The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 4

Dry Dry Good, deed, the large.business'which that company is now THE SUN. BOOT ESTABLISHMENT. GEO. HARMAN, BOOT MANUFA.C- 'W TURER, 194 PRATT STREET, near Han- Jf over. Ra Itiraore.

has in store lartr. noo.i-t.i NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The creditors of Edward J. Richardson, ah insolvent debtor, are hereby notified to produce their claims, properly authenticated, to George Earnest, Auditor, on or BALTIMORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1347. Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.l Washisgtos, June 10, 1S47.

The Jackson monument committee held a meeting to day for the purpose of hearing a report from the sub committee appointed to select a sit for the erection of the monument. "P.vatv member nresent. and business entered .1 I urtnn in stnirit CVCY Way WOrlnv OI LUc vu- I jpon in a spirit eve The Site rietermiucu. upuu is me ixmic vi Lafayette square, the beautiful plat of ground immpriintelv nonn oi. and irontmar ine presi dential mansion.

I imaffine it will be univer sally conceded to be onu of the most appro- nFvifd within thfi limiu nf thft district. It was i nt th-it thf fnimriatiiin shall conit of t0 the 7th June, this year, amount to 941.354 33-aiso decided tnat the loundation snail consul S24 6M S16.739 71. one solid block of rough stone, estimated to I dsine, wouia seem to warrant 11. Acoinmiueeoi rem emen trom New YcrK and Boston, iargtiy ln- tei es ed in the work, recently passed along li. i line of the road, accompanied by the President, on a visit lnstieetion.

One prominent object win couaiiess be a new locomotive, adapted the use ot coai as fuel, the capacity of which has not yet been fully tested. This machine was constructed at the Com- nnnTT3 1RrATk-R )nnlII KPflllmr. At KoltsVll ft 15 ano ther, built by Ross VVirsans, of the performance of whieh 7 hawf hep.rit th mA.l fnvnrahle accounts. It is certainly a great desideratum that trie use ot coal should be adopted on this road, as me enormous i Vi uisuuiwmcui iui uuu ius imsc uraiiiu of the Company. By the subst ml on of coal a saving of more than $100 W0 per annum would pro bably accrue on its present Dullness.

i'nnrttvrfftt. a counterfeit hnniireii ao iar note. purportine to be issued by the Franklin Branch ot th "itott. RiinW if Ohio, nt Cincinnati, has heen de tected. The State ink has issued no note of a high- er denomination than fifty dollars.

Vnion Canal. The tolls on the I Vninn Canal. The tolls on the Union (Pa.) Canal last Baltimore Markkt, June 10. The flour market still remain dull. There are some shippers in tne market desirous of purchasing, but they cannot make entrally contend for S3 50, hile purchaser3 offer S3 25.

at which latier figures 200 bbls. were sold this morning. Sales, also, of about SMi obis, at 88 an. neuneroi inese saies can obw sidered as a fair criterion of the market, adout otf 87 ma? be put down as a fair quotation. City null id nnmina hp lit KQ.

nnd SllsmiehJl nominally held at 59. and Susquehanna at S8 SO. Cnm Meal is held at SO. but less would be taJieil- Very little wheal arriving. A sale this morning of 2,000 bushels rennsyivai la wjiue, not stricu prime, Prime red can be had at 95 a White onm it selline at 1 15 a St 18 for strictly prime; ye.l low dull at Si 10.

Oats K2i cents. lorye uimarKei The sales of Bacon have been moilerate at prices ranging from 7 to 3 cents for Shoulders; 93 a 10 for 5t: ami a Ifti for Hams. Lard 10 cents in keg- in bbis. Whisky hhds. held at S6 a 37 cents, and Khla- nt 553.

Phtt.adei.phia Market, June tu. An active nusi- ni iiaa hn l.miin flour. Snippers and other deal ers have come into the market and taken some 13,000 hhls. Western brands sold at 8 S7i, an advance of 12 cents on previous sales, rennsyi vama brands hIrt nt ssa so. Sales of corn meal at $5 55.

The re peints nf wheat are very light, and the supply on hand small. No sales have taken place. Sales of vpllowporn at SI 15. io transactions wnite, whieh to arrive at aauotauon. Oats 63 a 65 cents Whisky ha, declinedto34 a So icents per gailo.K in hhfia.

and nn s. rrovisior.s are nrm. ruears in lair rpnnpst. ftlo asses quiet. Kice 4i a 5S per in.

i ne cotton market is quiet prices are down 4 to i since the steamer's news. fatrtot. Ptttstvtrg Mahket. June 9. Though the receipts of flour are large and holders are anxious to sell, dealers'deeline purchasing at rresent prices.

The grain market is without change; prime yellow corn onmmands 4fl: oats S3. In cotton there is nothing do in m. lie 'i 'i iH' iia ing. The pi ices ot hemp have sugntiy advanced. The supply of wool in small Mswirat.iiANSiiiAMET.

June z. ine nour mar- ket was rather less firm, owing to heavy receipts, and mihois, and 7to S7 25 per bbh for St. Louis. Of corn, ousneis were isKen ior snipment at 10 R0 cents ner bushel, the highest price for yellow. The sales ot wheat emm-acea ww nusneis at 43 a SI 471 per bushel, for prime.

Provisionsof sll kinds dull. "Whisky 23J a 25 cents for bbls. and half with sales. The cotton market continues heavy. The sales, only reached mv hales.

District of Columbia Advertisements. (a FOR RENT. A two-story BRICK HOUSE, suited for a Store and Dwelling, located on 7111, "-near I street. To a punctual tenant the rent will be moderate. Possession can be bad immedi ately by applying to AS.

H. SHKhvii. Jjiverj ciauie, itusirrei, jelt-3t Washington. D. C.

PITRLIR ALE Will be sold at public sale. in Prince Georsre's county. Mar' land, two miles -north of Bladensburg, at the late residence of Thomas Birch. deceased, on MONDAY the 14th rfflv Innfl. thp.

following riroDertv: One Colored man. hok-ks. vv ami ri uiiN uttur on han.i. FARMING UTENSILS, with a portion of HOUSEHOLD FLK.MTLKE, and many other articles too tedious to mention. Will he at 9 A.

on the same day. and at the same place, the FARM, containing one hundred and twenty-six acres, more or les. The terms uponwnich the farm will be said made known on the day of sale. rh nersona nrorjerty will oe so a on tne mi low ing terms: All sums oi S30 ana under, can; an sums above S3n, a credit of six months will be given, the purchaser giving bond, with approved security, bearing interest trom the day ot sale. By order ot the orphans' uouri.

j3 -tsj RICHARD I. JONES. Executor T7ANTED, to BORROW, THREE THOUSAND session given on tne rirst or jaiyriext. roriiuorma-VV nniJiARS. at 2.

s. 4 or years, for which im- tion apply F. GARDNER, No. t95 Baltimore St. mentof Gentlemen's DRESS BOOTS, to which he particularly solicits me aueiiuon or tne public.

Also, on hand, CLOTH GAITERS, NAVY TIES, m28-eot Jy2fi SOMETHING TO SUIT THE TTmTEST Thf. Kiihscrihe.r intends se.ltinir Hie Ii'u SHOES at. the following prices, for cash: Ffcuun wanting snues ov, jm, low do. WalkmgShoes 75. ft7.

Sivrimr heel Ti ai ci. Rounds 40, 50, 62-i; Missf Slippers. Boots and Shoe-I 62, 75, 81; Children's Shoes and Boots 31, 37, 44, 5o! also, a fear pair of Gaiters at 75; Servants' Lea rner ana snoes B7, 91, tsi an ot my own make. c. LONG.

No. 25 East street, north of Pitt, je 4-eolm at the Sign of the Cheap Shoe Store. THRASHING MACHINE, HORSE POW-ig- ER, The subscribers are manufactHrint and have for sale. Gray's Pntunt F.nrll Tfnil- way Horse Powers and Thrashing MACHINES, for draught of one.or two horses, warranted to be the most pirieui aim simple machinery ot the kind made this country. Leaver Horse Powers for 2 to 8 horses, with Thrashing Machines to match; Fanning-Mills; Grain Cradles and Harvest Tools.

Also, constantly on hard the Farmers' Maryland Self-Sharpening Centre Draught PLOUGHS, warranted to reduce the expense cf Ploughing full one-third. It. SINCLAIR, Jr. 20-2awlm 62 street. REMOVAL.

W. G. GEKLER respectfully informs his friends and the public that he has REMOVED his COMB LvVit TV STORE from No 62 to si a 1 STREET, four doors below Holliday street, where has just opened a handsome assortment of the most fashionable Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, fancy Articles, Baskets, all of which he will sell a 1. I 1 1 'el. do nicj uaii ue iiau auiwucic.

