The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

0 Hkmkdv for a Stroke ok the THE SUN. LOCAL MATTEIIS. Poisoned. A circumstance occurred yesterday of a similar character to one already report ed by us, and which has excited a great deal ol alarm in and about the vicinity and indeed very generally over Fell's Point. It seems that, a family named Somers, of Mr.

J. isomers, watchmaker, Bor.J street, a f( doors south ot Alisanna street, is at the heal, having yesterday addul to their number a friend recently arrived from Gel many, sat clow to a breakfast, cif which some newly purchased cheese of a woman in the inaiket cons itu cd a part of the viands, and of Our Minister to Kngland. The appointment of the Hon. Louis McLane as minister lo Kngland is an act of President Polk's adminis-tra'ion evincive of his determination not to be the President of a party, hut of the whole people. In making tbc appointment, it is evident he did not take time to consider who it would pleae or displease, but whether the (services of t'lis distinguished statesman would not redound totlia honor and interests of the country and that sue'i will be the result, none who know the eminent ability, (he statesmanship, and the experience of Mr.

McLane in diplomacy, will doubt for a moment. Being no representative of a party, lie will be received ut the Court of ist. Jamesas an unadulterated American, ready, in the language of lien. Jackson, "to a-dt lor nothing that is clearly right, and tn submit to nothing that is wrong." Were he tj enter on his duties as a thorough-going Democrat c'C a Whig, his opinions would be known in advan nryaMEMIJKHd(il'' Till-; MUA UA1ENT CO.N- F1MST WAKO. Col.

Win. F. Gilef, I e'api. Kobert Ibitson, Matthew Murrti) I Henry li. Lauileriitui, Dnvi'l (irieves, Jr.

Pwid W. TTiidson, I John 10. Siansbiiry, Win. Wiekursham, I (one vacancy) Jjr. John F.

Al'inin uiier. TiilKD WAItl) Tloojier, I luteford, Sierluig Thomas Win. D. Eobeits. llenrv F.

'f'urjier, FOLllTil A I'D. John Honrs, I Kliiiili MHiisbiiry, S. C. Leukm, Vuiisant, T. Vales U'aUli.

KlI'Tll W-VUI) John II. Scitlenstni ker, I Win I.eonurd, Jeliii Woudcily, bimes ll. Aiil.iio.-n, SIXTH AKi. m.f) Cnhlwell, lvhv.n.l Cromer, llearj Stay lor, Ke-tehim S. liovvie, Willinui (oiibli fBVE.TH WAKT).

m. H. Cole, Jr. I James (ieorce, U. 0.

Hews, I JolniS. ill 1119. lb nrv vTt. Klbtli ll lejef Juslir-P! ruuey, I (ienl. .1.

Speur Smith, Jiide U. s.liomh, T. rnikin Scon, hsu, -MM'Il VVARli I. Benson, I li. e.aioy, As.uieeiui.11,1, John Win.l,.

Winlit TK.NTil W'AliD. Hen A. MiltenlMsrier, e'. (oeen. Frederick JDaiKer, I Andiow Ai mstrons, HWHC Me.e:in, EI.EV'KA'i'ti WAlil).

Ilciiryf.iirrelt, 1 'iUf, Lh.ines M. Kejser. Kmueis JJuws, (n-ore-lleUVe-h. WARD. (r.

KiciHirif I Genrari, Siniih, 111 Urelw, I John Sanelieuni, Isaac McCurlev. I K.Sil FAMILY CKOCiaUKS. Ac, io The subset on hand alterge a-sort-meit! of FRFSIl eiMisistine ui purl, viz: While Wheat Fumily Flour, 2nd quality; do superfine: exirn. fine Ue, undllie lovvertrrinlesdo Ill" best brttnds in ihemnrket. which he wilt sell in the lowest market juice.

Faniuiet i-urehasiiiu F'lour from the siitiNe'rilier may relv upeui yeuuie: Ris.d an nrttcle ns it is reiiresenied lo be when solil, und if not he will exchange 11 al hisowti exis-'ise. Also Old Hyeand Common Whiskey in bids Fuiuily (irocerii ior sale bv J.lAW.N. J)25 UlM Nil. Wl N. Ikiwsrd sireel.

rjilli: to inform Ins old eus-I. lomers and ihe pulilic ill nener.il. ilnet he bus taken llle Slore formerlv rjecuiiied hv IVIr, Frntieis I'aellv. No, iNOR TH lllltV'a it i I', where be inlenili. v.

kcepttvure-ivof OR 0( i( IDS and FANCY Alt-I ICI.i;S iu umieeral He flutters himself that those of his old euMoniers who to see this 11 Iv-ertise-llient, by si villi! him ii call miv expect All (i -INS. US be is als.iiielo..uiiill liie. TltlMAtlNHSiinil wliieh tire leiuainins from Uie old sioeK ol store Iu ihe full he will keep a selection of 1'AN-JJiiN IjlaOUS, not to be surpassed bv auv oilier bouse in Kjltuiiore. At. AleC'AllK.

J-5-it Afi: IIISi't)ilY, BtOHBAPIiy AND CR1-, ol1, 1 Price cents. No 3 ld l. AUK. sw year. 12; cents N'n Ili or, Vlnnrt de ll.iy wode Se quel 10 Maria T'u I IJ.Olive.

Prl-e i-eiils. 3 NOVKI.S, rimiaiuiiiR Kenil-wo lh, the Pirntoj FoiMuesol NicH; Peveiilof tin Pc ik.nnd Oueiiiin DurwoiHl. Price in cents UL'LV KK'S OlUis, ,11 one. vohiuie. These work area lib.nry in tlicuiselvcs.

und nre so huudy ot cnrii to iiuv one itoing into ihe countrv. No.fi KKOST'S I'ICTOItl At. WOULD. Price 2ots MYSTKKIIIS OK LONDON, ill one volume, seeo'iui only in deep Intel esl 10 Misleuesof Pnris SI The prosi-rdied book MONKS OK MONK. eoiuplele in one volume $1.

