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fci iMan 'JL! ANi Commercial Summary. FOR SALE AJTD RENT. I HARRIS' LOCX 1NFIRMAJ1Y. NO. 31 SOOTH HAY tip is the Sei Fawn, from Philadelphia; comes here quisition of Cuba at the present erne at a.i naz RppomM-forVtite Baltimore tn.

A LTl IV il MAR KT ON AY. Cattle. Tlie Cattle offered i I 1 -J 1........ bOii heriU of -which were soltt. to city butchers and, ickers tirul op ilprs in r-topk-ta' lie.

at nriora from 3 to 4 CO per P'O on the hool- U'ml fo Oil a 7 7 net. Rr.ii AOmsmi; S3 S7 grots. )()! left over U'thpfc! end the (300 head) driven to; Fhi- laifeipnja. hoos. vaies irorr? 7 to per iut ids.

ih. SSalfis Fttw: nod no chfwise to not ice in prfes. FtoiJK fiD Mct-'1 lirr nmie nofmr? in the Fk-ur msukoe Sales of Howard rest tonns ar. 12 nor hhi. "'fcalef a so of i s.

Mi; at. SS 12A cer oh We auote Kve 'out at $4 50, nr.d Torn -vleal at 3 3 75 per blri. 1 Tracts ol AL.IJ A'iLK LAN Vnv, S50 teres. Grain and Pktcds. The fuprl? ol all kiaJs ofiwflll iirproved, on the R'ppHhurroek Kiver: 0 and i ur r-z eurfeons, London, Acconanodation ram-' between bv- uraauate from on of the most exm'nt AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will he rue trov.bied with riwrr in tbn ArJ ttween BALTIMORE and ELI.ICOTT'S MILLif aeleep, p'er-t cervoi.lnes-.

-He daily, (except Sundays) aa follows: sWf aad teahfatef, with "fre.nr ieave mount uiare ststton ats-30 a. m. i.i u- iuo eeasci pam'til di- 11 oappens tnat an ui-tirced tente cf shame, or dread of disooverr. riet, ra ii-s iiu, irom euiiGfion Dr. witnese-d bT th reporters of tr.e papers acd many other peraom.

wZ or fcavji appeared aeain and aeam herom tneput-rc. is a enaranb to PT- Johcrroii would say those unacqviinteH tcitk i5 rftHMtlOH. tM his Cr.4ntial (Between Second and Lomt-ard streets. SAFE AND tPKKOY CURE EFFECTE OK IMO HONKY KKO, HIRED. Owr twenty rears' expsrieneo tn treatment I all forrs ot PKiVATK DISEASES enable DR.

HARRIS to en ire a sound and speedy tier in anr of tuese eomplainia. His remedies are free bom di raatins Oi-s, pnmovnvn nir.poucda of Mercury, and iruiiraiiiB ifrugs which no ohen lead to ex- rosnre, renuerme tn an nappy euuerer an invalid Jtr THE LOCK IN FIRMER V. ce'ebrated throughout the Ur.ion for th efTectial er of all cioase of fc-f-cret Dieeaees, in th ehorteet tim ever hoc impiihed by proptr on-i sift Ttmtdu.t, yma ir. th city over thirteen years aro, as rtrvwe jTvm inxwiiy, puuno notice ol tnia iQBtl-t a tion wou id be require-: wreitrot for the Dumber of etraiiers in a iareP cty exposed to imposition troni tbsaituriiiS- aits of Mnci Doctors, who wiil ro-iiiise AiiYTHiN to entc trancera to tacir wkiud Mtpuiciirts! may here find a restorative. Tb rernedie 1 Dr.

Earr ia renovatics mcntal ajid rHTsicAl Ptwii, and removiEg all ergenie dxrability. witk otnsr evils nritaiiod by a etnnn Stent Habit, ar Ln action, crnaia ia el! act, and unjurLM4 by any diacoTery of the arp. 2U tJBlAl.S. Dr. II.

hM zitsn particular attention tn dUeaes. His experience eaabiea him to relisv 8AF5LT and ali iTrttKiaritUs, Arwmj Dtbuitv, 4-e. Prompt att.er.ttcn rriTen to otters, and treatment marked wiib ekui ana deucaoy. Commuru cation D1L. JOHU2 PROCLAIMS TO THE A FFLirrTKn.

thsi he has discovered th most cerUiu, apeedj as4 etiicacioua plan of tre.t'rp SECRET DISEASES that lias eer ot been presented to tne world. By h'm skji. lourticvi on i rent. ia tu acsoitai ol Eiirc-p? Ame-ica. ho will infars A CUiE LN TWO LAYS, iVo Sfrevry or Kmustotcs Vrurs Ustd 1 rains in tn Ijoins, DiFeae of th Kism Nr.

pas Deinlity, and r. t.V; eo.ret aaectiorsVisiri from a certain ea2it of Touth, wtden deat'roTs hot rxiy and mind. Also, those dreadful fmjtomnnf tbW Uad, Throat, Ncpewii Ski-, sn-e ciird YOUNG MEN 3 who have the victim of SoJiietm Vict, that dreadful astf oestruotiT habit, whichluf nua! sweep, to a untimeiy pave, thousanag cf iLtabect, wi.o misH otUre-. fcava entranced iS! iUig Senate wtn of louenri. was to eeeiaoy tu livirs lyr, may call with fiH MAE.RIABE, Mimed rr9s, contsrapiatiriff nar-1 ben of chy-icsl wekneyr, shou lm'oSfll ly cof.su it Dr.

be to pr Ceot heV JFFKyS No.7SOUTI FREDtR fck th efl band eon's irom EHitimor strsst, 7 doer frorn the corecr. Be pamcu obaenrinj thenSJ and number, or jarv will ths plaet Vll. JOHNSTON, 'd f.metimes wiU deranisraeEt cf mii.n. oared -ate: t. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr. J. addresses all tho? who have m-ured thera-esives i-t iinpr.iper irn'teGee. that 3- f.t' y. I I I 1 1 L7 fM.r.-l meniaiiy.

1 leartul ejects th mind an n.nrHu S.i. 't-ii 1 wi sion mid persons snouid, befor eoetempiatinc a 1 ir eonsnlt Dr. Johnsto.v. ar.d be at once restore. Let EOa.te prevent, bet arpiy vnmliSelj aVi save yourself from th oresdtui acd awful cf terrsbi mVarT.

A CERTAIN DISEASE, iiu uuprtiue'-1 voarr cT ri va 1 Ciis alone bemarid him, dejiyicif till the oocstitDrSwiJ ympum of this horrid oiseaae male tieir nrcei- aiiemiL; ine naa tcrost, noc-. tr rm-rrejair-eos with rapidity, nil doah' pntmFet nod U. tneir dreacful furit-nrin by ndint th-iuto that boun-e lrom whevc? no trsv er retcms rT TO SI RANGERS. He who himself nr.der tii care of Dr. re confide in his faor-or a a rentle-man, asd eottidentiy rely cpon his ekiii as a physiciac.

)''ao-u' cured at this icstirution witn- 1 (i 1 i vac fa 1 .1 uuiuerum imporxart ttays Kanr in its fc.Aii.ESS OF THE ORGANS ediateiy eared, and full vigor rearorpd. irr rure or no chirge. in ail easts fl to tne v'irtt vrgrtaWSFS1 Fo-T-pAiD-a e.medies SENT iY MAIL wunrj 01: r-0 OitARGE. At th ejM'O'hmerit may be obtained niovi spesdy remedy Mi'JtET DISEASES, lo: ol Organ ie Powers: rir ir, felfSi aSeciOM 01 tne Head.TbroaU ns- Df vilify, and all thos borrtd aaecti rt f.nsm? Irons certain Snrt HoNtri XVlV L5' "Jilrf lara! Xotim -rmeroi uiy oriihant hope or anocipatlona. "-r-iA'i A Llilr.

WARitAN TEIi IN TWO PAYS. -V A-trtvn' cr Pmrs Ustd. SS. K.HWov Tb only regulsr physican KdvertisW ha alone eaa sjumore et seven coo-" roil! tie correr. inn siepe.

Bo rjarticiiLAr .0 observe the nam? ana Eumrer. or t.e viae, for Joknf'ax in Miio.l n. sarticularl br vhn. crrow. have mfcr tie-mselvesio this office into the ruinot abode of 'sckery NERVOUS DEBILITY.

raines? Oitne sysiem.jvervoos Debility ana iN mature Decay, general arise from the drsmicti'va halrts oi Truth: that cohtKrv i.i.i h. kfv ilia existence of man. acd it ia fnDr.k. are most ar.t 10 becoire its victims, c-f the dangers ro which thr snhiec ne, irom en tgnoranc ecr rnemeeiveE. fa rents and gcaruians are often niit.ed with rpactt ceji-es or disease in tneir sons and wards, how often ao the ascribe to other caue tr wasimg oi the trame i-aipitatioa of the Hert, Dy-Deraigemontof th Nervous Sys- pepsia, incifesrioc.

111 wr thosLsanus wno might otherwia have been of as their ejuntry. a easure to their friends sxd an oraa- -An, -rrir mer.i to eociesy. DX JOHNSTON'S Thousands of the moift Nervoss and Debilitated indt vid who had hops, hawe been teij relieved. Ail impsdimerifs AIAR 'RR. i 1.1 rr; 1 iiTfciuri vr ivi.

biiity, TTfirbiirig and XVeafcr. cr Exhaustion of the most lesjiui aicd, oured hr Hr Johnson. To ST A It i wit the reatest re actance that Dr. Johnston if Liuoo du- wini reputation, he deems it necessary tosey, Uipionats siy in His office. WEAKN ESS OF THE OR6AJSS ri-rediateiy and full vigor restored.

