The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

THE SUN. HO! FOR TAYLOR'SI-LOOIC nd-vance of the This day LKOXTINRi or, the Court of Louis ihe Fifteenth, the author of Emilv. tlm Love Match. Are. A PORT OF BA1.TI.MORE, SF-PTEMPKH ItultMS.

CLEARED. Ships Cincinnati, Codmun, Unnton, Wm. Wilson Sins; Potomsc, Cln-ett, Ainsierilatn, H. M. IIodgi-s, Jr; brig C.

H. Rogers. F. W. Wilson, Urazos S.inti.

ngi, master; sehrs. Lvdin, (new) New York, Joye, Co. IlejirvM. Wilson, lalinimd, Llizabt-lh City, hdeuton, Marfreesboro, 4c. master.

Yr ARR1VFD. Nnp Trerman, M'elKh, Ibefure reported bflnw) ballast, lo Robert Lealte. By Telegraph. FOR THE BALTIMORE SUN. Arrival of Steamer Cambria.

Fifteen Bays LJitcr from Europe. Fliietiuitiuns in Flour Market. Crcat Demand fur Indian tfeal. Advance in Cotton. ill su vciik.

Wright's Indian V'egeiuhle Hills are a Kiwi live and certain cure for this distressing complaint; ivausethev pnrpe from llic bodv Ihose bilious roiiiui-s wliich are lhe cause, not out of If gidiliaeas, iviniesi and sickmvs, -e. bat' of ''all tho ills lo which ilcsh is heir." tine ifteent tsix nf the above, nnnied Indian Vegeiahle Pills, uav, asiinrle dose, will frequently curry off tho must violent attack of headache; hul in c.iMWof loarr strindinif, perseverance alone is warned in order to inuke a speedy cure of every description of headache. Said Indi'Mi Veireiable Pills also aid nnd improve di-(rcsiion, and thcrtil'ore give health nnd vigor to the, whole frame, ns well as drive pain or distress of every description from the body. Cautiim. It should be remembered that Mr.

Edward Cole, of Ph i hull.1! phia, Mr. John Dixon, nt Iviston, I'a. nnd Messrs. HrowninA ilroihers.of Philadelphia, are not lu'enis of ours, and as they purchase no Wright's Indian fills at our otliee. rc enitnut iriaraik.

The Catholic l'aitoral Vhtuige. 'e suited a few days since that a change had taken place at St. Vincent' Church, by which the Bev. John P. Douelan was to ba its future pastor.

We ha vo since received, from a reliable source, a full statement of the chance, both as it atleets the churches concerned inBaltimoreand Washington. It appeals that' the Kev. Chniles J. White retires from St. Vincent's as slated, on account of ill health, nnd that tho Kev.

William Parsons, his former assistant, hns been appointed assistant pastor of St Patrick's Church, at Washinirtou. The Kev. James B. Donelnn has taken charire of St. Matthew's Church, Washington, nnd the Kev.

John P. Donelan of St. Vincent's, Baltimore, whilst the Kev. Michael Slattery is to be assistant pastor of St. Vincent's.

Further We noticed a singular robbery in yesterday which is said lo have been committed in Holland, near Eden street. Chesterfield, it appears, is the nniiie of the man and woman who decamped with the property. They were seen going in the direction of the Philadelphia bout a little before o'clock on Wednesday nlternoon. The old man who has been robbed is named Chas, MeSliane. he cnutiieraics the following items as having been taken from him, viz: in gold; uIkiiiI 'lil in silver; Is sold and silver watches: 1 BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, SF.rT.

19. IB46. Tub Cavhria. The Telegraph Dm hit; yesterday afternoon rumors were curt-out throughout the oily, of despatches received per telegraph, by one or more of our citizens, of the arrival of the Cambria at Boston, and of an ad-vancc in the prion of flour nnd grain. Such rumor in the present feverish state of the market was calculated to produce considerable anxiety, luit it seemed impossible for any one to trace the information to nn authentic source.

Between four nnd five o'clock, the teleisrrntili announced a despatch in the Philadelphia olfice, 'For the Sun," nnd followed with the usual "are you ready-" An affirmative reply was struck upon the instrument, but from that moment, it was evident that the communication from Baltimore to Philadelphia had ceas ed. No rejoinder came Irom l'lulnueipuiu afterwards during tho the communication was uninterrupted; tho operator, however, continued to manipulate, nnd all his remarks were duly recorded in the oilioe here; but gettinir no reply from Baltimore, he of course supposed his communication did not come Ihromrh, and therefore did not send on the despatch. Between Oand 1Q o'clock at nifrht, the communication with Washington linviiij; closed, that battery was transferred to the Philadelphia circuit, and on the infant of its application, the intercourse was resumed between Baltimore and Philadelphia, and wo were enabled to order our despatch forthwith and to receive it, and it will be found in another column. The experience of last eveninc; must not pass without notice; inasmuch as it involves mutter of importance. It proves that for want of proper arrangement, the force of nn extra battery to surmount the resistance of the atmosphere, or some other cause, we were deprived of an opportunity to lay the Cambria's newsbeforo the public some twelve hours earlier than we do.

And however important might have, been the inlelli-jrence to communicate, the result would, of courso, have been the same. Arrival of the Camhiiia. Tho news by the Canibria. which we publish in another col- limn, is, at this moment, of much interest. he arrival has been anticipated with good di al of anxiety, especially by the flour and irrniu merchants, and the inte licence which she brings, though not calculated to excite specula lion, or produce any extravagant effect, has a steady and favoruble aspect.

Tho probabilities are that flour and grain, with Indian corn will mainlnin fair prices, and that the English market will still invito our breadstuff's, at a favorable rate. The news of the improvement in the iron trade, will have a corresponding effect in this country. Upon the whole the intelligence is gratifying; and just sufficient to whet the appetite for the next steamor. Te Ceiilbtoation of the opening, and dedication of the Odd Follows' Hall lately erected in Philadelphia, which took place on Thursday, with its grand procession and other ceremonies, the Ledger says, "rivalled in splendor and magnificence any thing of the kind that ever occurred in that city." It must have been a most gorgeous affair from all accounts. Kxfokts.

The Time is at ITitnd. The relaxation of those restrictive principles which have been carried to so great an extent throughout the civilized world, in their application to commercial pursuits, is al. ready tending to the development of the true wealth of nations an ainplesoil and an industrious people. And, under this influence, it is sufficiently apparent that the United Slates, from the great advantages of circumstance and position, must be ever in the ascendant. Her true wealth is favorably contrasting with the mere representatives of it among the people of other nations; her real resources may 1 safely put in competition with all the artificial elements of life, as they exist in any other country on the face of the glut.

Every one of the tin-. failing tributaries of national prosperity is in" eluded within the present boundaries of our domain; and nothing can be added, but promises in the accession greatly to augment the general opulence of the land. Our commerce, under the influence of an enlightened and liberal policy on the part of Europe, will rapidly exhibit such an increase of exportation, as cannot fail to depict the most cheering auspices for the future. And we have every reason to believe, that there will be gra-daally added to our foreign trade every species of produce peculiar to our noil. A contcmpo rary aptly, and as the facts by the late arrivals from Europe have shown, justly remarks, that, "the prospect of a comparatively unrestricted trade wnh Europe, under the new tariff law, ha already contributed to give such impetus to the gram markers, as to raise the price of the breadstutrs grown throughout the Wcst some fifteen or twenty per cent." The following lab'e, given by the New York Express, shows the comparative exportation in 1S-I-') and I KM, thus far, of what may be called, in view of its great nnd sudden increase, almost a new articte of export rye: None V'lC.

bushels, W.r.H ..41, A pnl, Mat Jinv July AtlKUKt. i ictnber Nearly all this amount, shvs the Express, lias been shipped exclusively to Holland; and more than XflOO bushels ar already engaged to he exported to tho same country during the month of September. The increased shipments of other breadstuff, (lour, wheat, and corn, are, according to the same authority, in a similar proportion, and at advanced prices. Our own city also begins to feel the glow nnd healthful excitement of that policy, which is destined to unfold many of the hidden blessings aud privihyxs of national intercourse; and our marine returns lor a few days pul, afford re markable and cheering indications of the rising importance of Baltimore, as an Atlantic com mercial mart. Within forty-eight hours, we have recorded the arrival of between twenty and thirty ships, besides a number of banpies and brigs, and the schooner of the oasling, and small cralt of tho bay trade.

