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1858, BY JAS E.MAGRUDER. MILLER ACH AW, 181 Baltimore street. A.KtK SALE The Sahooner SAMAR1-fSfr TAN, vith all her Tackle, Sails, Anchors, tons, carries 50 cords of wood. Aleo, Schooner AMITY, same toncage, carries 40 cords of wood. Eie at the lower end of McEiderry's wharf.

These vessels be sold low. Apply to J- N. Jfc P. H. ML'LTjtR, feI8 3t Shipyard and Railways, Philpot st.

FOR SALR-Fonr COWS, one HORSIS. and one SLOP CART and MILK WAGON, and two sets of GK ARS. Ror fnrthsr ri-fi" cob rs apply at the Sun office. felS-Ss! WATCHES AND JEWELRY. B.

LARMOUR, opposite the Fonntaia Hotel, won ca th9 sttantinn of Dtircusprs to his splendid stock of WATO ES, EvV l. STERLING SILVER and ALB ATA WARE. B. L. is leole aser.t for Enumnn's POCKET CHRONOMETER WATCH.

atches and Jew-elry Repaired in the best manner warranted. --qry, Baltimore PIANO FORTE MANUFACTORY. Our friends and customers are respectfully invited io eail and exauiinwa late and ita- portatt improvement in the PIANO-FORTE. In this ltvention the Pisjiist hwall the earessinc expression so common to the Hrp. Tne action of tne Piano has now all the promptaess and oertaiaty of the fingers of the Harp.

f.ii i- J- WIE BROTHER, relS-lmj o. 31 Hanover stroet- n.ARvRIA-6K?! -j ui-i on bna at lua venoive UAttKlAblE REPOS1TOR fi No; Sontairay-etreet. the most extensive -aa b9fst assortment ef fashioraWe CARRIAGES tEA H1 yum vnw. r-ersons ic want of ci- as paper. for twelve months.

Old Carnacea repaired, or uIcf in xchanre for cw oner, received on etcrare or held on Coroj. sion. WILLIA.M MoCA LATE Mf ROVED- 7 Ct H. Vn. jn3tionab.v every respect, the best Pianvr to -be had.

Taisfact will be apoareni to acy dit-tereted person whose t-istii i ted to jocj tor themselves of the various tBiii af tonoh, tone, Ao. No person desiritj: a rtallv ftrst-tlzst Fin tkiiii Bail tneee-before sr.Atuzs a siertion. rwatis.uriiT 1. xi. cl, fi'.

it. and SX Fayette eU tiurd doorweft of Cits? TION AT RICHMOND. GIA," Pbassos, of the Norfolk Line, has bea on tae ito rnake an EXCURSION to Richmond take pmnstant. The Baltimore City Guards wili cert Bin her, acoompanied by tte Inap5-leve tatfs Cornet Band. Tho Geor? ia wiii wharf.

Uri'tiniJ Sisam Packet CenipaEy'a TT rDaY005' toot cf Cojspora street, on SA-o precENING NEXfT29T instant, at 6 on Sblcst 7 sjrnviEr ia Norfjik at o'ciiac of stUEc, to tare on 6wd a roi'atary tins aiioSir? thence for Rickmond at. 3 P. Ko'-fo'k mzd I passecfers fall seven honrs at avy arc; winta to ew tka cities aad ds m-TciEi-: wfie it Richmond early on Mes-Eice: thenee for nti Taeaaav er-Kiver. emvif iry down ta tentiiui tienee for BaitimJw- os We-iceday rnorniiur; of the bay, smvinJ dayiisht. hsvics a ica visir' ii ni.T oa tunesiftj eveauz or tlCJLf f.ir t-a Ri er offeree for ths I limned Can Ye hd Ti-Mt -morv of the JEf Warrw, at Git aid Ba'timore rrtCirv Gn-irds, eorrer of tioiore Sttam Pktnd of has.

J. Concord street. office, f.t are -v 'AN rUM I H1 tu3? FOR THF, INAVGCnh 'cTiTr-V ifHN' OF THK ON THE sa OFiTCTO.V, For tiepurpow AR Mas: Societies or tttag tne A 16 UK ATI ON OF THE IN- INTON. at Rtcemoxs. oct or Asti-STEAMER BALiiMORE.

mstaot. tie cm-ionhrili leave har wharf, rf-t -street. Washicctoa. D. on i11 a li o'clock precuelv, f-r Aia." AJ at Aiexsnsra aad toactunff the Creek TRAIN viH be in rh At rf which passense wiU reien mf a'ter a stop' for Supper at as usu.

35 50. Ch yCFs of age half pries. ucier te For further inf or trationsp ply to (jrJOHI.hMAV(,M. General Agent of the Potoy yt fl7-4t5 FOE RICHY -D i Ths steamer VIRST V.VND. bsr wharf.

Light srreet, FRIDAY. st 4 o'olock, for theabove place, via Fr I.kT-, No route presents a mora comfortaL.0 JX, psfsage thn this, cheaper place you Fredericksburg on nice; in time for the Richmond cars, ryTf pieasant ride up the noble each side by the old mansions of ths which we have heard so much. Wa wi" 5 (wrh all tiSseindacemerits)iaRichmonc T. von to Baltimore f.irHVK Tw II A It'nrB you to extra. "TViea1s J-St? GEMErtAL WAYNE HO t.

issi ton-visa of rici ir; lTDLL MORE STR-HRTS. -LTI this iong-estab ished House, the well knoJ' owned ty tbe Howa-d estate, in his extensive STABLES immediately adl (havii ample aocenroodations for two try Hcrses.) desires to inforrn his friends aud thfcj generally that he des-gns to conduct it if! a ri? that will be agreeaole to all who mar be pletT give hm a caii. assuring them that evny o2 will be rendered which oan be oestowed. A GOOD TABLE, COMFORTABLE CHAMBER3, and ATT EiS TIVE SERSrA The Honseis located high and airy, and as reg health, none can i more desirable. His wii be supplied with the very test LIQUORS, WINE 3, CIGARS, -and no attention necessary to the proper conduoi -a House where comfort aud convenience oan tained will be overlooked.

He hopes his many and Tfell-tried friends not foreet to call and see kirn. D6-6t HENRY FAIR BANS. AULT'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH GARDEN SEEDS. Having received our spring sto3k of- GARDEN SEEDS, we now offer for sale Ault'i Early Short-Top Scarlet Radish; Extra Eartv and Late Peas; Srinaee; Etc- Tomato; Cauliflower; Brocoli; Beets of kinds: Ault's Early and Large York; Ault's Larga and Premium Fiat Dutch, Savoys aud all other Cabbages; Parsnips; Carrots; Onion Sets; Baans; a number of new varieties of Steds, together with ail other kinds of GARDE SEEDS, all of whioh ars of the same superior quality as sold by ns last former years. For sile wholesale and retail.

SAMUEL AIII.T A. SOV. corner of Calvert and Water Baltimore, Ma. rY ALSO A large and ohoice oollecticQ of SEEDS; LAWN-. and WHITE-CLOVER.

ijj- A descriptive cats-loKne of Flower Seeds an i a ofitalooe of the Garden Seeds can be obtained by application. EDGE-TOOL FACTORY Ttk. hi r.MES fc Rraidnt Impirters and Manufacturers -wT Hardware, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Leather Baiting. Lacing, Gum aud Hefinp Patking.GrindstoneB, (large and small. All kmds ofidfe-Tools.

Brass and Copper Work rr.sds -aas: furnished aLthe shortest not lea and on the most reasonable term Alio, Signal Lanterns Ships and teamers. Cop. Waste, ick ScTeirs of sizar, Steam and ater Ganges, Block Tin, Bsbitt Ac. il7-lyl CITV LUNlH, BASEMENT BARUAIB CI7T Hrif'. TN BANFlAN'B.

ins establishment, beinr ntud as, gTeat convenience to citLSenrJlna stran.ers wa wish to save time in getting oa drop in here and bs server101 SOUP, OYSTERS, site- iz r.jf I sua, At all times, and at 2 desj red from the rejular of fare, at reasonatif rates. O-lCl" Pll eTtSJ'0' bo A aoenstor twenty years of age; ply at the Sun oihoe. 7 -r io gooa reierenoa. 15-tf A FRUSBNT-WORTfi HAViNr. nbnw hs jnst recover! Interesting from Kansas The Legislature Kansas has passed a bill, over the veto of Gov- Denver, removing the Territorial capital to ftlin- neolo, a little village formerly known as Centro polls.