E-S-ALLLKTTEiiS i. Hrnii- SENT BY MAIL. dai-tfliiV JMfittV AN IO FEAlA.LcS.-A DW'JUk'S 110 vr truo n5 rjKl ma ajl irar.taj' tlioroorh aad over fveoty Terrs' omctiam asu in tcetreauzent cf af h.r 0rn BCT, erjeCUVllr thOSe trix-nr ftnrr. :rr.r.int. inTorma Laiies of the a c-asa i per with Lie strictest ooaSdeooa.

and aanur ol sj.iiiH re.it. by fcdilrisairr V. Kmnn-T r. a- 2UJ.t3 P. O-.

New York city B. liar edicir.es at up neat letter form, anu cn er-i oy mm to any art ot Ilr.ueJ cites. Laoie wisting privata and ressc-abie toard oring their cor.C cemeat csn be accommo.ia.ted at her oti resioe.ice. Those wisbirj a box of lier Femai Puis win tnem ty return of Eai', with fail tlrSCtionS. by OH lA'Isr li-idnarnr I- V.

P. New York city. ai-Su DH-. AIAfiNiTTij LUCiNA CUauiAL; OR, ELLXKR OF LOVE. Tti only pos.l:ve ears for Lees of Muscular Ener? Physical Las tud and General Prostration, irrua bibty and ail Nervous AS6etion, of th Liver, and evsry disease in any way oonnectad with the Procreative P'uncttois, Persons abont to marry, if ecascious of ht rctru natur, should tax ta LLC1NA CORDIAL, as it wul infallibly restora ceilth acd vigor a brief period; and where want oiispringis eoarcecf regret, if recourse tjsd to it tn most beneacial retiiit may anticipaied witi confidence.

weakness and lassitude before taking it, at once necome energy under its influence. Prioe par bcuie; or ioir bi-tiesfor 10. For ale by SETH HANCE, 138 Baltimore at, and STOTT WaahinrtoB, D. C. n2-Sra KEVV ARD.

In FRENCH SPECTfTO iSJJ MIXTURE, for thecoreof all Disease cf a certain delicate and secret nuistr. Price 1. One bonis last a week, which genraiiy cure many ar eured in less time. For un by 24-lmo 8. S.

HANCE. 1-3 Bnlttmort strut. Kflfl REWARD. BEN INE FRENCH SPECIFIC MIXTURE is guarantied It cur a disease of a certain delimate nmvrt in a few days; requires no restriction of diet or business. For sal only by L.

STAHL, ft i i iwtw of P-'t Crli street Also. Gepame CAPSULES, French and America. CASH FOR NEGROL'S. The uederei'ned oon tinues at hiaold stand, No. in CAMDEN ST ta pay the highest price for NEGROES.

Persons bribing Negroes by railroad or steamboat will tnd it very convenient to secure their Negroes, as my Jail is adjoining th Railroad Depot and near thesteamboal Lacciogs. Mrrr riva for keeptcr. itmJ mvt-f, theiii for either bueijiess or society Ir.ese sj-o u.ne of t.r-e sd and melacchoiT effect produced by jcuth.vi;: Wenkpesoof fne Back tut Lirr.r., Head, Diinnesof Sieiit, lsa of Muscular Power Pa.ip-tiori thl Heart, lyBpepy. Nervoas FnnKioaB. Generii toii of Consumption, ko, 3 v.iitii, ji.j 01 consumption; also, thos eenons Mental Enects, euch as 1ob of Memory! Depression of Spirits, or Fas of Melancholy, when tn treth is the? have bn caused by indulging in pernicious but ahi'nng practices, destructive ta i.ut fc.au iiiij.u.

i tiis r.r sw A7HARF, TO L.KT. A. veiy'dciiiFahie WIIAkF. at t)i foot ot Aptly at the effioa of the iitiitlmore bteam Packet Comraay, SPfO- 'S WtlAKK. jl-e 4:1 ifARiiot, iTa The HALlKi.M in Hall in now a thorough Hefittiiif PuiLt nar, Tr swuls wi'l be i orririnieEied 1 1 the moot oiegp and e-sny at; and.

en be Mioerior other KaU in 1 tlie city of as it is i- iocttion. Tho itfprovemor.ta will be finished by the first of Janniry, when it will lie rented for Ujilie, Coueert3, on mtvler'ito tt rina. Parties wisliirc to Rent the Saloon will apply No. 5 CAKRUCI. (upstair.) d29-'6t 1KU1T41A I.rSiJS SAI.K.-l hv mniir 4wi cn the tu rttoni'in Kivf-r; ooo.

750 40t, $. arwl on we1! improved and va nabe karmirg and Gr-zing 1 near a Kaiuai hi Culpepper Court KHilia. VI UI li Bali DU. ltll. HiO.

'I' S3. 4M. Sec. Addre-s. oust TALMFFRO.

il Nolo Rowiysjwharf. jeTij FOR t'TORi-J and 11 VVF.LL1 NG, $-5 o-Tnerof Henrisylvai iaaverueend Mo3lipr sfrret. To a icd tetia.t the rent will low. Lnouire at No. 13 iVA K1J5TRKET.

i so-eear FOR KENT A aOolvi over in Mecr-aiact' fixclwrige, in tn Sen Ibok Kni.DiN9, "for Brot jiin(ierT, or alift cy kind of bnei-ieya. K.nfniront the tan oifiee. aiO ti tf RKNT, Mi lAV KLLTSG portion of th commodious resitlaiien 141 Bidclle stret, ween Madison rthI May lie rented on application on the premises. t.n jr. will on moderate termsdS-Gt -f for KiiiNTTrncJRKXSTuIrvVffl.lJ A ypry desirnb three-story IIOUSK, with back situated on ths cirner of Cliar'es and 'ross stret-tH, opposite t'e Cross gtr6t MftTkf For further particulars inquire at KMABK.

(iAKHLK "''ano Manufdcwry, iio. 91orth Kutaw at. FK SALK KXCHANGK A very pi a PK'fcRTY, sitiiMed in th '-Kibuaiross part of the city, retir tha Maryland it Dae a front of SO lest, with a dnpth of 165 laat. It is now under rent to a food tenint. It will be sold f.r (lash, or xchanapd lor oity properly.

ApplTt.o V. LF.ACIf.No.6 Calvert t. d24-lni MONLY TO LaN ON CITY PROPER'. 'P For sile or rent, a built IiweHii.g, fcS E. corner -f Higii and Trinity streets; alfo, a Dwelling on Albemarle, neir Lombard et; 2 liaiidi-ortie Keidences fronting Franklin square.

For siale.Sper-nrtn?iit Krourcl of paoh; also. 3 rents of 7 of g3 750; alo, Farms and Country es'a. T. J. GOT'f, 49Sooiid at.

jl-tf f'iK kKM' Possession gf-en FiTeetron? built SLATE ROOF BUILDINGd, J-in the rear of Ho near Hanovor with a 4 foet entrance lrom Pratt and a 15 Alley in rearrand l.li tood yard room for to tarn in. l'hey are we 1 cniouiatnd for purposes. For S'e-a Ivit.ho P'pss D-iil Stsarn Engine, Slo. J. S.

EAST-" A 49 Hmovpr si. -3i: I Y-TWO ACRES OK i.Ai, well improved, 4 in Pin adr Cot- ta 'e r.ra out-lull dir. including 45 acre, 11 miles a -ior' ii uu r-R. opposite, witn i un tuck I ni.uing. wirh a 2 ator B'iric Brildi on a e'a Lot is iri li'a iet T-i iore Arey.

psivon trie iC5 N.CH'r. e. SMI III. FOR RENT, l.e he-tnr-fni -s LOON on the secoi fi'-or 01 Apollo Hall, S4 IJabim ire srrft, f- et. and liented bv 3 Ci andaliers.

For SocUtT Mpti-ps, Hvls, Fxlntiirioi-b, this from Us ioci'ior. and conveniences pr? snfs ir.anv ad- vantages. It wi.l Im re. re by the th, or, toa per-mr en' ten'inf. the veir.

on odpra's terms. A p-plytoCHAS Iron Butldirg. 1-tf LPH1A SOAP W'OSfKS FOR MANUFACTURE of SAP and ciNlLES, an excellent opporu-ut- is ctffred by th? purchase cf the flXl URES, vrhich are arranged for Henin c.nd are in corr-p'e working order in a central Rnua ion f-'id with a good ctutom attached to the tio-se. They wul be 8'id at a EioriS'e- Adi'resa KiCOV it Ct j5 3t Crown and Vine Philadelphia. FK SALE.

THE -1ACH 1 MR XT vn Wli.l.np a UO rT A. I I 2 A-VibAP FaC i' -Ti PACK i in a desna le part tMe nenrsfarj nvemences, uu.it new of The most a od pr firih tics arm cm amts at tni? ersn lanrrent. 1 he fcae will up rpasoniT torni'. or pir'iculsrs, apply to JOHim J. NDK1X, Attorney for the Owners, Morth west Corner of fft.

Hul aid eite eis. jn3-St FOR SALE A HOUSE oa Kos st eet, he-tween Pre3 Hoiitnan t'r'ets, three stories by 3" leet ep, with fset pmtry. end 14 ftet ia--k baibltae, 2 Morie high and dry cellar under the miin nojue; all the rucrns in the house a-e private, ai finished in a complete style for the size of saeh a th ho3e v-as built to keep, therefore there puns tj.ken wita it. Tne owner h4 bis min-J, and now wiil sell, iha lot is feftb 99 feet deep to a twelve feet ale. The is as healthy as any othfr in th country, and Ar ore d'srirs to rur-chase said house loir, call at No 137 ROSS ST below of RUb JJKNNKTT- jl-eret rn.iMi Aiiii TED TO HREAT BRITAIN a I.tl-mi- Person wighir.s to send fcr their friends, canobta ji pascesrer Tickets, bj either of Eatrlt Lilt of York cn-i Livtrpool Ptdtt Steps, sailint T't? ICE A WEEK tka.vr'i tht vtcr.

Bids of Excuxtta oa Jain (sood lor cm six afus froi.i Jt'i tip, wiiich will ti caused by ai! us riaoifal L'ifics Ireland, Sootlrd, or Ap? to kho-A Dt at son, Cil-Cltl cf Pr't st. End whs.rf. tl.AjtiS CO l.Xt'lxi.-!. ALi FO'iNi AN ACtTRALIJ. PASSAGE TICKET AGENCY.