119 lauies Will please call and judge for themselves. rr-n. lYirj rAna ni, would gsaspectfully inform hie friends and thepub- I i 7 I i rl flint 1. Una 1 wl 1w. rti.w .1 services, at 54 N.

CHARLES S1KEET, opposite St. Paul's Church, 17-lm PARASOLS, PARASOLETTES. SHADES, grp. A most beautiful n- sortment, unsurpassed by aHy establishment in tile Cltr. 7At im nrith th.

ntmu-t sale and retail. WHIPS AND CANFRA fU oniArtm.nl manship warranted, prices as low as in Philadelphia, NZY.3igTi'l Sien-wholesale and retail. GOLD liiiAr Of all shades, by the package or book. The subscriber weald respectfully call the attention of purchasers to the above articles, satisfied that is only necessary to examine. ib mill proved of.

REPAIRING neatly executed. JAMES H. MILLIKLV, NO. Ul Rnllmn.a.t. mhl6-6mt next to Johnson fc Lee's newbuildingi.

FOR FREDERTP.irsRiTuri t-v. new and splendid Stmwi midv WJlSHINGTON. Can, i i 111 1 1.1 bunt expressl yfirr. this route, is now runnine rern- larly, andwHtncave from Hughes's Quay, on everr SATURDAWFTERNOON, at four oclock for FREDERICKSBURG, touching at the different land-ings on the Rapahannock river, goingand returning. Returning, the Boat will leave Fredericksburg every Tuesday Morxiko.

at 6 o'clock. KiilUH i carried at tne lowest rates. Apply to the Captain, on hoard, at Hushes' nn or at No. 3 LIGHT STREET, to m6-ThFstiM 10 J. S.

SHRI VER, President Maryland and Virginia Steam Packet Co. NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE. 'THROUGH BY1 MAIL TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON, via ALEXANDRIA, TO FREDERICKSBURG, RICHMOND, AND PETERSBURG, Vireinik. The undersigned, having made the Yiecessary arrangements with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies between the above named places, are now Srepared, under the name and style of ROGERS. IARRACOTT ALLEN, to receive every description of light goods, and forward the same (as above stated) on reasonable terms.

We trust, by giving our personal attention to the business, to meet with encouragement, and assure our friends that nothing shall be wanting on our part to afford satisfaction. All light articles, such as parcels and packages, which may be consigned to our care, will be delivered free of cartage, and merchandise or other articles, which may be too heavy for the Mail Train, will have our particular care by the Freight Train. J. W. ROGERS, Master Steamer Powhattan.

B. F. DAR RACOTT, Trsin Capt. R. F.iP.

R. R. WILLIAM H. ALLEN, Depot Agent, do. Richmond.

May 1, 1347. m3-tft LUCINA CORDIAL, OR THE ELIXER OF LOVE. This is the only actual remedy ever discovered for GENITAL DEBILITY, and all DISEASES occasioned by certain secret habits; and many of tha nostrums, recently recommended for the same complaints, are worthless imitations which its unrivalled excellence, fame and popularity, have brought into the market. The Medical Faculty of Europa and the United States are unanimous in their re- commendations of the LUCINA CORDIAL, and have not given fheir sanction in a single instance that has been authenticated to any other compound prepared for the same purposes. The ntmost reliance may be placed on the potency of the Lucina Cordial in the foregoing maladies, and also in those which follow: Loss of muscular energy Physical Lassitude and general Prostration; Irrnability and all Nervous Affections: Indigestion; Sluggishness ef the Liver; and EVERY DISEASE in any way connected with fie disorder or decay of the Procrea-tive Functions, in all of which it will afford almost immediate relief; and, if used as directed, is almost certain to produce a positive and permanent cure, as it will infallibly restore health and vigor in a brief period; and where want of offspring is a cause of regret, if recourse be had to it, the most beneficialresults may be anticipated with confidence.

Price, S3 a bottle. For sale by GEO. W. JONES, JOHN M. LAROQUE.

SETH S. HANCE, C. WISEMAN, 333 Baliimore st. and at the corner of HANOVER and BALTIMORE STS. Washington, by C.

STOTT. m23- eotf. Mi DR. ROGF.KS' EBICAL OFFICE. Xo.Snf.

Frtdsrirl strtH. DR. ROGERS' practices in all cases reuiriaff MEDICAL and SURGICAL SKILL, but more particularly attends to the cure of that class of 8as-plaints commonly called SECRET DISEASES; to manage which, it is all important to obtain Ufcj services of an experienced and skillful surgeon. From a regular Medical Education, with, tha advantage of having seen every form of these nialadiaf treated in the hospitals of Europe and this country. and from a practice in this branch, of fifteen yar, in Mexico, Havana, New Orleans, New York, an this city, Dr.

Rogers is enabled to offer to both soxa, a safe, speedy and permanent cure for the worst em tea of secret disorders, or of the effects resulting from ti a use of Mercury, or the mal-practice of attacks; also, all cases 'of Solitary Vice. Dr. Rogers ia a. member ot the Medical and turgicai bocietiea New York and Louisiana, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, and an honorary member of tka Washington University of Maryland, at Baltimore, he most speedy remedy ior ail secret useases, J-feetion of the kidney, gravel, See. Persons who have entailed upon themselves stitutional debility, should apply immediately to 3r II.

tor reuet. SURGICAL OPERATIONS Performed on the poor free of all chars. Charges very moderate, and the strictest snerasrr observed. Persons at a distance can consult Dr. R.

by Iattar (post paid) and have medicine sent to them. The FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES spoken. Dr. KOGEK.S Omee, blWlH STREET, No. 4, and one d.r below Baltimore at.

goinz towards the Attendance from 8 in the morninsr till in o'clock 1 1 night. jes-im I NO CUKE NO PAY! 1. CERTAUM DISEASE CURED IN TWO DAYS! The most speedy remedy for Pains in the Lalm Gonorrhoea, Gleets, Strictures, Ailection3 of th Xk'J neys, Disease of the Bladder, Gravel, seminal ness, Persons who, by indulging in a secret kaMtj have entailed on themselves Constitutional should apply immediately to DUUTUK JOHiNSTt lM. of th BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPlf.iL.Xl': l5l rnstitunon intlie ciy, OKice (Nt. 1 NorTn EREDJCJ ICK STREET, two doors from Baltimore street, t3 posite the Magistrate's office.

Be particular till servme mc name, or you win misiaKC iae P12C THIS HOSPITAL Was established a number of yecrr aro. for tka suppression of QUACKERY, there beinr sc maay persons, without Knowledge, name or charajter, who put advertisements in the public paper, thki sn institution of this kind was highly nscessnry to prevent the afflicted, especially strangers, fresi falling into the hands of some unskilful wretch, -wke instead of curing, might send his victim to an untise-lv grave. Therefore tha afflicted should shun numerous pretended physicians wh- know notkiBg oi we pracuce oi medicine, uui coiisuii jjr. joaanea who cure A CEKTAltM DISEASE one or two days, according to the state of tha sa lient, without the use of mercury. No mercurial remedies are used by Dr.

JOHNSTON, his meaicis are palatable and harmless, and all patients are t-norably shielded from even the possibility of bains discovered. He who places himself under th esr of Dr. J. may religiously confide in his honor ms gentleman, and confidently rely upon his scill ta Physician, and if he is not speedily relieved no rsara-neration will be demanded. TAKE JrAKTlUULAK NOTICE.

Young men who have iniured thp.mse.l tain practice indulged in a habit treaently 1ai ac4 irom evu companions, or at school tne eaeeti 2 which are nightly felt even wnen asieep, and stroysboth mind and body, should apply inimediRtoly weakness ana Constitutional xmrnedimltc cured, and full vigor restored. ALL LETTERS POST PAID. TAKE NOTICE. Dr. JOHNSTON has hd rr eater practice in the above affections than any ykj-sicianinthe U.S.

He also possesses an advantage over all others, from the fact of his having smdi4 Xz the great Hospitals of both Europe and this Conr.tr?, viz: those of England, France, Spam, Russia, Denmark, A.c, and the Hospitalsof Philadelphia. Inea-stands in Baltimore can testify that he cured thtsn all ter every other means had failed. BALTIMORE LOCK NO- 15 EAST PRATT STREET, 7 doors from 'Ths'Medical Institution has been established more than 12 years in the city, and is celebrated throughout the Uuion for speedy and effective treatment Chronic and Private Diseases. No charge made if a enre is not etfected! ears of practical experien qualifies ANOTHER ARRIVAL AT J. EDWARD'S LACE AND FANCY STORE.

No. lSouth Street Of LACE SACKS, LACE CAPES, LACE BONNETS, and LACE VEILS. With an endless variety cf FANCY GOODS, STRAW BONNETS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. RIB- CPLENDID HOSE AND HDKFS. AT.

