had hand somely bound, in morocco, a conv of the ordinances of ton: i i i which nas oeeii executed I'eauiiiui style Col. X. Hickman.

It bears on the cover the following inscription, '-Presented by the City of Baltimore to the City of Charleston." The volume has been placed in the hands ot Messrs. Adams A- of the Express line, who have offered to send it on gratuitously. Yearly Meetings of Friends. The Yearly Meeting the Society of Friends (Orthodox) commences in this city tomorrow, in the meeting-house corner of Courtland and Saratoga streets. A large number of Friends, it is expected) will be in attendance.

The Yearly Meeting of Hicksite Friends will convene on Sunday, the 3tt mstant, in their meetinghouse in Lombard st et. Parade. A parade. the First Light Division Maryland Volunteers js ordered for next Tuesday, being the '-law beautiful turnout maybe expected. The troops, we presume, will meet in the usual places, except the fifty-third regiment, which will assemble in Monument Square." The parade takes place in the afternoon.

Ft'l into an Ie.f-Houtt.-K Mr. Homer fell through a trap-door into the ice-house uncYr the packing establishment of Messrs. Adams Van Brunt, in Lexington street, on yesterday morning. He was so badly injured that his life was thought to be in danger. Dr.

Baxley was in attendance and gave all the relief tiiat could be afforded. Cae for Court. A man. named James Fields, was arrested by watchmen Frazicr and Clark, in the Eastern District, on the charge of assaulting and beating John Troutfeher; Justice Shutt committed him to jail to appear at court to answer. Cw.se of Trespass.

Officers Chisholm and Man-ley, on yesterday, arrested Chas. Sevin. on thejeharge ol trespassing on the premises of Jacb Ohn and breaking iiisglasses. Fined SlOand costs by Justice Show-acre. Sf-iig Clofhitts.

Officer Mauley, on yesterday, arrested Sarah Ann Johnson, oil the charge of stealing a quantity of clothing from Caroline Casey. Commuted to appear at court by Justice Showacr'e. Breaking into a Hons. Orrteer Mauley arrested Frederick King, charged with breaking into "the house ofSarah Brown and a-saulting her person. Commit ted to answer at court by Justice Showaere.

The Governor Fleet. We learn that the Hon. Philip Francis Thomas, Governor tie I of the State of Maryland, is expected to arrive in tuvn to-day. Liuht Butter. The clerk of the Be air market on yesterday afternoon seized 'i lumps 0f butter, which were under weight.

Baltimore Wkkklv Sun. The issn of the Daltr ore Weekly Sun for the 1 resen wi i-ontains its -iril of interestiiis and nitelbaence 'm every section of the country. The valuable re-r( of tin- Preiiient of the. Baltimore Ohio Kttil-d is given full, ami a more important document could v-arcelv be laid before our reader esneemliv those of oar own State and Virginia. will also found copious accounts of tlnj ravages 'f tir? vith late Mexican intelligence, a suiiuinry of news from the North, South.

Fast and West, whh election 'turns, Maryland and affairs, iiusccllaitv edttoria! essays, markets, stock siles.dcath-.inarriago's, Price, per aumini: three cents per copy.pack- I tor mailing, at the counter of the Sun cases of Jaundice, Asthma, Liver Complaints. Ti: Doloreux, Rheumatism or Rheumatic Gout. Dr- Sweetser's Panacea cannot be loo highly extolled; i searches out the very root of the disease, and by removing it from the blood makes a cure certain and permanent. Dr. Sweetser's Panacea, be mi composed only of a vegetable matter, or medical herbs, and warranted, on oath, as containing not one parthle of mercurial, mineral or chemical substances, is lobe perfectly harmless to the most tender age, or -he weakest frame, under any stage of human suC-ring; the most pleasant and benign in its operation that was ever offered to the world: and at the same time the most certain 111 searching out the root of any complaint, however deep, and of performing a cure.

Price i per bottle, or six bottles for 5. Tor sale, wholesale and retail, at 113 Haltimore street. Bakkr's Pre.micm Daoi frrkotyces. Portraits of the most beautiful description are taken at above fialitry, 23 Baltimore street, corner of Centre Market Space. We examined some of his portraits, am it hesitate to pronounce them enual to the best we have ever seen.

For economy, dispatch, accuracy, and beauty of finish, this establishment is not excelled by any. FIPThose of our readers who are affected with Nervous Disorders and Chronic Diseases, will find it to their advantage to read the card of J. S. in another column of this morning's Sun. at Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, jnadiiiiion to b'-Mis; one of the best anti-bilious medicines in the world, possess a power 111 reiuovine pain which is truly astonishing.