Parties wishin? Tickets during th usual Winter -ush of emigrants, by araiiin; themselves of tais A-gercy, can secure their Bern in advance, and ve fxpens loss of time in visitinj the city person. nd avoid all rl of worthless tickets, Orders promptly Mid carefully attended to. Full irormation given oi the diC'ereEt FoTJtes ft? lines ol the advertiser being raeticaliT with thm. Local Agencies st ADAMS GO'S, aid other Express tirousLcat ths conn try. Order acd rrdcttnes (pestazo f3.1i) rnsy bs e3 by Msii or SOliii W.

CAIIEINSTOK, iirsadvsy, YctiE. ACATdS it it i tsiiimcre etreet, Bainmsr, N. f. To pirriss visjtiiiE the cir the ciry, tiUl injormRtiOE ina Eis-snce pioennr.g their A.cizlt vnd be iur- at a rcoaere criarje. c-3t FH AN CISCO.

D1REC2- Th slendid- aii'e. erref! ard e- pacliet hip CAJM BRIDGE. Capt. Jno. F.

Haycie. w.ii te uirpatced in ali the month cf This shia aiways delivers hcrcrj-goin the tt order aa at lowest rates. The owiter ship, ana with the freight positively he wili only require ths bulk of bai-rels to hi! co. Tiio hithrei-uiaticn of this ship re an extrs.ordir.iry sfciier isweil known. Her Liverpool voTes from New YoTf were made formsrlv in IS to tnT.

nil in her last voy ape from Piiilsoeiohia to S'ir. Fronci joo. tho.iCB to Caiciittacd Boston, she has proved herself nip, eiegant cs.boi and fine roomy bertlis bessen deeKsfsr Fcr of fre: eisht orp v-sage STpiy to LAMUKii GiTTINCS, 3 tiaMiaiiaa wi'mI, rt STIRLIN fe. AH REtuS, FIFTY DOLLARS WT A ff Ran away from th Piivscrber. a NE i named "Retsiu." Ha is vet black, about 5 ft-f-tj inches hisrh.

18 rearofare; has a foar ovfr his eyes. hsn be lift he was 11 ciKi iu run on- ins jactet is ver io 1 wm give S50 it csiishunirrtar -rhen spoken to. Ilsd on when he a blue rounda bout and cloth cap. but took other elol he long. iti" c-irtam he started -rith others, (two women md a man.

who left th phb rh md at te sae time. is likely he haw obtained a pRssand madR his way to a The abave reward wii' ba eivpn if tskenout of ths State, and TWO HUNDRED DOL LA 5J.S if taken in the to be ee'tred so that I gat him again. TH jMAS LtN'jniCFM, Bright Se Post ja1-5t: An Arundel Md. SI RED I) LEAKS RK- Ran awa.y from th subscriber, Richard Duckett. the fciovernor's 'Jririir-i.

p-inrtia rt-irira'a T.T I- f- i ST HEN 5 feet Irtor 1 1 inche high; of dark chssnsit co'or: stout and weil so years of age: full set of whiskers an-l air, the latter he wears generally platted or eorobed out straight. has a grand-mother, named Brown, living in Dutch alley, corner of Howard and Eutaw streets, and is proDably lurking thereabouts. On ti same n-ght, in company with raid Henry, two NE'iRO WOMEN absconded one who cails herself Beck, who is the wile of BMd Henry, and left the residents ot her master, T. C. Howard, South riverj Anne Arundel county; end the otfie.r one named Matilda, who is a sister of the said Beck, ard left the residence of Miss Martha Howard, Annapolis, to whom she was hired.

Theee have a fathar living near Charles Bowie's, in Piincs urge's county. They are own siste's, and very much alike Beck a dark mulatto, and Matilda a very light mulatto. AlatUda stoops a little. They are both aoout 5 fents or 9 inches high, and of plsasant expressions and rather c'elicata-The above rowird wiii be given if taken out of the State, or three hundred dollars if taken in the Stat and secured in jail that we get tham again, or a ion for either. DR.

KtCHARD Dt-CKETT. d-Min ys9 U- HDVVAKD. 5 fff NEfJI! OES A I) I will pay th JJKJ highest prices, in cash, for SioO NE-BROES, with good titles, slaves tor life or for a ten of years, ia large or small families, or single negroes, I will also Negroes restricted to remain ia the State that sustain good characters. Famibss never separated. Persons having Slaves ior ale will pleas call and see me, as 1 am always in the market with th cash.

Communications promptly attended to, and iiberal commissions paid, by JOHN N. fo. 18 S. Frederick street, between Baltimore and Second streets. Baltintor.

flTsrvlanJ. rM in fron LiAiNClS'a PUKK. tiXTKAUf Oi-- aX R1LLA PILLSLthe most valuable medicine in th world for curing Dysptpsia, Jaatultnet, Coshvt-ttss, Htadneht, ntrvousntss, fre. Persons of fail habit, who are snbiect to Headache, SIDDLNESiS, DRO WSINESS AND SINSIK IN THE EARS, iriaisr from greit a How of blood to th head, hotild never Wifhout them, as many dangerous ijmfionn will be stnotl Tied off by their lemi-titua. ETH 8.

HANCE, DESTRUCTION TO RATS, MIOa, AND ROA0HES.15UNDERS' RXTad ROACH KXTEUAUNATOk tii J0B. tea of thest -ts all cod ktasrT. fcaii at ii ANCE'i on usqlehannaKal road, on; ha'-d'nme I front 4 stor House, opposite Mr Ca-son's real til ul i Fi iR t-ALE. ha new itory con- taimn? 8 witn side a on the eatt side of orchard tree--, second l-ouse south ol Wndi- i ier jront i tb oeep. Alto, initi sawiimomy to some 01 tns icsrest ciipcera.

Her last vovr f-om Caisntta to Boston. loa Js i. wa mde in Hit days, wh let others bad 540 to 15o days, Tr.e CAMBRIDGE ha vine been built for a of Haltimore, at.d aeoured -o I rt him again. j3.Vw: 1 THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE- A the oa Soah River. Anao Araadel oouotr, Md L.cft Apksi oII'l BY wiil tn tM y0 I'o at fin at 5 5 1 i uiscuy.

1 nan na in nwchir ery is PD-cved cuaracter. A ceen 00.19 iiererotore. 1 it 2S. MAIL KOUTEIL -in THE WEST TKK IJALTIMOKK GKIO RAILROAD. Oa r.fid afUir the 16th of Aeenf u-pfsut, Paeseiir rs tK-t the cars of the BAL l'l MORK AX OHIO KA1LK1AD for Fetrern.ati, lrom r.

tiiepee, by SPLKMnU COACIJF.S, over turnpike roiul. to St. Maty's, on the Ohio river.oiie nvnea Pittsburs, titenee, either by ST11A.M BOAT cirect to cr hr fine teatners on tha f.Iv.s-kii'gum h.iv?r slaoswurer ftavigfinoa to ZfUierviiis. where they will osti in with the itaiiroad Routes o' to Colurebun and CinchinEti, or by Newark to snxfield, Oity, and ail iSorthwestem Vhio, Iiorthprn acd lVi-cbtan. Passer-sera will iiurt rii; ftivorite old ronte, thus improved, a most esree? one.

ard so firrar.red. that leaving at 5 o'clock. P.M.. OAILY.) tiier will rccAnrha tllnnpTiw. CA I.

Kl.pi.ft. in 91. THRO li (Hi TICKETS WILL ii 1SSVEB wt, Mary's 0 I To 14 00 Fo St. Mary's gll I To 14 Marietta- Il To Cipcnaiati. Tia 12 I RETURN IN i BY SAME ROUTE: 00 Paaaerssrs will lear Oir.oir.rati at 2i P.

rVf. .8 A.M. Marietta at ff P. M. St.

Usury's at 10 P. ftl. And rech Baltimore s.t A. i. the second ciy from Colmnbas, and tairtj-ou cours irorn tne river.

For Tnroueh Tickets, apsly to P. Yv STRADtR. Cincinnati, to th Raiiroad, Stage and Steamboat Apents on the way, or to th aubsonbert at th Piatt ctreet station, liaiiinricre. iy oroer, al4-tft J. T.

Arnt. JjALTl tlOKL AiD OHIO RAILROAD. 1VET7 ARtiAXGEMENT. i BE TRAINS EE T.vy AS FOLLOJV1 U.AVK lALTlii'Uilh. tor i-arcocK, ifrland, I-arcock, Martirsburjr, Vinchester, Frederick, EUicotfs iiln.Stc-., DAILY.

NUbt Express Train for Cum- A- erry, vv rt7 o. lv riietiti-xc: bai iur.d and tne So'ciock. P. DA 1LV. uamtieriana (daily 7 A.

iSi do do by Exprsaa Traiiifor liaJtinioralO p. M. do Hancock iH M. do 111 A. co Marper-8 terry t.

r6denck i p. try Kxprees Train cross in mountains ervch wej by i hog who leave Nw Yor A. and Philadelphia at take tha Evening Expreto lor the tVett: thoao from toe West, bro-ftkfaet in Baitinaire, Rnd take tu A. Id. train for Piiiiiuleiptiia aiid rovr yors.

Throuen tickets are issued between Baitiiiaor and heeiuiE. at Between Baitii Kire aiid t-itsrmry on Bstweeii Phiiadelpnia and 11 iw And between Pniiadei plus and t'ittumirf jo oft Between Staunton, lieitimore. 8 50 From tr.rousl. txkets to Hajeratcwn, 60 17 60 to WiiMnrton, N. C.

13 Wt to Oastos and Veidon, N. C. 9 60 to Pe.tersiiurc 7 0 7 4 75 KlCumoud to FredeTieksburj- incneter 4 toCaptn Sprinrs.Va 5 Sft Ellioott's Mills 7SUA.M. Pratt Street 2 50 p. Km 51.