TF.M PT.VI'ION. by ICiiKene Sue. fresh supply. 2S cts. And all the New and Cheap Peiindiculs published, tor sale, wholes.ile and retail, bv Sll I' it T' A- W1IJI-, fo.

5 South sireet. liahnuoie. nnd 1N0. 3 Klholi's Hiunuii-'s, Peniiylvniii avenue, Wasliiuuieuu D.O. A CARD The puiilic und the fiieiiils in particular -eVof Mr.

WM. HIXI.FI!, nre re.sneelfullr requested to suspend ihe-ir oiuiuon in rehition to 11 hnnd-nul by -John Jnnbieiion l.ufitte," which wan di.sl.il.uied nboul the streets 011 the nmbt of the 2Srd und in which he is denounced as a "cownrd nnd scoundrel A full of lee fuels is belli? prepared and will be suMuiileil ir imbiiu inspection ina lowdays, wnen his friends will learn whether such 11 clmi Ke is line mid upon wliieh of Ihe putlies suciuia iinimtuliou should rest. it ro iTyiTliTiAFTijii '-olu do.mTnhjn i7'- Xl. from a leiier. dated Jiinunry 15, 1845.

A ennilemnn ot uu iuestioituble venieny informs ti that his brother had been confined 10 Ins bed for week Willi some, species of coub thai hallled ihe skill ot several eu nit physicians, and tiv the use of iwo hot-ties of wisT.vii's balsam ok wild ciikkry be has been resiored 10 perfect health, und he isnow a fat and benny man." Vours, respectfully, Kosskr ANitessoK, Thmfwists. Retnember, our ceriiticuies are all sii icllv true. Tim public is invited to eall and s.ee the oriiauial written iu-slruinenls. 'I'll is wonderful Hulsum cures Coughs, Col.ts, Asthma ol Ivveulv tofoity ears' slandlns nnd every shade 01 Luiif! nnd Liver sense, for hi.puitiss L'oi'isump. lion is the best pullini.vc ever known.

For sale by (1. K. TV LF.H. corner of BA LTIMORB and IlKHI SKTH S. HANCK, corner of CH ARLKS and PR ATT STAIU.KT Ac I2d PRAT l-STRKKT WHARF; F.J RlioTHIOR, corner of Green und Franklin reels; JOSK.l'II li.

STA.NSBIJUY, Thum.s st i ROHIIRTS ATKINSON, corner of jlmiover iiitd Huh iuiore SAMUEL HKKD, corner Ony nntt streets. WH AT IS OST CO.N 11 1'CI ViTto" 1 F.A LTH" A ITKK STATU AMD ClRCULATlOiN OF I 111 D. Now the best meth'st to insure a healthy state of Lio.sl is, on i lm fiist symptom of any disorder of tne I'lreuhcniK thud, such us Dyspepsia. Cosiiveness. (jid-dniess, or uny of Ihe diseases which urise therefrom, to use HiXCE'S SA USA PA HILL A OK BLOOD PILLS aceoiduie 10 tho dircciioiis, und you will obtain immediate redef.

ONE WORD OFCAUTION. When yon icolo purchase HANCK'S or Pl.OOli lie sure you Var" 1h'' live boxes for Forsalc bySKTll S. HANCK, 108 Baltimore street, and cor. of Charles and Pratt sts. j25 If Jr ES.

FRYFR. No. 1 Frrnrll anil Utrmnii l.oahini Glass, Plturs whioll he will sell ns low ns any establishment in this or any other city, by the cuse, box or sinale plate. Ar.so. nuniittarittres l.oakini: (lias's.

Portraitand Pie-turt Fli iMK-nivl COIitWrES. of all kinds, ascheai as Stoie ill ihe I'nited Suites. Plales inserted 111 FKAMKS, and all kinds of Frnmea Ilh-OILI to nider. 1 hadihT 7NlTiJct()it of Tikat. FOR PRF.SKRVING 1CK W'A'I'ilR, Is the mosi coiivciue.nl and economical invention of llic day.

ns 11 isitoiieii up in a cheap, neat and durable si ie. and will not only save half the exec-use of Ice.buf the Wilier haviiif! be. uuiue sniTii-ieiiiiy cidd, will retain the same lemperniure Ibrtuiithout Ihe duy. aM of' ihe most respectable references in the ciiv, from persons who have used then, will be p.iven bv'eulline on ihesulrscriher, nt No. 8 liAI.DF.RsTON four doors from l.urbt.

ihe only place in the ctly where they, are 10 be ttmnd for sale. J-5-ur J. T. CRADDOCK. 'i i 111 I (iritlin, I Lews nvniy, Wiilkins.

ll-tVid t. JoSul (anil It. It. I l.einiicl Suiiisbury, John Mel'iitrsou, Francis liarkiiicn, Williimi siiihl. The Conveniion will meet ui the Citv Hull, 't'lllsi t-'mliiy) KV I -Mi, at 11 o'clock.

A full mid puiiclu-ill lUteudnucc is desired. order. YA'l'K-s WAIH.U lt WAI. T. J.KONAIU).

nXV(mMXfiNWAM'Kb of VVIM.IAM I li. AKiiKX, who left I'liiladetlpliia for Baltimore on Ihe olh June ill 1 1 it 10. and when hist heard Iroint I7ih of Juno) uu in the luiicr cu v. If the nvo person wiio nccoiupunied him on thul liny lo tlie: broke 1 's iiihce-ioib-jiw check, or any person with whom he may lnive bad business, can iiivc nn information leiuliiiir to Ins where, ih.mls, lliey will confer a favor upon his anxious frienilsby leavuiii il sit the oiFie-e of tieSiui. jyS-lvv SlIKKU-'rALTV.