Four or five of said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken eyerv night on going to bed, will in a short time completely rid the body of those morbid humors which, 11 lodged in the liver, are the came of pain in the side, sometimes extending to the shoulder blade, dilficulty of breathing, nausea and sickness, loss of up pet itc, costi yeness, flu latency, swarthy or i el low complexion, and other symptoms of an inlhnned or torpid slate of the liver. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills also thoruuglily cleanse the stomach ami bowels from all bilious humors, and other impurity, and therefore arc a certain cure for colic, dysentery, cholera morbus, ami other disorders of the intestine. Bemare of Countrrfe its. The safest course is to purchase from the regular agents only, who are, 111 iiart, as follows: Isaac P. Cook, A'o.

7ii Baltimore, street, is the only agent for Baltimore; A. H. Ih'MT, for Frederick, It. I'armiam, Washington, I). Thomas lioorii, (ieorgetown, f).

and II. Pkel k. Alexandria, Va. Principal Olheeand general Depot, 1CJ Race Philadelphia. Clove Anodyne Toothache Drops.

7'ie flreal Cure. Mo pain is comparable that of the Toothache. All the body may be in health, but the most trivial thing, comparatively speaking, excites in a little while the whole, frame to aiigiiLsli. The great ipies-tion then arises how to relieve it, and in as speedy a manner as possible. The comfort that should be snuht for is the (Move Anodyne Toothache Drops, a remedy thai while it removes the pain, preserve the teeth, and thus blessesas well as benefits.

These Drops have been extensively used, ami thousands will bear grateful testimony to their value as a speedy anil permanent cure for the Toothache. Those subject ta thjs horrible pain should remember thai Clove Anodyne will certainly cure it in one minute, when applied to the affected nerve. Prepareil and sold by A. B. A D.

Sam, Druggists, (mi I'u lion York. Sold also by N.N. Hukin-son, agent, eornerot (iay mid Saratog-a Baltimore, and by Druggists generally throughout Ihe li. Slates. Price cents.

Dr. Swaynh'h Co.vti-oi'Nn Syrup oi' wilh Cherry. This invaluable medicine still continues In perform miraculous cures of consumption, liver complaint and all diseases ol Ihe lungs and breast, after all other remedies fail. As long as you arc careful to slum all older preparations of Wild Cherry except Dr. Svvnvne's, so long may von rely on being ur neiiilv eiircd.

Principal ollice. eornerot lludiili and Kaec sireel, Philadelphia, l-'or sale by 11. 1 1 At I I'rall slrifct wharf. MAKIUF.D, On Thursday evening. Hill instant, ''V B'V.

Mr. Ilolicrls, W. Woomtow to Miss Lktitu Watt) nil of tins city. Wilmington, Del. pnpels please copy.

I rin the lull infant, by Rev. .1. M. Ab'oi Bun to 'a 1101. ink ah minky.

1 I In 'I'hnr-sla iiikIh, I -lilt iiislaul, by A. Henry W. S. Lvans to Anna A.nphku boih of ihi. city.

1)1 I'll). On Ihe I msiaiil, tiKoiioi: WaoM 11, ol la.lv, New S'ork, but lor the In-1 two yeut.su ol Italliuiore, III the 7lsl year ol his age. I I is I lend" 11 ml ncipia iilliuiee, anil those ol I lie ly, are respccllnlly invited to a I lend his I intern in he, reniiteitee. No. id S.

Charlci sheet, lo morrow (Sun -day I morning, at 11 o'clock, without liiilhcr III Ihe I pit iii-lanl, Vilo.INI in tin- -71 ll yen age, yoiiutdsl ilaiigliler ol lliimiu The I I 11111 Is ot the la 111 1 1 rc -esiellllll III VI led to alleiid Ihe liineiiil. wiiiioni I111 nicr nonce, tins iNainr- lit I nl lernooii, al o'clock, I font her lullicr's n-. deuce in si 1 ci I On the I ult inst. nil, nl Ins residence in Hack Hiyer Neck, Wii.i.iam Li.l,, HI the )cin ol Ins age. The irieiiilsof the Ininily are respcctlnlly invited tonticiid the finiei'iil Ihm C-vilm (In iillcnioon, Ilt o'lloek.

Oil Ihe lllh In-taut. Do I I aged nml li iiMiiille-, only sou ol ami Manooel Doiiehni. In AIcaiiihIi 11. on the liih ne linil, 1 111 iiink 111 Ihe 1I ve il ol her nKi-, yoiliigesl child ol Hugh uuj I llia .0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Rest lin Lube, rest hei soi 1 toys never come, In Ihe leiiliiis nl the blcs.t M.ikc Mice thy home. 1 ne Companies composing the 5 Jl CAVA b-RY RE(iIMET will PARADE on TUESDAY NEXT, the Kith all o'clock, at the WASHINGTON MONUMENT, in full Winter Uniform; with arms and equipments in complete order, liv order.