THE ESI END KARRAT1V STORB. Splendid open worked HOSE 12 cts Hem-stitched riDKFS 18 cts Curtain MUSLIN fit cts; Mixed Hose 61 cts. W. B. SHOPE, 223 Lexington street, je4 tf II door west of Greene.

TUST RECEIVED AT THE DEPOT for Cheop tl Goods, one case of yard wide Frpnph at the low price of I2i cents per yard. Those in want win oo wen to can soon on jam es MUIR, je v-iw in. las iiexmrton street. ADIES IN MOURNING will find a splendid as- Li sortment Of ALPACAS: nlan. HO MR A -Til MFS iawiis, iuis, czc-.

cneap tor easn, at ALBAUGH'S. 183 North Gay je5-tf Eagle over the M- YEAKLE, (late of the firm of Salmon small Yeakle.) has taken the fine Store ttooms, in O. HA iTIitI )K ST V. V. (tin Stmra.

over Messrs. Hopkins Hull's.) where he will short ly open a very choice, entirely new, and desirable 3TRAW GOODS, of the most desirable styles and RIBBONS, of the latest desisrns BONNET MATERIALS MILLINERY GOODS, jvcrj description LADIES' DRESS GOODS, of varions kinds, incln diiif superb Silks, Laces, Gloves, Umbrellas, riiiasois, occ. C. He. respectfully inits ili from Mornhnnto T.n.

dies in the Millinery business, his friends and mir- ihasers genera1 ly, assuring them that they will find in nis sum ti me latest aim Dest styles ot tioods, with constant uo itions during the season. 9-tf I OOK OUT FOR THE EAGLE-For it will be JLi to yOUr interest, if vnn want a low or fino summer u.oat, rants or vest, to call at ALJBAUGH'S, 183 N. Gay street, j5-tf Eagle over the door. INEN GOODS. LINENS, from 311 lU cents to SI: nlain nnrt twill'rf T.INKNR.

TlWlf- unupuauj iuw at je7-tt LOWNDES'. 157 North Gay street DESIRABLE GOODS. M. M. YE AKLE.

Offers for nl Super black MANTILLA SILKS, 26, 32 and 33 inch es wide Glace, Gro de Nap and Poult de Soie BONNET Handsome DRESS SILKS Black and Colored BALZARINES Super 4-4 French PRINTED LAVNS Crape and other SHAWLS NF.K.DLE WORK'O Cfll.r.AWS Needle Worked INSERTINGS and EDGINGS ladies' niu aiiao ner titOVES White, Black and Colored PARIS CRAPES UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS. PARASOLETTES ana surn shades Palm Leaf, Rutland and Pedal Braid HATS Leghorn and Parama HATS BONNETS, of every desirable description Rich Bonnet and Cap RIBBONS. M. fll. YEAKLE, No.

258 Baltimore street, (up stairs,) je5-eolrn opposite Hanover street IN ENS LINENS I. IN ENS. Lj I have on hand a larare stock of LTNF.N GOODS of every deseription, which I am selling off at very renucea prices, sucn as: Sheetings and Pillow Case Linen, all widths and Qualities; 7, 8, 10 and 11-4 Damask Tahle Linens: Ta ble Cloths an izes; Damask and col'd bordered Napkins; Russia and Scotch Diapers; Crash; Dowles Linen; Lawn; Linen C. very cheap. Also, a large assortment of Shirting Lin ens, 01 ine mobi approved makes, trim ol cents to Sfl per yara.

jushua ruvsium, No. 33 Kaltimore one door from Tripoletts alley. N. B. I Still have on hanil a lot of 4.

5 ai-il fi-4 white Canton MATTING, of a superior quality, wincn win ue soia low 10 ciose saies. j7-eo2w J. ROYSTON. riENERAL TAYLOR CAN'T BE BEAT IN MEXICO NOR DURBORROW IN BALTIMORE! We want to ask the ladies all, Who wfsh Dry Goods to buy, Before they buy, give us a call. At No.

1 NORTH HIGH. Our stock, indeed, is quite complete, And cheap as cheap can be-None need try with us compete, In bargains all may see! We are in such good spirits that we had like to have written a piece of poetry about onr harzains. Only thinit, we can give 8 jard3 of Calico, 3 yards of Muslin, a gooa pair r.t stockings, and a pair of Silk Gloves, ail for 81: a nattem of Drilling Pants. 3 with pockets, buttons, and thread, complete, for 60 cents: and a Coat Pattern of LED. 4 yards, for 621 cents; and, If we kept hats and shoes, we really thintc we woum oe aoie to dress a man out, complete, in a respeciame suu, tor about S4.

White uotton HOSE 6i and 10: some sunerior at 12A: other Hosiery in proportion: Curtain MUSLIN only 6i; Shirting Musi in very cneap. We would be glad to enumerate more of our un heard of nargs ins. rut our space will not ai low us, VVecnt the matter short by saying that we can, and will, give as many, if not more, goods for a dollar than "anybody else." D. R. DURBORROW, No.

1 N. High street, jelO-tf near Baltimore street. A BREGES. A FEW PIECES BAREGES, which we are run ning off at 25 cents per yard; also spotted and other styles LAWNS, GINGHAMS and Prims. Remember only at A.

J. LOWNDES', i7-tf No. 157 Gay street P. have left, some of those wide and very fine brown Muslins that have been almost given away. LOOK OUT FOR THE EAGLE.

In order to enable the patrons of the GAY STREET CHEAP STORE to find the place with greater ease, a GOLDEN EAGLE has been placed over the door, so that all, who want bareamsi in DKY OUOlJS tor cash, can suit them-selves without difficulty, in new SUMMER GOODS almost, out not quite FOR NOTHING, at ALBAUGH'S, 1R3 N. Gay street, ieS tft Eagle over the door. TUST RECEIVED. CARPETINGS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. MATTINGS.

Ac. CONRAD Sr FLAGG, are bow opening an additional supply of and superfine Kidderminster UAKrbl-INGS, of entirely new patterns, never before offered in this market. Also, a choice assortment of Floor OIL CLOTHS from 2 fpt to 24 feet wide. CANTON MATTINGS, white and colored, in all widths. Purchasers will find our prices from 10 to 12 per cent, below the marset rates.

(1NKADT FLAGG, New Carpet Warehouse, a 8-tf 75 Baltimore street, above Gay st. BONNETS-LEGHORN AND STRAW BRAID GOODS. We have still ia stre a choice selection ef STRAW BOi NETS and SL.MMfc.tv HA 1 China Pearls I Veronas 1 and 2 Neapolitan I French Lace Softs mws I Pamelas. Also, common Rutlancs, Pedals, and Misses' Rnnneis. Hats, latS, rtC.

Gentlemen's Summer Hats, Braid Hats, Leghorn Palm anrl Spohpi. h' the case or dozen, nt manufae Hirer's Milliners, purchaser and dealers are solicited to examine the stock, as we are prepared to offer goods at a reduction of one-half from spring prices. utK JUAts el -t No-J 93 Ja I ti mores r. ear Light T17ATER COOLERS JUST IN hand-V some assortment of NONCONDUCTORS. war- ranted to give satisfaction, at about two-thirds the usual price; also, some handsome WAITERS, very cheap, in sets and sinsde; plated Candle Sticks, Si 50 a pair; Plated Tea Setts, new patterns; Britannia wire Dih Covers; Table Flour Vases, Bo quel Holders; Card Baskets; Bohemia Ware, and Girandoles.

J- S. TOUGH, mai5- lm N- E. corner Baliimore St. Bridge. First au'liiy ETHERIAL OIL regularly sent to any part "of the citv; also, an assortment ot" Parlor Generator and other Lamps tor burning the same.

TjKSlEDY FOlTTHB PILES. LOUIS GO CLE IX No. 88 Wet Baltimore street, would respectfully recommend to those affected wiih that disagreea ble and dangerous disease, the PILES, his preparation for their cure. One of his remedies is a pill, to be taken under proper regulations. He presents the following certificate of its value, from a citizen of Baltimore: "I hereby certify that have used the above medicine, and am nearly well of the above disease, (the piles,) of which I have been afflicted for many years; and consider it supeirior to any thing ever offered to the public, and would advise all afflicted with that distressing disease to make a thorough trial of the above medicine, which I am fully satisfied will effect a permanent cure.

David S. Johnson, Dee. 5, 184S. K. Lombard Baltimore." L.

GOULEV would also recommend hisfcVEGE-TABLE BITTERS for the cure of the piles; but those who do not feel disposed Jo use his Bitters, may feel themselves already cured by using ihe Pills. L. GOiJ LE CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC The subscriber having been informed by respectable persons, that some individual or individuals are engaged 111 vending in the Eastern part of the city an article which they palm ulna my Vegetable Bitters, this is to request the public to bejtni their guard against such 1m-posters. 1 have no one in any part cf the city engaged to sell my medicines, and pers ins may rest assured that when any article is offered to them bearing mvnainc.ii jsn counterfeit, as the genuine' GOU-LEY'S MEDICINES" are only lobe found at my sture.iRR AT ti MD WE Centre Market. Per sons should be very particular in getting the genuine article, as the xurious may, as it has done in several instances, produce great injury to those who use it.