It Is about twenty miles south of Lawrence The Governor, In his veto message, speaking tne propose a new capital, says: "No buildinss have been prepared for the use of th officers, nor can there be within a mon a or six weeks Intervening, r-or have i ascertain that the town or ifnemu i more than a descriptive A bill, said to have beenflrawn up uy i -c late or Hdiiiaiurc, umm branch of the Legislature, the substance of which -u fin is given by a coiresjjuimcui ti follows: nrenmme sets rorin mat neicner mc jjc r.nnventlon nor consiicuiion nawv auy jufl authority, or shadow of authority, from tAe peep oj ic men goes tui iu pruviuc, tn rioxiarA bv proclamation, the Le- AAtiati'tution to be the constitution of the State oi Kansas, or can uiuu ui ii c.fnn OlITT persons to act as otucers unaer ii; or ior nuy ocua- tnr cnwrnnr. lieutenant liovernor. oecreiarv, Auditor or Treasurer of State, or member of the i to attempt in anv wav to eive effect tn that constitutional government, or to exercise authority under it, shall be a felony, punishable with dear a. Ths U. S.

Frigate Colorado. The- following nurripd officers have been ordered to tne steam frigate Colorado, the flag-ship of the home squad ron. now IvIrs at Norfolk: Capt. Wm. H.

Gardner: lieutenants, Edward T.anier. Thos. H. Stevens. Abner Kead, Wm.

Powell. Beverly Kennon; acting master, Charles C. Carpenter: fleet suraeon, Edward trUchrist: passed assistant snreeons, A. M. Lynch, A.

M. Vedder; purser, C. Doran; chief engineer, W. W.W.Wood: first assistant engineer, Thos. A.

Shock; second assistants, John W. Moore, Alex. Greer, F. K. Hain, John Purdy, Philip Inch, Chas.

H. Levy; boatswain, John McKinley; gun ner, onn Owens; carpenter, Amos uinic; sau- maker, m. liennett. The Colorado is ordered out to relieve the a- bash, and the contemplated trip Is her first, as she has not yet. had even a trial trip.

Commodore Paulding is at present the commanding officer Of the squadron to which the Colorado will be attached. Baltimork City Guards This fine military company, on their arrival at Norfolk on Sunday morning next, en route for Richmond, are to be received In handsome style by the Junior Volun teers, and accompany them to attend divine ser-' vire at the Rev. Mr. Jones' Baptist) church. Thev will leave the same afternoon In the steamer noroia.

for Richmond. The Norfolk Herald We learn that a challenee has been proffered the Baltimore City Guards by the Junior VoUui- tefrs. of our rdtv. The drill to come oir mivicn- mona auring tne maugurauou. iuc mumavj the officers of the two companies aas Drought about this rivalry, and tho-e who may have the pleasure or witnessing me arm wui mo iue tatisfaction of seeing a good-humored contest for skill in arms "Weather asd The St.

Louis raner of the 13th report the river opposite mat citv as badly blocked up with ice, some of It piled trusses several leet men. arc unable to get tip niftier man tne muum iuc Missouri THE BALTIMORE SU KAfiSETIO TILBQKJLFH OmCa 1 Sn Ibox Bnur dx irtee to oommtint working ordsb The Kansas Question. Wastitvgtos. Feb. 17.

The House Kansat Mvnmi'tFP metto-nicfht. when Mr. Morrill oifer resolution summonlna Messrs. aiser, ai- hor.n, Stanton Henderson for examination, snd reanirlnff them to bring all the documents in tteir possession bearing upon the subject-matter of xo mis ii was owjtxicu. uu official documents were beine obtained from the executive department, oral testimony might not Yt.

necessary. The resolution, together with four or five oth ers, lookine to the examination or au matters rnv'erd bv the resolution urjder which the com mittee was appointed, was tabled by a vote of 7: and the committee then passed Mr. Adrain's resolution, instructing the chairman to from tte State Department the registry and cenns of the votes in Kansas, with in amendment offered bv Mr. Stephens, "In accordance th law." The committee adjourned to Wed nesday next, In order meantime to procure the documents caLed for. The rraioritv of the Senate committee on terri tories have completed their elaborate report.

The bill which accompanies It is similar to those here tofore creseated on such occasions, and admits Kansas into the Union under the Lecompton. con stitution. New Orleaus Cotton Market Effect of the Niagara's Sews. trade here, as a farther advance of was anti cipated. Tbe market to-day, therefore, has been ana prices mcimea to aroop.

The experts during the past week were large, reacning Daies, 01 wnicn were to x.iverpooi ana me to Jt ranee. The total decrease in the receipts at all the do rts. as compared with the same period last year, now reach oou.utu taiea. Freights are mm at to xaverpooi. From WashiBtn.

Wasetxgtox, Feb. 17. Captain Gardner has been appoSnted to the cemmasd of the steamship Colorado, now fitting out at Norfolk as the flagship of the home squadron. Commodore Jones la now lying dangerously 111 near Washington. An official statement show the effective force of the navy now embraces 62 vessels cf all kinds.

Fire at a Schsolhonse. HiRiroED, Conn Feb. 16th. a. fire broke out In tbe North Middle school bouse in this city during" the session of the school this forenoon.

Tte fire was discovered comic? up through the floor in the first department. No gTeat damage was done. In the various departments about 400 scl-olar were dismissed, and no ene was hurt, though the panie was great. Cotton Movements at Mobile. Mosri.1, Feb.

18 Theiaara's advices have dTresi tfce market for cotton, and middling Is offered at 1 1 cents. The sales during the week were 28.WX1 bales, and the receipts for the same period against 16000 at the same date in 1S57. The exports to England daring the week wne 19.WO Freights are quoted at 13 32d. Sterling dull at 5aC per cent, premium. Fatal Accident ia a Cem.1 Mine.

Tamaqua Feb. 11 J. Edw. Barnes, super Jntendent of the Little Schuylkill Navigation and Railroad Company, and Duncan Wier, mine afrent, were suffocated in a mine a short distance from this place yesterday afternoon by the gas. Their bodies were taken out about 11 o'clock last Suicide of a Supposed NoEaiRTowje, Feb.

1(5. A man named Smith, who for some time past has been confined in the prison af thu place, charged with having murdered his wife at Port Kennedy, committed suicide last night In his cell, by hanging himself with his handkerchief. Arrest an Alleged Kidnapper. Louis Feb. 15 A private dispatch says that a man named Vanzuyle, who is charged with kidnapping two free negroes of Geneva, N.

and selling one as a slave in this State, has been arrested in New Orleans, and Is held to await a rtqulsition from the Governor of Kentucky. Mnrder Trials. Darvtlle, Pa Feb. 18 The trial of Umbe-lark and Mrs. Briggs, who are charged with pot-soning the wife of the former aid hunband of the latter, was commenced hereto-day.

The trial has been postponed two terms of the court. The Bar-ties will be tried separately. Marine Disaster New York, Feb. 17. The schooner Chnrles Colgate, from Baltimore for New York with a cartoof oorn, went amhore last night on Squam Sh Ave feet of water In her bold and is filling fast.

All hands were saved. The Tariff Corruption Fraud Investigation. Feb 17 -B- F- uti, a director in the Middeleiex Mills, has gone to Washington on business connected with the tariff corruption investigation. 1 Banks Rechartered. LonsviLLE, Feb.

16. The Northern Bank of Kentucky, Bank of Kentucky, and Bank of Louisville, have all been rechartered for tweatv rvsx by the State Legislature. Weather Reports. Philadelphia, Feb. 17.

The weather is clear and cold thermometer 18; barometer 30.3. Washington Noon. Thermometer 24; wind northwest and clear. Frigate Wabaiii. Tte U.

S. frigate Wa the bar" arrived belowi and is now a.t anchor off Sailing of the Arabia. New Yoek, Feb. 17 The steamer Arabia specie106 n00n fr In The Russian very last exhibition of Wfilk ef VU take thi8 evsningl lor the benefit of the Active Association of the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company. The occasion is one eminently worthy of the attention and patronage of our citizens, and itia rare that so favorable an opportunity presents itself in which to enjoy a delithtful entertainment and to blend with it co operation in the pnblio service rendered by a worthy and gallant association.

If it is not too late, then, let us urge upon both the brave and the fair, this night to "enlist for the Mttrkat Institute. An entertainment by the Baltimore Murray Institute will be given at Carrol Hall tbis'evening, consisting of Essays, Poems, Recitations snd Dialogues. The occasion ia the (uinuaa exoiDition oy tbis society. A 1 piewant evening may be oertftiijly expected, 1 The this to to his has the the THE SUN. "jJALUMORE.

THURSDAY, FEB. 13, 1S57. It may seem hardly decorous for a Baltimore journal to talk about lawlessness in general, In view of the fact that we have had experience of the mewt terrible character at home. Nevertheless we cannot be unobservant of the truth that lawlessness, pretty nearly all over the Union, is fearfully upon the increase, and is threatening the foundations of society, and seriously impairing the moral conservatism of the law. There have been some serious mistakes rtirde in our criminal jurisprudence.