The undersiirned offers Inmseli us Ciiiulidiiie for the suli'mses of the Voters of Kullimore city, to till the oifiee. of Sheriff 111 the next election. He will piedue himself to do l.is duly impartially, fniiiii'iillv and primiiuly, if it should please his lellow citizens to elec. biiri; und his long ac-iiiiiiuiliuiee wilh the duties of Ihe ntlioe embolden him llnis loofler himself us a person lit 10 fill this most responsible situation, jyl-tft ARCtllHAM) Cr RIDOPT V. ALftJANAO.

l'i. JliljV: ib l-'riday Situruay. SI Sunday id Monday i-fl Tuesday 50 31 Thursday Hun I ri.Nfc.v I sttt I 4 SI 7 9 4 rs2 7 a I 51) i 4 5( 7 (i 4 7 5 4 Sti 7 4 4 47 7 H. Ill I-MSt qr. Mew.

-I l-'irst or. ,10 full 17 M. 4 II 5 A 8 correspondent of the New York Evening Post, noticing the many persons who have Buffeted from the effects, of being sun struck, says that in the West Indies, where such occurrences ate frequent, they adopt (he following simple method of curing the unfortunate patients; Thin glass bottles (French sweet oil bottles.) are filled with cold water, and coikid up; one is held trans verstly on the crown of tha head, by which means the rays of the sun are drawn from the system to the water, which soon Incomes very warm, and is laid away, and another, and still another simihuly applied, till nil the lire is drawn oul and the- patient iCitoieJ. The colder thu wa. ter the better.

Thk Nr.w York Fire. The Journal of Ci-anineice of Wednesday, says: "Thcrcnuius of Henry O.tinan, a German porter in the employ ol Messrs. Holly Si Gager, have, been found this morning, in the rums of the store in Broad street, adjoining the Gas House. He has left a family. This is one of the persons bvf.ire report as missing.

A great number of workmen are employed in recovering goods from the ruii.s; uilicis in clearing away rubbish preparatory to lebuilding; others iu repairing buildings wliieh were only partially damaged. Aiming the property recovered, in a dam.igcd state, i3 consider able iron and tin. We saw a large quantity of what had been nails. They were completely welded together ftom the intense heat, retaining scarcely any thioir of their oiiginal fjrin." Support tup Postauk Law. Wc see it stated that expresses arc again in competition with the Post Office 1 lepaitment in carrying the mail, and suits have been instituted against them for a breach of the new law on that subject.

Those who desire a cheap postage system under government sanction, should discountenance all infiingcnients of the law, and lend no aid to the efforts of ii responsible parties to break it down by competition. If the deficit under the new law, alter a trial of six months, should be thus increased to several millions of dollars, it will he used as an argument against the cheap postage system, and the effect upon Congress will be inevitably to produce a repeal. Storm at Boston. On Tuesday, a very heavy shower passed over the city of Boston. A large quantity of rain fell.

The light ningstiuek the Hev. Dr. 5eechers in Kalem strett, which is undergoing repairs, and did some damage to the brick work, Sic. Several houses in Faye'te street were also struck. The home ol Mr.

Clark, No. 2S, was considerably irjered, likewise the cue adjoining, occupied by Waterman. There were live houses in ill injured. A house and two barns were struck and destroyed in Abington. Retired.

The Rev. Dr. Coleman, of Philadelphia, has finally retired from the editorial chair of the Banner of the Cross. The feeble state of his health, caused by a recent attack of varioloid, has rendered it necessary that he should recruit by travelling a short time, before resuming the pastoral caie of Trinity church, Southwark. During his abiencc, which will be for about two months, the Rev.

Wm. Augustus White, late Rector of St. James' church, Downington, will officiate in his place. Distressing. The Washington Journal of last evening says that a child of Mr.

Segree, on Sixth street, about fifteen months, was dreadfully burnt on Wednesday afternoon, by the ignition of a box of matches, with which it was playing during the temporary aberxe of the mother. On her rtti rn she saw her inno-cent enveloped in flames, and of course immediately ex'iniuished them; but yesterday morning the child difd. Thk Body Identified The body mentioned yesterday as having been found in September last, at Philadelphia, and which the Philadelphia Ledger was under the impression answered the description of (hat of Mr. Richard B. Doran, a merchant of Haiprra Ferry, who has been mising since last August, they have since been informed was that of Mr.

William Murdoch, and was shortly aft: rwards taken -care of and inter! ed by his friends. Insurance Companies It is with pleasure we learn, says the New Yoik Mirror, that the insurance companies will pay all their losses by the late conflagration. By returns from the va-rious offi it would appear that the large capitals suffer more severely than the smaller ones, from the ciicumstanee that merchants louk ra-ther lo the amount of capital ithout taking into consideration the ami nut at hazaid. HiiRtum.E Di i'ravitv. F.dward Kinder was tried at St.

Louis on the 11th on a charge of keeping a house of il! fame, and, in the course of the trial, withdrew his plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty. It appeared that the only in- trats of his house were his wife and time daughters aged seventeen, fourteen and eleven! with two sons Kinder was an Knglishman, poor, a cripple, are! iu verv bad health. Numinai kins foil thk The Democrats of Caroline enmity, on Tuesday last, notninaied Robert T. Keene, Richard Carter, and Robert B. Cnll.reth, as candidates for Ihe next General Assembly of Maryland.

For John Beaehuui. The Whig of the same county have nominated for the House of Dele-gates, Thomas Wheeler, George W. Harrii g. ton and Joseph Peaison. For SheiifT, William Delahay.

New Citnti iiES. A most beautiful F.piscpal church, of stone, in the form of a cross, and of the Gothic order, is in process of erection at Saratoga, and will fooii be ready for consecration. The pastor is John Henry llobarf, son of tl late Bishop Hobart. The new Catholic church at South Boston, was dedicated on Sunday last, Bishop Hughes nlli Mating. The Maoni.tii: Tkllokaph.

The con.pany have agreed upon their foiite between New Ymk an 1 Philadelphia. Tin contemplate lollowing the line of the liarleiu Kailioad, in order to cross the Hudson river at Knit Washington. Tni is on an elevation which will run the wires Ihe masts of any vessel. The contracts arc all finished. DesTri ctidn of Wine.