L. GOU LEY His ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS are also acknow-edired to In. a i-rcellciit remedy for billions com plaints. They arc extensively used, nnd pronounced one of the best family medicines now before the PUn nddiiion to the above, be has many other MEDI-cim a i. rt, ATiorsiS- of -his own mannliie- 111'.

I ll Urt 1 pr. al variety of PERbUME- it Y. iviiaioeues nf which can be seen at. his store, and which he warrants to be equal to any in the city No. 33 West Baltimore street, mist.iwtr r.i Head of Centre Market.

N. B. Remember the 38, ns the genuine arti cles nre for sale nootner place in "ajmore. CI 1 1 K.N A I ES, or Ootrnv Balsam for sale bf SETH S. IIANCE, 108 fe.lt more st.

ntul corner of Charles and Prntt nt. S-i lTtN I'Y To" l.END, hi sums to suit, from fPl to ill. ir? I mm, mi nil descriptions if Jew dry. Plate, c. No.

47 SOUTH ST. 23-co3m 7 hash "k'i iiTvi vk UND RE I) NEG RO-At the old eiBlilihi Ot fil.A 1 IW. it. 7.1. t1 uTm-L-'ii Itfiltitnore.

ne.iwKt ii i- llownrii wficre the litghe ist prices ore paid, necomnioda- which is well known, vv have tions for Negroes, always buying. Bern i regular n. in. persons should bring their Ml. 1 .,11 r-UHi.

1 .1 I U.W III 11 1 1 uronerty where no rouimissions arc Vi n.iii.Aitffl. mi in (His an; 'uu ers ose. it. A 1 i ions nitiK'od topromptu hy nddrewsin? P. SLATTKR.

i.Wim NEGROES WANTED. The hi nil est Cosh prices Will bKi veil for NEGUOES. I Wish to vmrnps for Sugar and Cotton II int i im iti in r- Pliinlers. 1 ft No will give he- largest sort of prices for House SeriMiils or Mechanics. I hose hav ng mich for sale, will iiml it to thmr interest to call a in in the rear of the Railroad ilcpot.

my jf-m J.S.DONOVAN lilies Having recently return LN irom New ilrleuns. and being desirons to of NEGROES, such as iield houne-nervaiits nnd mechanics, for which I will liny the. very highest cnsli prices. Per- huvillff lleuroe to (llMIOSH Of Will flltd It tO null mi me. at my old establishment PR ATI' STREET, betmten iharp and Hmrard All eontiiiunieiition promptly ntienoeu to ii muiress or of CMC EAT BARGAINS IN A.

WW SI Just received at 21 5 PRATT STREET: A iarge lot of 4 4 fast colir LAWNS, at 12i cts. do 00 acsana vnue (10, izj cis. do do 4-4 corded French Lawns, 15J cts. Also, bro French Linen 10 cts: fine open wor lied Hose 12 cts; White Paper Cambric 61 cts; Blacs Alraca also, a good assortment of Men's and lioj's summer wear, by J. r.

wawsuii, 213 trait street, mrSO-ti" netween Hanover ana snarp sis. XTBVY GOoDS- We. are refivinsr NF.W GOODS, and invite the attention of all interested in buunt BARGAINS; i we on er Ke.nl trench 1Avins, atzdernis BAREGES. S7t new style TtriiisJi T.OJ tl "fiLOTH. 5ifi innhes wide.

18 cents do do equal to "VorK Mills." lijc iN uH a MS, the neat sunp.y in Baltimore MOURNING GOODS, of all kinds Check and Tape-stripe MUSLINS A full supply of HOUSE-KEEPING ARTICLES. As low as can oe desired, as we are retailing the same at wholesale prices IMOKK1S jlO-ltft cornerot Baltimore ana Calvert streets. rjREAT BARGAINS DRY GOODS, CHEAP. S3 inch Knt. LiOng uiolh Shirting.

10 c. wortn 13 37 do. do. do. do.

do. 121 do. 16 Jih LIN ENS and brown HOLliANDS. 12 to SI White and Fancy Linen DRILLINGS and Summer CLO l'HS. V5 to ni Boys' fast colored Pant DRILLINGS and GAM-BftOONS.

12 MS7i LAWNS, BAREGES and Swiss MUSLIN for dress es. 12 to so eenis. All want of SUMMER GOODS, at about half price, will call soon at uneap biore. J. W.

KUySJ'OiN HKOTHttK, No. 63 Baltimorettreet, 2nd Store West of Gay street. N. B. PA ASO LETTS, cheap.

je 10 tf AUCTION LTNEV SHEETING. U. McELDOWNEY have received from auction a lot of 12 4 LI EM EN SHEETlNUr fuperi- or ana ltv ana laoric; oeing rurcnasea at srtaire- duetion from the regular price. Those in wnnt of such goods would do well to call and examine them, a3 they will De sola at a very small advance from cosi vrice. I They have also on hand a well selected stoefc of Irish SHIRTING LINENS; Bolster and Hllow case Linen; Damask ana Diaper Table Linen; Table Cloths and Napkins: Birds-eye, Scotch, Russia and Huckaback TOWELING, all of which will I be sola vnusuatly tow.

19 liaLTlHOKE STREET, jlOjtYS between Calvert and Light. tt 4 ir PL'C Q1TAUMC 1. WLilun. uiiwijui J. A i lie, We are daily receiving NEW GOODS, haueht oi very reduced prices, ot which our customers can have 'he advantage," as we will offer all our goods ii i i at sman pronis.

jumopciicu, RICH BLACK. LA UJfc.5 assorted widths, at 50 per cent, less man usual price Handsome ack Lace SHAWLS Black Net SHAWLS, partof which are of pure twis ted SllK White Crape SHAWLS from SS8 to 75 BLACK HEKNANl (pure Silk:) Black Silk Tissue Plaid, Satin Striped ana plain Black BAREGES Lnnins' superior Bombazines and Mousse! in etc Entirely new and very handsome GINGHAMS and filNUHAM LAWNS New Patterns of white and colored dotted and fig'd Swiss ii usijiiMS, tor dresses BAREGES; LAWNS; Organdiesand Summer Dre3S Goods generally Extra Rich Black Gro de Rhine and Mantua SILKS, nf a widths We invite the special attention of Wholesale and Retail Purchasers to our FRESH and SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS, (to which additions will be made daily) at prices very low. HAlUlLilUiN riAM EK CO jl06tl 203 Baltimore street. POSITIVELY SELLING OFF The largest and most splendid stock of rich Silk, fancy and Etaple DRY GOODS, ever offered in the Baltimore market. Jf.

irAtiDiJK. No. 135 lourth door above Light street. having determined to remove to Philadelphia during ensuins Fall, will commence sellinar off on THURSDAY MORNING, the 27ih bis large stock of rich Silks, and English and French Fancy GOODS a rare opportunity isnowenered to citi zens and strangers to supply themselves wita the most choice Gowls of the season, at prices far below ineir original cosi, or intrinsic vaiue. any person desirousof commencing the re tail and jobbing business in the city of Baltimore, a very favorable opportunity now offers.

The stock is a very desirable one, and will be sold on accommodating terms, and the location the best in ihe city. The house is nuea up me most eiegant styie, upon which there is a lease for four years, from the first of ebruary last. A1.SU (UK KEF i The DWELLING. N. 46 N.

Liberty street. Pos- khhmb CATALOGUE OF GOODS SELLING OFF AT 195 BALTIMORE STREET. Rich plain charaelion SILKS Fancy, plaid and striped do Rich Brocade do Plain, blk and mantilla ilo English and French Foulard do Wnite, pink and bine Satins Col'd Madelines and Florences Emb'd Silk Robe. IM DRESS GOODS. English ind French Bareees and Balzarines French anc English DeLaines French Lawns and Jaconets Scotch and English Singhams Do.

do. Lawns Printed Taletons Quadrille Fille De Chene Lama Cloths and Oregon Plaids White Cambric and Jaconets Do. Swiss and Mull Muslins. IN SHAWLS AND SCARFS. Rich Crape and Silk Shawls Long and square Cashmere do Printed Cashmere do While Swiss anl Net do Grenadine Shawls Silk, Barege.

Grenadine and other Scarfs. IN FRENCH EMBROIDERIES. Embroidered Roes Do. Curtains Lace Capes -French worked Capes Collars and Chernesei's Sleeves and Cuffs Vailencienne3 and Resency Laces. ALSO- Gloves.