As the type cf numerous cases less conspicuous, we may refer to the killing of Butler, the schoolmaster, in Louisville, by young Ward, and his acquittal. Almost every city and town has Its local precedent of this character, if not so flagrant and still of the same type. And the evil conse-. iMiin. flHnr frnm verv case of the kind are lnrric of the case of TOun Ward Is, that if a rich man's son may murder a'poor schoolmaster for whipping a pupil, I Jiavea right to murder, too, and so avenge my greater wrong.

The logic Is good, too, especially In a land of equality. Juries are pliant in the rv cases where the sacred security of social or- lariat requires them to be firm. And out of the Innumerable evasions of law achieved by adioit attorneys and pliant jurors we have the sp: end and growth of a lawless spirit, with the tancticn of judicial connivance for its encouragement. One of the most apparent consequences of this inefficiency and uncertainty of law Is the tendency, tvtrywkere increasing, to nsnrp the power an-office of the constituted authorities, and to admin, later judgment and execution by the summary nrocess of the mob. An occasional occurrence of tt.

ort would alarm every good citizen. But the thing is now so common that we read scarcely without emotion, on the arrest of a criminal, that "the populace was greatly excited, and it was feared would take the law into their own hand, fcui better counsels prevailed A very ay or two lomethlDg like this passes under our eyes, vhlle with growing frequency we meet with the actual interference of -Lynch law." Akin to such proceedings we have what ars tvled "vigilance committees" voluntary Nations outside of the constituted framework police organization. As a general thing, the intent of such associations Is no doubt good; and the personal character of the member sWp may Include respectable citizens. But the proceeding Is not the less objectionable. If it is a necessary thing for public safety, it only prows that the au- tt-orities are corrupt, or that the ponce or judicial system which prevails in the particular cornmusL ty I inadequate to.lts protection from the profligate end vicious.

AH these irregularities go to pio-se that the great evil which threatens the weii-tot Irgcf redely is the lawlessness which pre sumfsuron Irnpuiity. As we Increase La population and progress with the realization of the great and liberal principles cf our national character, the security of public order and the of society will require the strenuous and impartial administration of police and judicial authority. Protection of person and property, the moral and commercial standing of a citv. the Interests and welfare of all classes of the people, are all intimately associated with and decendent upon the general and particular re- areet for tie maintenance of law. It mstters not in whom the power is vested It is the power it' self, emanating from the people, which we must respect and vindicate.

"We have to learn this les sen: teat our individual welfare is inseparably cons ected with our support of the law. And jus so soon as we begin to tamper with and connive at lawlessness of any sort, we begin to tamper and trifle with our best Interests, religious, moral, ccn-ciercisl, industrial, political and The Skat or Ma. Davis. The IIcu.se of Representatives yesterday adopted the ytp.rtof the najorityof the committee on elections, refusing the application of Henry P. Brooks, for the appointment of a special committee to take testimony in the case of the contested seat of tie Ecu.

3. Winter Davis. This leaves Mr. Breeds at liberty to proceed, under the law of 1S51, and take snch testimony on his own behalf as henay deem necessary. The decisir of the House in this case is perfectly just and proper; and until the assumed rtceity Et forth in the memorial of Mr.

Brooks apparent, to comply with his request would establish an awkward precedent. We do not doubt but thtt the investigation maybe conducted If le in the manner provided by law; but If it n'T ferity in rnch a case, as against the contesting be considered la the movement. The outrages of tie day in question are notorious, and the numbers immense. These are facts, known. And though none should anticipate or hope for an ultimate change i i the per-iontl ct our city representation in Congress, ye1 am cfEcial exhibit cf enly a portion of the wrcni Inflicted npon so many of our citizens would go Jar, we think, towards an abatement of srxb.

oa rages in the future, through the moral force cf conviction upon the mirds of rational and respectable men Asoteix Committee ov Ixvestisatiox Jackson of the presiding ccer cX the Senate cf that State, having been changed with prostituting his oiEeial position in the endeavor to secure the passage of the bill to ectsoiicSate the IV ortfcwestern Virginia and Baltimore and Ohio railrcad companies, demanded on Tcedy acommlee cf InYest'gVJoa. Senator Ohio county, appear, mzde the he was excited af the time, and t'aaj the words he ctiered were cf a broader Import than he iiteuded. He had merely beta informed that the Lad been electiaaeering, with a xtemter of the other house, In favor of the till. The Sensfe, however, without a dissenting Ice, acquiesced In the request for a committee sTrat: Diowstxs or Tbeii CnrLnaES. We lesra from the York Pa.JReptiblicaa tfcat oa Tuesday afiernoon fivectiltfren three boys and two glrls vrto were letnrcing tome from school in Chester toDrnLJp, ventured upon the ice on the Coderoi, but, it Lot being cf suScient thickness to bar their weight, four of the nurber broke through, and before assistance could be rendered three cf them were drowned.

The child, a il'-tleflrl, gave the alarm to force young men from York who were fishing near by, (among v.homv.Es Mr. Henry Hubley,) who hastened to the rescue of the children. Hubley, at the-lUlktfhisown life, -with much difficulty iuc-ce-ded in bringing the other little irl safely to lore. Two of those who perished were eons cf a Mr. Baylor, and the other a son of Mr.

Philip Lehr. Appointments bt Gov. Hicks. We learn from Annfolis that Governor Hicks has appointed Richard D. SeUrr.an, of Anne Arundel county, to be his private secretary, and Samuel Brooks to be messenger to the Executive Department.

He liss also commissioned John II. Alexander, cf Baltimore city, as agent of the State to procure certain documents pertaining to the colonial history of Maryland for the State li-lirary. The following appointments, likewise made ty the Governor, have been confirmed by tie Senate: Secretary of State James R. Partridge, of Baltimore City. Judges of Orphans Courts (to fill vacancies) Anne Arundel county, Jno Colli-son; Queen Anne, JolnC.

Ruth; Charles' Francis K. Wills; Howard, James Bllllnoaler St Mary's, William E. Cole; Dorchestfr, Algernon Thomas. Jastlces of the Peace Caroline county, Elias Cox; Cecil, Joseph P. Cantwell: Freder-Zxr Howard, R.

C. Nicholson; Washington, OthoB. Castle and George S. Haw-iins; Worcester. Elijah S.

Maddrix. County Commissioner Kent county, Geo. B. Westcott. Thakks.

We are indebted to the Hons. J. T- McCullough, Thos. Franklin, Wm. Daniel, and W.

Lingan Gaither, of the Maryland Senate, and Stirling, Dr. John S. Lynch, Wm. Alexander, R. C.Mackubln, Irving Spence, D.

R-aiagruder, Chas. H. Wlckes, John T. Ford, W. Hamilton Smith, Dr.

A. A. Lynch' 21. II. Goldsborough, C.

B.Thruston, Wm. Kll-, srour, M. Y. KJdd, E. W.

Belt, and John Contee. of the House of Delegates, for public documents. -A Heavt Loss. The sugar-house on the plantation of Col. Jacob Hollingswortn, of JJagerstovvn, was destroyed by fire a few weeks ago.

The Herald says there were several hundred hogsheads of molasses and a large quantity cf sugar stored in the building, all of which was burnt. The loss Is estimated at upwards of upon which, however, there was an insurance of i ii 4 I Tub Gila Expedition. The Legislature of the "Territory of New has adopted a preamble End resolution complimentary to Col. B. L.E JJonnevllle, third United States Infantry, and the flicers and men under hlna, for the successful jrianner in which ths late Gila expedition was iresccuttd against the various warlike Indian tribe.

sdame Anna Bishop is concertizlng In CLui td JUEdarce Thierry doing the dancing. of DO held on I ti IS inursaH.y. ohihwi reu- ruiry lBth. at 7 o'oloclc, to taKe imo oonmuonMion propriety ol procuring a Steam ire-engine for BELIEF. jJs The Rev.

A. Bosserman will deliver the Seoond of Series of Discourses in the Hall of the Universalist Sabbath School, No. 2, N. W. corner Green and Lexington streets, on THIS(THU RS-DAY) ETENING, at 7X o'oloolt.

Certainty of Punishment for Sin." After the discourse the questions asked by one of the audienoe last Thursday evening will be taken up and answered. The public are invited to attend. it: rrSPATAPSUO ENGINE COMPANY, No. LLS 14 -A of the company will bn heid at t-e Hall of the Eneine-House, on THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at7 o'olook. Every mpmhnri.rMnroil to he Dresent.

as ousinefs of importance rill claim their atiention. Br order of the President. EOVVl roWLKY, It? rpcTmMERCI A.LANDUOLLEGIATE IN- 1 liTl'I'IlTL- Ihe Prinoitals having announced the death of Henry J. Tyson, a pupil of the Junior Department, the school was adjourned as a mirk of respect to his memory. The deceased Was distinguished by uprightness of character and by uqusuh.1 gentlonejs nnHcviMnu.

nF rlinoOKlUOn. His loss will be se- Vtfrfi font Viis o.iaesmates. by whom he was fireaily beloved, and by his teachers, to whom he iiri nnrida vcxi iiiniKif hv his respectful and aheotion- ate demeanor. yjiNRW LL. Principals.