Among the a tides destroyed at the New York fire was pi halves and quarters, Madeira and Slurry, Ital pipes, UK) half ditto and 1J0U quarter ea-ks Su-i'y Madeira; 3000 quarter casks Port; HKO tin. svc.t Malaga; 1500 Marseilles while, kc; 1000 cases Claret and Muscat, and 5000 baskets ChumiiAene. Rl ovei.U). A -argrapli recently appealed in the liettsiawr, staling that Mr. John Cly youngest son ol the Hon Henry Clay, had been confined in the Lunatiii Asylum, at Lexington, lor insanity.

The indisposition which afllcted Mr. Clay was temporary, he enliuly recoveicd iu a few days, and is perlcctiy restored to health Arrival or Gen. Tavi.ok. Gen. Tayh who is to lake command of the V.

S. lioops for Ihe Rio Grande, arrived with his staff on the lUlli inst. at the barmcks below New Or. leans, in the steamer Yazoo, from Fort Jcsup. Received with Hdnokh.

Shan 11 111 was met oppeispe bee ling by Ihe WHMmit ef St. Claiuville, his place of residi nee, and es corti 10 hn Iwme, wheic he ws addre ssed by Mr. Kinuoiy SuiAll. The New Orleans Conimeicial Bid in, in re fere lo the ot ar cane in IhattSta'r, fajj more sugar will liiis-ed in seven years in the Uni'id f-Utes than will be squill! for boa. cowuiHpli-'n.

A is I BALTIMORE, FRIDAY, JULY 25. Ifstfi. New Pobtuce -Tun Wk. ki.y "vs. as wt-h ns twtr Daily, will be forwarded free of postage to our within thinv miles of ihe citv.

in miv t-rection Persons wishing either paper sent id them reciilnrly, will please forward Ibeir names in lie office, south east corner of twilinieire and liuy streets. The Best Mks. lJarty machinery! Talk of the ruthlessness of the machinery moved by steam! what degree of comparison will it hold with that put into operation by the tpirit of party? Are tiny equal l'erhatis so; peih.ips not. The loromo'ive acknowledges no distinctions of any kind, and runs alike on a cow and a man, il tliry happen lo be guilty of the sin of lying on the track. The car of j.idgmcut is not mum inexorable, nor is the spirit of party less.

This will run down and run over anything, and crush it into the dust, which inny happen to stand in the track that leads to its foal; and hence it is that public offices are not ways, or but seldom, filled by the best men. The theory of our government looks to tlx incumbency of pub ic offices by tlie best men, by the most capable, faithful and honest; but has our practice been always, or even very frequently in correspondence with that theory? We apprehend that even political hardilioud itself, with all its brass ol countenance, would hardly dare venture an affirmative reply. Tl.c"claims" of partisanism has in fact set aside the theory, as a thing to be kept for special uses, or rather for use on particular occasions, and constitutional and moral requisites have to a great extent given way to party expediency. The best men! Why if you speak of such a one to a thorough paced partisan, as a person fit to fill any given office, he begins to think of a straight jacket as your appropiiate apparel. Your honest, faithful and claimable friend has no jiarly merit in his eyes on account of those necessary qualities, and without party merit he is unfit for office.

He has, it is true, voted the ticket of the party, Whig or Democrat as the case may be; but then he has always attended to Ids own business; took eare of his private affairs; was never seen at a ward or district meeting; never made one of a committee to draft re. solutions; never gave any portion of his time to the business of electioneering; never made any "sacrifices for the good of the party;" and, in short, though a very honest, industrious and worthy man as a citizen, yet as a politician he is utterly unworthy, except at the polls, and entirely unlit for any public office whatever, whether in the gilt of the people or the Executive of their choice. And who, or rather what are they, who thus ostracise the very best of men? Has the reader had opportunity for observation, that he may- answer the question for himself? Has he ever noticed the materials, of which arc composed tiur managing political cliques? Are they gen-erally such men as mind their own business, and (secure success in their industrial puisuits? Have we not cliques of all grades, fiom national, even down to ward cliques? Do not they man age the affairs of the political parties respective not these in their turn, as "the ba lance of power" preponderates in favor of either, manage the affairs of the country? When the elements of these cliques are considered, the re fleeting will cease to wonder at the fact, that poverty and party services combined constitute a "claim" to an appointment to office, though the former may be the result of culpable impru dence, and the latter have been rendered in con. sequence; nor will it appear at all strange that the really best men either eschew public lile altogether, or enter it only with great lcluctancc. But then, the fault is in the people themselves, find the remfdy is in their own hands.

They may complain a much as they may, hut they annot shift the blame from their own shoulders. If, for instance, the people of a State, or a large commercial city, permit some two, three, or half a dozen men to manage their political aff.irs for them, they cannot with a god grace complain of their doings; especially while they con tinue, year alter year, to follow their lead, and put them into possession of that appaitnt popularity which is politically presumid to be iriflu-eitial with the appointing power, whether city, 8tale, or national; and certainly they cannot complain of the of public servants, when they frequently repeat the direct of power to unworthy individuals, at the b.dding of a self constituted clique of malingers. So long as they continue to ratify the acts of irre-j-donsible and sell seeking bodies, their mouths must utter no sound or note of complaint, no matter how imperatively it may be demanded by tie mismanagement of public affairs. Their remedy for the grievance consists in taking the management of their political affairs into their own ha ud.s. Let them repudiate little paity clique, and refuse to ratily their doing; and when the services of men are wanted in public let the in Beck out the best, the most honest, faithful and capable.

Let them look in the selection, not alone to pai titan merits, but have regard to talents, acquirements and moral character, and at er some practice in this way, they may hope to see a relnrin of the numerous political abuses of wlii; they are wont to complain. The Bdrnt District The enterprise and tuergy of the people of New York arc shown in the i (Trts they am already making to rebuild the burnt district. An army of workmen, the Sun says, are already in possession of that quarter, preparing for building new and substantial houses, iu their speed to get a going again, we trust they will not fail to build substantial buildings in reality, and not the shells which are usually put up and called houses. The advantage of building a house in the proper manner lias been shown in the two great fires which have happened in the business quarter of that city. The 6re was each time checked by tl same building aud prevented Iroin spreading any further.