Hosiery, 1. c. Hdkfs, Hair Skirts, Fans. Parasols. Parasol etts.

etc. etc. Besides a full and general assortment of Domestic i-, i 1. "1 Wllltil IIIUTl ITC SUIU pi CVIUUS LU lUClliCl of September nejt, bring what they may. m26 Oe3w K.

(iAKUiMEK, iNo. 195 Balt-i. St. LOSING OUT SUMMER STOCK, AT REDUCED PRICES. The subscriber intends closing out the balance of his Summer spock at very reduced prices, to which he invites the attention of purchasers.

It embraces a great variety of PARTS LAWNS, FRENCH BA- KKtih.ss. if ancy and fiainsn.KS. Ginghams, Chintzes, Barege and Silk SHAWLS, farasoietis, 1'arasois, acc. tjfciA ILEi.UKA'H KAK: Silk and cotton warp CASHMERETTS. bl'k.

blue and brown; Tweeds; Summer Cloths; Gambroons. Fancy Cassimeres; Fancy and Plain White ar.d Kibbed Linen Drillings; brown reach Linens; Silif, Satin and Marseilles Vesting; plain and fig'd white do; silk and eotton Lnder r-nirts ana urawers; bus-nenders: Hosiery; Hand kfs. THOMAS T. NELSON, No. 65 Baltimore st.

P. S. Also on hand, a few very superior white em broidered Canton Crapeand Silk SHAWLS. DRY DRY RETAIL STOCK SELLING OFF! The snbserioer havm determined to sell oft his Stock of cut Goods during the Summer, in order to enter into the Jobbing Business exclusively next Fall, now offers to his customers the balance of his Retail Stock at prime cost, or under cost. The stock is large, well selected and cheap, em bracing Ladies' IJrcs ijoons, inML.riS,lAKliUii.S, Lawns, SHAWLS, in Crape, Net, Hernani, Cashmere, Thi bet.

Silk. MOURNING GOODS Crapes, Gloves, Hosiery, Co ars. Hdkfs. QUILTS, Table Cloths, Flannels, Linens, Sheeting and nouseKeepmi articles, inciuumg ine enure siock of Cut Goods, both Foreign and Domestic. Such an opportunity as is now offered, may never igam occur, to obtain beal bargains.

liAIVUljlUlS tl. AL.iVIUiN, Derder in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Straw Bonnets and Millinery Articles, No. 221 Baltimore street, ma's -1ml four doors east of Charles st. IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE. The public are 1 respectfully informed that there hns been an arri val at "Every Body's Cash Bargain Store," of some of the greatest brirga ns ever offered in Baltimore.

Amon which will be und, very handsome. Lawns at 121, 16 and 25 cents, worth nearly double the price we are veiling riicm at; liAti r.tjr.r. GINGHAMS, California PLAIDS. Ac. low; Domestic PKINTS, at 5, (ii, 10 and 12V English PRINTS, fast color, at 9 cents, worth 15; Fnr-riture Dimity 12i; Plaid Mulins 124; Corded Skirts, worth 50 cents, at 25; Huckaback and Russia Diaper; Ladies and Gentlemen otton Gloves, elastic tops.

6i: Silk Gloves 12 and mil; white, black and slnte co lored Hose at 10 and vzk cents: l.uien Hdkts. very fine, 1 24 cents; vciy handsome Crape de Lanes, IRl cents; Pantaloon Stuffs, f.L 12 and 1S4 cents, the cheapest goods yet; 6-4 Tweed, all wool, 50 cts: black Summer Cloth; Satinand Marseilles Linen Bosoms, Hollars and culls, 1,25, worth Hf 1 blacK Alpaca, irt cents; rarafo's and 1'arasoletts; Domestic Onighams; Sliirlings: Striues: Tickings: Domestic Plaids.for servants' wear; Cnrpetings.very low; bleached mid brown Muslins, iiiicominonly cheap. Persons desirous of purchasing, are respectfully invited to give us a call, and we will convince them we can and do sell Goods us cheap as ihe cheap est. N.S. HARRISON, INO.

231 Lexinoton Strkkt, 31-tA17 between Green and Pearl. "SI. M. YEAHLK, JOBBER IN BONNETS, RIBBONS. MILLINERY ARTICLES, AND FANCY DRY GOODS, No.

258 HALT I MORI- STREET, (hp stairs.) (over Messrs. Hopkins A. Hull's.) In now opening 11 Inrge mid superb assortment of in bis line, enthely neit and fresh, to which be respectfully invito the Item ion ttf increhants, in the millinery business, his friends and tenernlly; they will jindoneuf the best assort airntn in the city for variety, ek-guuee, and newnvsa if i itlc He names in part: HoNNF.TS Ladies' Pedal, Rutland nnd Florence Braids, Birds-eye Florence, Indian mid Cobnrg Kut-imid, China Pcnrl, Rice Duimlnble, Coburg Cobnrg Brilliant, White Chip, Split and Double Uruw, l'eai I and liec Neapoliian, Pamela mid Pamela I dice Also', Minnes JJoimets, of various RlllliONS-Ladies' and Misses' nuprrb, medium ind common Ribkni; PLAIDS 111 great variety; figured, embroidered in fancy, white and iluek. from 75 cents to a piece. TAI TK'i'A AND SATIN RIBBONS, from No.

1 to various qualities. yullooni't Frinres nnd Cords. OTHER IN NET SI LKS Glucn; Gro do Nii('! Poult de Gro de. Afrntie; white, black ami pink watered S11I111'; I'lorencei-; 'J'nrletaiiir; Crape ic; Bonnet frnwiis; fl'itinet Scar I'd mid Co Crowns and Tip; 4lil I'lotli; Cup Heed; Whulebone; eov- ernl t- reneli mid eoimiion QiiillmgH: Nct, fie inn pinin; veil INeln. In White, llnek and sreen: tireen Luce, mid Gnu Veils; Pari Crape, in while, bliiek, blue black, pink, nky-blnn, A jet I blurt- blk Veil Urn pent while )iuikcr Crape.

ELI IW ERS, iii.nl,. ntul oiilwiilc, Ercnch und WREA THS. LADIIW KID l.LtivES, mn.iirino blue, nnnort-lil, while nnd black. HILK III ISE, whitrnd black, black npun nilk and Moraviuil do. Ididlen' Spring mid iSniiimer CH A ATH; SCARFS iui niiAv i.nien Ciiinbrm and Iawii HDtvI phi in, bemti(elied mill colored bordered.

HltKSS goods of viirioiutlwcriptiotm, including llrgant SILKS, 1" A AHIII 4 It lil II nn.l UI1M Kit lllt'tl. Client Walking Chiik UMBRELLAS, Ac; of which no win eii 11 cheap an thaf Can bo purchased, oeiore tne 26tU day of June, 1847, preparatory to a fii Viaena oi assets. JOHN J. wn i), a 26 law2mo Permanent Trustee. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 the creditors of THOMAS J.

BOYLE, an applicant for the benefit of the insolvent laws, to uresent their claims. properly authenticated, before George Earnest, Auditor, on or before the 11th day of June next, preparatory to a distribution of assets. CAARLES W. RIDGELY, my21-law3w Permanent Trustee. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The creditors of LEVI B- FINLEY, an insolvent debtor, are hereby notified to file their claims, duly authenticated, with GEORGE EARNEST, Auditor, wit either of the undersigned Trustees, on or be- iore me zin aay 01 mie next a23-law2mf W. B. PERINE, stees. rPHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That fhesubsenber J- has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Balti more county, letters ot administration on the estate BENJAMIN WHEELER, late of sai.1 deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, wan me voucners inereoi, 10 mc Bunseriner, on or De lore tne 4tn day ot December, 1847; mey may otherwise, bylaw, be excluded from all benefit of said estate.

All persons indebted to said estate are reauested to make immediate payment. Given under my hand mis 3d nay ot June, 1847. Jf3 -law4t- AKlfiMAa Kx'r. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Baltimore county, in Maryland, letters ot administration on the personal estate of JOHN KEATiNG. late of Balti- more city, dee'd.

All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or beforethe25thdayof they may other wise by law be excluded from all benefit of said es tate. All persons indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment. Given under my hand this 31st day of May, 1847. jei-iaw4t- ijK.OK.tiK SHfc.fc.HACM, Adnvr. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriDer hasobtained from the Orphans' Court of Baltimore oounty, in Maryland, letters of administration on the estate of CHARLES MAGU1RE, late of Baltimore city, deceased.

All persons havine claimsaeain3t the said estate, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, witn tne vouchers tnereot, to the subscriber, on or before the 5th day of December, 1847; they may other wise Dy law De excluded irom all Denelit ot said es tate. All persons indebted to said estate are reauest ed to make immediate payment. Given under my nana mis 4tn day ot une, 1 847. JAINK A. MCDOrNINCLiLi, je4-law4t a Administratrix riFFlCE OF THE CANTON COMPANY.