In a few days these white winged messengers will go forth again upon the broad deep, bearing to tho mul titude of other lands thu luxuriant produce of our own, diversities with such articles of our domestic ingenuity and skill as are acceptable abroad; and thus the reciprocity of intercourse elicit under the genial blessinirs of peace, and foster into practical ellecl, all tho varied ele tneuts of national greatness and prosperity And in this development, it needs no oracle to declare, that Die manilold advantages are to us and ours the ration mid tho people of this great republic IrrontAvr Nkw Exi-kctihi. Tho Wash. melon I'nion of rhursdny evening says: 'A letter has been received Pen aeola. staling that the Potomac frigate was it the but hd not got tip to tins town. Tho ill brimr accounts from her.

but it is n'1 probable that she will bung any reply to the letter Irom our n-'Trauy 01 io uie Mexican government, which was sent on shorn at Vera Ctut by Commodore Conner, under a liag of truce, on the 'liti of A inusl," Monct Nkw Vokk. Tho New Yotlt Tribune savs: "Thu motley market conl 'tines (, lie very easy, arid motiev i abundant both in bank and in the street for nil I' gitiinale laziness purpose. On the rest slock securiiy loans are negotiated in the strei.t at 0 mr o.n!, and the bank's do all the Rood short fuj.i fA fs f' otrit. nod wnt .1 u. Isiok amusing, iiLstruelive, and rewerfnlly at- irnciive.

it amintucs ma i-eaner inrousli every page, like a brook by tjio wayside, whieh. though it only sparkles oeeasionslly nilhe'ra- vei'er's eye, yel enlivens him by the seie-e oi Ms eonstnnt To all lovers nf lite-Eatioe it would be found ncceplnble. Only iOo, (iLNEVIENE; or, the Chevalier of Maison Rouge llll eltirinite nf lT'l'l hv Alevnnder lluniiis. A eianning prieluetinn from lhe prolific pen of this popular auihnr, AI.0 THE ALtiKUINEiiind other tnlesnf "those nun go nitwit to lhe sea in iius, and do business nn the great wuiers:" the Wrecker: the Autumn Storm; the Host's Tale; the I'nion Jack; Meteon Carrion; Passing the Sfaits, Ac; SWc. Anolher number of the MODERM STANDARD DRA MA numhur S3 Shakspcare's Tragedy of miei in; iu.

HARPER'S ILLtrMIXATED nnd ILLFSTR ATED SHAKSI'EARK Nos. 109 ami 11a an beautiful enirrcviiiLs: 2rj. IJTTELL'S LIVING A(IK-No. 123-repleto with ialer.uiig anil able matter; 12. This ifny received bv WILLIAM TAA'IiOR A- 4, .5 and Jarvis' Bailding.

hxikout for our supply of Peculiarly rich, und ill great variety. Call early. Pin-ltr NEWSPAPtlRP! N'KWSPAPEHSI NHVVSI'A-PERS! From BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA nml BALT1MOR haven great variety, lull of beniiiiful, entertaining and instructive articles; Engravings, Ac. Ac. enumerate a portion: Boston l'ilot.

I'aeli; Sam, Yaubee. Benii, it's Weekly Herald. NiiIiouhI Press. Saturday Emporimn. New York Freeman's Journal.

O.d Coiintrvtmui. New York Spirit of the Times. Anglo American. Police Oa.ettc. Philadelphia Courier.

Dollar Newspaper, Fanner and Mechanic. Neal's (inzette. Odd Fellow's Mirror. Saturday Visiter, And the WEST 1-1 RN CONTINENT. Willi the latest PERIODICALS; NEW BOOKS from ull lhe Publisher, Ac.

Ac Ac. WM. TAYLOR 4, Sand Jarvis Buildings, Baltimore. pOLO WEATHER PLEASANT FOR REAP" INIi! NEW HOOKS! NOVEI AND CHEAP WEF.KLYNEWSPAPKltS,&c. Lenutine, or Ihe Court of Iaiis the Fifteenth lienevieve, or lhe.

Chevalier of Aluisnn Rouge, 25 eta Algerine und other 'I'a lea. 2j cents The Widow's Walk, hv Eugene Sun. 25 ets Marguarile De Vulois, nn Hislorieal Roinance, 25 ets The Bush Ranger of Van Dieinen's Lniid.jScts Chevalier D'Harnicntal, or Love nnd Conspiracy, Sii The Fair Isabel, by Sue, Hi cents Paul Clifford, 25 cents; Three (iiiardmiien, fti eli All thu for Seplember, and every new and Cheap Publication regularly received. WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS! Herald, Continent, Flag oi our Union, ull in, of New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, Publisher of Sons B-ioks, Toy Bunks. Primers.

School Books, Ac. SAM'L. E. SMITH. Publisher, Bookseller nnd Manufactory, No, 1 Sun Buildings, S.

E. eor. fmy and Bait. sis. CHEAP in the Empire City; Texan Rangers: Life in Ijondnn; Mvsteries ot lhe Widow's Walk; Old Sunciuuryj Scenes iu the Rocky Fair Isabel Roble: Smtiuglers; Pilot; Odd Fellowship Exposed; Atas (itill; List Ship; Sicilian Vespers; Young, Hrides' Hook: Ratlle for a Wife; Kate in Search of a Husband: Breach nf Promise; Art of Conversation; Love Match; Forecastle Yarns; Unloved One: Rednkius, 2 volumes, by Cooper; Faiher Darcey, Ac, bv HUMPHREY MOORE.

Nn. 158 Pratt street, Isdweeu Light and Charles, and corner Light and Pratt sis. It A FEW THOrc.HTS COXCliltNIXO THE THEORIES OF IlKill CHURCHMEN AND TRACTAfi I ANS, vith for suhmiiling to lhe alllhoritv of Ihe Holv See; bv N. A. Hewitt.

TIIE FOI'R-FOLD DIFFICULTIES OF ANGLICANISM; by J. Spencer Northcote. M.A. A BRIEF EXPLANATION OF TIIE CEREMONIES OF THE MASS. Just published, nnd for sale hv JOHN MFRPIIY, No.

1711 Baltimore street. In press, to he published in a few days, "The Golden Hnnk, or Humility in Practice." LADIES, WHO "WANT "RIB HONS, ALT, AT three doors nhnvo Frederick street, in BALTIMORE STH arrived from New York, and will open 3H(io pieces superb RIBBONS, nt 12J etc. per yard llicfl do. blac'r Silk and Thread LACES ano dozen Kid, Silk ami Lisle IJLOVES Boimei Silks- Sa in: Crapes; French Flowers; Embroidered FMg.iuis and Insertions; Shawls; Veils: nil widlhs black Silk: Chemisettes; Collars; Ruches; Tabs: Green Harece: Ac. al half price, three doors above Frederick sti-et.