The dis'tingnished Elocutionist, will give a COURSE OF Full Jt BEFOBB thk BALTIMORE MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. CARROLL. HALL. On the evenings of WEUVKSUAY. February 24; FRIDAY.

February 26; YVEDNESDAY, Maroa 3. and FR1 DAY. March 5. The Course will consistof the folio winj'eloquent selections: FIRST EVENING. February 24, Mr.

VandBuhoii''s celebrated katire. in vergf: "Commou Sense. A Dash at the Jiujrs of the X'ay SECOND EVENING. Feb. 26.

"A SVr.ksBoarem )lio Poenei! and Oia'ios-USB from the Bt admired plays of the itreat dramatise. TH1KU r-IN lrMtjr, IMiTOn 3. "Aft Evenint with Thomas Hood." inoludiag Readings and Recitation hm Vwm. FOURTH EVENING. March S.

"An Kvening with Sheridan," ifcoiuding "The critic." L.adi of the Mercantile LiDrary Assooiauou, uu principal Bookstores. I n-il fVI. O. TJ. B- The officers and members of th Jf to RAND BAND OF MAR YL AND are requested to meet at their Hall on THIS DAY, the 18h on business of importance.

Punctual at-tendance is reiuestedgorder irsMnHRAY INSTITUTE. LL3 THE NINETENTH ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT OF THK BALTIMORE MU -tRAY INSTITUTE, I Will be held at i riRsm.i. hat.T ON THIS (THURSDAY) tVKNlIB, Keo. 18tl. The exercises will be of an interesting character, consisting ot ESSAYS POO, AND THK PtJBLTC a-e Teiipsctfully to attend.

25 Can be obtained of any nftiiAiriAnihflrs. or at tho door of the Hall on the r.f the entertsinment: commencing at 1 o'clock. Doors open a1: 6i o'clock. 116 3t fVA SER IKS OF SERMONS will be deliver- 1 I 'i- tiiH'erent Clerevmeii of the oitr on EVERY WKONKSlY EVKX1N8 d.uriis the sea "on of Lent, in St. Paul's Church, ai ha'f-pst eeven o'clock.

rwib at a MaRVI. AND DISTRICT TF.N'T. The rejruiar quarterly meetineof 21. i.o. OF will bs held' at Powhstaa Hall, corner of Bond and Pratt street, on THIS (THURSUaV) KVLN1NG.

the 18th mttant. at 7 o'clock. fifi StM K- SLiKR. T) R. 'hhOl'UKK-Oii ttorrte aiui A CuUtvatton or tiomn nxetitms oy.

lire iVv rn.Tl.-s. DIKE. I) nt the AIULilU STRKE'C P. CHURCH, onTrila Tnursday vivc lBfh t.irthit hnnpfit of the DOOr of the church. Tickets Twecty-Five Cents, to be had at the Hook Concern, North street; W.

i lfrr W.ihmnrd Htrgephimer, Fell's Point, nd at the dor ou the evoninrof the rctre. tt if prirHFS.nsiF;n applet. white BEANS. ROLL BUTTER and otner COUNTRY ft 3'. 6 Patterson street.

FLOUR, 130 bush, prima 1 ClTlVERSEED; Family and Extra la Ft. OUR. of superior qnaiity.for sale by tne oray ir4 or xnirle barrel: crime 1 SUGARS: i.isjJES: SYRUPS. Ao. HARDING A CAR ROLL, No.

126 N-Howard st. f'8 tftr TAG AS have IE rrore, ex I hrirExsress." aa invoice of PARTAGAS CIGARS, Londres siaeiWhiori we oifer a impor ters' prices. f. TliiliNAni Importer, tVo. 12 NriTtW Ch'ins street.

CMi SUtaK AiMO 4 La A N. O. SUGAR 7 cent i a ii sj I 1 1 A as wraie oo. ana cents; Sweet H. R.

Si run 50 and AliSLiuaa- tin Candles, best sc, 'RBNCK fl 8 tfr N. V. ror. of Gren and Leoaeton a s. AVANA TOBACCO SEED, from they nelta C.AbajO stnotnsr'eeeivi.

PHARLES D. DsFORD TOBACCO VUAl 1 SSlOft MERCHANTS, 57 SOUTH GA STREET, have in store and offer to the tmde, on liberal terms, a large assortment of all thet a erent rradea and sizes of MANUFACTUR ED TOBACCO, direat from tte bat factories of irgima and i orth uaroiina. tM7r. AiiPi BALES OF HAVANA LEAF TOBAC-J CO, of the various classes and of snpenor nality, in etoro and United States bonded wara- noose. or sale r.y CHS.

D. DEFORB CO. Importers of Havana Tobacco. tM7r 87 South Gay street. Q(i linn SAN BLAS COCOA NUTS; iw Bigs Maracfubo COCOA; LRS.

TORTOrSE SHELL; 60 LOGS SPANISH CEDAR. For sale bv FRIEND. RIC SETTS ft; fia-ltrf 53 Exchange Piaoe. CniEAP SUGARS, TEA AND COFFEE. Prime New Orleans SUGAR cents.

White Clarified S1JGAR ftaloceuts. CroBbedSUGAK UHcenu. Best Roasted RIO COFFER 14al6 cents. Green Black TEAS and 7.5 cants. A SA IVI'L OMON fW TUth (tf Ir j.v Al KtDlJCtll i-KlCE5.

Just opened, A a lot offreeh Imperial and Y. H. TEA, or good joality, wmoh I am ilinB as low as 30 very line Oolong Black Tea, 6l; iipe'r 7S: fresh Roasted ard Ground Coflee. JOSEPH BARLOW, t'r No. i North aoa nfeot Akl.

TIMOTHY SEED AND COUNTRY PRODUCE. WESTERN LARD. 15.5 bushe TIMOTHY SEED 125 do. Whit aii Colored RKANS. I Family, Extra aid Sonar FLOUR, of ohoioost retailers anu lamines.

tor sale on p'oas-ingternisby WALTER JlhRKY, It 45 South Howa'd street. TILL AHEAD! SPLENDID SUGARS FOR 6V CENTS. 5 fl II us. very hne N. SU ti.

just reoeiveJ, orly 6)4 writs; White Sugar 9jfto: Crushed Stl-rar 12o: N. Molasses a7Xo a gallon; exoellant Porto ico MoIhbsos alo; bent Table Sjrup eoc; Roarfed Rio Coilee NewRiueSa; Oswego Starch the; Prime Hams UKz; shoulders lOo; Superior Green nQ Black 'IVas Family, xtra and Super FLOUR, of the Bhst Bkards.Vfrt Low. Sugar by the barrel at th lowest rates. iryAif goods dr-livred free. SAMUEL EDMONDS fa 18 tfr Leaiigtou and Pearl stretts.

1 C( BAGS AFRICAN PEANUT9; XOt fill Bags Southern PEA NUTS SO Bags WALNUTS; do. I'A l.M NUTS Ki Hairs P. S. Almonds; fin trails Jordan S. do.

40 Frails I VIC A ALMONDS Frails NEW DATES; Drums and Cartoons FIGS 4110 Boxes BUN'II RAISINS: loo Drum. SULTAN A RAISINS: bt) Cases Halves and tj uarters SARDINES; 25 Crises fll UN ICS, in glass jars 5 Boxes Old Tactile SOAP; 45 Boxes MACARONI. For stile by FRIEND, IUCKETTS (18-ltrf 63 Exchange 1'laoe. WM. H.

McLEAN, DEALKR IIV CHOICE GROCEKlfclS AND WINES, bi NoKTH ClIAKI.KK STKKWT, Offers fresh French PEAS: SA DIN ES, in oil: I.OIISTP.KSjfrosh SALMON: PEACH KS; Hsid RICE; freih (Canton GINGER; CORN GRITS; f.esh deightful TEAS and COFFEE; sweet OUANGES: MALAGA GRAPES: APuCIlO VIES. Ereryihing or the best and most reliahle desoriptions, and at lowest cash prices. Family FLOUR 48 26; Extra $7 25; Extra Super ifB per barrel. tfr 1 Qftfl finri AVANA CIGARS iS STORK I AND U.S. BONDED WAREHOUSE.

We invite the attention of dealers to or recent importations of superior HAVANA CIGARSiOf various stylus and brands Ouragent, Mr, Geo. DeFord, resides at Havana and attends tou'9 selection of Cigars for our sales and keeps U. resulari, upPlifd DeFORD 4 co Impoi ters of Havana Cigars. tM7rJ S7Soiu Gay street. riOBEKT SMITH'S -li PHILADELPHIA XX ALE.