That building was a iittrc, whose walls were twelve inches thick, and the sleeper resting up ii projections in the wiill, ins'cad of extending through to the next building. A liiut should be taken from this by those who have been so unfortunate to be burnt out, and they should endeavor to protect themselves from another catastrophe, by but ding substantial houses. Encounter with Mail Konur.ns A corespondent of the Memphis Inquiier says: 'As the Florence stage lelt Uolivar on Thursday iiight last, it was robbed of some trunks about ten miles East of Bolivar. The rubbers were pursued in this county. Mr.

James M. San ders and three other gentlemen, attempting to take them on Friday flight, the robbers fired on the company, and badly wounded Mr. Sanders, the ball having entered his left breast, passing under three ribs, and coining out near the spine A shot gun and pistol were tiied at the robbers but in consequence of the dar'ane of the night thev made their escape. There are number of persons in pursuit of them, and they Will be ta ken beyond doubt, as it ii thought one ef them is very badly wound' A Skasonajii.ic Puumum. We find In a Southern paper a paragraph tunning this wine: "It is pleasant in a sul ry a mmrri day lo leave the dusly thoroughfares of tr, and sit down beeide some bubbling sprii the mar rin of winch is carpeted with grien'md tend luil, hile overhead the tall family of the lurost enweave their rustling branches, loini rig huge (io kio arches, wbie lliiough Heir intcis'tces a luiu of sunshine descends in eulUued (lory." which uL! t-cem to have V' ilinr.

ro- 1, five Lm ity consisted ol lr and Mis. Ko-m-is, seven children, and the friend above mentioned. I'vion alMvvaids all were taken vie). IcuOy ill and cil aid is i.enn diateoy procured, Drs k-lls and Ko hling being clo in. Si.ch medicines eie ailuiini-ttml as vvore deemtd best calculated for reiii and in the course of tbe day all were pronounced out except filrs.

S. Rod one liti.e girl, who were still mliVriiig iate yesterday ailejooon, good hope was entertained thai tiny would bo eventually relieved. This mat er seems to demand inquiry. School Exhibition A. hi.ahly interesting ex-hihi'ioit by the pupils under tuition iu the of the Rev.

1- Jarhoe took on vVednesilav a fa-moon, in the saloon of the Fellow's Hall. The exercises consisted of the reading of original compositions and instrumental ami voi-il There was a very full audience, who manifested tiic'r gratification the proficiency displayed by the pupils of the and gave evidence of an earnes'. in. teres in the subject of female education, by such an ocoa'-ion brought to tlioir immediate observa tion. Altec the exercises by the punilr.

ja address was delivered hv lies Kev. S. Rosze'l, which was followed by the prc-tin-lation of books as mementos of regard on the part, of the principal ai assistant-'. A suitable address was then made by Dr. S.

IC. and a benediction was pronounced by the Rev. Mr Kepler. A A'liwffnce. A case was tried on Wcdnes day before Jus ice Wright growing out of an alleged deposit of offal consisting of animal matter Irom a portion of the premises of Mr.

A. Lo on CouIsuh's Hill, Pennsylvania Avenue. TKj testimony Dr. Leonard, City Physician, Mr. Peregoy, commissioner of health, an i many of the residents of the vicinity proved the exi-tenee.

of the nuisance, its offensive and apprehended deleterious character. Y'estertlav the magististe iravea decision in the case imposing a penalty of .20 and costs, to which the party further liable should the nuisance continue. At a season like the present it is exceedingly rle-siiahle that no cause for such a complaint should exist, because the indiscretion of a single individual may peril the life and happiness of an entire community. Il'arlike. A young aspirant for duelling ho nois named John J.

Lafitte, a name already me morible in romance, having hem recently visited with a fit of indignation in the shape of a young man named Wm. Tell liixler, did incon iinently pen and despatch a challenge lo morial combat on the fie'd of Grutli, the inaiket place of Altorf, or some other place illustrious in story, calling upon Tell to meel him there. The noble Tell declined the honor and the hero having gone further into the business, fell into ti hands of officer lvreiss, by whom he was brought before Justice Armstrong and held to bai1 to appear at court to answer for the ofTence Verily this duelling makes without waiting for the growth of years. Accident. A little colored boy named Ccok, was quite seriously ir.jured yesterday moinirg by falling from the burden cars in Pratt street, in such a manner that his lies li was brought in contact with the wheels and considerably lacerated.

immediate surgical aid from Dr. Smith Svoindling A genteel? dressed man ent into the jewelry store of Mr. Brown, Baltimore strett, near Charles, on Wednesday ailerooon, and alter looking at several watches, selected a gold one, chains and append iges to eorrcspor aH of which he put on. O.e receiving the bill he a-ked Mr. Brown to send the boy with liiia to Mr.

R. A. Taylor's, in Charles street, where he would p-ey him Mr. consented, and sent the boy him, but the fellow contrived to give the lad the i-lip at the corner of Charles and German strte's, and has not. been heard of since.

StmiVemi in. His Quarters After chronicling the tour of this notorious personage, as he has occasionally turned up north, south, east, and west, we have now to record his rc-appeaianee in Baltimore, aud his arrest, alter a siiarp chase, out by the Willow spring, opposite tlie Grecnmo'int Cemetery, where he was recognized amidst a little Hity of boon companions, a siesta undsra tree. He was arretted by Fuller, Merchant, Gross mid Barnard, upon a bench warrant i.sucd out of the City Court, charging him with burg'ary nn the Hai lord a ihe act in which he is suppused to have lett his arm. A young fellow named Lewis charged wiih felony, is also arrested at the same time, in company with fjemi-Detni, nr Clark. Alttdged Fraud A man named Anthony Kul.n, charged by Nicholas Bishop, with havir.g U.iim-U possessiein of a inm-e and lo' $500 in cash and a promissory n-ac forlSSOj was finally examined before Jus ice Giay on "A edne da; aud held to bail for his appearance at ihe xt term ol the Court.