Bal- timore. May 12th, 1847. Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of this company, that their Annual Meeting (reauired by their charter nd by laws) will be held on MONDAY, the 14th day of June next, at 11 o'clock. A. at the office of the company, in the city of Baltimore, for the election of mirieen directors tor tne ensuing year.

The stock transfer books of the company will be ciosen on tne 27th instant, and lemam closed 1 the 14th day of June next, at noon. mi lawiuer wm. DfcJArv, Secretary THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber nasoDiauiea trom tne orphans' Court of Baltimore county, in Maryland, letters of administration on me estate ot thus as ijuk. ateofaa unnntv deceased. All persons havine claims mrainst tti nwi deceased are hereby warnedto exhibit the same, with me inereoi, 10 ine suoscriDer, on or before me zbin aay 01 uecemDer, 1847; they may otherwise.

bylaw.be excluded from all benefit 1 IT sait t.T All persons indebted to said estate are rrmiipil in mane immediate payment, uiven under my hand mis tnu uny 01 June, 104. )e5-law4f tA'J PAIN 1EL KOLLER, Adm'r HPH1S IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber nas oDtainea irom me orpnans' court ol Baltimore county, letters of administration on the personal estate of KENELEM B. WATTS, late of said county, dee'd. All persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or oeiore inenin nay 01 they mayother-wise by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate. ah persons inaeDiea 10 saia estate are requested to make immediate payment.

Given under my hand mis tyin aay 01 May, i47. HESTER ANN WATTS, m19-law4t a Administratrix rpHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That the s.itenhr A has obtained from the.Orphans' Court of Baltimore county, letters 01 administration on the personal estate of JOHN BAY'LOR, late of Baltimore city, deceased. All persons having claimsagainst the said deceased are hereby warnedto exhibitthe same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 25th day of November, 1847; they may otherwise, by law. be excluded from all benefit of said estate- All persons indebted to said estate are reauested to make immediate payment.

Given under my hand this Z4in aay 01 May, 1847. ASBUK.V HAKTLOVE, m24-law4t Administrator. TH1S IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber A has obtained from the Orphans' Court of lettersof administration on the personal estate of JOHN HURLEY, late of Baltimore city, dee'd. All persons having claiir against the said estate, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, or to his attorney, Joseph C. Boyd, Esq corner of Court House Lane and Calvert street, on or before the 1st cay of December, 1847; they maj otherwise, by law.

be excluded from all benefit of said estate. All per sons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. JOHN BOSLEY, Adm'r, m25-law4t JOSEPH C. BOYD, Attorney, TN BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT, IN EQUI 1 TY, 25th May, by the Court that HENRY PIKE. Trustee of William S.

Birch under a deed dated 31st October, 1846, for the benefit of creditors, give notice to creditors 10 produce and file their claims, with the vouchers thereof properly authenticated, with the Clek of this Conn, on or before the 26th day of July next, by causing a copy ot tins order to be pumishea once a week tor three successive weeks before the 25th day of June next, in two daily newspapers printed and published in the city ot liy order. True copy test: m23-1aw3w A. W. BRADFORD, Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the subscriber his obtained from the Orphans' Court of Baltimore County, in Maryland, letters of administration 011 the personal estate of IRA B. CAMPBELL, late of said county, deceased.

All persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 22d day of November, 1847; they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit of the said estate. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. Given under my band this 21st dav of May, 1847. m21-law4w JOHN J. CAMPBELL, Adm'r.

nPHlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber A has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Baltimore county, lettersof administration on the personal estate of SAMUEL WILLIAMS, late of said county, dee'd. All persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, oil or before the 20th day of November, 1847; they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make irame diate payment. Given under rav hand this 19th day of May, 1847. MARIA WILLIAMS, m20-1 aw4t Executrix.

rrVHiS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber A hasobtained fromtheOrphan'sCourtofBahimore county, letters of administration on the personal estate of ISAAC WEST, laie of said county, deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 1st day of September, 1847; they may otherwise, by law. be excluded from all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make mmediate payment. Given under my hand this I9tn day of May, 1847.

m20-law4t KlUliAKU lVULLS, EX'X. nnHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber A has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Balti more county, in Maryland, letters of nd ministration on the estate of DARIUS STANS3URY, late of aid county, deceased. All persons having claims gainst the said estate, are hereby warned to exhi bit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or before theSOth day of November, 1847; they iy otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. Givn under my hand this 17th dav ot May.

1R47. 9-law4t MARY STANS8URY, Adm'x. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Balti more county, in Maryland, letters of administration on the Personal estate of WILLIAM GRIM late of Baliimore conntv. dee'd. All persons havine- claims against the said deceased, are hereby warned 10 exmnu tne same wiin ine voucners inereoi, 10 ine iil.irilt.il An )lfAl.

iVioQClll, nw VnQmlitti. 1 1 nit iiyimv 1111. ill VI 1 i they may otherwise, by law, be excluded trom all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate piyment Given under my hand this 29th day of May, 1847. m31-laW4t STEPHEN GRIMES, Adm'r.

'PHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, Tin A hasobtained from ihe Ornhans' the subscriber Court of Balti more county, in Maryland, letters of administration on the estate of ROBERT BROWN, ale of Bal timore county, deceased. All persons having claims against the said estate, are hereby warned to ex hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub- 1UCI I'll llllllC 111 4l 11 lit. ion. they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit ot said estate. All persons indented to said estate are requested to make immediate payment.

Given under my hand this 27th day of May, 1847. tn31-law4t" JAiNK BKUVViX, Aam I. NERVOUS DISEASES. Under th-s head may be classed Palpitation of or Faceaehe. Neuralgia.

Toothache. Indigestion. Melan cholv. Hysterics, and in fact, every disease caused by the sharp, biting, acrimonious humors irritating the nerves; the nerves receive the morbid impression from the stomach, or rather from the blood throuKh the agency of the stomach and digestive organs, ana although other paits of the body are apparently the seat of the Disease, still it is caused by the morbid im pression conveyed trom the blood try tne nerves, to that nart. A tew doses of DR.

SW El SErl'S PA. NACEA will soon assure the patient that he nas the cure in his possession. Price Ifl per bottle, or six bottles for ses. For sa at No. 1W W.

PRATT and by WM. ADAM, i-ennsy i vania avenue, asningion. m-im ROBERT BRUCE, iMo. 136 LOJ1 STREET, near Charles strest manumctuTcs uur i i.KE AND BANDAGES of every desenr- tion: Artificial Les. Arms.

Steel Some btaysi; KMstic Lace Stockings; Knee Caps; Old Trusses repaired, and dreggists supplied Tvui Wholesale orders on moderate terms. MRS. BRVCE is ia constant attec.dance spor th adies. mlS-lm 8 ft IMPROVEMENT OF MARCH, 1847, in fti JONES' INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DJ ka C4 which renders it superior to any tiling ot tn i t'A kind now in use. It changes the color of th hai to a beautiful Brown or Black instanter.

It may be applied without fear; in consequence its ban been spread with surprising r-apiditrt; therefore do not delay if you want a beautiful head of hair or whiskers. Prepared only by JOHN A. JONES, No. 44 East Bal timore street. It can also be had at ail tne rrmcipai Druggists and Barber Shops throughput the I'ricn.

UNDERTAKER. The undersigned, thankful for favors confer rd upon him. would take this method of informing his friends and ihe nublic in eeneral, that the encouragement which he has met with during the time he has been engaged in ihe UNDERTAKING, is an inducement for him' to devote hi.i particular attention to that branch of his business in future. COr FINS of every descrip tion (finished off in an extra style) furnished upon th, lowest terms. He solicits a share of public na- tronage, and promises to wait upon, with fidelity and aispaicil, an wiui mrtj ifivtii mm wii.il a.

dii, tti ui: tV A RFROOM. No. 44 PINE between Lexinir ton nnd Saratoga sis. HEARSE and HACKS, that wi 1 give every sausiacuon, iurnisnen by the undersigned. JUSTUS KEEPER.

N. Mr. KFFFER has on hand and is consiant lv making up FURNITURE, of various descrip tions. he can sell on the most moderate terms. being in a retired part of the city, where his expenses 2iSSSl5S3SRW'1- 50, 62; the in he it weigh at least one thousand tons: i nis can oe i procured in the vicinitv of Georgetown, de- I lWrir1 ami nut in rW "for 000 I Iiverea and put p.aee tor I he design of the btatue is atter tne moaei of that of Peter the Great.

Eminent artists I Powers, of Florence, and Mills, of South Ca rolina have been requested to furnish designs, and state the neeuliar kinds of bronze best cal- for the magnificent memorial, so that Congress may be applied to for the old cannon taken durins: the present war, to be thereto ap-1 nronriateil. This enormous stone will be laid, with nnrtronriate ceremonies on the 15ih of March next, the birlh-dav of the illustrious Chief. Durins an interesting interview with one of the oldest inhabitants of this city, a few days since, impelled by that curiosity which seems to be the wont of every wrifer, I learned the following facts, which will be read with gene rat interest in the District: Before the establishment of the Roman Ca thoiie church this city, services were per e- ,1, JnroiKr.rr nf TVnt'iav I Younsr, Esq here as "the old mansion hnmpt." near the steamooat lanuinsr, ov tne "Rev. Mr. Plunkett.