The undersigned has always on har da good supply of this superior ALE, in hogsheads, barrels and With the best XX ALE and BROWN STOUT, in bottles', at moderate pnees. All articles jjot living entire satisfaction will be taken back and the money returned. Orders dropped in the poBtoilioe will be WILMAMCODGHLAN, Nob. Ib9 and 171 avenne, Pole Agent for R. Smith's oeiebrated Philadelphia XX Als.

fl8-tffr Tti AMI) WOOlJ LIJMMF.lt. XI 15" fet Albany Wa I.NUT: JfiO 1 and PennsTlvanla ASH; 4 tt CHAIR PLANK; Albany POPLAR: OAK HOARDS snd PLANK: Cll F.K RV; 15 feet MAPLE: BIKtill: SM feet EEC IlK'Ifiifc V. riinkorv AXLES. An. Jiilt IK.

60" 10 ill l.nmhnr ia well seasoned, and Will be sold lo for cah or apP-credU. f(18-eoIm. Fiist Falls avenue. TXJOAM WALJtKK ic CI.aTHITSX.S. TTASHINwTON BUJL1)IPS.

1ULTIMOE1 r-TaXkyt Ptluirn Litht and 47trf St DR. T. F. CHERRY, (lata of the firm Inf CdBBnl A. Cheirr.

DentiatB.) still con XU tinues the craotioe of his Profession at the old plnoe, miutt. went corner of BALTIMORE and Tea ai -erformance ol i.ucrf zia ors of reduction in the price, for the 7.ommodation of those who have objected to the trhr imti. and for such as have not been able to i i ViAratnfare piece is oast with tbe effect of the oompanr ana nncinn will hfl renlote with enjoyment. Great rnlitx. and to thOSS familiar with the thrimng ana sirgular opera we need suggest no inducements secure an opportunity to witness its performanoe.

The admirable eflect with which Bon Giovanni was presented to the brilliant audience afemblea eniov It last nigui auuou euuLuw a a a i a MimnFtnT. The enterprise ErCai CUVVdn TTiimnr, nartui nl deaarveB all the substantiad return it oan secure, and we are tlad to find tht confidence in the musioal Jtaste of our oitizans been cordially sustained. Leciurk bt Rev. E. Y.

Rkk3k. This gentleman delivers his excellent lectura on Home and the CulUvation of Home Afleotions" mis evening, Aisquith Street M. P. Church for the benefit of poor of that church. All who would listen to a good discourse, both entertaining and profitable, should hear Mr.

Reese, who is fehoitoua in expression and genial and truthful in sentiment. Practical Book-Ekkpisg. Business Writing. Business Calculations. flAT.T.AfiWKR's MKRCANTILF.

COLLEGB. io. 207 and 2i9 Baltimore street, I between 'lharles ana ijigui. OrERA Patent I. bather Boots ST.

a Seamed French Calf, thick sole Boots, 6 to S7 50. teamed Frenoh Jalf( thick sole) baiters 5 to Sesmed Patent Leather Gaiters 5 to SS. At Kekchkek'si 178 Baltimore opposite Light. We wottld call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of Messrs. Bobbins Anintnn.

nfthpir imnrfyt'ttt fifteen a Ol Ixr Sewing Machine. This is a good maotune ana. very highly spokan of. Pali ana see it. i Scotch Boots ebom S6 to S8.

Scotch Ga.ters from S3 50 to 6 50. Scotoh Shoes from 50 to S4 50. Double sole Seamsd S.iobs 53 6. A full assortment of French Toilet tsjipperBOB handat Kerchner's, 178 liammore opposno ijigui. Pv i Tr A- KTTrmnj'a imp )TT.

This is the same iUaaie Oil so'd on the corner of Hh iii more and outli Bireeis about a Tear ato, and winch cured hundreds of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, CraiTiD Colic. Headache. TootiiacUe. toraina. Sora Throat, Cuts, Burns, Price cents a ootiie, lare ooiLies au cenia, or sale by Sbth S.

Hance, 108 Baltimore street, a Rpvpnnnn rvTvpsv The OxTrenated Bit ters have been tested by scientific men, and provd to combine the most vaiuioie tomo properties, ce-ine free from aloohol, no reaction is sulierea by the most delicate constitutions. 4 Terek Snug Ones on Certificates and sundry other Prizes! Prizes! Hits! Teecerday a.i the Oloest Agency, 'lo-tiar, uosecs oi io a.ci. tick-ets iJ5 to siza. ffuppieniBuia-j wca- etsataii pnoes. ixjkju ine icutu iui 520.

O-On 27ta instant ssi.loo lor 9 iw Havana plan, i.very other tioket a ptize. For prizes on or address J. ULAB.JL, ooxner.oi iwumora aw fsorth streots. From the National Kra, Washineton.l Brown's Hrosciiial Trochks. bo lir.ue Iart from our custom as to Bay ot the above article that we have seen it tried, and find it an excellent preparation, a very convenient ioim, lor uoaiua Uoius ana jtioarseoeBs.

rtiyuu t'n oi a oms ers will find them indispensable upon trial, bold by COLEMAK K0GSK3. ill i A IjADT toui hMn nnTAd of Great Nervous Dtbiiitv. af- t.u misftrr. riABiraa to mtiiie known to 16ilUW-tUUOjDlB BUIW VJ. no v.

liress, enciosinit stamp to pay return postage, Mrs Mart fc. uswui. tsoswu, ou ma ecriDUon vill be sent free by next post. s-eo; Plain ad Frcv Printing. Ail kinds of Print IBS plain and in ma most caasm sYaontaH with BromDtuess.

nehtuead ana dis art patch and upon the most m-Hlarate terms at "'l io Printing Office," San iron nuiiaing. ut: ni.l..nin. TfRtored to health In lew days, after many years of itrcat nervous suderipe, is arixious to make known the means ot enr. ill seed dree) tne presoripuon uju. John M.

Da.sa1jl, No. i86 Fulun street, Brook-ljn, N.Y. "Scpjriu Bjif" rr nmiM rainAniln lnfarm 1118 customers and the publio in general that he wui ex pose and ouer ior saie at 2Vo. 72 Centre Market, onFarDAT and Satttsday next, a lot ol as biXE Beef as has be-n dered in bilti -nore mrket for years past-raised and fed by hit. Harvey, of mHe requests lovers of tood beef and epieurea to give him a call.

Prices moderate. John H. Toftlixg. Ir Yon Want Bill Heads. Bills of Fare, Blank Receipts, Prices Current.

Letter Headings, Checks orJJralts, Rills of Ladine. Handbills. or any othersort of priBtine whatever, ca.Il at The i rictirig t-rnce, boo iron rmuoms, t.ave it done promptly, neatly, and at the lowest price Baltimore Return e-fthe Palmy liays, ut JMirht hnt Two of Aliss Angela Sefton and Mr. John Sefton, Whose performances have been witnessed by Crowded Houses. Cn This Thursday) Evening, Fcb.U, Pes WorFiNGiON.

7 lu mnoiuKrma MlSS SeltOn John Jones; or, Haunted by a Fiend. John Jones air. Sefton Becefit of Mr. John Sefton On To-morrow Friday) tvening. A Great BiUfor Saturdiy Night.

Friday, Miss Sittos Bexbfit; M'Jle AEeela, the female Admirable tHs DragOTi, rtd He's Not a Mi. MARRIED, On the 16th Instant, by Rev. James Peck, MOSES R. TAYL0R, of Port Deposit, to Miss HAN N. AH ANN GARRETT, of Btltireore citv.

On the 4th of January, by Rev. Mr. CorneTius, JAMES W. LITTRi.l,L. of Virginia, to Mrs.

MARY E. FHRIVK. of Baltimore. rTfr-rwrmr lllii. On the 17th instant, after a short but piirful ill ness, Mrs.

ANN GRLNDALL, in the 72d year of her age. Her friends and relatives are invited to attend her fnueral, on to morrow (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her fate residence, S. Ii. corner of Lombaro and poppieton streets. On the 17th instaEt, MARY, in the 66th year of her age, wife of Thomas Atkinson, Sr.

'J he friends and acquaintance are respectfu'lT invited to attend her fa nera.1 thm Th uradar afternoon, at half- pant three o'clock her late residence, 594 West Saratoga street, without further invnauon. on the 17th instant, at five minutes to eigat o'clk P. M- AMK8, 6 years, 2 months anu 7 days, ton of Wm. 1). and Cthrirj Hughes.

The friends of the are respectfully invited to attend Ins funeral, on this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'c oclc, from the residence of his No. 54 Knren street, near or urnent, un tne i7tn instant, tiEOKUE K. PKKKUOY, aged 9 years and 1 month, youngest child of Joseph arrt izabetn The fuends of tbe family are requested to attend his funeral, oa to morrow (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, from his father's residence, 208 E. Monument street. On Tueeday, 16th instant, F.NRY JOHNSON TYrOIV, in the lith yar of his-age, son of Dr.