U9 for the Kouzrt Trip laitimos rid El-i- eott' Mlb- so Do do do Reiay fionst 30 cents Tickets for the UoueJ Trip must procured before ettenne the cf.rs. as no abatement from ths reiulzr fare can bs made by the cotiductors in the ear. "WASH I NGTON 11 AN Leve Ba'timo, r.t 4 ind 8 A. md 4 and 61 P.M. On Snr.d-.vs at 4 A.M., and 4 P.

M. From Was-iiiEton at 6 arm i A- and 12i aad 4 P. M. On Sundays 6 A. M.t ard 4 M.

d23tf By order, J. T. ENGLAND, Agent, 1 1 .1 uiii 111 rv 1 j- -iMINGTON and BALTLMOKt; RAILROAD. PHILADELPHIA. W1L- SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

THREE FAST LIXES TO PHILADELPHIA, T.i.i!i;i to rjutadeisn laT Street Lepot as io.iows: EXPRESS TRAIN, throom in 4 hour, will leave aany (except scncysi at o'c ock. a. 31.. tocoicr only et Majsona, Havre ce urace. Eiktcn, Newart cvensce.

Inroitjr. iicKets can beproiruredfrom Lal-timore to New York Fare MORNING MAIL TRAIN will leave dsilT Sur.aays1 t.t 11 o'clock, tiirourh in 5. hours, and erop-pine af all rej-i-t-r sta.lous. A C'nr is to this train only Fare in it to Philsdeirhis 52. ScooLd C.ass Tickets can be in tiieCar.

EVENING MAIL TRAIN wiii leave csiiy ai o'ckick. (tiiis rem; the only liwe to to oa 5 A i supping at Kg at MamioLa, Nswpcrt, Wii Havre ae trracs, rortne ra nsfon acd Cnester, To Chester. To To To EiiCtO'J, 85; To Perry mm i To Mdgnoi. wood. A Cn.r.f-5;.

6-1 I To Kzx. S3 To Nona fca, ftar.esroa, I K3 a i'-scount 01 ie cf r.Tz wii. re all i Ticket pr.rchsred at the T.cket OXioe, t-si'ore enter ing ir. csii. upon an iicstetstrors Ststiozg vrnere are no tick teniae.

DAGGAGL. Company holds itself rcpossitie only for tne ioss of wearing apparei to tli value of I 9iv, oi iucn loci ics. are a.ioweu to each oassenger. persons, not pa.seiigers, ceoircus sendinr a fink or parcel ny can only do so hy application ri iue on ce. kihi trie same only be taken in 1 1 o'clock train.

Servant ith their raastere, 8, taien ad trsiiig, a rer tiavirg bond signed i rsseoMiDl etriTen of fin'fW by son r4-tf wm. kavi ri in. arrt. O'CLOCK. P.

Fr NOHfrtLZ. FOX i the Seaboard and Roanoke and YVibaiucton P-iiirrns to tjr.a-iotont u. Far fron JJaito. to Norfolk s.nd 5 CO IO so Kiccmonii or i)o do ECeiiton or riymoaif1- Do do Vvi.mifftr.Ti, L-O GO C. Da IVew York to Chsrieron, S.

00 8 -ISM .17 60 CO Lo tCriariestoa. -13 CJ r.i. t'AL-LS, Agsat li. S. P.

Co. Ba ttmore. 21, Viii. oS-tt? COACH-MAKER, NO. 21 Sl Rl.k-5?.

rersona warring CAilTllAGES, fed it to tnsir I irterest give rue a cau teore i am to sea ior ce.su, or approceu pr-per. igOid Keps.irsi, or excharged tor new i ones. PKTEJiS' BAKER i-'i 70. llil I HAJitiS Sl lit.T. rear ttia Market, and corner of A.TT AND SWEDEN STS, where may bo had the ariimesi the liest qua ity on tne rest trrr.s: Hootau A3.

urer.a: ona. Wr.torai.u larOI? irk'l'k'S. IWernasi. I yi A 'l j' t.T BREA D. EA BISCUlTand MAE J- 1AST.

frrsa every atternoon- ntJ-tf rv DORBAKEK iSOV akk SALE STA- iat-TiiM-l s. iiie sutisof iir hr. jtist erec-ted 02 the Corner of Pratt sad a namber af thonost ifvip.ero a tLES the L'nsted a vard Its fset ioux. tie invites Lrovers tni sestre ibeia that wiayirc fci -oaAi atieelios Kna extensive ia bais. JJst-1 ors can always i-d his iiest HORSIiJ in bi market.

WM. UOSEAKta. elS-lj Sva: taeir Iron Fcandsry an-1 SUp i nmt ft oaeranori. are prpt'red to irorr.rt rclers ior 1COorr.ouve.S'ntioEary or ftJarin STEAAl E.NtJLNEB: Wooieii, Ootfn, Fiour. Sufsr.

Grist cr sw MILLS; Car aid Locomotive ard ro- un; vrj description. Ectimat.es for iroik in i.t iirt of I I 'i ill. I KUJl. bW AT PA CD RERI It oU nl'Ar anv -i .1 Limbs, or have tb'-RLe'imtlcm, Sire Throat. Sriri kill I lil i 1 'ilifct A Neck, Ear or Icoih-Aohe, I.crmsor Imrfes, Oerns, Irtlamed Feel or Chilbiaim, tou wi-l 6nd immediate reuei oy ileitis on.

jionji a. ti FAIN CO ia bottles, Mi, i pt tne retail Druggists, au-i bT W. H. BROWN nl OiNltV H'ATITTJ niMm 11SE Sis OF THE AND EaK. Dt F.

A. VON MOsCHZlSXER. OCULIST from Leipzig, may ha consulted on the rr.aladie of the P.Te and ir. ai is the son ol a ui-tmcuis hed Oculist in Saxony, sd brinirs hish tesfinKimaiS of his own title to advise- and treat in of the Eye ana r.nr. uwigm-s journal oi OK R4 HANOVKH STRKKT.

d14-lm Haikoxu -in ij miila itu tlUiti-HOUND CANDY. Coughs, Colds, Spitting of Blood, Asthma, Sore iimruii iiio oice, onsumptsoa, Brorchi is, Croup, Invsiiteu, pre pared and sold bT S. HANCK, 1i19 BtTAAt. aS-Smf UUM.AN HIR KKSTO.rf.KD. bKKV Ai CHAIVGED WITHOUT Till APPLICATION i f.iLvti.

it is aiact, wmcti can attested by tK.e thousands who have benefitted bT it, that VAN DEUSEN'S 1MPRO VED WaHPE'NE has proved itself an undoubted Specific, for the purpoasa by the inventor, containers as it does, vegetable ingredients only. The hair is renovated and strengthened, and the natural colored restored, without the deleterious and precarious application of mineral and acid surwtancee. This invaluable preparation can tie had at th store of S. S. HAN CE, bis liai-timor street, and bT Druggists in th oity generally, and those of the United State.

General Depot, 123 Ch.nbrs street. New York. W. Ft. Ask for Tan Dtusen's Imprmvti Wahpetu.

n3-3m GREAT DISCOVERY -MEDAIRY'S PULMONARY BALSAM. Th great remedy for Coughs, Colds Consumption. Asthma, Sore Throat, Ac. The promptness with which it cures long standing and obstinate Coughs, is a convincing proof of the great medical properties it contains. READ THK FOLLOWING: Mr.

Medairy Dear Sir: Having been attacked in August last with a severe cold and distressing cough which affected my whole system, and rendered me unfit for business, I procured a bottle of your Pulmonary Halsam. aud after taking a tew doses ex perieroed great relief, and was entirely cured by the us of two bottles. Wm Moxlby JOHN MEDAIRV'S, No. 27 Baltimore between Light and Charies, or at OTIS SPEAR'S, Several Agent. No.

SI S. Oharla street. d24-tJi fENUiNiS FKlSNCa CA.PSV1.ESJ, cr Co? 4 COTATIA -is (ana 'imu sion, TPHcnins rr.iiaoeipc: tnne to con- 1 nect with everuns one lor New ork. Pacsencen I Iwsvirf Wuchincton in t.na A. I wi rtom pn.

ura a- nrt tr it-, rh 1 th Mma lea PSiiiacelpciaresnecrivs- ly at 3i o'cock, Of IL P. deiij, (except Sun days,) i'H, P. daily, ad irom liavro-t- Grace at ti. A. Sunday.) ilazts of Firs FiVt? Cnss Cert, foltot Tn A lillTn HamMtmM rf I v-' i rv a CHAi-L EHTV -V, -S.

C. r.vA ai-er MONDAY NEXT, the October. L.e Est NORTH OA- 2:0 LIN A ana GEORGIA wili Sanve the lower end cf Sfear'e AVIarf, Bait more, DAILY. (Sunday exeepred.) at 7 o'c ock, P. for NOR- A I I 1 HE SUM.

a --v. BAt.TiOXK,.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1G53. Reitfirted for the Baltimore SunO lillttll-iiLvUlliJ tUiSUUiis iuu is" Washington, Jan. 'J.

SENATE. chair laid before the Senat tne animal "frtof the Surveyors General 51 California and Oregon. Mr. Smith presented the memorial of the heir tiwrinir tn roin nen sated for the. A i i' xisfi in the army and navy of theacaistheticPgent.

After a long debate, the subject was laid on the toMr. Cass presented the memorial of the Baptist Vai of Maryland, preying bof taken to secure to ab.oad Loerty of coasciencc. He accompanied the presentation with the followine reruarKs: I hae been requested to present the petition which I send to the clerk's table from the Mary land Baptist Union reference To me nut only irom regaru in inoprietv of calling the attention ot tne meet to it; an object dear to us and to the i its cocseouenc.es and hereatter. in the govern- world is body carry thern pnHmmt shmiM 4 i. ic le 'felt and strcngiy el hbei ty But it is stiauee that in this sge of the world, and this day of intellectual advance-went anv obstacle should be interposed by any co-ernwent in Christendom to prevent the believers' in the faith ot Jesus from following the dictates of ther own conscience, and while rendering unto Cesar the things that are Calais, prohibit tbem lrom rendering unto God the things tnat are Gods, aerecab'y to their own convictions of the injunctions of His divine word.