OWEN BOULDLN, Col. Jj.JW. ol6-3t rrAVASIIINGTON BAND No. 1, O. UTb.

Lk5 ou are hereby iiotifiei) to attend the regular meeling of the Band, on TUESDAY, the 1'itli at 7 o'clock, at their HALL, at the corner of Ploughman ami Front streets, and adjoining the Horse Market. It is hoped that every member will be in attendance, as business of importance to the Band will lie transacted. By order, S. WILLIS, Sec. rr5SECOND ADVENT MEET1 NGS Provi-valence permitting, Elder L.

Oskr will preai-h nt the usual place of meeting, in the Saloon of the franklin Buildings, North street, third door from Raltimorc street, east side, on TO-MORROW, (Sabbath) at o'clock in the morning, and 7j oVUx-k in the evening. Subject for the morning: the first chapter ot Revelations. Subject for the evening, the first nine verses of the 11th chapter of Revelations. fi'There will also preaching oil the Advent TO MORROW, at 3 o'clock P. in the Hall in Lexington street, north side, six doors cast of Green, over Mr.

Deshield's grocery store. rrip'NOTI Members of the NICSV1LLE RIFLE COMPANY arc ordered to meet at their ARMORY, ou THIS DAY, Oct. the lHth, at ti.J o'chwk, to elect a Captain in place of J. Baker, resigned. Bv order of R-" A RMACOST, Lieut.

Comd'g. rv-lf- MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIA-ls-3 TION. The Board of Directors have passed the following resolution Kesolvtd, That for the period of one month previous to the Annual Election in November, 1847, the lflth Bv-law be suspended; and that during that period, Members who have been dropped from the roll under the operation of that Law, may be permitted to renew their subscriptions upon payment of three dollars per annum. By order. 13-2w JOS.

T. ENGLAND. Cor. Sec'rv. IMES.

THREE BARRELS, just received, of 1-4 superior quality for preserving, will be sold low quantities to suit, by JOSEPH R. MANN, Fruit Dealer and Confectioner, olfi-ll No. 23 Light street. BUTTER BI TTER. Just received and for sale, a large and superior lot of Roll BUTTER.

Apply to WM. PELL. .503 West Baltimore street, 1' corner 01 Pine. JL HI cases Mnskml AT'S 10 do Hair Seal do. On hand and for sale low to close consignments.

SCIIOENING Ac SAWYER, olG-3titT 17 German street. We APPLES! have received a large lot of verv ennerinr RAMBEAU APPLES, suitable for family "use, which will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. MARTIN fc HonsON, 363 Baltimore street! It S. AV. corner of Eutaw.

BI TTER, FLOUR, kr. 30 kegs Dairy Glades Butter fresh 4'HJ bids, new crop Flour, viz: Family, Extra. Su-perand Eve. of superior brands 17 kiln dne I Corn Meal For sale on pleasing terms, bv JAMES J. LAWN, olO-ttf 139 N.

Howard street. RUBBER SHOES. 20 cases Men's and Wo omen's Patent RUBBERS i'i 00 yvomen plain anil lig cut do in do Misses and Children's cut do 1,5 do Women's fine-bound do Ou hand and for sale low to close consignments. SCIIOENING SAWYER. 17 German street.

Pi 1 I OX i STODDA i is da I DISSOLVED by mutual consent. The business will tiereatter tie cont-niied at the 01 stand. No. 1 South street, by W.M. STODDARD, on bis own ac count.

J.I 1 11 FOX. WM. STODDARD. Baltimore, Oct. loth.

1847. "co-partnership' herctofo're existing under the firm of RA HAUSE, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. llherof the undersigned are duly authorised to settle the business c-t the late firm. S. H.

RAXD-XLL, HAUSE, Galesviile, pet. 151 n. The uiuiersicned have formed a co-partnership. and will continue tiie business at trie i.laee. undo1- the iirm of HAUSE AT WELL.

W.M. HAUSE. OS. ATWELL. October Jlth, Vl'-DT TOWN ACA DEM No.

I Ensok strkkt. 1 door troni Gav street, Indi-ptiidi-nt Kreme Hou-e and Marion Temperance Hall, is open EVERY EVENING, from 7 to o'clock, tor the instruction of vmng Alen, Clerks. Mechanics and others, who ma have d-iiy busiif-s to attend to. Classes are instructed in penmanship, Book-Keeping, Ariilnnetic. Drawing, ihi-uh-h fra miliar.