WM. BROADBENT. N. B. All stvics AULLINEKY OOODS.

who esn and retail. sllMlr ciuwt On hnn the r.AaricsT assohtmkkt or Rich at.d DK ESS SILKS TLRKERI SITAWLS-nll colors Four Faced TF.RKKRI SHAWLS Uivb dorer! TACTINS, dresses CASHMERES nnd MOI'S. DF, LAfNER most, -iplcndid stock of the newest nrticles. for Ladies' wear all of this Fall's Importations, and at ruinous low prices to the importers. Wholesale and Keiaii, tit MARTIN LEWIS 213 Baltimore street, akI between Charles und Light.

noi'RXIXG GOODS. 'X Hel nrv's Is-st Real ALPACAS all dualities Lupin's superior black BOMBAZIN ES do Black MOCS. DE LAIN and CASHMERE DI-; COSSE New stvle French Black and White GINGHAMS Black and White French and English CHINTZES mid PRINTS Blank Dress ami Mantilla SILKS Black French MEHINOF.S.andblnckandwhite Freneh CLOAKINflS CRAPES; LOVE HANDKERCHIEFS nnd LOVE VEILS; 0 LOVES; HOSIER Ynfull tutd complete assortment for sale low. MARTIN LEWIS 10-3t arI 213 Baltimore St. A PETI tV.

CAR PETIN JUST FROM AUCTION. yards CARPETING, among which nre some spienniii patterns lor oniy eenis, woria ooine evtrn henvv do. flO. worth some nil Wind do. Tsl eenis, worth 75: some superfine do.

(extra henvvj (ij.l, .,,.411 STJIII C1UD1 Tin cents; some extra heavy do. 2l. worth 25: yard wide Sinpe (Wool) 25, worth 40; 7-3 wide siripedo. worlh some ln-4 magnilicent Hugs, at a moderate bargain. DRY GOODS of all kinds, from Auction, at the greetest bargains every nft'ered at i-msj in 1 ri ni sr I in-, I riiiriir, c- I vrt.ii.

i.u, i.AAii,ui ii 57 KT just above Howard. 18-tt tsj.ntui-u RICH AND NEW FALL GOODS, AT MARTIN LEWIS A- 213 BALTIMORE STREET, between Charles and Lmht streets. We hnve now our Fall stock in store, and a hand nmer, a richer, or a cheaper stock, no one in Ihe country can exhibit. Enabled to buy our good in any market on the lies! terms, we have taken advantage of the grent decline in prices, so that we can sately promise our customers facil it iesnndud vantages which not nianv houses can otter tins season. A t'OMI 77'.

ci I til Of UllkSS liOOII. Rich nnd splendid SILKS An assortment of rare CASHMERES nnd Muslins High colored Gala PLAIDS French Merinos, Alpacas Ginirhains, Graduated Robes Houihu.ine, tsatin striped Merinoes. beautv. in every de scription of Dress nrticles, from lhe highest to the lowest qua lities, at prices nn. precedenteilly low.

SlIAWl.Ft. MANTILLAS. SCARFS. in Velvet, Satin. Cashmere, Terkeri, Cnntn ernpeiind Indoiix.

venture nothing in mymg that similar stock of Shawls, Mantillas and Scans, are but rarely mel with, and al a reduction of at least SO per cent on nisi an prices. imtrsFKv.h i'im anon. Linen and Cotton SHIRTINGS and of iM'St mnkes Carlnin Muslins, Worsted Hamnsk. for Curtains, Turkey Chimzes. for furniture purposes.

BLANKETS n' llie most superior make SER VA HER VAS 1'S' ISLAXKFT.S, a full assortment. Our favorite and veil known department of MEN'S WEAR. CLOTHS, CASSIMEKES and VKSTIWS. will not onlv fiivori'biy emanate with fnrnier years, but surpasses any thing lluil has ever been otfeied in this city. CI Orifs cloths, CLOTHS.

Renli's. Superior Freneh, nol German Cloths, Siinoni's, in all colors nnd iitialilics. We guar- Bonjean's antic our wholesale customers to und fell these makes as ehenp ns lhe ini- Mnrliiiioiic's porters in New York, nr nn sales. Genuine West of England CLOTHS, in all colors and qualities Also, Inw priced Domestic CUJTHS, of Ihe het Bwiver'Ti'ial' Tilot CLOTHS and TWEEDS, a full iissorlinenl. CASSIMFRFS, CiSStMF HES.

a inaniificent stock of Freneh, English aud Domestic rKSTisfiS.VFSTiyns, in Velvet, Satin, Cashmere and Merino. We would invite gentlemen, whether purchasers or nut, lo examine this beautiful assortment of choice good, which we ciindiihy believe is not equalled in the country. MILITARY COOPS. Bins, Green, CLOTHS nnd CASSIMERES, nm-Cndct, Scarlet niifnclured esprewsly for Halt pur- nnitjluff pose, and very cheap, hlLLIARI) CLOTHS, the right Colors, widths and qualities. VHILIiRKN's WEAR.

We have tnken cspeciul pains to get up a full and boHiitiful stock of these materials for the seumn, mul flatter ourselves thai we have succeeded lo lhe sutis- faclmn of our ciistoruers. OCR LST AS RETAILERS! OCR FIRST SEASOy AS Tliisbeing the last season that we intend retailing goods, nur stock in thai dcpartmcnl of our business must lie sold, and shall Is: sold liclore the lirsl day wf Deceinls-r next. We annoiinee this nt once, so that rii.stoiners tuny rest assured that there is no deception about it. We can and will sell goods from Iho beginning of the season, nt (' Cl.OSlXOObT PRICES! This being lhe first sensoit of our more extended WHOLESALE lWSiyESS, we hnve nol only enlarged our stock, nur premises, and our fnree, hut we mean In offer such inducements lo merchants and merchant tailors visiting onr market us to insure their custom now und hereafter Examine rverytssly's stock in the market, audi hen lookul our la-fore you puichnse, Western, Southern and Vircinin money takenat par fo, nil goods purchase ft St0-nis4wt Nn. JI Haltimnre street.

11 ANCE'S'OMI'OI'ND SYRUP OF 1IOAK-HOI'N D. for Colds, Si tiling of libs si, Consiunplion, is now so well esfiliiishe 1, that it is only necessary to slate where it run be nbtaineil, P. ice cents per bntile, or ix Ism b' for .2..,. Fnrsule bv SETH S. HANCE, lati II dtiinore nnd corner of Charles mid Prnll slrects.aiul Drugtists gencrnllj Ul tho ott and Slate, and District ot (V liimliin.

4 REM AKABLl'i Ct'ltE nf Pain in fh Hrri aud side also, general Nervous Delalliy, by the lisenf IIANCK.S'S 11LI S. Rev. Ch rle Dunn, residing Nn fi 1iw Street, Old Town, Bnltimore, was en red nf Pnim and (ienrrnJ Weakness III dltferent I'irls nf the Is sly the general Circulation ef has Blond lets ntnrh improved since he P1LIA We 'ii' ri'Mim'w-'Hiitrt iit'P to ini-n'r hi frit-nil nnd lv, rr'J- DV i' ir (if, ri.r,p!,yVj.Tl 1.ASCV., "I'll' ijLicnin, ijoiiiini, irom mrtsn. uml 2i passengers. In Ooiriohs At Luriiian.

ni 'ig Brown. 14 days from Port Spain, Tri- hid, Ivillnsi, to.lohn K. R'indall. sn to A'sT'''' from Turks Island, ft Co. eVoS days from Boston, assorted 4 I 'V On Ihe 9th.

hit m. Ion. win, toss i about 100 tons, luinted ports. Sill nimii is nf loretnast, mam and mizen lop-s ir i to the north under cour- I ii Keene, tin Nassau, N.P. In tniell anchors mill chains, ii nist.snwoir the False Capet with 1 a iermiiihroi lite ting, low i il was iCTh and did not speak; C' H' al" mat son, from Vera Schr R.nlh A tkins.