Mr. Wat-son fir the Stale; Messrs. Collins Blackburn for the defence. CffKiion A boy named Richard Carr was arrested on Wednesday night by cflii-er Mer chant, in the act of sending ofl' a lire balloon lie was taken before Jusucj Wright and fined accordingtolhe ordinance, $1 and costs. T7ie irertlher.

The good peopieof Baltimore and pa its adjacent, experienced quite an agree- au.e in iue s'atc ot tlie atmosphere, ves thinihout the day. We think it proper niinml cur li ieml.s ol the fact, that they way not neglect such a'blit ioiiI apparel as the cir-cinnstaiieu uuire. Mutieinlhe Square. (in itc a larire concourse of people lasl eveoio-; iu Monument Jsqu ire, hie the were re eaied and delighted wi.h a variety ol rones by Volandt's admirable hind, ennsi lin? of familiar airs, marches. I'he gia'ilicition was an amide noucal lor li (lisaj poiiiliinvt of a evening, and the weather was also paitic.ularly agn cable.

IIlvrs' safe lind commodious Hcaincr Columbia hnvini; been chartered hf the Hlues, will leave Light si. whurfnt three oYlni-li this riltcriioon, ou an excursion down the Lay. The nines' band will reflile the company wilh Hue ol their excellent music, iu ndihtinn which re esotil' inn blind, mid every vnriely of icfreshinctiis, beiirnvide.il for tho enjovment of llieir guests. See advertisement. KistliNO liitoCNn.

i'ersom fond of ihe dehhtiui sport of will at nil tunes find iIchiii! resort al llouck'R Pavilion, where all lie inn-wirics lor nqtcilic or iM-ciitoriil sp uls nre kepi ready fur visitors, with retr'-shini'iils of 1 kinds, by Mr. J. J.iajt-n, the present ii'-eoiniiiisliilinc pioprielor. Mock Tnrlle Snip whs served to tile Irilron. ot this neer cMubll-hliliMit f-ci iln) II lo I eloek, oil the snacti liltde.

mill vve leitfii lh if to-day i Krutuv (another of (hose exiiutsiic l-'ish ioe fo runic otl. newevT-rv ditv Sn-h libera I it oh Ihe pnrt of Ihe proprietor d'eierve" en-cnurnv im-iil. RANOKOK 1 oVIork. a.m. 74: 7C: 4 t.

m. Tf MAIiHIKI). (In the inst hv Itev DainelA Him-avd Johnson, to Airs. Ukmiikita JNohiiis. Is.

lit of" thlacny. On ihe 24th inst. hv Hrv. K. Ileiner.

IV 'J I a'm i i lOS.Io.ll.MA A. LaNKKOKI), Is III lit th'Scilv Tuesday evcuiui: Ikhi, hv llev. svhnhcr, nt St. Viiif-em de I'niilV I liuicb, Mr. Sam ern, Mi.akr-nky, 10 Mi Afkavhohx.

both of ilus city. VIED. (In Tlmrxl.if inorniue. nisi Jon Orosnit. ln-faal son of J.

hii Hie! Margaret Metjfe, up-d ii moulds. I'he triemls and (ie(iiuuiinnr-e the jninily lire re-spcctiullv invited lo intend the fiuiernl. from ihe rM-tleiifc, No 41 Kniiiwsitm-i lln Krida) iiiornn a. ifr'-lh 011.. ill o'l'liK'k.

Wittiolil invil ill. n. "ii Ihe nt Ihe reniileiwi- (if her brother Charles, Ask Li.izabs.tii Soran, in 1 jrenr ol her line liner 1111 iiuicMol lonu stiinuiuic. wlneti sue im wiih such ('hriBiinu meet, mid sulaicsion a It-five her frit-nils ihe eousobnu ussurunrc liial he has found a-oihi-r mid 11 Peiier worhl. 'n the ital Victoria Jask iiitant of A.

and M.K Sbctip'inl. in mom lis. Hi iheifist insl wile of Allen limes. Ill lln-Wih yearof lie-r u.e. At lii.vs.i Ins4iuh ver lorinerlyol Knliininic At msu Kusiia his 4.sih At iVH.hiiii'tnii, Ifih Josttrn O.

Annatws, in ttii'D-'ih )iaroi hisnce 11 1 I in uiirl. mill lur VI Wis Shinies lloiei, iibwommiip. 0111 li'n'iiniore, tmf for many years prut a eiiii-ti (1 Il I'ri mViirr pin mils, do S. I K'J'IT will nt the li''iu ovei ihe II.UIIU- MIN THIS iKrnl.i)) I.VI..M.MI. mi O'clock It rf-r sj 1 1 1 Pa ihi tk h's i 'I i I.M I'll 1 -I inke Ihr lils'd) ol-ierin Ul ell Id the vote-s Iiilllliire cite (is mil dale lot ihi-nilii-eiil HIIKKIKK, (nut itel resis-eliullv si'hell Iheir s.iiM"irl; mid if snceesiil, I plle nits-" to ne tin lv(i rxp'iiniis lo give enenil siiimiw tn-n.

ilii eo.iu LM iULMJ. by the wily diplomatists of Kngland on all the pron.inent questions that may arise for negotia tion. They would know exac'ly how to approach him, with the view of gaioingthcir point in any controver-y that might arise. The "end of his tether" would he km wn to be just whut the party to hih he might belong would de mand, and every move that he would make in negotiation would he but an index to them of the grand ri suit to which he was cndcavoi ina to arrive. But Mr.

McLane enters on the performance of his responsible duties as an independent American citizen, with national obj cts in view, wholly untrammelled party views and contentions. We have lia-i many instances of the impropriety of appointing scheming politicians to foreign missions, and it is with gratification that we find Mr. Folic setting an example and a precedent which it is to be hoped will never be deviated from. The appointment of a Minister to Kngland is a matter of too much importance to the character of ths administration to run the risk of making a bad selection. In justice to himself, there lore, Mr.