Uconietry, in: Terms moderate. No EXT 55 C'tAROK FOR Ft'KL OR StvTIoxfry, olti-sws3t'WM. ROUT. MOXROE. Principal.

CARD. C. B. THOMPSON" resi.ecffnHv forms his friends and the public that, haviiur'rent- from the proprietor the basement story of tin I'VPII 1VI-L1 IlATI'l 1. I ei i.

11 1 r.ii, ne is noyv prepared to serve 'lem either in parties or as individuals with ali tiiat best L-irders iunnsh. He will, at all times, be pleased to serve Families, sending wha is ordered to their residetices, and hopes, that, wi'h Ihe choice Liquors of ins Bar, the delicacies of his Table, and the proper attendance on both, to merit the approbation oi" his visiters and patrons. P. S. The BILLIARD ROOM connected with mv apartmer ts has been newly renovated, and the Tables newly repaired.

DRAWING MATER have 0V1' band -a fine assortment ot Drawing Materials, viz: r.iiiiun aim jjrawmg 1'aper. Tracing and Horn do. Mathematical Instruments. Fine Graduated Pencils. Hairdo.

Drawing Puis, Rubber. Colors. India Ink, With a creat variety of Drawing Books and Cards, tor mathematical and artistic drawing. AVe have also a large supply of Misee'laneous School and Blank BOOKS, and STATIONERY of every description, which we offer for sale at moderate prices. WM.

M1XIFIE A- It' li Baltimore street. IMIE COUNTESS OF BLESSINGTOX'S NEW AORK. just published and lor sale at 1-1 SMITH'S. No. 57 BA1.TJMORE next door to the '-Sim ottice.

MARMADUKE HERBERT, or the Fatal Error, by the Countess 01 Biessi'iaton: price 2.) cents. Cooper's New Novel. THE CRATER. or Vuliian's Peak, a tale ot the Pacific, 2 complete, cents. Till'.

DEVIL'S POOL, bv George Sands; cents A TRUE KEY TO ODD-FELLOWSHIP; 61 cts No. 179 LITTELL'S LIVING AGE; 12I cents THE Bl CKSK1X, orthe O111111 the" Besiegers bv the aulhor ot "Ethan Allen;" 2" ec-'ts Republication of ('apt. A RR YATT'S and Miss ELLEN PICKERING'S EXtlELLi: XT WORKS, just received; price each 25 cents. N. B.

All the WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS for this week, in. S. E. SMITH, 57 Baltimore street, next door to Sun office. holcsale and retail.

ti 'PIIH COUNTESS OF BLESSINr.TON'S NEW i WORK is received at WM. TAYLOR'S, A and 5 Jarvis Buildings. MARMAM KE HERBERT, or the Fatal Error, bv l.adv Blcssington: price 25 cents. EAVRANKS HYDRAULICS AND MECHANICS, No. price 25 cents.

DOGGHTT'S GLIDE THROUGH THE UNITED STATES, with a Map: price 12'. cents, cheap. THE CRATER, or Vulcan's Tale of ihe Pacific, jv J. Feuuuore Cooper; price 50 cents. THE DEVIL'S POOL, bv Ceo.

Sand: price 2.5 cts. CRUISE OF THE CR ACEFUL. or the Robbers of Caraccas; price 12', cents, TIIE MONITOR, a Weekly Paper, edited bv Wm. Chase Barney, for this week; price tt cents, or $2 TH ENTERPRISE, for this week is a capital number: price three cents, or a vear. Call and sub scribe lo the best literary paper published in Baltimore.

THE FLAG OF OUR UNION and all the papers lor this week, wholesale mid retail, at WM, TAYLOR'S, 4 and .5 Jarvis Buildings, North street. IiWNCY FI EMPORII'M. 1 Mo. 147 HAI.TIMOKE rNniu: thk Tit.koi; i-it Offu k. The subscriber will open on W'edif silai, the 20th instant, the most splendid and extensive assortment of fashionable Fancy FI RS ever exhibited for sale in this eit v.

The. ladies of Baltimore and its vicinity are respect fully reuiiestcd to call anil examine the above before purchasing clseyvhere. These Furs were selected in Europe, by an experienced judge, and have been manufactured expressly lor city trade. The linings and trimmings are of the choicest and best quality, and all Furs sold nt this establishment will be, warranted to be real. The assortment consists in part, viz: Russia Siblc, Marten, Stone Marten, Lynx, Natural Lynx, Fitch, Chincilli, Siberian Siiiirrel, Silver Crev Fox.

and Cr.vs Fox MUFFS. HOAS and VICTOR INKS. Also, a few munificent white Ermine Victoriues. Ermine Trimmings for bnll-dresscs, c. olK-21 i I S.