McKnmoitr, 7 days from Tt.saon doiiiesiics, to Thos. Whitridg. Co. Schr Chesapeake, Smart, 4 davs from NowVnrlr assiirttHl earim, In Hose, Merrill ic Co. ork' ftom NeW YorklMl Si'lir M'lrio 1 hn'it rti 1 Con r's f.ri Wiikesbarre, tnm steamer 1 hnv nsr in ri -iV" wins iii a mw could niir i square rigged Vessel irt oZri "i 1 1, O' ''c'ul mi the hnv.

s-u -V, 1 'l o-wnf spars.rigging.A'c: htre" s' mm! jured. und ntt Sandy Point, a hriganinie. Ilriggs.New Brig Architect, Gray, and Inn, Stevens.froni Kr" OrleifnsVih in't. a. Siwannal, la On ul inlh unit ot cape Henry, saw brig ridimr uni hor dismasteil.

Same day, 10 mil, north ei uritti inn-ia irn.Ll..- i 7 stove, boat. carried u.omisiii inenmeerot the sinas'i-d tm.Ve 'tmnl him- It it Wow- mi; nor ii ui mu ii ne, caiitain 0. cnuld not dosn with ssfety. 1,1 BrigSaldana, StublM, from Bnltimore. fnr Brazos sin.

iiigiij wn a enmpnny nf It. S. Mounted If illemcrt en board, put hack in lo Hampton Roads on the nth. mainsail, stnysjiil, and ffving iik A Haltimnre brigantlne in distress' with four feet WII If1! Ill II is hild 1 I -i V. ir wun, nidi t.jr 1 Nrw York,) who rl mi, nssisrauce on aecitiul nt its blowing sntremendnnsly hard at the time.

ish 9 Sucdieor. and Ash a id. Paine, Irom Haltimnre. arrived New ork lnth nisi cleared.nt do. the same day, schr.

R. HjdlimJin iv. T'JAGUERREOTVFF. MINIATURES FOR ONE DOLLAR With "est style in natural liy Likenesses satisfactory or no eharvs. fJIVfc MK 11(11 1'1'H YET FOR CI A RS! Was nii rXrrSKLfrll Wfillenrrl It runll.imnn ,,,.1..,,,,,, iiKmrj HIUIHUIf'T the other day, its we were pnssirig we suppose ho feVi.li!'1!?1 "'J.

W'e liave.) "ty-i ciuiurse me expression ana repeat ns Booth's Cigars!" His esuii.lish- menl ib Kl qtul-i't ts' CTltlen 5t'' nearlV oi'tx'wte his'oid nn'dMfa- A lee OVTvsl FlTDrivcrs. Jti. Ice Picks; lee Cream Freezers; Shower Baths: dwelling. Baskets; citni i "ew ariiciercry saver inrs ers, seve.ra kmds; Wine Onnlers: Nut Crackeifvut I icks; Napkin Kings; Winters: Britannia Ware, We always have a few tnnre left nf C. E.

WETMORF. ('( No. 10 N. Charles street, Fi'i-a0 I LAI ES, nf every size, for sale by the case, hj-zen. nr sine Mie.

1 ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment of Malmgnny FRAMES to be found in the city, toll Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new order or the very best materia and hv the best wnrk-mii; tngethnr with Gilt Rx CORN! ES- Rm i RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BNtkc.Tcl oe, iimnc lo onier, us cheap as Ihey can be obtained at any establishment in the United Stnteg. "'fr N. 1 North Gay smtet. VV lAr'-f' IJTS, F0? AI.i:."-Thenler.iga- iho i- i tl 'iPfwZ tliefol- No. 1, 1- routing 34 feet nn the north side of Limtnrd i 'eei isi trnm tne northeast corner ol Caroline and Lombard streets, ami running luck No.

2. At the northwest of Bond and Ix.m-bird streets, fronting na feeton Bond and 140 feet cm Lombard street ta Strawberry alley. No. 3: Fronting is feet on the west side nf street, beginning 35 from the Miuiiiweof corner nf Bond iind Loisird streets, with a tit pth nt bli leet inches. Nn.

4. Fronting feet en the west side in' Bornf street, beginning 175 feet snath from the sou'i wit corner ot Bond nnd Iximbird streets, nud rimnini- Imck ISO Ice! to StmwlH-rry nib y. i.nrnrsirii street, begmnmganteet east trom the southeast eornei-(if and Caroline stswith parallel depth of 80 feet, nnd the privilege ol uiug a a leu alley ia the rearloCarnlinestret. No (i. routing 2A feet inches on the west side Caroline street, between Lomlwird and Print units, runaiin back aUiut 70 feet to Slerelt's line.

No. 7. Fronting 21 feel 2 inches on the smith side nf A nrk street beginning 1(10 leet east, from the south vast corner ot fork nnd William and extendinir back leet, near Watchman A limit's Nn. 8. Al the linrlhenst corner of Kutaw and Henrietta streets, fronting on Entaw street feet 9 niches, and on Henrietta street issfcet to Cecil allev.

These lots are nil on pared sireem, and' mnpt if u. Purcnasers or liissors will be) divided into sniuli building lots. Th nre eituate in the in improving sections of the city and niKiiiu erms ol sale, one third in cash: the balance li and Ifmmiths with interest. If laiilt on within the terms of credit nn extension will be given on the unniud instalments. Plats of the property may he seen nnd full infnrtnti-tina respecting title, will be given nn application to J.

PENNIN'liTON, sl9-eo4td4t Ai-'TERNOON EXCUR- CLARKE woiilil inform the liidiitsinidgemlo-nien nf Cnltiriiiire, that lo will give a GR N1 EXCURSION down the Chesapeake Bay, nn thn 22d leaving City Block ut a o'cloek, st'ii ping nt the Cnuiity whurt going und rciu-ning, in the large and ciiminislioiis Slcnier IIELIEI-', Cuiit. Si He will give nn INSTKIt.MENTA AN!) ETIIIO-PEAN CONCERT, with his Bund; and pet form tha new Uuiidrillcs and Waltzes: also, some Quadrilles with Bells. KFJ'lt ESHM ENM'S of all kinds provided on bnanl. I'lFTl be had of Lee Dmiglnss, Mnrion street; thn Hand; ut. KnileyV, corner of Gay and Baltimore streets; Mr.

Murray, Sanigotn street; Philip Brown, Mercer slrcci; Thois, (Jiiei-n, barber, nn Ihe Point; and of Lewis Nn. 41 Clay street. "IPk FOR ftWYK LANDINU, ST. arti-ttmi AND EASt'ON, via Miles River Ferry. The steamer OSIKIS, Captain J.

II. Turner, will have Patterson street wharf, nn MONDAY MORNING, the September, at 7oVlnek. fir tlm nlmve named places, and reluni the nex' dn: leaviuir Miles River Ferry every TUESDAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock, St. Michael's 7). IV) Lauding nnd West River III.

for Aimnpolis and Hnltiinore. For Ceiitrcville and Chrstertown everv WEDNESDAY MORNING, nt 9 o'cloek, nnd return tho next ilnv: leaving every TIIt'KSDAY" MOHNIN'O, at o'cloek, for Corsica nnd Baltimore AlHo'clis'k, every SATURDAY lor Ceiitrcville nnd Chestertown, nnd return Fame ilny. A 11 Hiiggai'r at the risk ofjhe owners. slfi- if I'flR CENTRI'VILLE nnd ATKIITIUVN. Th Si.om,.

r.tl. tivj. j.ij-"a, ii 1 (.,,:,, will hiivc lhe n-er end of Spear's wiuirf (for Itio present) on MONDAY MOKNINO, Sept. ii.t, at 7o'clock, for lhe rilieve places, and return tlie 'tiirm day. I nr ANNAPOLIS, CAMBIflPGF.

and ASTON, will leave every TUESDAY MORNING at 7 n'rlnek. and return lhe next day. Leaving Eastnn every Wed-nesilay iiioritiug at 7 o'clock, nud Ciimliridgciii nVlis-k, for Annupi lis uml Mnltitnirre. Fur AN.N'APfd.IS and WEST IUVKR, eveiT TII1IISDAY MORNING at 7 o'clock, and return llies.iine (lav. Every FRIDAY MOflNINfi nt 1 o'clock for AN-NAI'OldS CAMBRIDGE nisi ASTON, rind return iieM day, leaving Kied'si every Saturday morning id 7 o'clock, nnd Omjibridtc nt It; o'clock, for Ai'iaaiiolis and Baltimore.