The erection of the pub licbuildinss havms commenced, a small irame house was built on the site now occupied by the rhnreh on street. In this temporary sanctu nrv. divine service was performed by the Rev, Tl- C(Tnv. On the 3tst dav of Ju V. 1SU4.

the Verv Kev. William fiiattnews was appointed i notrvi. a new hriic rtuirRn Deinff iinisneu ou i 1 1 I iK omo lot on Snnrlav the 2d of Julv. 1S10. the same lot, on pupaay, tne aou uiy, ioiy, it was solemnly dedicated to services oi aivme worshir.

under the auspices of St. Patrick, tu telar saint of the church. This solemnity was conducted by Archbishop Carroll, and solemn service performed by Right Rev. Bishop Neale. President Madison and lady were present in the vast assemblage.

The little brick sanctuary was 60 by 44. It lias been subseouentlv enlarged, and is now 120 feet in two wines S4 feet aeross, with galleries and a neat steeple. The venerated Matthews still remains amongst us, like the noble oak, although SO winters have nassed over his head. I see you copy from Louisiana papers the nromatioa of Sergeant Major Free: it is Ser- rpnt Maior Arthur Donaldson Tree, a gallant young officer from this District. In my next I will send you the names of a few re of "the same sort." JNIercury.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Sttn.1 Washington June 9, 1S47. A verv spirited and artist-like view of the new Patent Office, taken from a point near the corner of 7th aad streets, accompanied by a vertical section, and horizontal plan ot the cen tre buildinsr, as planned and designed by Wm P. Elliot. architect and solicitor of pa tents, (formerly of the Patent Office, and late surveyor of the city of Washington,) and drawn on stone by A. De Vandricourt, a very distin- UiSUCU ir tne excellent lithographic establishment ot Mr.

C. B. Graham, of this city, and is on sale at our I nrint shoes. The view renresents a Grecian front, of va riegated free-stone, in perspective, upwards of 400 feet long, two stories high embraced within the order, crowned by an entablature of at least 12 feet high, and tnis by a plain coping; the whole standm? on an -elevated rustic base ment 12 feet high, entirely above ground. The main entrance, which is in the centre, op posite 8th street, is embellished by a portico 100 feet front, bv a depth of SO feet, supported by 16 fluted Grecian doric columns, each IS feet circumference, arranged in two parallel rows, approached by a flight ot granite steps.

This portico leads to the are arranged some fine models of steam engines and printing presses, opening on the west to he principal modei-room and on the east to a 16 feet passage, having arranged on either side the various rooms lor the uommissioner, aminers. Clerks, Librarian, Draftsman, and also by two descending flights of marble steps to the grand Exhibition Room, in which are arranged many oeauuiui specimens oi American "fabrics: the identical clothes and sword worn by General Washington; the print- ins- press at which Beniamin Franklin worked while in London: the original draft of the De claration of Independence, and various other valuable curiosities. The vestibule also conducts by two curved flights of descending steps to the basement story, which is arranged in a similar manner to the principal story lor various classes ot un patented models, fee. The building, when finished, will form a rectangular block, 410 by 300 feet, having bold projections and convenient entrances near the several angles, with an open rectangular court in the centre of the block to admit light and air, having a continuous pas sage around and in the centre of the four sides, extending about 1,000 feet in length the rooms on either side being formed and arranged to suit the future wants ot the department. Notwithstanding the great magnitude of this build- it is already much crowded.

Ihe wings will have to be added in the course of a year ortwo.unless the National and Smithsonian In stitute give up the large hall for the exhibition ol the models, which is now in part temporarily occupied by the curiosities under the charge of these institutions. J. Correspondence of the Ealtimore San. Washington, June 10, 1847. The party of negroes who were engaged in the assault upon JDunlap, the scientihe barber, will hnd ltamuca more serious anair than they probably expected.

They will be indicted for a riot, as well as for an assault with intent to kill. It convicted on eiiaer indictments, the enitentiary will be their lot. The "magnificent distances," for which our city was once so remarkable, are fat being filled up bv larare and handsome dwellings. A great number of private residences have been commenced this spring. The hotel formerly kept by Fuller i3 now undersoing a complete alteration, which when finished will render it one of the most commodious in the district.

will be occupied by Mr. Willar. Mr. Fuller is repairing the building at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street, with the intention of opening a hotel there as soon as the repairs are finished. When these two establishments are under way, our city will be able to boast ot having eight hrst- rate hotels on the avenue alone.

I learn that Mr. Tavloehas purchased the lot of ground upon which stood the "National Theatre," which was burnt down some years ago. It is his intention to erect a new theatre upon the old site, of the same dimensions with the former one. It is to be hoped that thoe mournful looking "old four walls" will be torn down as soon as possible. Trle antl 3Ionetary Attain.

SALES AT THE STOCK BOARD YESTERDAY. $5,537 Md. 6's 91 City B's, '70 7.799 da QI do d. Md. Sl'g.

5'. 2oo do do 750 do do do.77 20 shs. 4i 8i0 Sua. KR a 100 31 Treasury notes (6') closed at 1055 asked, W4 bid. Stale 6 per cents, closed at 01! asked.

91i bid. Cily 6 per cents, of 1390, closed at toi asked, 1013 bid. Baltimore and Ohio railway shares 43 aked, 481 bid. Arrivals of tlmtr. the arrivals Virl- diwn the Hudson were on Monday 43,52 and Oil UIIIS bpeeie.

meiNew vo. t.spres Matea that 000 gold was on uesday rtepareiiei tu New Or leans 1 1 mil man uy iuu suu- reinsurer. iojicii nere wpre exported frrtn Bo-a- ton during tne last inree weear, of aiillimit: tijitif, vniuru w( nils llmii l.e-r I V- L.V-. k-r 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 m- 1, 1 i 1 iiivuicwi. me roriiana.

r-ac nna 'nr tm 1 Railroad have deelaTed a semi-annual dividend of per suaic. Tl 1 '1-1 Twrt the Karl of this enmonny pinTr- ihm busines? through the Canal, for the fiscal year ending on the 1st instant, exceeds the moe-t sanguine expectation of friends, and atTords another illustration of the prosperity 01 tne country ami tne growing im of almost a the various links or ini.ind na vigation. The zross receipts on metunm for the (is ral tear were SltTOU, against uu.m 0 for the last previous year, being an exces in favor of the year just ctosni. 1 ne paianee 01 me Knmtal or preferred loan, due we believe 111 is SW.ixhi, to meet whi-h ihe company noius a sniKing lumi, of i's hoiiiis ana share, valued at Sixyi.oiio These btJiids and shares were bought market valne was about equal to the amount of the Karid il loan, pn have swo'len to their present amount impiy by the appreciation of the securities he'd- We understand an effort will be mace lhrough a of the bnd and shareholders to fund the bactt 1 iv. da on the common loan, uinotit wot.

OfiO) wiiton, 11 euectea. ine tnen; 3 i me measure allete the company will next year pay all the interest on their loans and a dividend on their stock. F.trvline EaUroful. The Philadelphia Bulletin tales thai both the slock and bjuds ot the Reading H-ii CKiraiiy are mti casing iu u- doubed security wilt be given, arid interest paid monthlv. ouartrlv.

half-yearly er yearly, as may be i Jt a required by the lender. Reference may be had of JUDSON MITCHELL. at Georgemwn, D. m29-eoet LUMBER, SHINGLES. FISH.

175.0C0 feet Seasoned W. P. CULLINGS tfio.fmo do 00 snore r. an 6.S.0OO SHINGLES. Also, a eood supply of se'ect CI ings, Hemlock Plank, Rails.

Joists and Studding. 2oo barrels No. 1 Gross LKKtNUS 115 do Pickled Family do 25 do Family SH A.D 20 half bbls. do do All of which will be so'd low for cash, or tor good paper at short ria'es. 5C f.

1 near Navy Y'ard Bridge. Washington, May 81, 1847. 3l-eo6t TJUNT'S LINIMENT. NOTICE. The reader J-A of the Sun the District of Columbia, are refer- tnl 4-a nln A-wt iao nt art in rinAT a-h it, tf-ia Tnifw ICU lJ dUVCI llrIlICJlV 111 Q11VLUL1 P'll Lilt.

C- i-'Jl of STANTON'S EXTERNAL REMEDY, called HUNT'S LINIMENT. ilo-tft TEDICAL CARD. DR. GRAFTONTYLERhas wim itiiii 111 j-1 iicj.iv'.ifti ii UK. ALEAANDEK MATTHEWS.