N. OAK VA LIIO. I Al A The "subscriber Ins REMOVED from No. 71 Italtnuore street, lo No. 70 HANOVER near the Market, where lie Miitinues the DRV GOODS business, and has fon hand a general assoi liiicnl of seasonable G( ODS, which he oilers for at ihe lowest rales.

He invites his customers and friends to give him a call, on; Im MOSES KEYSER. OII WLS! Sll I have just received a few cartoons of liaudsoiiic new style Trrkeri and Cashmere SI IA LS, and will open" them THIS MORNING for ehilutioit. Those 111 yvani arc invileil to call, where thev will I1111I a large and selected stock of DRV GOODS, at the Cheap Cash Store. WM. JONES, Hi til No.

7D Raltimorc street. 'PHE CASH BARGAIN STWRE has inst re- reived Iroiu auction more bargains, such as red llomcviie Flannel 12! cents; black Alpaca Serge, 25; col'il Camhrir, black Silk Cravats, only black lpaca Scans, 371, another lot 0 M. de I anics, 11; a icyv rich Shawls. I black Clot Siiayvis, very eneap; yvilii a lot ol Blankets, ic; mu- usual assortment of cheap tiEO. W.

UHLER. ohi-tft; Franklin street, near Green. I OI'GH A. FFLLERTON, bi.3 BALTIMORE STREET, Have opened a large assortment of seasonable nit ins Einbi aching ESS FA Hit ICS of the newest styles: 'asl re, Tcrken, timl Itroehe SHAWLS; French MEIUNoES TARTANS and SILK PLAIDS. CLOTHS and CASSI MERES.

IlLANKETS; Coiiniei panics; Sheetings; Table Da-mit-k; TowelliiBS and a huge supply of Irish LINENS. olti-2tr "r-2lr y'r- to-. No. 107 street. I mrse desirous ()f seeing the Haines in full, can 'bt is well 11 eralihed bv-allmgai Or.

Smith's oiTice T()TICE TO shall se lot nf i I set; also, some Ivorv Handles, sets, 51 ps. onlj 1D, Scissors: Razors: Penknives, veiy cheap; Head Brushes and styles; Steel Reads; Purs Rings: and I assets; Bag asps; Kinb'd, Velvet am. Silk Reticules, cheap, (jold Pens and Pencil Cases very low; Soaps; Double-barrel Guns, slab and twist, patent breach, cheap and warranted! Gloves; Toys; 111 fact, constantly receiving, new sty Goofls, and sliall ever sell, at ihe same low pnees that shall continue our place the resort of all who wih tr anFcHALES STS. CRNER LTLMORt 16-ltr MORTIMER MOWER Y. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF OIL.

Ait i has just received a large BnnpW OILS, for family use, consisting of Solar Oil, per gallon: Solar Sperm Oil at 75 cents per aaiion. a benutitnl article; also, Whale and other Oils; Sperm CANDLES, at Jow prices. WEST'S Cheap Lamp and Oil Store, 15 Sharp street. NOTE THE CHANGE. R.

MASSEY has REMOVED his office from No. 6 Fayette street, to No. fif! EXCHANGE PLACE, under Mrs. Marshall's Boarding Hocsh, between and Gay streets, where tie will endeavor lo give Iml satisfaction to the afflicted. N.B.

There are are two apartments, one for ladies, the other for gatlemen. oli3-7tr npHE ON'CE DEA NOW The enquirer after Restoration, as well as those who doubt, may daily see demonstrated at No. fin K-CHANGE PLACE, under Mrs. Marshall's BoardhV House, by Dr. JlLJ.S5EY.that Deafness can be treated successfully.

Indeed they mav scarcely fail to find present there at any hour, some, who onlv a feyv days before, had been deal for inanvjnrs.but now can hear. lyRemember, that Dr. Miissev's experience in the treatment of chronic affections, does not dale liack onhj a few days or months, but he has toiled almost alone some years, to demonstrate and promulgate those principles now triumphantly ascendant. N. B.

A Work illustrative, and alioundiiig with well authenticated cases of cures, will soon be issued. obi-1 tr CLENCH AND GERMAN I.OOKING-GLAS3 DEPOT, AND FK.LME MANUFACTORY. The mod extensive assortment of GLASSES, framed and untrained, and Portrait and Picture Frames, on hand, or manulactured to order. For sale nt the loio-est cash prices, by SAMSON CA RISS, Carver and Gilder, olfi-lfjr Nos. 13R and 140 Baltimore st.