All baggage at Ihe risk nt lhe owners. sin-tl I K. I). Wright LlA How ird) resH'Ct fully statis to hi friends anil thc public, that he is ww open nt the Old stand. No.

'an DAII IMOHK KPREEI', one doer west cf Si. Paul's street, and is prepared to furiu-h Hum with all articles in his line, nil the mo-t fiivnrabm terms. By Ihe excellency nf his work nnd the moderation cl his prices, he hopes tnhold out iutinecmiinw sunVirnt to entitle him ton libeml hnie i-t putijn; piiimtiiige. I'ersuns wishing to tnirclinse t-y ihe ca-sri or oiherwise, are reriiiissiesl to call iind ctiumue ht.s slis-kbet'ore iiaikinn their s(4eciiiias. -1')'tJ ri OBSF.RVE THE NAME AND NUM-li BI'R OF THE STORE.

rALLtsTYLE OF HATS AND CAPS at Hnnrrun pum-ks. OOI'PLANI) A GROVE, BALTIMORf: STREFK few disim ts-low rrderirk str. et, Rt Dluck BEAVER. 11A1M, surH'rior ivlennU finish. n.t Bept Neulria UEAVI.R HATS, very fine ar t) fn.h- Ket Extra Super superior finish.

SATIN fine SILK llATs. and every vsrnsy. if NKVVHTVI.K OF II rt ready Ut llSlnri, 'nB It A' TlM.tP ut STH MET. near llnjliiiay, witnenf lbie a.imoel Pa ps ni me fiiw, (li ntli.meii lire ts.Mi-!y mviled In call. he following it a generni Im prices, as a snide In purchasers! KineS'lli (fur btnly) a '0 Russia r.

la a Moleskin lo Best Paris Nnp, ni best N. llenvisr. 4 0" K'f' 1 t.i Ali, Silk, Chrth and Fur CAPS. tw. f.

Beys huh Men. 'ir" 'vn TWO riOCFS nsV, ,1 n.EMI'.N FROM TUB COUNTRY -iiti rto-lx ml nn nh sl rule 4Mic! at a rSisuiUi prtre is iri'ip n' Nn. ST. ncirtf WM. H.

KFi'Vil s'9 wsAr'Vtf tr Ar. id f. -m n.t, Improvement in the Iron Trade, It. it. ICorresponiliwce of tho Baltimore Siin.1 Boston, Sept.

IS, 1SIG. The steamer Cambria arrived at her wharf, in Boston, this (Friday) morning, after a passage of 13 days and a half. She brings 11M passengers, nnd timonirst thorn I observe the names of the Hon. Washington Irving, our Minister to Spain; B. Manor, bearer of de spatches; and the renowned Cruiksiiaiik.

whoso skill 'and humor as a caricaturist, are familiar all over the world. I have received your file of papers, and make such extracts for telegraphic u-o as 1 think will be most acceptable to your readers, as of leading importance, in a mercantile und general point of view. Tho grain harvest in England is over; the crop has been gathered, and it seems to be ge nerally admitted that it will be tut average one The late heav storms have somewhat impaired the bright hopes of tho early summer. The Potato crop it is alleged, and appears to be believed, is a failure in all parts of the conn try; and in the prospective loss of this staple of course public attention turns wuh more in terest to the corn meal of the I'niled Stales. The Bank of England has lowered its rate of discount to 3 per an indication of course that money is still more plentiful in London, notwithstanding the railway demand.

Joseph Henry, the poor iiiono-manine who fired a couple of pistols at Louis Phillippe, tlie King of France, was sentenced to work in the gallevs for life; thus failing to realize his de clared purpose, in the commission of the act, which was that he inchl bo executed, as he was wenrv of life. The Conservative party have elected their President and Vice President of the French Chambers, by a huge majority. The British Iron lre.de has sensibly improved in consequence of the passage of the new Ante rican tariff; a fact that will be gratifying to the American Iron trade, as it must tend greatly to relievo any excess of apprehension that may have been thoughtlessly nnd foolishly engendered. The Amerieun provision market is in a buoy ant state. Parliament had been prorogued on the 2Sth ult.

Her Britanic Majesty's ship of the line Ame rica had arrived with six millions of dollars in peeie, collected on tho West coast of Mexico, ind in Peru and Chili. From Cape of Good Hope, on the lSth of May, we learn that 10,000 Cadres, who had swarmed around Fort Feddie, were dispersed by artillery and rockets, leaving a large number of them on the Hold, dead. The liring hav ing frightened the cattle which were gathered beneath the walls of the fort for protection, they broke loose, and four or five thousand were captured by the Catlies. On the of June, a thousand Catlies were surprised by se veral parties of British, and defended them selves gallantly, but several hundred were gal loped over and cut down in retreat. The Queen of Spain is to marry her cousin, the Duke de Cadiz, the eldest son of the Puke of Montpensier.

A treaty of commerce between Prussia and Denmark has been published. There is no change to note in Tobacco. Flour was in demand at Havre. Sales hud been made at and to arrive. Till-, MARKETS.

On the firs! infant mere was a fair demand tor Kmsl Woiurn Canal liour at ilis.lhl. lo per barrel. I lie lieal m.irUiM lias htjea miotiiauiis. II atlvuneeil 4s. per qaarier on lite aial a lurllier rise iek place.

Subsequently, Ihe weather havilllt changed tor tho heller, and permiunitf the HRrlcnlturials to secure Iheir enip-i, beimr relnciaiu, busi ness ivns dull on the ulst wheal tiaviui: declined per quarter beiow tlie rate prevailniR on Umt day week. I In Hie 1st nisi, there was a lair demand lor heat at tonner pnei. Indian cum was held at 27s. lo 3v. per quarter.

There was much inquiry fur Itiis article, and a tiini al Limerick lnleuJcd lo scud lothe failed Sialesf.jra d7.en earptw-H. I olinn since tlie 2 has been very animated. Larue lots have been at a nuarlernl a cent, ad vance some (Uiiiltles. I he jalvanee is lull one eichth if a cent en all description. This wasoccn--i'iipsI by lhe iiecotnrs brought by the iliberntu lliat tiio crop would tie late.

lCorrepondence oi theltaltiiuore Sun.J PmiaiiKi.i niA, Sept. 18, 8 1'. M. Mblo's Harden I il by Fire. I learn from New York that Niblo's spacious and magnificent garden, with its theatre, concert saloons, and numerous outbuildings, were totaiiy destroyed by fire tlii-morning.

The loss is immense, but it is lielievcd to have been insured The steamer's news reached here tins afternoon, and him caused a der ided stir iu the Cotton and Flour market. Indian corn has also advanced considerably, and is in great demand. There is noiloiw stirring of a local character IAH .1. ATTKItH. Thrilium A -rulfiit On Thur-day eveninc.