Alexander Keheca A. Tyson. 'I he friends of the family are invited to attend ths furierl service at Knrauue! Churcu.oorner ifl'Keid arid Cathedral streets, on this Thursday) after-nofm, at four o'clock, On the 15th inst, Mrs. CHARLOTTE ADAMS, in the 87ih year of her age. Princess Ann oounty paoers please cupy.l Her relatives ana friends are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, on this (Thursday) morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law.

R. Dennett, No. IBS South Am strot. At his residence in lialtimore oounty, on ths morning of the 17th inttant, ROUT. HAMILTON, in the filth learof his age.

His funeral will take place on to-morrow (Friday) morning, at eleven o'clock, fro his iate residence. Hacks, for the accommodation of his friends, will leave ftewart's fctahles, Calvert street, betweon 8 and 9 o'clock. Suddenly, on the 16th Instant. BENJAMIN FKAISKLIN, eldest son of Capl. Henry and Sarah.

North, ia the i5th year of his age. In all his youthful history he was obediont and kind to his baronts: to his brothers and sinters, affable and afjeotioriftte, and to his area grandmother, especially, attentive and obliging, in Watibath school he vti c.rderly, ntudious and interested, the ohjeot of enpeoiai concern from lm fniihl'a! who led ins young heart hy divide aid to admire the (iood haie the vil, almost Imperospta-biy rising from the death of sir to tle life ol ruht-eousness in Christ. An example to all his le livi-d in pence with all. He sle-pi in'death; A Heavenly onlm was on his brow, And petO-ful was his lireaxt; While o'er lus planid ft-atures stole The trace of oominit dnath. rf.

His relatives and frurids are invited to attend tho IuneraLon this (Thursday) uiornin t.at ten o'clock, irom rexidence, southwest corner of "tr'if and Harden's court. IN. It. fhetenohrrs and scholars of the Sibbftth so sof South HaltitMore Btation Will meet in the school room at nine o'clock. t)n the iftth instant, afirr a short and painful ill.

ress, IWARKLLA, aged S8, tlaughtsr of William and Alary Pate, jnJ'nt. with the full assnraaoe or a blissful immortally. CLARISSA wife "if L. Norval Gardner. The Rjib.eot of this i otio4 was an amiabiejind beioved wife, whose untimely loss is dppUfelt.

I WeMrnintpr pspers plexynony I CKNTRAh PRHSBYTKRIAN ev. THOMAS K. siin (lnursaay) NIIG, at 7K o'clock, in the Church, corner Saratoga and Liberty si rents. The Kev. Meisrs.

Hurt, Lelevre and Galbraith will assist in the swrvioes, UnS UAK OS. The Company will meet at the Armory on THIS (Thursday) KVKNINU, at 7tf o'clock. Hy order, C. DAVIS lit KLXn, 11 Booretarr. nrSREPKTITION.

Bt rcaiieHt. the HAJi- IO ia.iii SUHOOL EXHIBITION will repeated in the Caroline street Church on February isth, at 7H o'olonk. ickets 13 cents, to be had at the door. fel8-2t VTW Kcr.K-? nor i. GRAYS' li A.L.L.

The JnMtJd tn are requested to meeC at the Armory of rosnpany. N. VlVh yo-MOKKOVY Friday )PJiVEN-fl8-2t( C.C.KGKKTON. Ja ulwirman. NO I ICE.

A CALLED FETING of the member of the Pi i VvViti l.vT fANBK will beheld V.r ation THIS (Thursday) at ll o'clock, to discuss the propriety of selling Lirn Ly weight. -1L JOHN S. WILLIAMS. President. asm iTeTd Hi.

DOMICIL SOC1KTV, NO. 8. Members Will buu alr.n. ttta I lt'J W1U the of on c-lkkvk Buttons; SILVER WAR.R: Sets; Liquor Stands; Casters: Ioe-Creara poon; bream lAaiee; Sugar Baskets; Cake Baskets- Fina Frfnc.h CAnrVa- Sets of Jewelry; Rinjs; Studs; rsaitons, Kraoeieta, At HOLLO WAY'S. BALTIMORE near Holliday, On SATURDA.Y EVENIXS.

Feb. 20. 100 Chanoes $2 50 per Chanoi Fifty Prizes. 'It A CARD. M.V FRIENDS and the public are respectfully informed tht I have REOPENED the Store No.

40 BALTIMORE ST. with an entire new Brock of HATS AND CAPS, unsurpassed for style finifh. all of the nreHcnt SPKTNtr FASHION. An inspection is desired, so that the new style r-ed only to ha xfen to be admired as regards the DEHUIJ Ul i311Al'Jl, QUALITY AND PRIOR. R.

COUPLAND, No. 4-J Baltimore street, f18-3trl between Frederics; and Harrison sts tT'INE STOCK LONDON AND OTHER WATCHES! JEWELRY. PLATED-WARB. AT AND BELOW Ha vine determined to retina nish the retail busi ness to proseoute exclusively the importation of Watches and Watch Materials. I will fro THIS DAY oinmenoe to SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK A I AIM HMLOW COST'! Persons wishing an A No.

1 Timekeeper ora good article oi jewelry may seldom meet witn sucn an opportunity. Citizens and strangers will find it to uifcir auvaniaga io cu early, as this is no humDug of the day. fOTha rood tnist be sold, Bn I am ahout to UlSCUrtTmUETUE RETAIL BUSINESS. J. ALEXANDER, 159 Baltimore nfc.

I NOTICE. HAVE PURCHASED A CHOICE STOCK OF DRY GOOD3 FROM THE TRUSTEES, Amountine to about FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS. Whioh I will commence rm r. ing off this day at HALF-PRICK. Ail those wanting heater Bargains than have been oflered in Baltirnoie lor many years will please call at the corner of Broadway aad Eastern arenas, lt(r S.

W. HY1)K CHINA! CHINA VSR EAT BARGAINS, CRtiAT TtAftfJATNS. GREAT BARGAINS SELLING OFF to rrmke room tor 1 mff.w oanus. IVe will eommence from this date to RUN OUR VTOCK OFf' AT UNUSUAL LOW KATES nun fjAon. JOHN A.

HORSON CO, fl8-ltr 2 and 4 N. Charles st. nPl.H A GLASSLS: Ki OPERA FANS; urnA. full azEOrtment of the above just received of CANFIELD.BK0.4CQ., fl8-tf 229 Baltimore t. GKOK6 VV.

WEBB ravitea the uiecuon purchasers to hi etocfe of JOIiU AND SH-VtK WATCHES, By Celtbrattd Maker, Rich Jenrsiry. Silver and Pitted. Ware, eraDrftclas everything new and elegant in his line. tfr HCH JKWELRY.SILVEt AND PLATED i A A. K.

Bni.Ti a SiLVxaeMlTH, No. 10 NORTH JUBt opened a ricu auu voncu oi tu JhV jijti.l eiuursciii, terns of Broaches. Lar ir.irB. i tenc CutT Pins. Baelriee.

Miciaire MCtreta. Jfco. whioh areofTered on the mont naommodati nt termi. 0FFICE OF THE CONSOiDATED LOT TERIES OF MAR LAN, The foilowinj are tbe Draini Numbers of Instituta Lottery, Class 41. drawn February 17i.

18,53: Ol SJ 7j rh frllr.TnTiir.TetheTrawnNuTrtwTri...-- hanna Canal Lottery, Class 6, drawtieby, issS: 60 04 7Z Ol 1J II Jl 3 K( R. FRANCE fcwen. D. H. MoPHAIL, Commissioner.

tfr! Hi BVBfi. FREBEBICKSBURS, ERS. tr BURG AND ALEXANDRIA, VA lu sale in Il3-tfir J. 'JTnry, THK iJA IX U. BRU Itl3t I Ht.timrirfl atrent.

malces in Kxchane ud Unoorreai Mpaey, leposits scq Crranta unonun. iuo ItrlhMe Ktnriii; Husinees tranBated in su its onvnen 18 i I jutwaiuii pauincnc i. ri ii AND WAHRAMIS BOUGHT by FPR SALE JlT lis THO. J. CARSON.

THIS is Ommntinr on CohaidrtiB. atii A Advancing Money on Paper deported for sal or collection. JOHNSrON HKf) I ilhiK.3 vju llS-ttrJ jyw nuiirauro ureofc. 7p. EDKKIK AND HAGEKSTOWN BA.

NOTES for sale by r.T,Qv fig. tfr, THO. J. CARSON. PEn.O.IRwn Broun.

A.111 niWi VJ BROKERS, No 34 Seeond Street, liar as! sej commission all stocks nd nt the conntry. and uerotiate time paper. MORTH AND SUUlh tJAtt-U 11.1 A. a NOTES for sale by THO. J.