I concede fully win. the signers of this petition, that the best ot all freedom ishe freedom of conscience, and that tuere is no tyranny so revolting as that which tyrannizes over Lil II. 1 i I i riot Bitaufe We have a right to be heard iasucli an appeal as I ILi for we nave ineu iuc zicn. experiment no longer, for it. has become experienceof the en tn separation of Church and fc'a'e and have shown that unrestricted freedom of worship is not only best for the political intercuts ot a country, but best for the true interests of region itself Unfortunately the errois of dark a-es have not yet wholly iclded to the progress oftiuth, and in many counuics the civil authority impiouslv unuertaivcs to rxciuae Ky iu.m ic liaun but its own, and non-conformity is not all want of conformity to the will of God, but theof-feace of preferring the divine will to that ol the ruler Human presumption has never gons farther than iu the erection of a standard of faith with which all must or be sui ject to The penalties of the sovernmeat here, and to the excommunications bt the Church hereafter.

So far us regards the cf a particular docrine neresscrr qualification lor office, however Bt la.iy lament its prestimp'ion and ii justice, wt have no national cause of comr-Lins as That is a question of interanl policy. And nothing better Illustrates the slaw progress of truth in those couniries, where it has many rnd prejudices to encounter, than the fact that even ir Encl-)Ed, with all her leal claims to ireedom and intelligence, a to this day cannot occupy a seat in Pailisment without taking an oath which he arjuies his own laith and the religion of his forefathers. But we have aright to expect from the country of all friendly nations, that Ataercan citizens be permitted to enjoy liberty of worship wherever mcygo. Tneie is not the slightes reasonable objection to such a demand. It ought nof, indeed, to be necessary, for this unworthy syste ni of intolerance has n.it the Wst foundation in reasrn or reliirion.

Ic is a mere relic of barbarism, converting "the religioa cf the gospel i ito an engtr.e of S'ate, and sstrut.ng human fallibility for those persoaal convictions of religious belief which everyone should exercise himself, and for the exercise of which every one is responsible. Ia a hat manner it may be proper for one government to present this grave question to other governments, I do not undertake at present to say. I shall move its reference to the committee on foreign lelaiios. feeling satisfied thatthey will give it their earnest attention, and. in the hope That they will mae a report which wi'U beauthor-itative, as the expression of our views, and stiil more thse of our constituents, in any comaaur i cations the Executive may open with foreign powers.

Certainly there can be no objection to firm and friendly representations, and I cannot doubt that these declarations of the wishes of the American people will have weight everywhere, and I am satisfied they will ere long produce a salutary effect in some countries, and eventually in sll. This is a kind of interposition which well befits this republic, and as day by dny we hnl ourselves engaged in far different questions, we have cause to feel gratified that the opportunity is olterd of aiding in a work which commends itself to our consideration by the highest motives that can influence humsn action And I am free to confess sir, that for myself I rejoice at the occasion thus given to us, while pleading for the full toleration of rel.gion, to bear our testimony to its priceless value. Independent of its connexion with the human destiny hereafter, I believe the fall of Republican governments is iadissolubly bound np with the fate of the Christian religion, and that a people who reject its holy faith will find themselves the slaves of their own evil passions, and of arbitrary power. And I am free to acknowledge that I do not see altogether without anxiety some of the signs which are shadowed forth around us. A weak and sub'imatic imagination with some, and irreeulated passions with others, are produc-.

in2j founders and followers of strange doctrines, w'nose tendencies it is easier to perceive than it is to account for their origin acd rroeress. Eut they will find their career and their remedy not in legislative, but in a sound religious opinion, whether they inculcate an appeal to God by means of stocks and itonfs, and tappings, the latest nd the most ridiculous experiment upon human credulity, or whether they s.ck to pervert the scriptures to the purposes of their own libidinous passions, by destroying that safeguard of religion and social order, the institution of marriage, and by leading lives of unrestricted intercourse, their making prosel tes to a miserable imposture, unworthy ot our nature, by fie temptations of unbridled lust. This same trial was maiie in Germany some three centuries ago, in a uiod of strange abominations, and failed. And i' fail here. Where tht word of God is free to no such vile doctrine can permanently establish itsfdf.

Mr. Hal said that he considered this proposition, which he highly approved, as one to carry into foreign nations a higher law than the supreme of those nations. The memorial was referred. Mr. Mason said that those Senators who desired to speak on the resolution calling for information relative to Cuba had consented to postpone the debate till the resolution should be adopted.

He moved that the resolution be now adopted, and the motion wa3 agreed to. Two or three private bills were passed. The bili reviving the acts granting pensions to the widow of the revolutionary war, and maki- them applicable to tne wiaows ot ac-ceaseu. sol d.ers of the warot 1812, was takrn up and debated at great length. No question was taken.when the benaie acjourned.

KOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES tlr. Houston, chairman of the committee of waT and means, moved that the Huose go into committee of the whole; which was agreed to yeas Su, nays 61. The House resolved itself into a committee of the whole Mr. Richardson, of Illinois, ia the ctiair, when the bills appropriating the Naval and Invaiid Pensions were passed. That of the Military Academy wss then taken up.

Mr. Veaable, of North Carolina, after alluding to the prevailing public opinion with refeience to the acquisition ot territory, said he was strictly conservative, as were those whom he represented, and was opposed to extenuation. He expressed his approbation of the course pursued by th-Government relative to the Cuban invasion, however much he might deplore the fate of those who sacrificed their lives by the measure. He would stand up, he aid, for the Monroe doctrine, but condemned any unwarrantable interference with the rights of other nations. He went at much length into the inexpediency of acquiring Cuba, and the consequences whicli such acquisition would produce.

He contended that those who can take care of their liberties already have it. and that the common law is the foundation of human freedom. He did not approve much of the course cf the adminis'-tion, hut approved of the position which tne President had assumed with reference to the increase of the tertitory of a friendly power, and expressed a conviction that the incoming administration would pursue the same course. After some further remarks, relative to the etiects of attacks upon Cuba, and Use inducements they might have to urge the government of Spain to emancipate the slaves, Mr. Stephens, of said he would not anticipate the future; expressed himself in favor of the acquisition of Cuba, and app'ehended no danerer from such an acquisition, which he considered would be prevented by the compromise measure, which permitted newly acquired Slates tu choose such institutions as they pleased.

Mr. Baily, of said he had ascertained that a resolution had passed the Senate calling to. information as to the state of our relations with Spain, ana he hoped all discussion would be postponed till information had been received upon the subject. Mr. Brown, of was in favor of the acquisition of Cuba, lor the purpose of extending the area of slavery, and did not anticipate the emancipation of slaves in that Island as consequent upon attempts to invade it, nor did he consider thuse who would assist its people in procuring their freedom as buccaneers." He was in favor ol maintaining the honor of the American flag, and diiapprovc of the course pursued by the Government in relation to the Crescent City sttair, which he trusted would occupy the attention of the next administration.

He said he would adduce no arguments against the acauisition of Cuba, but would rather prepare the public mind for. that, event; the speech of the gentleman from North Carolina he thought would have a contrary effect. Mr. Wilcox, of said he expected that the nxt adainistration would mirked by a spirit cf c-jMcrvsUsiii pn4 reform, tad that lis mot'O i-9 js ii rvsw 13 Of the motives and position of those who malic m.a -v cation, but also because si concur with llirm in the imporiasiie lueu.jcu,; r-fnions -ind intelligent christians anxiously uc-Sithe ftceS of religious worship for their ccuntryrnen wherever the accidents cf lHe may I to load ior iiio, wii nour. Live he gs nre selling at 7 3754 a $7 73- Every article cf subsistence is increasing in price.

The foreisn news brought here this mornincr by the Baltimore Sun, has put. a check on both buyers and sellers of Hour and grain; they await further tidings lrom the North. Schooner Fuiton is bcinft loaded by Grimes, with flour and corn for Sclera. Meectjry. Corrasponilenoe cf the Baltimore Sun.

Annapolis, Jan. 3, 1S53. Things at the Everything is getting lively enough here. The' boarding-ho'es are snug, marketing cheap, and tables well supplied. The Legislative Hall has beeh entirely rfi-fur-nished, carpstcd and this I noticed Mr.

Dads arraoEing the seats in the House of Dclega es toy-. their respective occupants. A tfood namber of strangers have arrived within the three past Sheriff Worthington, with deputies and the County Attorney and John M. Da via, ihis morning visited the room of David Johnson, to be executed on Friday, to take dimensions for his coffin, This man seems prepared for his fate. Rev.

C. K. Nelson visits him during the week. Ia one of the warden's visits lately he read to Johnson a letter from his mistress, Mrs. Sally Hughes.

It was il.c-tated by Christian feelings, and was calculated to affect him deeply, which it did- The gallows is to be erected in the nor; beast corner of the jail. I learn that Mr. Elias Ware, Speaker of the House of Delegates, intends resigning his seat as Speaker. Hope, however, it is not true. The temperance meeting held at Temperance Hall, on Saturday night, was addressed by Marma-duke Conner and Revs.

Myers, Grail' and Michael J. Watkms. The vacation being over. St. John's College was called together to-day.

A military company has lately been formed in connection with this insti tution-Mr. John T. Taylor, brother of your ngen, (Osv-en Taylor.) breathed bis last a bout, four o'clock on Saturday morning. Mr. T.

was long a journey man in the oilice of the Maryland Rcpuolu an in this city. Mahii-s. Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.l SpKiNGBoao', Warren Ohio, December 26th, 1S52. Farming in. Ohio Products of the Miami Valley, I have frequently noticed in your paper the weight of hors.

and the vield of IfVrent kinds of grain. I am a farmer, and live in what we call the Miami Yalley. I propose giving you a small i1ea of what we are doing here. Last harvest we took ten tons of timothy hay oft' of three acres of land. I cannot boast of corn this season, owin? to a very severe drought early in the fall; but a few yars since I measured ninety bushels of shelled corn to the acre.