Mr. Arthur Ltint, of Richmond. arrived in the city, nnd put up at the Eachansre he retired at a'iut I o'clock, and yesterday morning when Kiehardson, the colored man who attends the Exchange Heading Room, opened the rotunda, he 'ind a person in dishabille lyinc inenihio upon the paved tioor, in a pool of blood, he ca led assistance. and examining lhe it proved Mr. l.unt.

tlie trentleinati above named, tin moving bun to take him into the hotel, he re vived; professional aid was immediately hand, and the worthy proprietor. Mr. Horsey, was most assumou in tus attentions to the nn- fortunate suflerer. When suilieicutlv restored lo speak, Mr. hunt was intermirnted as to the cause of the accident, but he was entirely unable to account for it, that he knew no thing ol any occurrence, whatever, from the lime he went to lied, until he was taken up in tiie morniutr from the spot where he was found lie observed that he was in the habit of walking in hi" sleep, ami pr-siiined that lie got up.

Walked out. duelled over the paiapet of balcony mid tumbled below, This balcony is a passa.e from one, part of the hotel to the other, and passes throiuh the rotunda of the Exchange on the west side, at a heiulit of about twenty-live feet fumi the pavcim-nt. A Mighl noise was beard, apparently in the building, by the bank watchman, we understand, at a little after I o'clock in the iiininmir, which wa-prolsiblv the tune of this occurrence. I'pon examination of the Injuries of Mr. Emit by Drs.

Smith and Wh.tnd.-e, 0f his nrin's was found to be broken in two places, several of Ins ribs broken, and his body eonliecd. Hi' wns Inst evening thuiilil to H- doing a well as could be expected, s.i after the accident, but the physicians were apprehensive of internal injury. Rritn itl Arei lnit. The train cum which left Philadelphia on Thursday ni lit nt ten o'clock, did not resell this city until ten o'clock yesterday; when about 1 miles from I'lulndel. phm, they run over two cows, birth of which were killed, the locomotive mid lender broken to pieces, and slmhlly injurinur the cneineci.

The passemMis lortiinately escaped without injury, except ono, who wus slightly hint while ecttinn the ears on the track. Among the passengers were about two hundred Odd Fet. lows, with a portion of the Independent mul I 'treys' He.nds. returning from the eelebrn ten. This unfortunate detention was made somewhat lighter by the politeness kind in-.

of Col. Kobinsi 'ii nndCnpt. Clyde, who rr side near whi're the aecdent neeiirred, anil Who gave the passengers a liieiikfnst while tljcy wore waiting for a locomotive to take them oil their itirn vf O.t.l I'Mut-' -Tlie ens Plliladelphm aftcrrcx.n eami- in eiowded with mei In rs 1 i t-nrn tho prund t'Silival Ui Hall er.y. 'I i. Imiii-hcd I'rotii pai-ngcrr.

dily each otie rurryu.g a a hii jr t'upjxMr oenlair.e'l 'V it 'naive any they tuny have, for Isac 1'. i eoK, i). 7b halttiwre is the only air, at rir tfalliinore. 'fie only St cmity aertinst iwpnsitirm is to purchase 'win en unless he ran shmra rertifirnre of A oral mei inice aiui tjeiierat "lepet, no. laaiiacesireel, Ol.

I I ..1 .1. IIANOK OK" TIIKIt IMKTKR la o'eloelr, 2 P. 1'. M. n.

MARIMKl). (In tlie nth instil in, by Kev. Mr. Nadal.JAMUs l.KH lo I- ll.lNCKS Sol'lllA OtlRI.I,, holllOl ISllll 1- iiiore coniiiy. If icliinoiid, Va.

papers copy. On ihe lmh iiiJ'aiit, by Kev. I', krauta, A. I'lni-al'w, ot Somerset county. In Miss miter t-'l.

wmciit. ol' Haltimnre eollutv. On lhe nih iusiant, lo Key, Mr. Dnhin, Dknnib lo Atrs. v'-'ru I'it nil ol tluscuy.

iilill). On the lull iestimt, Amklu Wahd, inherllth year, woe ol iu. an r. On the 17th instant, Mary Sixn, mouths unit la davs, itHiurhier nt John and nnits. "fa the illicit ol' rer iov ill Died, sud-dcal, in Culvert coiiniy, Aitgusl Hlh, Mrs.

Hahiuka l-. ss, ttieiiioi vear ol ner 't'he deeeased hud lei'l Itiis cilv a few weeks nrevi niisly. tor the purpose of spcnditiK a short limeinlhe eoiiuiry unit then to return; tint, inns, now uncerinin arc all' human calculations, and liow soon may our fondest eXiectations be blasted. A I the lime of her departure Irom home she was blessed with a gracious decree ol health, which uiipareully increased troiu day to day. up to the time of the attack which lenni- initet her in eriiienre.

(bilhc niorntiu' of the she appeared to be in piTiei'tiy heal Ih, find retlrcil atsail noon to at tend Ira ou t'allcii while in prayer, Deaih hnii aid tils iron nr.isn upon her. antl slit) never snnKe airain, and in less lliau three dins her spirit lied to brighter worlds on hicli, where the Micketl cense irnai I ronb inif. und where lhe wear? nre al rest j.llj: will she live in the hearts of many she has left Ivhind, who will nol cease, lo remember mid revere her iimae. 'i'here in that Heavenly land nlmve, V'rom toil and mire forever tree, XViiti all the happy band of love la sweetest joyful harmony. She sings His praise, who died to savn The world from sin, death mid the grnvCj HKNKY Sl.lCl'.U will, by Divine per-'k3 mission, privich in Wit.

Stiikf.t Ciichcii 'I'll-MOIIHOW iSuiulay) KVKNINO, at 7J o'cloek. 1C Tr'KKV. W. GH D. l'rofes XJs s.r the Western Tlieo.Seminary, will prenell in Ihersecoad I'resbMerian Clmreli pt.

jath, at 11 A. M. nnd 7 1'. M. It TOHCItCII NOT1CK.

The'Rev! JOHN P. A3 will preach his introductory in mi, at sr. mm in-; i. cuntcii (Croat streetl onSCNDAV NKXT. The Rev.

M1CHAK1, SI.ATTI'.UY will officiate at the Service commencing at lnoclock. T. XKANDKR will deliver some His- Tcslanient un TO-MOK ROW Sundavl VI following Sunday evenings, iu the Second (jertnan Kvnng. I.utheian Clmreli, corner of llolliduy and s-iratogasts. Israelites are cordially mviled.

It" If CHURCH. The Rev Mr. S1IRIHI.KY will ureiieh in Ihe Calvert street Church, TO-MORROW. (St'N'DAY,) ul 11 o'clock A. M.

At 7 e'ehs'k I'. he will dcltvcra Lecture in Kxpostlion ot" Matt hew. 7 eh. 13 "Kilter in al the siratiihl gale: for wide is the gale and broad is the w-iv that leadeth to destruction, and many there be thai co in thereat," Ac. I kJ Y3r ARVLAX n'iS'STlTl'TK OK K.DI'CA-jJ5 THIN.

A Stntiil Meeting nf the Instiiute will be held at half past 3 o'clock, P. on 'PHIS DAY. tSoiinlav) l'nh at the ROOMS of Ihe I.IClfr SI'. lN'STlTt'TK. when a I.KCTI'UK on Wruinc wii5 be delivered by Mr.W.

Fli-'K. Teachers gem rally are invited to attend. Jl R. COXNOU.Y, Ree. Sec.

riUYvTiQrAtt'l'KliS Kl8STBALTiMORE kJ? silAltl'-SIIOOTKKS! Company I'irst Rule Retmvat. At. V. You nre hereby ordered, to meet at lhe Armorv, No, Cotirtlaud street, on MONDAY KYKN I NO. Jin instant, at 7 o'cloek, for Hy order of RICH'D.