GERMAN LOOrTlNG-GLASS I LA I US, every size, tor sale by the case, dozen, or single Plate. Also, the most complete and largest assortment of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the ettv. Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of eniirelr new patterns, 7icer before introduced in Baltimore, made to order, of the verv best materials, and bv iVui best workmen, together with Gilt Rox CORNICES' RODS: RINGS: "CENTRES: CURTAIN BANDS, A.C for sale, and made to order, as cheap as thev can he obtained al any establishment in the Tniied Statea. E. S.

FRYER; oI'j nr No. 1 North Gay street. Clear vou-k is the beacty of srKFcnV'-ANCTvS CANDY has proved itsejf superior to every article hitherto oifered. for clearing the voiett. misters of the Gospel, Luyvyers, Smcers, and other who use their voice a great deal, should use it freely.

Price "rt cents per package, or five for .1. Forstile by SETH S. HANCE, No. U3 Baltimore street. oiti-ioair FEVER AND AGUE.

A this rompiain' israttint; to some extent in Ihe country, it is nil important to know what will prevent tins diseas, and ai wlmt will cure those 1 bus arhicte-i. GOULEY'S YEGK-TABLE BITTERS are a sure cure, and preventive torthe Fever and Ague. Thev mav obnined at the proprietor's Fountain. No. 3a BALTIMORE between Frederick and Harrison where numerous certificates may be seen of positive cures, of this and other complaints that flesh is heir to.

It IN CASES 6 "ASTHM A. J.VUNDl CEf I JVE 1 COMPLAINTS. GOUT, RHEUMATISM. TlC-DOLOREUX. or RHEUMATIC GOUT.

HANCE'S SAR SAPA ILLA or BLOOD PILLS should used, according to the directions laid down for purify uig the, blood. During the time of taking the Pills, should fresh or flying painsappenr, they only prove that the medicine is drawing out the acrid humors the very-root of the disease. Price 25 cents per box, or five boxes for For sale by SETH S. HANCE, No. IOC Baltimore street.

o1fitt)27rt TAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. No other mertici 110 will remove mucos or pus from the throat so thoroughly as this. It effectually loosens th'" coagulated masses-from the membrane which lines the trachia, and at every cougn the patient will bring up portions of the. disengaged matter. In all complaints of the pulmonary organs, even when nature seems to be making no effort to throw off the disease.

A YNE'S EXPECTORANT imparts vigor to the machinery of respiration, and enables them, to disencumber themselves of the obstructions which had impeded their free operation. Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis Pleurisy in a word, all diseases of a pulmonary nature, yield lo this preparation, if propcrlv administered. Prepared only by DR. D.

JAYNE, No. 3 South T'sird street, Philadelphia. For sale by G. L. Dl'HURST, corner of Pratt st.

and Dugan's wharl, lower end of Marsh Market Space. Hi-N'7 DELAY NO LONGER. Whcnlliease invades the physical Irame, no time should be lost in pro curing a proper to arrest ihe malady at once. or 1 tie cure ot rulmonary Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Obstinate Coughs, Spitting Blood, Pain in the. Breast in short, all diseases of the Throat and Lungs.

'THOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TA'i AND WOOD NAPHTHA" is superior to all other remedies, operating mildly and pleasantly inthe gene-rs 1 svslcin, strengthen ing and healing the lungs, sooth-Htg irritation, arresting the cough, allaying nervous restlessness, and imparting tone to the debilitated frame. Thousands have been restojred to health by the unparalleled effcacv of this excellent Medicine. and proof abundant is offered of its superiority over every other remedy. Prepared only bv ANGNEY A- DICKSON. N.

E. comer of Fifth and Spruce streets, Philadelphia. Sold by H. Rush Roberts, corner ot Halhmore and Hanover streets, and John P. Dnkeharf, No.

8 E. Bal timore street, near the Bridge, Baltimore; by Charles Stott, Washington: Alexander Duval, Richmond. l'rice .50 cents or Nl per bollle. oil! lN3r VEN1, 11)1, Dr. ALLEN'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

for the cure of Dyspepsia, Ijver Complaint, Nfr-yous Debility, Bilious Affections, Tin's med icine is ortereu 10 ine piiuiic uniier ine assurance mat there is no article in existence having stronger claims to their consideration. Being compounded bv a regu lar Graduate of Jefferson Coll.fge. Philadelphia, md a nractisino' Physician of TWF.XTV VI'. ARS STANDING in Philadelphia, his lone experience has confirmed him in Ihe opinion that a compounded med icine was requiren to I'lvP. 11N and KKAlhDV tile DEBILITATION produced by residing in low Miasmatic Climates, and to counteract the prostrating influences of the many nervous disorders with which the mimnn tamiiy are afflicted.