I think we are hard to beat in the hog line One of my neighbors fattened one hundred hogs, which averaged tour hundred pounds neatweibt. I think the ase of the hogs were about eighteen month. Another of my neighbors raised a pis, he killed at four months old to a day; it weighed one hundred and sev-nty-six pounds nea-. I would aiso menfna a ten acre held of bailer raised by another of mv neighbors, whif-h was considered extra good. He had one acre measured by a surveyor, which he kept to itself, when threshed, the vU-l-l of the acre was eiahtv-ooe bushels oraood I hope vou will uot think These are meta "Western for are uH true.

I do nPt consider that we in the West pre good faimers; if ws weie, we would raisf fail crops. We our land hut very seldom. I know a. number ol fields, which to my certam know lecige, have been in corn twenty years, and I sup pose would average seventy-rive bushels to the acre generally. Jv I.

ri. tCorrespondecce of the Bait'more Sun. Havre de Grace, Md January 3. Sunday School Exhibition Rev. W.

hapmnn. Oa Saturday nis.1t a Sunday School exhibition was given by the Sunday s-chool children ol this place. Ihe cser-ises ol the occasion were deep ly interesting.and were creditable alike to scholars and teachers and superintendents, and to the ministry in charge, under whose sujiermtpnaenct: the whole! was conducted. It is deeply regretted that the time draws so rapidly on hen the mnis ter in charge here, the Rev. W.

H. Chapman, is to leave. He is a man ot tine oratorical powers, united with deep zeal the cause ot religion, and bids fair yet to rank among the most eminent divines bespeak lor nim in advancp a warm scd hearty welcome among these amoner whom ne may be called to labor. Spectator. Fike Damp Explosion in Schuylkill Cotjn- ty.

An explosion of lire darrp took place in P. i- oserty's coiupry at west ood, Schuylkill county, oa the 27th ult burning eight persons- several only but three badly one of wnom, i nomas eish, nas since died, i wo oth ers, by the name of Schmidt, were burned very seriously. An Unsuspected A cask ol gun- powcer was lately snipped lioston, a sman sailing craft, to be carried to one of the Islands for use in blasting. The crew of the vessel supposing to be a cask of crackers, placed it close to a hot where it remained for the entire passage witnout accident. An Office Worth Having.

The fees of ex Corcner Ives, of Yoik, who has just retired from ruoiic iiie, amounted to neanv $14,010 lur the past year, rnd it is ssid the ex-official gave sumptuous entertainment on New Year's eve, to a few persons connected with the daily prcsi of the city. Orders. Lieut. J. B.

Nones, recently appointed in the revenue service, has been ordered to duty on the cutter i orwara, at nmmgton. Del. Chs C. Wheeler, another of the new appointments, has been ordered to Bosfcn. The Forward sails oa her annual cruise for the relief of vessels in distress, in a few days.

Dinner to Mr. Meagher On Christmas eve the directors ot the Library Association at Louis gave a splersdid dinner to Mr. Meagher All tne prominent men in the city were preser.t and a number of excellent speeches were made. Mr. M.

also partook of a complimentary supper at Lcmsviue, on tne own. Fire in Brooklyn. On Saturday, the lar edifice in Jerolemon street, Brooklyn, occupied as a I erale Academy Dy a. crittendea, was stroyed, together with the library, vaiud at. $1500, and worth ol turm lure.

I he building valued at $26,000, and insured for $24,000. Railroad Subscription. The Commissioner: of Allegheny county, have subscribed the sum of 750,000 to the Allegheny Valley Railroad It said thv would nave subscribed a round rr. lin, but $250,000 were retained to push forward the Steubenvilie road. P.ailxoads in Missouri.

The Missouri Le cisiature has passed and the Governor has approv cd the Pacific railroad bili. the Iron Mountain rail load bill, and the North Missouri loan bili. These bills lend the credit of the State to a certain ex tent to the proposed works. Gas and Water. Philadelphia, last year, con- scmed 3,203,177,762 816 gallons ot water, and 1S8 090 leetot gas.

inedauy average consr.mptior of uaferin the city proper, and the dis rictsof Southwarkand Moyamensing-, was 5,731,744 galls, Death of an Artist. George Sr. P. Brewer, an artist, died ia St Louis on the ult. Mri Brewer was the painter of a panoramic view the Mammoth Cavp of Kentucky, and also the "Glance at the world." Railroad in New Orleans.

An ordinance has passed one branch ot the city government JNew Orleans, autnorizmg tne construction of rail ways tr.rougn one ot trie principal streets. Cape May, it appears, is notEltoijother deserted this winter, as we see it stated that an interesting hop came oil mere, at iuccrea's, on New ear' eve. Sugar, it is well known, is cultivated to scm extent in the Sandwich Islands. The whole sur face of Janfi, however, planted with the cane does not exceed 27o0 acres- Horatio Seymour took the oath of office, on Saturday, the 1st and entered upon the dis charge cf his duties as Governor of the State o. New York- StfBark Kingston, from Turks Island, for h'niiaiieipnia, ltn a cargo ol salt, was wrecked on lusday night last, ott Hatteras Shoals.

All hand saved. ldGov. Ramsey, of Minnesota, appointed as i hanksgivmg day tne 221 ot December the anm rsary of the landing of the Pilgrims upon Ply mourn koch. OSamuel Treadway, tried at. Salprn, N.

f-r the murder of bis wife, has been found, guilty ana sentenced to oe nucg. S3" About seventy-five workmen, in the Charles town (Mass.) Navy Yard, were discharged on Friday. SjZCo1. Moore, a prominent planter, died at Statehury, S. oa the 26th oi cancer in the mouth.

$3The ship Connecticut arrived at New Orleans on the 22d in 28 days from HavTe, bringing 600 German immigrants. J3The railroad from West Chester to Philadelphia, it is said will be put in operation during the present year. Hcv. Mr. Walworth, son of Chancellor Waiworth, of N.

preached in the Catholic Cathedral, at Richmond, on Sunday. 3In Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Manchester, says an English letter, gas is furnished at five shillings per thousand cubic feet. S3Mr- Donald MacLeod, tormsrly of Washington city, is delivering lectures on oratory at Louisville, Ky. citv marshal of New Bedford, on Thursday destroyed about twelve barrels of liquor, which had been condemned by the police court. J3" Ned Hammond, colored, Las been arrested at Easton, Md charged with staabbing a colored man named Horace.

53 John Williams has been arrested at Cincinnati, the charge of causing the death of Ed ward Brcslin, a blind, man, by giving him poison. SCj-Two sons Mr. Pobert Hasiett, of Allegheny, aged 8 and 10 years, were drowned last Thursday while playing on the banks of the river. B3A voting man named George Tabor was shot dead on Tuursday last, during a row in a house of bad repute, in Cincinnati. 53-Dnring 1852 there were received at Boston 381,371 tons of hard coal.

53The Berks county (Pa.) poor house was robbed of 300 lbs. of sausages a few nights ago. now make handsome walking canes of India rubber. j-Mr. ForreGt, the tragedian, has gone to Eos-ton, to fulfil an engagement.

TThe sale of lottery i if Ueti ia Virginia was pruiabit4 va and fcficr tH9 1st Instant al ds, al'houeh events might renuer-n usiraoie. He did-not consider that th exigencies of the sovcrnment required lheT'qu1sition of theisland, although circumstances mifirit render it a public necessity, ant-when that should be the case, he would badrrTavor of acquiring it at all hazards He rose, he said, to address the committee on another subject. There was a resolution on the t-ble, the rank of L'eutenant Geneial on IVejcr General Scott, and he availed himself ot that opportunity to express a hope that when the question should come up, the vote would pass with unanimity. m. He went cnJwsHcrir-that the title of Lieutenant General-was rcosrnized by the Constitution; and went into a history of the Mexican war to prove that Gen.

Scot was entitled to the honor which it was proposed to confer all Others who had distinguished themselves in that war having been rewarded by the nation. He concluded by referring to the general orders, issued after the occupation of the city ot Mexico, which he said reflected honor upon its author, and to te laudable mnrrner in which Gen. Scott exercised unlimited power; and stated that although a democrat, yet he should vote for the resolution. Oa motion of Mr. Folk, of the committee rose, and the chairman reported the two bills which had been agreed to; which were read a third time and passed.

Mr. Fioklin reported a bill for prevcntir.cr the circulation of small notes in the District of Columbia. Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, moved that the bill be made the special order for Tuesday in next week, and from day to day till disposed of; which was agreed to. Ordered that the bill be printed.

On motion of Mr. McMullin, of House then adjourned. Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. Washington, Jan. 3, 1S63.

The Affairs of Mexico The Tthuanlcpsc Award Valucble Ri)ort on the Fisheries K. J. Worker and the Paci fic Railroad Eighth of January, c. The intelligence, public and pri vate, from Mexico is highly There is certainly some prospect, at present, that President Arista wilt sustain himself, and that the Central government will be maintained. The revolutions in the provinces do not appear to amount to any thing The Tehuantepec coctiact is given to the Guanajuato Company.

It is a thriving company, and is j.rob-ablv sustained bv English capital. This action of the Mexican government will not, by any means, settle the question, and it may ba safely asserted thst no capitalists will ever go into i he expensive pre ject of a raiii ord or canal across ttie Isthmns of Teimanrepec without the guaranty of the Unfed States. I dou'U whether this Mexi-rsa Mining Company will do more than to open a couiraon road across the Isthmus. They may, ul-imattly dispose of their interest to the government or citizens of the United States, and with assent of the Mexican government. Mr.