LILLY, Capt. A. BRAND, Sec'y. TV'iWri'KOPKirrYlfOldJKRS and others LK3 in'enied in having the BKL AIR MARKET extended lo Hillen streel, are reonesied lo meet nt KKNN KDY'S HO'l'KL, nn WT.DNKSDAY K.VK-XIN'O, 2M at 7 o'clock. By order of lhe CO.M-MITTKK.

TTsFOk Wlj IIOI'SiroF A3 Thenatneof THOM AS TCRN KK. is respectfully presented to the voters of llallimore County, ns an independent candidate for the House of Deletatef althe next election, and he will be bUPiiortiy! by many, without regard to imrtr. 't '-e l' 0A (IRANI) MASS wilt be held iu JOS. BROOKS' TAVERN, formerly Bishop's, ten miles trom Baltimore, on lie; Belair ud, Haltimnre county, on THIS DAY, the lath im'an', nt in o'clock. All the eandidaics will present to address Iheineeiing.

Lei therebc a linao as the meeting is in the neighborhood i seve al ic- tories. sla-sw3t 'V'HKADiiIUiTniiS FIRST RiFLF P.Kiil-'13 MFAT M. V. KT-FLEMLS will meet on MONDAY 21s! at 7'. n'cl'K'k, at their Armory, T'lanw (tree, for the mi-pose of e'ectiiig a first U-uteea it in the place of John W.

Williams, resigned. Bv o. ler. COL. J.

L. MA iT IKK. sis-am s. ii. AdiM.

(T'INTlis'llXR l-l)iCATIC'N A CV-A3 neat MISSIONARY CHAPLL, inst finished in Clinton street, Cniitoa, will lie ije-li-enied to the wn'-hip of Hod, TO-MOHROW A 2l'i instant al half ba a 3 o'clock. Appropriate e.xe' cise ill be be'd, and sermon delivered by Rev. fc'ucnH, of this city. The of religion nre incited to be pre-'ent. A eolleet.on will Is- ule, to have the.

Chapi free of di nt on tiie day of its iledieaiie'i. "i It I'll 'I'll HLIii.Vl KM Li M. V. I. Baltimore.

Sept. 17th. WW. Order FIRST HALT. (JPR.IM.V will meet nttheir Armory onMOXDAY F.VI'NIXO, 21st September, lo elect and Ml vacancies of Commissioned Officers.

By order of COL. HICKMAN. 17-3tll K. LCCCUKSI, Adj't. rr5R Kr.Ft.AR NOMINA" TFIJ A TIC j3 TICKET FOR BALTIMORE For Slate Senate, JOHN T.

It. WOIi'l'IMNCTOX. iir the Utilise of Tlelenrtte.s. WILLI AM l.KVI K. HOWEX, IIKN'R K.

ALKMAX, JOSEPH WALKER, JOHN H. HOLMES. For County Cmrnnissioiiers. Dr. THOM AS C.

WALKER, PLEASANT HI'VTKR, THOMAS C. BOSLEY. 0DEMOCR ATIC INDEPEN DENT TICKET. FOR UALTIMORK For Senate. WII M.

CAREY. For House of P. treat's. THOMAS C. RlSTEAK.

BENJAMIN N. PAVNI'J, JXO. M. McCOMAS, THOMAS FORD, JNO. C.

OR HICK. 7'er ttonititisitoner, WILLIAM Ml'IfRY. WILLIAM L. OWINfiS, HUIYEY MEKRYMAX. n5(t-w(5vilA A CARD.

-The sale of HI C. NOR VITO VITI'S A SI'A'I'I'ARY, VASES, I' HNS AND ORNAMENTS, which was poMtimncd in consequence the Hidden illness of the Auctioneer, will In- resumed 'I'BIS (Saturday) MOHXIXO, al 10 o'clock and coa- tiniusl until every article is sold. Ill, WM. WiRD, Auct. UK AM EX'S HOM H.

The undersigned hnvc hceri apiiwiutisl as Committee to receive application for suitable person lo take chnrge of the SEAMEN 'S HOME, recency purchased, and nhmut to be ripened on Si ell's Point. Applications will be received up to inst. Any informntinu wili he given regarding the manner, Ac, of keeping CO'ITR ELL. H. M.

CORNI.R, rp WINDOW SHADES. snliscrilier tins lust received a lot nf fine Oil Prunii'd WIN ItOW SHAUKS, which he is selling off ut the low price of O.NH Dol.t.AB. These Siiapks are sii.erior to uny thing ever ottered in (his city for the to ice. Jims I lin 1 1, 41 flay near lhe Odd Fellows' Hall. I5RINNEI.L.

Wltnl.K-AI.K nKM.nts IN HOOTS, SIKIFS. HATS AM) HOW UTS, No. HALTIMonE STREET, (Sign nf the t. olden Boot,) Ii vc received by line arrivals, direei Irom the iiianu- fmlorv, sUhk sc HOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Ac, which thevotrer at lowest prices, dcfiing eom-lietitiotl. Fl'I'E lilllNNELL.

slU-Smti Klll In PAINTED IICCKE'l'S O'JU 2(iii do Cedar do do WASH HOARDS jn.nnn Com 11HOOMS 2(KI nests Cedar TI'HS 7tl do Painted do 2i do Suirar BONES Itnrrcl Churns', Staff Measures: Hrushi's; llas-kets; Rope, just received and for nlc low hy C. MI RDIK K. sin tt corner Calvert nnd l.oiuUnl sts. It 'ST LOTS OF HOOPS, which we I are running oil' al verv low prices Hend Brushes nt inl and IV. Scissors at I2t, IB) nnd IS also, has Combs, Toolh Brushes.

Razors, Pen ft Pocket Knives, with thousands of other articles from ann-tionsi super Scoteh longhain I'mbrellns, only ver tine Knives and Forks al 1 sets Elnstir Saspen-dersnl Ac. We have made men arrangements we shall everv day be receiving new, goods, all of which we will run efT nt very low prices, fr cash, rigid nn the corner of Baltimore and harles ll-afr MOHTIMMI MOWIIHAY. TO COt'NTUY MERCII N1M, STORE KEEP-1 ERS AND DEM.EI(S.-We nre now daily reeriviiig Irom New York and Philadelphia, consignments of Prv 'iissls; Cloths; Cussiuieres; Casinels; Hlanln'ts! Shei'ts; Collnrs; WiHillen (liw-dsi Iniiii and Silk Susienders; llosierv; Silk nnd sundry I'llelea ill the dry k.hsIs line; also, llHrdwar-! Fnnc ('nrpelingi llinrtlt Itilirs: Sifknnd ifipghain rmbrcllas: Boots and Shoes; Hutu (lid Caps: Truvelling and Packing Trunks! Table Cloths; Winter Coihmr: rind sundry kinds of which we will sell at onr Evening ShU-, Our terms fire cash, ami all goods otlereit will he sold Without reserve, NOTH All goods sold are warranted sotitul; if itlierwtse, it wtil be staled so at the tune ol side. Now is the lime for store keepers and Jobbers to turn their surplus sleek intocash, Wn will advances en, goons eonsignnl for met ion sales, w'o''h will be sti ictlv cn-fii tent inl, ia tl5 HAMILTON A BARNE'I', Anet. AND this complaint is rncmg I to ine exient in lhe country, it is all iintsirtnnl know wh-t will ibis disease, nnd n'sn will (lire i 'bus atllirdsl.

TAHI.E Bl'l lire a "re cure nnd pre-i for Co F'-ver and Aruc Th. nr i-be nt Fountain. Vo. II Ii iltE helweeii Frole-t-k mnl Harris in via re iui.i i rfiiie it.s rnai rs- Keen (W I' is a Ob," ii i V. chronometer; a quantity of gold und silver fil ings, a lot ol broken tewe rv.

and a small box of watch-maker' Chcsleilk ld is a shoe-maker. Aiproiriite fronts of the commercial buildings, have recentl received additional ornament in the shape 'of the Cadn- -vi. i ecus, iiiusu iiaiuisome pieces ot workmanship are from the hands of Mr. J. 11.