Prompt atten tion will be given whenever their services may be desired, omee corner ot Washington and Gay treorgeiown, u. aiiioimiiE ine residence 01 1 t. 1 .1 1 Tyler. ml3-lmt I in.ii.Ti, A liberal price CASH, or in exehar.ee for Trm- nufaetured IRON, will be paid for SCRAP IRON, th ha i rnrnoj? mTV' ipov wnifoa street, eirs romt. ml7-3m- J.

H. B. H. ELLICOTT. CY'RUS W.

FIELD CO- IMPORTING COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AJD DEALERS I.N PAPER AND PAPER MANUFACTURERS' MATERIALS, No. 9 BURLING SLIP, NEW YORK. Liberal advance? made on consignments of Parer. -n Dnla Dsinn Piillinm f' -i--, nigf nip, iu'c 1 1 t--r ana JunK Kope, ana all other Kinds 01 mercnandise. fe24-6ml TN ALL CASES OF PILES, DR.

SWE ETSER'r A PANACEA will effect a very speedy cure. It removes from the blood, stomach and bowels, all those foul acrid burning humfr. which are the cause of Piles and Costiveness, and by strengthening the digestive organs, improves every part of the entire body. frice per or 5 Dottles tor S5. For sale at No.

166 West rKAT 1 Baltimore; and by WM. ADAM, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city, U- m4-lmr POMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM Syrao has now been use upwards of ten years: during all of this time it has maintained a high stand ing tor the cure ot Couehs. Uo as. Pain and rirenexii in the Throat and Breast Difficult Breathing, Whoop ing oougn. Astnma, and oilier atlections ot the chest.

It is a happy combination of Mucilaginous, Anodyne 1 x- it I 1 aau jjApeci.raiii. wlih.h, wuen iy administered, rarely tans to aiiom speedy relief. and often effects astonishing cares. Prepared onW by G. K.

TYLER, and sold, wholesale and retail, bt GEO. W. JONES, corner of East Baltimore and High streets, frice 50 cents. 1V2-V D1 GENUINE VEGETABLE PILLS. THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE IN USE.

These Pills have become celebrated for their extra ordinary and immediate powers of restoring perfect neaun 10 persons sunering under nearly every kind 01 uiseiue 10 wuicn me unman irame is nao'e. I hey are particularly rer-ommended to nil those Eersons who are alflic-ted with any kind of Chronic or ihieering Complaint, as there is no medicine, hpfnr the public which has so natural and ha ppy an effect upon the system. 111 correcting the and livi-r. ana ine tormauon 01 neauny cnyie, ana in purity nig 01 ine moon. They are acknowledged by the hundreds and thou sands who are using them, to be not only the most 11411U aiiu ificasiiui ii iiicji nut ine Ilio.l lll- noeent, safe and efficient medicine ever offered to the public.

Those who once mane atria of these Fibs never afterwards feel willing to be without them. which is sufficient joof of their good qualities. in and l.ive.r Complaint they stuml nnn. vailed. Many have een cured in a few weeks after navuigsuaered under that ureadiul complaint for years.

In Hariitnal Costivenpss they are decidedly siinprinr to any medif-ine ever brouzht before the niihlif. nnH one 23 cent box will establish their surprising virtues ami placement oeyond the reach ot doubt in the esti- uiaiion 01 every muividual. 1 hey are invaluable in mid Mrnnwinilri. acal Affections, Loss of Appetite, and all Complaints to which iciiiaitrs aione are mimect. 1 .1 immediate conviction of their iitiliir fr.nn th firai aic iiiiiu ill HI.

n(l f'OHVeT HlITlOSI le Ve laxeii dj persons ot any age, and 1. .1 1 uie ieeoie, ine iniirm, uie nervous and delicate, are strengthened by their operation, becuuse they clear lucejrtriu ikvi i. irriiatiii 1- ty, ana lnvariatny produce run Health. As an Anti-bilious medicmc.no family should be without them. A single trial is more satisfactory iirin a iiiouuuu Price 2.5 cents per x.

or sale by GEO. W. JOh.K. huoewmr mb Tvlrr) JOHN LAROOUE, B. K.

KOHI- ItTW. PERKINS At HHOTII ERS. Ill Wasl.inet.m by V. SCO 1 I by Druggists generally. m22 eotf HOTHE AFFLICT I CELEBRATED UMVFUSAI.

I ui navr. ih-cii ust-u ny wr. iiiv i i.v in an fTn five in one ft trie most siCKiy pincrs in our country, for many and owmjr their unpar- niieieu Furies 111 an isu 1011s am! i.tvt-.r Costiveness, Dyspepsia and Nervous AITcctiotm. nria- tng from inactivity of Digrniive Organs, lm been itiuuccd uller tn more Kci'-rall lo the public. Iiaving been rroiueiitlv ftoliciicd to do so t.v inosi? a'iio nave r-Kpcrit-nced their happy li-cts.

They are mipertor to any PILLS now in line. The? are-no Ouaea niedu-im-. ln-ing a s'-ientilie iirciiiir- tion. 1 nrse i-iii. may ne tiiken with pcrrci-t niifc iy 111 mi wuniiiu or tiny ii-ci trom idem.

1 ncmoKt delicate person rn iv tulto litem witii impunity. Out of iuhmt which might Willi lll'lll'J. -II be produced, we offer the 'I his is to certify, that I ioiiowiiik: was in Morlm While. ley's Drug Siore 011 ihe aith of inher. mill, timl otiser ved Dr.

Miirtin I felt ver fi-k mid I should be 1:1 with 1I1011 fever; in fuel 1 had tnkeii medicine lielore, riot snu eonl irnn to liiif lie ail- Visej me lo lake his I'pnaATiVK Pn.i.s. tuid to tnk ihein ncci rding to direction. I procured a liox of them nn.i took but two doses, mid never WUH so f-peeiiiiy relieved, my wite, who mi cxccediiiftlf tieucati, woman, win m'-k mi my reiurn micr a.f'l'ldenl of persuasion Mil took only two of the Pi IjC they finely and relieved her. Alxo one tioard my vcrkcI wn iitKen verv nick; we 01 me ine reuu wiix 1 in rAtine'H 'y was nick. 1 rtqueMed Vrx.

Entmi 10 give him twoif and sm in in? confidejicc ui mriii 1 11-. 1 vuupheii iney bavcreiirvrii rum. (Hieil) Hknhy IUton. Wa.jer fd chr. Smnn Jonn, from S.

Ivtnt Creek. "ctoiier iu. 1 he puis are preiored mid for mil by A It TIN A. Willi ELEY Whol.esa DniKKwi- 3 i H.iUmiortj Halt. for sale by the Ar.ou,eeHr en goneruliy in lhirc ityi Win.

l. Iihnttfin. Nn 1 m. I. van Ne-, Miirnti Market Space.

Win. Bishop, Bel Air J. II. T. Jerome A Levilirtnn Mnrket.

Also, by Dr. A. J. Schwartz, Washington Cily, D. lilt.

MAKK1S To -warrant a safe and speedy cure many form of SECRET DISEASE. Dr. H. is well known to the citizens of Baltimore as a Graduate of Cambridge, (a degree of Harvard University precludes comment.) He is associated with an eminent ard experienced Practitioner from N. Orlears.

They challenge the World to produce remedies of greater celerity and efficacy. No disgusting oils, balsam, mercury or foetid drugs are used in their practice, but by purifying treatment, disease is driven out, instead of being turned in upon the system, by too quickly checking outward signs; thus preventing its return in a more horrid and dangerous form. No detention from business or great restriction in diet is required. The breath is. not tamted, or the stomach weakened, but by quickly restoring heahhy action, injur? and exposure are avoided.

All weakness or evils arising from a certain secret habit, perfectly removed ant vigor soon, restored. Complaints ana anecnons of with delicate and skilful attention. Gravel ar Piles cured ir a few days without paii or surgical operation. Persons at a distance mayfce cured at home by letter to Dr. H.

(post paui) giving symptoms. Med'- cine and advice forwarded promptly, and secured from damage or curiosity. Honorable confidence ob-Ferved iri ail cases. The pecuniary position of Dr. H.

enables him to make charges moderate. A treatise upon Self-Preervalion, by Dr. to had at No. 15 E. PRATT STREET, fre of charge.

A I Ti i I tntlia 7 A.jM. to 10 P. M. 1 Vi ruitj. jmce open I roai je3 lm WV-fi? barrel FOWLIN J- PIECES, received per Cincinnati, from Liverpooi for sale Ly tha cast or at retail, by C.

HUGHES ARM5STEAD. -t -23 Baiuciora strt. c. are low. ui-nu lm ed to HOPE II.

SLATTEU. liuiumore. jej cm iu.viij ciwiivq.