Lorenzo Sabine, v. has just taken his seat th Housp as a ropmber f'om Massachusetts, has recently made a full and valuable report to the Se-citiar of tne Treasury on the subject of the fisheries of the United States on the British American roasts Mr. Sabine has given much attention to his subject fora numberof yeais, and is more with it than any ther man in the country. This repoit embodies information which will be value to toe government in conducting the negotiation ith Gat Britain, and will iaon be also submitted by the Treasury to Congress- Mr. Sibine strongly susta.n--: tie rights of thp AavMicaa fiihermen; and I know-hat the nshermeii are de'ermiced to ustain thtir ahts a.

the uext fishing season, hnti id they not be recognised by the British government. Mi. Kohert J. Walker is in this city, and is quite tadisposed. It is said that he will offer a project congress of a railroad from Lake Michigan or Superior to the Pacific, based oa the grant to his company of alternate sections of public lands, ir 'sill be a long time before the lands wiil i ay for the rails, at Their present price.

Two holidays and festivities having been disposed of, we now approach a third the celebration of the 8th of January, and the inauguration of tf-e stctue of Jackson. It will be a very brilliant fete, and will be participated in wjth much interest by members of congress, and by the public eenerally. The selection of the orator of the day, Judge Douglas, is eminently fortunate. Ion. Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

Washington, Januiry 3. A Calm in Politics Differences in Demncrctic Opin. ion. Debate in the House on Cuba The Home- stead BVl, -c. Everything is calm end quiet in politics wait- ins for the process of crrstalization.

It cannot be denied, however, that there are different opin ions entertained by the representatives of the different sections of the democratic party, in regard iv tne principles which ousht to govern the Cabi net pppointments of the President elect. There re tnose who believe that a cabinet can only be a unit wnen it represents one ana tne same prtn- -ijjle, and that no other composition can do more tiian iurnisn a compound iraetion. mere is a icgic of events as unsparing and rigorous as that applied to abstract propositions- ln the House a very interesting aeoate on Cuha was iufrsred in, and carried on with great spirit. Mr. Ven3ble gave the conservative, and no duubt deeply meditated, views of Mr.

Calhoun on the subject, and supported theni very ably himself, to wit: That we must wait till tne fruit is ripe, and not stretch out our hands after it before it. is ready to drop into our lap." This is no doubt the view of the greater portion of the Southern Righ's men, it is douotiess the Dest policy to he adopted by the whole country. Whenever the South ceases to ba conservative, it will be untrue to its own mission and lose sight of its own interests. Gen. Jones of Iowa, who to-day was in his seat that hony, looking remarnaoiy well, wiU, I learn, call up the homestead with a.

view of iking it the special order tor an early day the stfs'cc. He is, Deiteve, prepared to speak on it, nrf Tt-'! of T(nnpssffi. will rirohahl'c foTtow him, on the same side Let the su-ject be tho roughly oiscussod and understood, and there wul be difficulty in passing the bill. Wnatever Has to De done tnis session must be done soon; es half the session will be through before Congress is half under way for the despatch of business. X.

CoirespondeB.ee cf the Baltimore Sun. Washington, Jan. 3, 1853. A Presbyterian Fast Debt of Founder Church Poor House Statistics Jail Removal Property Sale Attempted Suicide Criminal Court Bigamy Case. This is observed by the New School Presbyteri ans as a day of fasticg and prayer, for the con ver sion of the world, agreeably to a resolution of the last General Assembly.

At the Founder? church last evening, Rev. Dr. Peck stated that the cost of enlarging the parsonage is additional furniture $500. He proposed to the cogregation that if they woull pay $350, a remaining balance of $500 should not be hereafter heard The sum was made up. The average number of persons per month in our asylum (or poor-house) is 76.

About one-half of them are in the police department. Even This resort, with its privileges, is abused for a number ol hale, hearty, but degraded women, s'ay there at the expense of the Corporation, who might otherwise be earning five or six dollars per niontn. is mere no way to mane such people work hard? A large number of our citizens have memorial ized Congress to remove the presant dilapidated jail to a sue more remote from the city, and im prove the present beautif ul square on which it nov stanus. Auctioneer James C. McGuire sold the pretty little farm, Villa, near Linn can Hill, belonging t- Mr.

Johnson- for 2,360. Mr. S. G. Morseil is the purchaser.

Also, house on H. between 18th and 19th streets, to Mr. Abert, for $2,550. On Sunday a young man in the Northern Liberties attempted to commit suicide, by taking laudanum. The prompt aid of the physician, however, frustrated the design.

The cause is said to have been a threat on the part of his father to chastise him. During the year 1852 there were in the Centre watch-house 1,904 persons; of hich number 408 were for lodyinss. 1,496 arrests for violations of our laws certainly show a vast increase of crime in our city. At the office of the Washington National Monument, $547 86 were received during the past week. Of this $11 was from the German Evangelical Church of Washington city, a new and patriotic association To-day the Criminal Court was engaged in the trial of Samuel Anderson, colored, for an assault with intent to kill another coloied man, named Alexander Herbert.

Found guilty of t.ie assault only, and sentenced to four months in jail and $1 nae. Ratclifl'e ior defence. At the closing of this, Mr. Silas Tucker is on his trial lor bigamy. The Rev.

John Bear, of your cty, one of the witnesses, took the stand, when the Hon. Judge Cravv lord recognizing him as aa old friend, exchanged salutions with him. Mr. Bear testified that on the 1-1 tb November, a license issutd by Baltimore county court, he married Silas Tucker to Sarah Janvier. The license was signed by William Gilson, clerk of Baltimore ccuntv court.

Rev. Charles A. Davis testified that on the 221 of February, 18-19, he solemnized the marriage of Silas Tucker to Elizabeth Hill, in this ci'y. 1 lie trial will II'JL tuuuiuucu ai luia aiiitug, wltnesr.es being summoned for to-morrow. XOUrS, iUEHCUKY.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. Georgetown, D. Jan. 3, 1853. Funeral of Mrs.

lirysun Stabbing Case Gypsies Theft Mechanics' Lodge Markets and Shipping. The types this morning made a mortifying error the fuceral solemnities of the late Mrs. Bryson take plare on Tuesday, instead of this morning. I understand that on Saturday evening, a youth named Bernard Flanigan, who drove a cart, was stabbed by anoihcr youth, named Wm. J.Shaw.

Warrants are Issued, but Shaw has not yet been arrested. The Gypsies, to the number of an hundred or more, with their camp and traveling equipage, have quartered In our town for the winter borne miserable, huuirry thief entered the premises of Elisha Mietton, colored man, and stole therefrom about $40 worth of meat. Oar democratic fellow citizens arc making; ereat preparations for the inaueuraUon of the Jackson Statue. The following brethren arc elected officers of Mechanics' Lodge, I. o.

Robert G-' JoeI'" Fienner, V. Alexander Delzell, Rec Sec John Garrett, Permanent Secretary; John Paxson, Treasurer. The lodga is ia most flourishing condition. Thj Bsaumore xo wrJcb IiOJuded as comUR Gmin is light. We note tm l.i snles to-day ol red 1 1 13 a wnsar, poon toiair, at 17 ft SI 2f: f.nu very ct oica 00.

5j'l is-per 3 82 1 83 cents cer and firm oi hi Corn at oer.ts, and Yellow do. fi2 a t3 cents per bueiiel HI.8 dub j.t 57 a 40 cente pep bushel. lea of at S6 per bushel: l.motliy ad Flaxseed uncli'nsed. Groceries. Thf transact ions nre small.

We quote Rio Collie tt, 91 a SJ cents per lb. tuswrs and fiio-lassee unchanged, itioe 4J a 41 cents per lb. riiovis-ioN. Suon lisht, ami transactions sma'i. Weqnote o'd Mot-s park at Prime do $17 per 111.

Mesa IJeel Slfi ner Asuleol iw) ills, new Mesa Pork on terms not nude to be delivered sliead. fa'es st hhdtt. id as at 91 centu: 30 hints, bttlk lisms at all rn" per lb. here is nn t-- not in the price or t.ew very orri" semne. We quote i.ava -n oi'8.

at us in kegs 12? 13 cents per lb. Butter inkers 17 a 21 cents per lb. Cheese 9 a 10 cf nts per lb. otatoe3 ol iuerecr, lrosu boats, at a b5 cents rer bueiiel. 1 obacco.

Uernmd moderate: sales sinall and pri ces u.ichHiiped. ool. of nriWaHiiea at 7 a cems, ana wat-ned Rt 37 a cents per lb Vtl'PK7. 1 hn rii.rkpr. steady.

We i er gallon. I hhdat 24 cent3, and in bbls. a 25i cents pe New Orlkaxs Tobacco Mahket. There has teen no onaoeo in the niarUft smoe our hist review. which has cominued stsgnant, rot a bavins tia: s- pirsu, anu reiuirKing cur ligures f-re quue nntti'- we repeat our previous quotations ol Sj a oe; lnlem.r to Common 1 eal fs a f-t; air to l- n.e o.i a Choice and eiectiou8 ttj a 3- Received sine he 21: Huts.

FxP'-rfed, hhes to Liver pool tVli'n 1.4:tl hhds. Pxcorts. 117 Lds and 90 bales. tAL! AT STOCK BOARD YESTEll DAY. Reported for the Baltimore uii.

,107 shs eh Union Bank. 16 HjI 60 40 9-3 Har.k. BStURaiir.ad. S4 At tli Board, State 6's closed at 1083 bid, 1091 asked; City G's, 1870, 106 bid, in6J asked; do. 3890, 107 bid, I07i asked; t'o.

5's, 94 bid, 9 i.f'aed; Baltimore Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1S67, 99 bid; do. 1375, 931 bid. 991 ak- ed; co. 1380, 98 bid, 99.1 asked; do. shares, 931 bid, 94 asked; York and Cumberland Railroad 225 bid" 2ST asked; Baltimore aiid Susquehanna Railroad Stock, 32 bid, 54 asked.

TRADE AND MONETARY AFFAIRS. The Baltimore and Rehterstown Turnpike Compa ny us declared a hall yearly riivider.d of five per cent. State tax paid bv the Comrsny. The Cumber.and Bink of A lesany, lias de clared a dividend of six per c'nt. ior the months- Ttireare71 Bai.ks in th Stite of hod? Island, 5 of which ars ir.