Udell of this city. liey are v.nA ol zmk, and are to be bronzed. The serpents entwined around the rod of Mercury, are emblematical of prudence. and tho wings at lhe head, activity; both essential attributes of commerce. The neat iron railing to the steps and fronts of the building, were cast by Mr.

J. Bales. Stalibet.An ntl'ray occurred yesterday morniutr, on board thesloon I'nion, lvingat Smith's wharf; ladween a white man, named Thomas H. Ishniu, and a colored man, named Aaron Finn, hands belonging to the sloop, in which the latter was seriously stubbed in the side. The offender was brought before Justice Mo-Jilton.

who, upon hearing tho evidence, committed him to prison. The quarrel arose from Pinu having accused Isham wasting the provisions belonging to the boat. 1 luring- yesterday and Thursday over eleven hundred pnsscngcrs'arrived in this city in vessels from foreign ports, nearly all of whom came from Bremen. The Point was yesterday all with tho emigrants, cettim; their baggage and milking rendv for a trip to their destined homes in the 'far West." They generally have a healthy and stout appearamv. and cannot fail to render themselves comfortable in their new homes.

IhiitsreroMi Sport. On the Toint yesterday we noticed in no less than four places in the streets, gangs of small boys who were kindling tires with shavings, by wiiy of amusement. A one spot they had a large barrel set up and built a regular bonfire. This is very dangerous sport and should be prohibited. If a little encouragement is given, the boys come to the conclusion that a bi.rrel does not make a fire big enough, and try their hand on a house.

l'nilt Street Devnt. We percieve that the cars nave resumed tlie entrance on Pratt street, which has been for some time blockaded bv the teinnorarv nrons KeniToblimr thut kun used for supporting the front while undergoing tlie important alterations that are now nearly complete. We feel assured that there will be no more passengers' beads broke ut this depot by their keeping too sharp a "look out." it iv in te Itie ((. Officers Lpaffiieroid Slav. lor arrested three boys, John Smith alias John Claridge, John Thomas alias John Rouny, and Adam.Myers, charged with stealing some money from the drawer of Moses Fulton.

They were taken before Justice Kennard, who upon a full examination committed them lo rail tor their appearance at court. Murilanri Institute. A verv handsome and spacious brick building on Lexington street be tween Calvert and Xorth intended for this Institution, is rapidly assuming form and comeliness. The biiek work is nearly completed, and from appearances will soon be ready for the roof. of Francis Johnson was ar rested yesterday by officers McDonnell and litiley, charged with stea hng four do Inrs and fifty cents, the property of James Jones.

The parties are colored. Justice Egerton held him to bail for his appearance at court to answer the charge. Something Nop itiultr the Sun. We noticed in passing down Hanover street yesterday, a box of shoes standing before a store, in the midst of which sat a peek measure, filled with those necessaries for iho understam ing, ami labeled SI per peek. Who'll go barefoot now' lure.

Yesterday evening, a littlo after dark. a box of bed clothes in a house in the western part of r.astern avenue, was found to be on tire; it was speedily extinguished without creating alarm. It was believed to have been accidental. I' dxe. Alarm.

An alarm of fire was got up last night about eight o'clock, from what cause we could not learn. The apparatus from the western part of the city came down town, making any amount of then went back again. The boys, we reckon, wanted a run. for Court. Andrew Wigart and Thos.

C. Green, were arrested and taken to the Western district watch house on Thursday night, on the charge of assaulting and beating D. II. hite. Justice Wright released them on security for their appearance at court.

Apfiiittmtnl.The Board of School Commissioners have appointed Mr. Thomas Crimmins assistant teacher in male public school. No. fi, in the place of Mr. Win.

K. Creery, who was sometime since made principal of the same schorl. Comity Court. In this court, yesterday, the case of James Wilson and others v. James Hooper, an action relative to certain property on the City Block, was continued throughout the day.

Appro). Court, The appeal cases made rapid progress yesterday, under the active administration of Judge Piirvianee. The court opened at No. and closed at No. 01! Cuit Court la this court nothing was done beyond the reception of the business of the grand jury.

Tim Wmmn- for the present week, of this p-ipu'iir journal, commends itself In the readi iitI will ii usual prnvt an arn-Wahlc medium ol miiaiininm to the absentee. Amongst ils contents we rimy noiiee, nil the Inte nitelliKeru from the Armrof ir Squadron in thcfiulf; the of the TrnxKiuj correspondence, of the dorti iie In'tiilidties; items of news! celebration of Die twelfth; of Hon. John Quiiiey Adairm: orinnril imperii editorial; loent matters; commercial record; to-k arid money market; marriiiees! deaths; obituary Ac. Price only perBiinuin; three renr. per erpr in wrappers for mailing, al the counter of the olTu-e.

lloit.mtY niilil tf Mr. Ileal pci sonntor of the Irisli character lin hoi appearance in llaltiinore tins eveniinr. lie appears in two of Power's bent "isirl'airii O'l'U-nipo," i.iid 'O'Ciilhntiiu." iiMoiiE laidlmv, with Mrs. McLean, idaia Mai vinn, combine, with the excellent "Ine). eoiupimy in.

eyemug i present quite an iiiiriieliv, hiil, Itonv's Paiuu. Such the "Hulliinore Sa-lurday Visili may be emphatically called. Ilive, ihis week, lhe conclusion of thai beniiiiful lirr, "The Orphan's Tulisiiian," slid Ten. nck." complete. Also, sketch of Huuia Aim; The IVlttiofeer.l.y.Mike Walsh: a well-lilled Humorists' Hon; News of lhe.

week; Markets; Dentin nnd Mnr-ries, A e. I'm e. inilf i eenis, in wrappers fit mail-in. tliliec No. otih streer.

t.iiTinso. (leuilemen who want lo obtain a jiskI itit of Clothing, finhniniihlr cut and well made, and that will become, the fmire, will find at mu establishment a lame and splendid nmorlment of the latest 1 le, nnd at th' same prices that fiat have to pay for emnmon clothing. Our Mock consist of Dress and r'n Coals, anil Overeeats, I'antalooun and Vests of every i le and description. K. T.

rtnsniicsn, Merchant Tnihrr, tf W. corner of llallimore and Charles ts. Da. Cnaisrti'i Risns, lANns, llrt.Ts, Mmixstic Fli'tn, Ac iWreem Jot Ion, No, lfiB Vanek Vurk, wasnlmisil helpless from a coiiipIk alien of nervmis roinphonu. nnd nimot entire proslralion of the nrrvinn system.

It' V. Mr. lunlnr, 141 Mellisnal street, is aciiienieC with Ihre.iiirt.whiili was cured b) I)r. Christ ie' Flon" and linns, i ithers, who have used lhe lie fniinil no relief; but they should remeinlier Hint l)r, rnulioned Ihein over and over a fill a that Kings, Hraees, llelts, Ac. cjii.

1- hud only fr.jin Inn aulhorized ngnnt in Hnltiinore. Mr. M. Ham, wln stores ara nt No. 10ft Haiti-liiorestreci.

und corner of Charles and I'mti sis, Cimt.s (I, Hen. Hmith's snpir-roiiied Imtiiie I'tiUari'dninr more geod ir tlieiilsiyiiMnseiliuu cny other medicine twv in tain or ureiMit to opernie, cm It'" or four days In oieeivsinn drinttieit e.cty of itarir.r the time taey ca ver f.l toecrc. .1. pnetpn Alt'-Mf' i'C'UVs S'i Kliseif str.el.liei iiy I.