Polk doubtless lelt bound, in view of the present position of affairs, to tender the appointment to one in whose experience and ability he could place the greatest reliance, from personal knowledge, and we doubt not but that the whole country will ultimately admit the wisdom of his choice. Mr. McLane being not the mere representative of a parly, the real anxiety should be whether he will fully and man-fuily defend Hie honor and interests of the country, and all ho remember him in the councils of the nation will have no fear as to this. Some of the more ultra political papers are finding fault with his appointment, because he is too independent to suit their peculiar notions because he rendered more service to his country than to any political party and because he has always trodden the shackles of party under foot when they interfered with his own views of what he deemed ritrlit and proper. Such men are sel dom to be found, and President Polk has display ed wisdom in securing the services of the most prominent of the independent men of the country lor so important a station.

A DixiiiMatk Muiuier. The Huntingdon (Pa.) Globe has an account of a deliberate murder, committed at Mill Creek, in that county, last wuek, which has caused some excitement there. James Caffcrty, the murderer, had a dispute with a Mr. Patterson, and attempted to shoot him. He subsequently declared that he would shoot some person about Patterson's house.

and he did not eare who. Seeing Dav id Hissler, a man who it appears he never had been acquainted with, but whom he knew to be the son-in-law of Patterson, he deliberately raised his gun, and told him, "now I'm going to shout you," and fired the contents inta Ilassler'j side. Hasslcr livtd about twenty-four hours, in great pain, when he expired, leaving a young wile and one child to mourn his untimely death. CatTerty was taken into custody to answer for this coldblooded deed. He Should nc Kkcali.ko.

Mr. Livingstone) who is attached to the American embassy in Madrid, won universal distinction at a bull tight thereon the 10th of June, entering the ring on horseback and killing a bull. A Madrid paper says he acquitted himself ith great courage and address, and gained great applause fiointhe ladies. One of the newspapers greatly recom mends him to introduce the delightful and intellectual amusement into the United States, pro mising him that in so doing he ill win eternal gratitude of his countrymen, and shed fresh lus tre on the distinguished name he The presence of a member of the U. S.

delegation at such a scene was sufficient to secure for him the condemnation of his countrymen, but for his participation in its brutalities, we have no doubl the President will honor him with a recall. IliNORANCK AND SlTEIO-TITION. A prophecy that the remaining third of the city of Quebec was to ba destroyed on the I'tli insiant, pro- ed much consternatiou among the less intel ligent portion of the population, many of whom had fullered Irom the edicts of two dreadful conflagrations. As the day grew near, (he ut most terror ai consternation prevailed, and al though the day pasml without any lire, eithef thiough ineendiaiisui or othet wise, so impressed were the poor inhabitants willi the vivid recol lection of the terrible scenes of the late conflagrations, that they could not be induced to consider themselves out ol danger until the supposed fatal day was over. Ktnisn on A Hail A correspondent ol the Philadelphia Times, writing from Colborne, states that on the previous night, a drunken fellow of the name of Gilbert, residing in that village, was convicted of beating his wile; aud therefore rode upon a fail! lie swore he would burn up the place, and this morning about three o'clock can led out his threat, by setting (ire to a house, which spread to others, and ended in tiie destruction ol eight houses and stores.

Gilbert look lo the woods, but he haa been pursued and atrested, and is now inj.ul here Louisiana. We learn Irom the New Orleans Picayune si the lGih Jude Isaac Jdtincn and Nasimond I.andiy, Ks.i., have unanimously received the nominations vcrnorand Lieutenant Governor Irom the moeratie State Convention convened at Ilatoi, Hougc, I I inst. York Srwtsus. '1 his lavonta resort for such as are in puisuit of health or reci tation, appeals lo be well sustained. A letter Irom lint place, dated Tuesday last, fays: "There ere ninety to sitdowntoeatwilhusnow.

The arrivals liavj been frequent since I came, and there are twin ly more exjweted this evening." Asiatic ChiiI.K.ha in Nkw VoRK'-l'nder this head we Cud the following announcement in the Milwaukie (W. Sentinel of the inst Passengers in the boat last evening continued the paiulul tumor of the tsinlciic of the Asia tic Cholera in New i ork city, There have up io uie ihth accomns, uccn 20 cases." OMNIUM 1 lllKVks. Some of Ihe omnibus thieves, of whom so much has been said in York, turn out lo be female. A gentleman in- .1 XI If. .1 forms me new mru r.xptesa ll.al Lo Wds robbed a flight or two since by one who was well d.

eased and pretty. Dkownlu, Vi learn Iroui the Kasletn S'ar, that Mr, chdici i'lall was drowned on Satur day last, in King's Cie about miles liom Laeioil, wills' bat hi, JvavaL. 1 r.e U. 8 sloop ol Marion, at the Ciiarlistowii navy yaid, is bn Ii (J oul fur ta as tool i4iijie. tttTTKR BAGS lif AT TUB RXCll.

X.ill KCAiVI.W kOO l-'or Snip KnphrusKi. 1st Aug. l'or Viilimruiso Ship semn. I'or Holle.rdain Sliip Hiihnn, noon. For lioficreluru MmpSlepheii l.unnnn.

with desp. l-'or Havre Snn. Venice, with (les)iatch. For Hrciiicn Slap Anierici. witii (Icnuitcli.

For Hani ue IJeorge ic Henry, 1st A. For I' in de Janeiro Hnrrine Culhuriue, tew ua)s. For Trieste liner Junius. Aus. For Antwerp llrii: Helen soon.

UATl.ts. Inly 4 I Canton Mar. IS Inly 5 Hio de Janeiro. in 1 1 5 Ijondou I.ivertiool. Havre fORT OF UALTLMOHE.

July 24. Mb CLKAKED. Ship l.eop'trd, II. M. Hodfros, bariine Kuconia.