1'roviderce. T'i9 capitu! stock actu- aiiy pa.d tn, of the city Banks, country S3 The in circu'ation is 33-352 314; (oi 79 conrists of bills un der live dol ars.) spene Mcruallt 1:1 BariKS proiiuon hard 8:9,49. i Total amount of the list dividend vrss aid the average semi annual dividend ot all the banks is a lracuon over 5i Lint lie. jJ ATiONAL 1HEA I RE, 1 WASHINGTON, t). C.

Second Xitrht of the BATEMaN CHILDREN. im-3 (TUESDAY) EVENING, Jan 4th, ill 1-3 presented WHY DON'T SHf; MARRY. YOUNG COUPLE. GUARDIAN AN EE. It f'HKCOA' YaRD The under urtirii inny to supdv nil ihose in wnnt ot LHA )A I the city of at maiket ir ind 1 insasurr, at their ya-don ELEVENTH earth? charges for hauling.

Ail oruers must be e't ft 113 Centre Market, or srri on Etc vet th at. j4 6tl T. NOKiEiN CO. f) K.MITT A NCF JHfiR TO AND COLLEC-Ai TIONS EFFECTED IN EUROPE. DRAFT'S on ai- pnrts rf Germati.

Switzerland. flo.iar.d, Iurri5h-d an ow ciiri-e" rfea. ALFRED SCrlUCKlNG, Americin rid Afercv, dirk's Marble Frcnt between Sth and 9 urets, j4-'St opp'jite Centie Murket. rOMANCE OF THE REVOLUTION i.i fs- M) MEMORIALS OF DANIEL WEBSTER. KNICK-Hi KKR MAGAZINE FOR JANU ARY, 1353.

AMEi.KJA.N AIM AN AC FOP 13:3. ALL II 1-. -1 AP PUBLICATIONS AND NEWSPAPERS. For BUCKINGHAM'S Na'iona! Depot, j4SU under Na ional Sll lAdLfjliuliftrOU A 'J I III TEH i and Snvir wrftor Lord J- C'iriEt. i- a series Exposition: Juiiii Brown.

D. 3 vo's vo hrilf ca 8. AnroTa'ionii bju'D the Ho lab 3 vols ciotn. jit; na 1 cr l. art.

1 jr any one-a an'! itvisp! lor tnv cf tn :r.r!t'ii.'n. vi er church to ma a preentatioL id fhre vninines tailor, asa ear's 1 he i'lvire jov r' rnysicai a' a ioorai: Lv the Rev James MiCcsh A M. 8vo 5 2: t.a caif. S3 Life, letters aid with a fine portiaii, 5-. but calf, 2 5j; v.ith p.

fii-e lot ol standard works. For by GRAi BALL ANT eo'pr Seventii near Odd Fallow's Hall. A JJRJNGS SUM KTt11.G VCK I OH tVS XATiQSAL PERIODIC At DEPOT, UNDr.R. THE NATIONAL HOTEL. Tie suiiscnber aim-'unoes to (11s iner.os E.rineerp sno tne puniic, tt at he has Ms A i L.

PERI ODICAL and w.rui, under t.ie Pennsylvania avente. i-enr r.e corner of Sixth sneer, arid cordiaily soiio.ts the pa- tronec I keep cons artv on hand a ert vinety oi ALL the CHKAP PC BL 1 ONS, MAGA-ZIVHS, HFRIODiCALS AMKRI A.N ard FtH-EIGN REVIEWS. Ac ire Editions of the MODE KN STAN DAK and MINOR DKA.M.: tezeth-er with th- EKKLY L1TLRAKY, aLd DaILY Also, LETTFR. NOTE CAP PAPER, EN VELOt'S, and FANCY STr.TiONKKY of every sn a x-. eil ed assort mer.

of VISITING and PLAYING CARDS all of isrhich I now offer at The most moderite pr ces. Kavirs maiie ar-ansi-mer tn with several of the larjresr pubiisatce for works es soon aa issued. 1 em fully pi-ppirea to execute wuh prompt ricss order, eiitru; ted to my care ft Particular -in? will be paid to sendinr by miiii.r othei wisa. ail rub1 caftor8. to anv part cftha United States.

K. BUCKINGHAM, National PE-it dicai, Depot, d2-6t Lnder JSational Hotel, We fair for the bkSefit of trin- 1 1TY CHURCH, IS STILL OirEN TOWN. at Fob rest Hall. Ueohge-d2-tf! FOR RENT, AND POSSESSION GIVEN iit the in-h of JannarT, one of th two-storv 'sBRICK BUILDINGS in th "Seven Buildirps," on New Jersey avf-nue, two quires south ol th OapiM. Bent S15'i per annum Enqu re of MR.

ER, on the block, or of J.F. HALlDAY.Jar-ks- Ha-1. )3-3t. WA.SH1NGTON AND ALEX AN tiSl DKiA BOAT. 8sfcflSiya The teamer GEO.

WASHINGTON will depart at the hours tamed, from the reeuliir Steamboat Wharf. This boat ha a very fine, comfortable Saloon. Boat' far 12 cent. Two Coaoii-es connect with ths boat. The Coacles Leave tiie Capitol at 8, io, 12, 21.

and 3 lioat leavea A.iexaijdna at 8. 10. 12. 21, and leaves Washington at 9,11, 3. trnd i.

j3-6tt Jt "Capt, W. GALT Jt ROTflER, IMPORTERS 7iVF FINK WATCHES, AND MANUFAC-t-'I'lIREHSof every deecriotion of RICH JEW ELRY and PUR SILVER WARE. Also, Dealers in Piated Good fine Fans, Albata Forks and Spoons, superior English and American Tabic Cutlery: Gold, Silver and hue Stel Spficrac'ee; F.7e lmportirs- as we do, direct, ail our Foreign Goodm, and possessing every facility for Manufactiirinjf ths most eiegiU't styles cf Jeweiry and Silver Ware, oiler induoemcfita to purchasers not surpassed by any estabHshment in this country. Watches, Cfcronoiriters repaired with the ut-moctcare. M.

GALT A Siscn of the Goi dsn Eagle, Penr vivania Ttiu e. betwesrt thend Kith Washington rji, LATHAM'S AGAIN 15TSK1: TftB ROAD. Person leavinsr Baltimore in the 4 o'clock train, will hint sn i.ijACH at the 1EP(T. Wali nston, EVEdY NIGHT, ready to convey thsm to Alexan dria Come one, come aM. nnd cs.U for LATHAM'S COACH HUUH LATHAM.

d4-5w 1-OK iiiFOijK- Aiil steamer OSCEOLA. i (a'vea Woahinrton for EV ERY THUKSDA at 9 o'clock, A. 51. Retiircine leaves Norfolk EVERY FRIDAY, at 4 o'clock. Jr.

M. Passage aad Fare 35. JAMES MITCHELL. HE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. BALTIMORE OFFICE, SUN IRON BUILDING, CORNER.

OF BALTIMORE AND SOUTH STS. Washington CitvOffick, Hotel, cor. Pennsylvania avenue andGth St. The Mapnetio Telegraph Company, for the purpose of th further accommodation of the public, to keep pace with the rapidly increasing Teieeriphic business, and enabie their asants todi3iatch with the most exact promptitude all mpssatea that may be offered, have, fct a heavy expenditure for construction and repairs, now completeu, ar in active operation, two Bepatat and ifistinat Une of Poles and Teleeraphic Wires extending lrom New York to th City of Washington. One by the Railroad route, with live wires from New York to Phtiadelpiiia, and iourwiresfromPhdadelphia to Baltimore and Washington; by tha other line alone the Turnpike roads there are two wires the who! distance, ana the Company hava 8tations at Wilmington, Trenton, New Bru na wick Princeton, ewark-Jersey CitT, Havre de Grace, Port Deposit and New Hope.

With Seven Wires, as above, and regulations to insure prompt delivery, this Compsny ati'ords tt) persona di-sposed to avail themselves of the us and advantage of this rapid mode of communicating with personal or business friends in distant cities, an extent of means for promptitude uretuaiicd by aay other line in this country. Telegraphing, but recently an experiment, has become a' systematic and reliable medium of business, and hundreds ol thousands of dollars in amount is dai'y transacted through its agency. PRICES. For the transmission of ten words or ess, (exclusive of date, address and signature, which are not charjed for.) th price is, between Baltimore and Washington, twenty cents; between Bal-timork and Philadelphia, twenty-fivt cents; and, to or from JNkw York, fifty cents. WM.

M. SWAIN President. WM. P. WF.STF.RVKLT.

Sug't. dft-3m AL SOUA SUUA INiiGO Soaps, Candles, Siarch, Mustard Salaratus, Carb. SODA, Barley Refined and Cruda SALTPETRE BlackiEs, Choooi-ita, Alum KNom SALTS, Yeast Powderi of fell kiadt ord aU Jr er tU fea e4 ift gitst. ass6'is sum. Hotpitai of Ec-ees and thi country, viz-l2clo Par and the Blocklev of PhitndeS.

oaTcnfi- dcr.tly recommend most safe and speedy curat the ut-Tortarjire vic-'ims oft dreai'faf c'irtT SECRET IM-K SE OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FF DFRIPIT st xF'Vf tV Td itl 1 pic.rforVrhysicto adSK KaitroaTeide ofHruT ru'or corner h-fr CfttiT ot and CAH OLI STtf. Sf. will be paid "i1.ir.1 impudent. for CO WS or HORSES, at tta Factory, ard tkx fll7'' will be removed if required.

edge, name ana Bnocmakers, me- tionedusi always in sore, corner rf Rank and Caro- rJJf." fT-Ai' Physicians; E5J LAVES are st aU time ur-U cUtiTtiSLAVkSx ptnti th asj? tr'ast; Pjrwr i wiehuig.to aj will piaas call at Sia PRAT 1 liittcr'ajd..