CARSON. atr.w ViH li XOANGE wanted at a Pro mium. JOHNSTON BROTHERS CO BaKKKRS. VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WAN I by f18-tfrt THO. 3.

CARSOX. J.CiHSON. A EXCHA-KSK. Bi5I NOTM AKD UAKB tti- Collections made on all the principal cities of the Union and Canada, -with prompt retorna aUowest 70. 'r 1 II t' It 1 KUS.

y. DORSEY. it is ordered on this day of February, 18, by the Court that the sale of the real estate of said Thomas B. Dorsey. Iving in Carrol! county, made to James W.

Beacham, and reported by Wm. H. G. Dorsey and Joan T. B.

Dor-sey, the Executors of his last and testament, be ratified snd confirmed, unless cane to the con-trsrj be shown on or before the 16th DAY OF APRIL NEXT; Brovidfi, a oody of this order be inserted in some newspaper published in the city of Baltimore once a week for tnree successive weeks before the day of March next. The report states the amount sales tr be 203. W. BAKER DORSEY, HENRY H. OWINGS, THOMAS BURGESS.

True copy, test: THOMAS B. BO BBS, flg-Th3tt Reeisterof Wilis. fTAIMNABlS IND1CA. Dr. H.

James Extract ipkjjuja, prepared by him in the our of Couchs, Colds. Con- Jersty City, or sumption, iironcnms, jxervous DebiutT, rale in Baltimore by C. LEWIS DUN LAP, 13 W. Baltimore st. Institute and Bridge, fij-tfr? AKRISON'S PERISTALTIC LOZENGES.

A Tonie and Eaxative eombmed. and a corn nent cure for PILES. DYSPEPSIA, COSTIVE NESS. and painful and other periodical symptomt of FetTiRles. Atents, Fsitimore COLEMAN IDIBKKS.

Washington. U. t.M A EQUINE MKHICINAb COD LIVER OIL, Pkrfkctlt FmsH, Pbrbj asd Swsst. We hve iustreoe'ved a large supply of riJBE NEWFOUNDLAND COD LiVEK OIL, which possesses the of blindness to the taste and freedom from odor in an eminent degree. Consumers of Cod Liver Oil can distinguish between an artic.e of the above oharacter and the oil as ordinarily sold, and will at onoa five the Newfoundland artiole the preference.

Pnoe 75 cents per bottle, -A literal disoount mode to wholesale purchasers. ANDREWS A THOMPSON. frlS 5tr Pharmaceutists. 5 lia.lt nn-ir st HAVE YOU COUGH, ASTHMA. SORE THROAT.

RHEUMATISM, IA Stn.PSY. NERVOUS DEBILITY. TAKK HAMPTON'S TINCTURE. Pold bT MORTIMER MOWB RAY. Bal timore and by Druggists generally in all pieces Where tbe Sun etroulates and rna.1.

fe'S tfr PKE: ase ERVATtON OF THE HAIR. la ail sees, and among almost an rnnes oi men. a IrfBiifilnl hem of hair has been and still is resArd ed the fairest ornament of the fairest works of the Creator. The pntricsn dames and damsels of ancient snd mouorn Kome'beetowed that attention upon thfir hair which has added the crowning beauty to th thtf d'anvre of the sculptor and the painter, and no lady and indeed no gentleman of modern tunes is unmindful of this exquisite shield and lovely ornament of the race. To maiden beauty it is the finishing touch, to manhood His the symbol and warrant of strength and nobility, to-day as in the days of the patriarchs; indeed such it always has been and always will be.

Hut onnble as we ars to withstand the ills of time and life, it often happens that through disease and misfortune we benome eray in early life, and bald before we reach the full graoe of womanhood, or the full stature oi manhood. Then it is that however muoh we may venerate the rrey looks and leverenoe the wisdom of bald heiids among th honored remnsnts of the generation of three soore and ten, we know that our eray hairs are no more venerable than beautiful; while our bald heads are neither one nor the other, but. on tha contrary, are quite the reverse of both, and i impose upon us many sooialand sanatary aisaavanx-agt-s and discomforts. Then it is that the man who onn relieve us of tho misfortune, and restore the fleeoy locks to their original color and growth beoomes a real friend and by the force of this single exhibition of his genius and skill. And much as we are opposed t.

emp noif.ni, and empiric as we instinctively regard the pretensions of every one proposing to ao-compliBh snch a mimculoua work, until we hava sen the triumph of this undertaking, we nevertheless esteem it a pleasure, restin; upon our absolute nawledge of its merits, to reoommend Professor "Wocd's Hair Restorative as the best artiole of the kind with which we are acq uainted, and one which hss done, under our own observation, all that it it claims everything implied in name. 'I his article, in short, wili restore gray hair to its original color, ami add to its growth and neauty wherever any olight or disease has checked that growth, or marred that beauty. This has been proven in our own family within a few weeks, and in numerous other cases related-to us, without the knowledge of the proprietor. nave only to add, that this most valuable artiole is for sale by the proprietor at No. S12 Broadway.

Neu York News, Sold by all respeotable Druggists. Also by J.rC. Given, at the Chinaman Tea Store, 37 and 39 West Baltimore street. 18 eoStr WETHERTLL'S WHITE LEAD. The subscribers have been appointed Sola Agents in this city for the ale of this weil-known LEAD, and will have constantly on hand a full assortment of the different suilities, for sale at manufacturers' prices.

PEARCK GRAY, fell 66 Buchanan's wharf. SIX YEARS' EXPERIENCE HAS PROVEf THAT FOR THE CURE OF COUGH Colds, Contvmptions, Spitting of Bioa; Pain, and Oppression or" the Breast, there is nothin canal to HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP IIOP.EHOUND. This mdioin baa nov been in hso for six yeart snring which time there has been a constant mand for it, and its popularity, instead of deolia ins, has been always on the icerease. During this timemacy new medicines have sprans i rfor the cure of the above complaints, soma wcich lasted only a few months, and others not as long; but HANCE'S SYRUP has steadily gone oa gaining favor with ail classes of society until it ha now beflome identified by many families as a REGULAR FAMILY MEDICINE. TFo those who have never used the Compound of Horehound, this notioe is particularly directed, as to these who have onoe experienced its peeniinrly happy erieeti, any praisa of its merits would be supernous.

Price 60 cents per bottle, or 6 bottles for 3 60. For eale br S.S.IH S. HANCE. log Baitimci street. jais-2m in the by a Admission, with a reserved of 52, as nsuai.) Third Tier 60 cents.

Mr. Ul'man has riven similar cheap extra nights Naw York and Philadel phia. This movement is more necessary in Baltimore in consequence of tne higher pries of admission, renaerea imperative the smallness of the Thertre. LUCREZIA BORGIA Will be she by D'ANGRI, CARADORI, TIBERINI and TAFFANELLI. The sale of seats for LUCREZIA BORGIA commences THIS MORNING, at 9 o'olock, at Willis's.

Seats and tickets may likewise be had at the door. Doors open at 7 to commence at 8. TO-MORROW, (FRIDAY.) POSITIVELY LAST r. IT i it PER- OPERA AND GRAND Last and Only Night of the Benowned ROBERT LE DiABLE! (Although from the gTeat fame of this composition, which bei ng the first of the romantic school has exercised such a psrmanent influence on the present state of music,) no doubt can be entertained but that the pnbiio will justly appreciate the importance of this production; yet the Directors beg to call especial attention to the lact that Mr. Formes has ade his debut in this oonntiy as "Bertram," and that it is universally conceded that he is not only the greatest livinj representative of this part musical embodiment of Goethe's Mephistop hales but that no correct idea of his greatness asa singer and ACTOR oan be formed without having been seen in this role, that has made his name one of world wide celebrity.

So that, when the Director the London Ita'ian Opera desired the illustrious Meyerbeer to superintend the production of "Robert le Diable" and the -Huguenotj," he refused every pecuniary remuneration, and made the express condition that the services of Air. Formes should be secured instead. The Alice of Madame LAGRANGE has been heard in moBt ol ins great opera houses ot i.urope, snd so nrjequivoca' has been the euconss that it has been pronounced her best role, and it can be confidently asserted that, as a whole, the oast of ail the characters principal and auxiliary has never been equal eu in mis country, anu prooaDiy sever oeeu excenea anroaa. Bobert, Duke of Normandy Signor BIGV RDI Bertram, the Unknown -Herr CaRL FORMES Kaimboud, a Minstrel LABOCKTFA Alberti. a Knight.