Dr. Allen is a well known Physician, and lias used the above medicine in his practice for eioht years, willi the most astonishing" effect, having tested its qua lities in above five thousanb cases. No medicine ever received more flattering recom mendations from Physicians of eminent standing than has been bestowed on this. Read the following: The late DR. GEORGE McCLELLAN, of Philadelphia, pronounced it one of the BEST TONIC preparations he had ever used, and recommended it stronglv in cases of Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, The following is an extract of a letier from DR.

ROBERT AG NEW, an eminent Phvsician ot Lancaster count savs: "I firmly believe that eight cases out of tev the Dvspeptic may. by the. use of your rid himself of this thorn 111 tne pathway of life. Not onlv in Dyspeptic eases, but in all cases of constipation and and diseases depending on a debilitated stale of the nervous svstcm, together with a torpid state of the Bowels, will your Elkxir be of inestimable value." To be Ii ad wholesale and retail of Seth S. Hance, ins Baltimore street; Samuel E.

Smith, No. 1 Sun Buildings: Charles Stott and T. C. Farquahr iish ington, D. or of the proprietors, Alle.i A Vn.

l'hiladelnhin. ol(J-iVr. MULES. MULES. MULES Just arrived and for sale at the Three ns Sta- wy ei.Ks.

a erv superior 101 01 i 1 tc-, men- tjJtti.4iei sn ring trom li; 10 161 hands high, 3 years old. ot which six are premium Mules, somf of II. Clay "sown raising, anil considered the best ever ollcred in this market. Persons wishing to purchase would do well to call before purchasing elsewhere, as 1 will sell ou reasonable terms, olti-liii WILLIAM DORBACKER. SOMETHING CHOICE.

PATENT REFLECTORS FOR viol. r.i,?(iioi n.ii.y, This consists of a clear convex Mirror being placed in the crown ol the lint, thereby rendering the appearance of the Hat both uniue and beautiful. Thev iiavc met with tne most ileciueu approbation in Ncyv York, and also in every place where they have been introduced. The suliseribcrs having received a lot from the manuiacliirers, are enabled lo Bell the II Vl' low. Call and examine, at CO UPLAND Sc GROVE'S, N.Jhe neatest variejyof Vlvt 3 CONSUMERS AND RETAILERS OF l.KAA'a!' fmtl al tl)e Vork Canton PL, I ka Co AiiKNcv, No.

no N. GAY a 'Pi- el 'reeiianu nee'ed on the 2iith, when the whole would embark for Yera Cruz. The United States steamer Telegraph was goin into Brazos when the Florida left. Lieut. Fogg and Dr.

Washburn, of the Massachusetts regiment, came passengers in the Florida. The health of New Orleans continues to improve The repoat of the Charity Hospital for the 24 hours ending at o'clock on the 7th. the admission of all diseases was 21; deaths of yellow fever 3. other dis eases 3: discharged of yellow fever discharged of other diseases 13. The list of interments contains the names of no Baltimoreans.

The New Orleans Picayune cautions all the world. editors. c. in particular, not to mis-spell the name of Capt. John Magruder.

of 1st artillery, who so gal huitly placed and served his battery in front of tiie enemy's works at Contreras on the 10th of August. The ricayv.ne states that some time in June last, a young man, named Richard Ilallovay, married a young girl that city, and the pair proceeded up the river, and stopped nt Cincinnati. After their arrival at Cincinnati, his wife went down the river, and on the 17th ult. the store of P. Collins, corner of and Pearl streets.

Cincinnati, was entered bv bur glars and robbed of nearly S5.000 worth of jewelry. Immediately on finding out the robbery. Mr. Collins offered S500 for the arrest of ihe thieves. Until the 7th instant, nothing was found out about the matter, when Lieut.

Busby repaired to the Felixiana house nd inquired for Mr. Richard Halloway alias Howell. and was told that he was up stairs in his room, but was too sick to come down. Lieut. however, went up into the room of Halloway, and seized his trunk, and found that it contained nothing but packa ges ot jewe.rv.

Halloway confessed that he had committed the rob-ery, and desired to be immediately sent up the river. mat r.e m-giit see lus wne. He was. however, committed to prison. Amongst ether artie.es found in the prisoner's trunks were the following: It) gold watches.

43 sil ver watches, 37 gold pencil cass and pen holders, 43 ilver lib breastpins, some of them of the most splendid kind. gold thimbles. 1 pairs silver spectacles. 137 silver thimbles. 11!) fancy studs.

15 gold studs. 0 gold crosses. St! pairs of earrings, some of tnem very valuame. assorted linger rings, rnanv them set with the finest jewels, to buckets. gold watch keys and chains, diamond rings and oilier ariicles in the line too numerous to of the above articles, after inventory bad been Liken, were all locked iir in the iron safe subject to the order of tiie owner.

Halloway is but years Id. and one of the most expert thieves in the country. John Perry was committed to jail at New-Orleans the 7th nist. charged with stealing compass from bar'itte Empress. lie was delect by Jose tile, steward of the barque Pioneer, of Baltiin re.

The new crop of sugar was commencing to reach N. Orleans. On the 7th inst. l.0 hhds. were received.

M-s. President Pidk was considered much better this morning, being able to sit up in her chamber. A- Correspondence of the Baltimore Sim. I Richmond. October 15, 3, P.

M. The southern mail, with New Orleans papers to le sth instant, has been received, but they contain news from the -eat of war. Grtor.GiA Election. The Augusta papers contain nil returns of the election for Governor and tiie Le- gis.auire in taat tute. i owns, tne democratic cau date, is e'ected Governi by a majority of votes.

Pie whig are to have carried tne Legislature in ota branches, having majority in the House, and 3 a the Senate. Tills secures to them -J I'mted States enalors. L. Onto Er.KfT:ox. We are just commencing to re- ce.ve returns ot the eic-tiou tor memtiers ot the egislctiare, wiiicii took pla--c on Tuesday last.

uual interest is taken in the result throughout the State, inasmuch as a new legislative apportionment is be made, and on that will depend, in a great mea sure, tne comniexion oi the Legislature ol 1- 1-, which will have to choose a United States Senator to suc- eed Senator Allen, whose term expires on the 1th of March, is in. This year 'JO Senators out of the whole number (3b) are to be chosen, 1 being chosen in regular order, and 2 vacancies to fill. The Senators old ing over stand Whigs and ft Democrats, and leretotore the districts to eiect leave returned 10 Democrats and 10 Whigs. Should the result be the ame tiiis year the Senate will be tied. The House 'insists of 7-2 members, and both parties seemed to be onfideiit of electing a majority of them.

We present below all the returns we have from his State. Thus far the counties have voted as for- ncr.y. Cincinnati city, Democratic majority p7 Hamilton county do do 1.700 Iontgomery county, hig majority 7511 leSb do do l-i; ninklin do do Muskingum do do ijoo In Cincinnati the Democrats have ejected one Senator and three members of the House of Delegates. The New V'ork Express of Thursday evening has ihe following telegraphic despatch: Xanksvim.k, October 13. Twenty counties have been beard from; the Whigs gam 1 Senator and 3 epresentat i vcs.

The returns look every way favorable to the Whigs. Election. We have received returns from the following additional counties, of the ti iveruor's vole, to which we annex the totals of the ti5 counties published in yesterday's Sun: Governor 1M7. Governor Jfsll. Shiink.D.

Irvm.W. Shiink.D. 3J.3.'!1 Wesimorel'd l.n-ji; 57 I'll 103 r.r.r, Washington at'H i'-Jl 750 70 100 150 30 Bedford. -'en! re utiiata Lycoming. iffl in liilller snlbv.iii Heaver I IIIOII Armstrong.

113 new Ci illllt 1 1 000 SIH) 000 37,171 57') 1 1 W.H0 Shniik'sinaj. shirnksinj. In thirly-seveii counties heard from, the niajoiily lor Shunk is In the counties 111 l-ll. Shank's, mammy was ljil'l, showing a clear gum of I I votes. A Tax o.n gravely proposed by 11 llo-ton paper, on the ,1,.,, lbrK doubt the little darings will cry out'' iigaiusl it.

LOCAL MATT Kits. t'ili, Cvtirl I port Ihe iiRsemliling of ihe court esterday Ihe jury 111 the smm brooms, colored, indicted for lorgei y. rendered 11 sealed ver dict of ucipntlal Ihe case ol Ihe v. John IJracey was then eaiieii, ami me accused vns phiccil in ihelmr lie was lreised in a suit of black; his henrm was exceedingly composed, and hi maimer well calculated disarm suspicion. is charged in the first wilh having lelomously stolen lour promissory notes, each lor the 'piiynicni .,1 seven certificate of stock of Ihe Stale ol each of the value of if one payment ol 1 00; one lor I In: piiyiuein one lor the payment of iST-iO; one for Ihr 110 0 1 oi :f.j., uihi oiieior lilt? payment 01 5(1, ol Ihe i.ro- pertyol liawiiM.

lliiltou. The second iiidicimem roula.iis Ivvo first charging the accused with having set fini'to a certain outhouse, containing merchandize, t)lt iv "on eoiiiinue io sen al prices unsurpassed by any other establishment in the citv SUGAR, Cob I- EE, bPICES, Sec, ennallv low. Agencie tor the Tea At Frederick. A. Henderson: .1.

Compton, Cumberland; A. II. Cndlcr's, irperV I'erry. JAS. R.

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