SUnor DU BREL'L Alice, foster sister of Robert. Mad. A Isabella, Princess of Sicily M'ile CAIROLI Heiena, the Abbefs CIOCCA PPA Knishts, Couruers, Heralds, Majordomo, Pages, Pilgrims, P-aants, Chaplains, Priests, Servants, Lames of the Court, the Abheis, Nuns, tc. Conductor OARU AiMSCHUrZ SPECIAL NOTICE. OTrins to the length of the Opera and the Ballet, which, neing essential to me perieoi un jersianaing of the plot, cannot be omitted, ths curtain will ris at precisely ha'f-past seven.

The Opera oonalndes at a quarter before eleven. THE PRICE OF ADMISSION. eserved seats $2. Seats may bs had at the door in the eve nine at 60. Promenade 51.

THE SALE OF SEATS FOR ROBERT commences THIS Thursday) MORNING, amine o'clock. ON SATURDAY. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE AT CHEAP PRICES, Positively the last of the season, the Company leave on Saturday Evening, at 6 o'clock, after the Opera, which wili ccmmeiio) at a o'a'oclc. THE BARBER OF SEVILLE. D'ANGRI.

CAR I- FORMES, GASSIER, LABOCETTA, ROCCD. Prices of admission as for Lnorezia Borgia SI, including a seat. Third Tier 50 cents. IAL.TIAIORJE FIKK INSURANCE COMPANY. Nfw BviiDiye, S.

TT. corner of SOUTH and WATER STREETS, This Company INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR. DA AGE BY FIRK, in the eily or country, on the various descriptions of property. v. BoiBB or DisECToas, J.

1. COHEN, President, P.A.Taylor, jS. O. Hoffms-n, I Joea'a I. Cohen, W.

Harrison, David S. Birckhead.Jr-8. T. Thompson, W. F.

Worthing- Francis T. Kie, Geo. R. Gilmor, tsn.iHen'7 CarrolL F. W.

Airicks. PennsngUm, R. S. Steunrt, FREDERICK WOODWORTH. MTh8tfir Seeretar FIREMEN'S INSURANCE Otficx on tbs N.

E. CesEB OT SOVTH AND srRJ.rs, INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE on all description of property within the limitsof thety. REESpres5deiiti Board of Directors: John H. Ehlen, A. Gnnnel.l James Fieids, Aug.

J. a inert, iienoes l.yuueu, vil i. ui.uTu Cbas.M. Herser, tieo. s.tjjoson, C.A.

Schaefer, George Rogers, John M. Gait. Thoma Wilson, 1 i Edw. Jenkins, 1 J. M.

Anderson, Fred's Achey, James s. Sster, u.xv.u -tucriu2ul Caleb Pirks, i 1 cracr.ryr. SllIlEel tl ATI. liBary l. iteuz, jueuu.

i ones. Lirtie Phaser, rtooeri iju i.uuouaou, shua Dryden, John G. Rsany, i Jno. Ahn rer. y.SSF' hInSy DUHUESTAy.

4K-1SATED FIREMEN'S INSURAicjg ttelrune cf tUsorsftxvnt PrTtriy i.m it, 1 ths stjy. HN MOO-RE, DraECTOXt: i.Vftid 4 Pirarill.lT..VMiUCH ArHLiSr IVTATIOUt. nniflrRANCE CO MTAJ OF BALTIMORE. 5j-u cf Mr-e'zi2S-OFFIG SOUTH STRS.ET. This Compa.

inaarea cf saty 4ty, sani ty sj taCOES for iswnne. JOSN B. BOAMJi DIRECTORS Ailsn Cliasnian, i Geonr Barrett. tujM.Eu I idac Dnmsaa, onn Rosa, j.Ba w. JexufiWh E.

3. Chnrea, i TKimas K. Sa-uT Job Smith, Srre Smsli, Wnu Yiw4m, WYa id. JOHN si, BiASE.KDEIL. Sz, OWARD FIRE LNSLRAXCE COMPANY BALTIMORE MAKE INSURANCE cl EVER DESCRIPTION OF PROPESTY i DESCKlrTiON OF PRO rtii nir a ti.

Li.i ij? or I ri ClT i tA44i E. CO. HOWARD fr CD A STS. AJJBREW REESE. Pxauy, BIREITOE.S.

as. M. Fonder, (Aaron Feston, a. Chs, Georcei, Geo. P.

Thomas, l.M. Beta; an E. Smita, Chas. Eoffniaa, iWit.G. Power.

Wm. Ortwina, 'H-J. W-ieraach E. H. Psrkias.

tKthstfrl 6KO. H. WILLIAMS. Sejrfr-yy. IRE AND LIFT" INSURANCE, JOHN G.

PROUD SONS.Araars, Officb 63 Second Stsbft. Insnraroe Ccmpany, Phenix Ssrinx field S4t.ofl Life Sxvw V. S. Lue INSURANCE. JOHNSTON'SINSURANCE R00.M3.

MARINE INSURANCE, JOHNSTON'S INSURANCE ROOMS. LIFE INSURANCE. JOHNSTON'S INSTJR NCE ROOMS, No. T3 SFcnyn street, BESl COMPANIES tOWESTRATES. THOS.

D. JOHNSTON, iNSfRAKCB AeaitT. tfr I ALTLMOR EQUITABLE OCl ET Y. 1 ESTABLISHED IN174. Trns old and favorite Ortlce WILL INSURE HOI SF.S and FURNITURE from loss or damage by fire on tfce MUTUAL or BENEFICIAL PLAN, at very cheap rates, and grant Carpenters' Risks.

Owners of property ere not liable in oase of losses for more than the amount of their deposit And when their policies expire thej receive a cash dividend of S3 per cent. The public are respectfully invited to call at tha Ottiee, No. 19 SOUTH where the principles on Which the Society insure wi'l he fully explained. tfr. HUGH B.

JONES, Seo'y. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. HE COPARTNERSHIP of Piano manufactory heretofore carried on bv the undersigned at No. .4 South tiav street, ia this day dissolved by mutual oorsent. Mr.

Lorenz tioetz will business debts connected with the firm of GOETZ SPIES, as well as ail debts due the me. LORF.NZ GOETZ CHARLES L. SPIES. ThRnkful for the liberal patronage extended to the late firm by my friends and the puHIio in general, I respectfully solicit a continuanesof it for my successor, Mr. L.

GOETZ, knowing him to bs worthy of the confidence of the publio. fl6-St; CHARLES L. SPIES. I HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME SAMUEL A. WAESH.and will contiT.no the SHIPPING and COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the firm of H.

B. CROMWELL Sc CO. HENRY B. CROMWELL. New York, Jan.

1st, 1853. felj lm D1 'SOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. 'J he oooartnershiD heretofore existing nnrfer i. r'UiTVTfi? m. vr and Commission Merchants, Nos.

93 and LOO Baltimore street, was this day dissolved by hmitatian. Either of the undersigned is authorized to settle the businee8 of the same. JAMES R. CHANCE, Feb. ISth, 1858.

CH ARLES B. GREEN. The underrigned, rucoessor to Chance Green. Auctioneers and Commission Merahants, 93 and 100 Baltimore having purchased the entira interest ot Charles B. Green, will continue the above bu fine as at the old stand, and solicits a oontinuanoe of the very liberal pauonags heretofore extended to the old firm.

JAMES R. CHANCE, Auctioneer, 98 and 100 Baltimore street. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Th undersigned have formed a COPARTNERSHIP, unuer the firm of SNIVEL COOKE, for the purpose of transacting a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, at No. 5 Corn-mere street, in Cheesa, Butter, Lard and Prodnoe generally.

Will pay particu'arattentionto thepaok-nng of Butter for exportation. Consignments and orders respeotfully solicited. ADAM SNIVELY-' SAMUEL W. COOKE. Eallimore, Feb.

4th, 1858. e8-lmc COPARTNERSHIP. We, the nndersitned successors to ROBERT VV. DRYDEN, No. 89 and 91 Baltimore street, have THIS DAY formed or COPARTNERSHIP, trading under the style of DRYDEN, GIBBONS MORRIS, for the purpose of conducting the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRV GOODS BUSINESS.

Due no--ice will be given when we will open an entira NEW STOCK, purchased in New York, We would most resoectfully solicit the of ifriends and the public reneraily. JOSHUA R. DRYDEN. A. W.

GIBBONS, JNO. MORRIS, Successors to -ncivT ROBERT W. DRYDEN. THANKFUL for. the very liberal Pf.rnas",'1f ended to me by my friends and the pub bo generally, I respeotfully solicit a oontinu-oce of-it for my euceeseors, Messrs.

DRV DEN G'B BONSr-fc MORRIS, kno wine them to be worthy of the con- i l. i fidence of the pubho. ROBERT W. DRYDEN. Daltimorot Febrnary 1, 1853, fel-Lm him' K-o.

h. A. ulliier, nwwMu, R. C. Mo'- Vij ilant, Jas.A.Brnce,WaUhmaa, W.aw? -STat9t J-Jos.

C. Boyd, Lais'. sotfr jQHN DUKEHAKT, BeoT. i ts.vw.