Porter, Auisierdau). do; brn; Pioneer, lien-I011, West Indies, (with inward cursoj Win. Mellon-aid Co; sehr i'aliiouth, Creighton, reteislmrir, Va. AKKIVKiJ. Sehr Mary, Smith.

6days from Providence, via Newport, domestics. 10 A Cole. Sieanie.r Heorgin, Coffey, from Ilepnrtsofl the Horse sheo tiitrque; off New Point a hrinHiiiine; oil Ihe ippubaunoek a lull risneil lit ic hound up SAII.KI) tin- ineiriiinct, wind iianpuj Sniiili, K10 de Fined. Jewe.t. Portland; Br.

brig Sloop, Si, Johns, JJ. Ship Iljidius Johnson, trom James ftiver. taud not barque Ins. Merry man. fr tn Pnltuuore as supp.seJ was thu vessel re ported as uri ived :0 Ileivoe-l isi 111st.

lirijrs bnhv. McKenzie, froui Hnliimore, arrived al Iloslon 21st insl; and Mary Sianlon, liearse, irum do. do.SCJl. Iti nt lidy A'lams, IJentltnll. from York, arrived al Walthall inst.

Selii-siieorne W'ashinsloii. Coleman, und Gen Wnsh-tniiton, Horli on. for iiulliiuore, went 10 tea Irom Sa-viuin di Hit" insl. Sehr Cidlao. Dunton.

from Bullimore, arnveif at Ch.irlesloii 2-l in-t. The sehr. Fanny, Pnlherso.ii, from New Orleiuis for Havana, vvdli iio. wassiruck by a white sipi, ill on the bllh when only three d-ijs oul, in Inl. 24 43.

Ion. it' 15. and knocked on tier beam ends. The eaputiu mid crew escaped wilh only ti cloltp's lliev bad oil at Iheliiiu: mid reinauied on Ihe wreck iinii! the when ihey were rescued hv bonis from ihe lir ship llbz ibc from Mobile l.iver-po e. Hil Ihe lir.

brinjue Jane froui Jaimica for (iuenc-ihe former talons' tour of tiie sejiiieu Co Liverpool; the hilter took the eapt 'ill, imite, and two of thecictvnnd I unfed tin-mat vaua, whence the -New (Irle-ins loih iust. brift l-inipiessario The vessel and cargo it total loss partly covered hy iu-suranee. -I'lillSH SOU Sn ar Med I I and ev l.i.o le- F.HS. choice CHKFSK. AltKOW HOOT, KICK FI.OCKaud I.KMON ja Al HCL'S DK.ViSi at UuhinKirest.

7 KAfrHdl" 7i lbs. henvv romb SICIRTIMf 12 doz. drewed CAl.F SK1AS Just received and tor sale by III.UKH, jSVIft aimtrftW PicKi.iNi; spici.s, i.m, with nil iwiortineiii of Preso-vin; SIJijAK, for-itleby MARCOS UI-lMSoN. 51 llaliiinore street. I I iiood ACHINE; 1 InrccTI It MM1 l.ATIIi;; 1 Inore do Sld very low.

Aiply lo WM. HARRISON', j'-avvlt I Accnt Cnnton Compnuv. acon hhds. Id SI I.I. lbs loose inn l-'ninilv HAMS 2(H) No.

1 I.AKI) III bhls In Hlore und for sale KUHJt A j2.Vtf to Commerce sireet. IFF. OK published und for side Ij by lo CAS. Jr. No.

1711 linliimore sireet. of the Life, Works niid Uoe-ti ines of John Cu vin, Irom ihe French of M. V. Atuhn; by Hey John Mctiill. II ASS SKIRTS THIKI-; VARUS WIDF, FOR I (INK IIOI.I.AK.-Jusl received at No.

TIMOR STRI iHT. three doors nlsive l-'rederick st. JMI (irn.M Skirts, ih-ee jams wide, ill sfil only list Corded Skirts, nt cents only teasi iiieecHcviuy stele llihlsins, very ebcHp HI dozen hue Stoekllllis lit Ut eetlls aim (llovcslind Mills, lit U'l ecnls Tin eat! and i hccs; fu'il Nets; Swiss nnd (arn. brie Muslins, Cu beefs, 'iiiihaius. I anvils und IJurcitcs NetShuwIs Seurts.

Ve'ls Orei'ii ImiCKe. Ac, The I ulics nitiv relv 1 11 liiiilini; it splendid nock of new OooOs 2n is--cent lower llinu mi) nther esiaiilislmient. To be loiuid only nt three doms above Freilenek stieet. Wild.lA.M HKOAUIII-iNT. jjiiil'r win now snAbi's--FAVAI A- TH AX.XI' A li nftr II7A-l)HW SHAIIH J'AIX'flillf.

rcspectlully innioinice lo their I'm il ls nnd Ihe thev 11 1 prepnrinit 11 lilo-t heauiiful mid fiishi uiabb iissorltiienl of Wl -IXUV Sll VliF.S, nnd invite nil Ihose who are lima-Ictus of that hit. ornament so imieh admired in Nevv 1 in nnd the 1 ruicip il cities in Kurope. 10 iive tin ru 11 call, (alv Vievvsinid laiiid-cnia-s lo order on the Shinies, of nil s.zes, from Jl lo SS per piur, whoiesule nnd reiyb jvl'i-liii l)cu ll Hallunore street. 1) J. H.

Kl'dJddl respHciinlly iiii'iirnis IV Ins friClldsniid Ho pulilie Ri lieriilly llial he has ie-moved irom No Smili streei to 2.H II next lo ihe corner of Onirics (I where he wib keep 11 lull 'riineul of Sehool, Aledi-cul und iMlscelhineous HOOKS; Slationere Juvenile Work; Toy Hooks; Alninuiies; Colored I.iihomnpluc MulWKuny I'icliire nnd l.ooknu Olass Flumes. Ac. Manufacturer innl Piiblislier, Itnltituore- street. Vfifl RKNTAM) FIXTl l.l-.s IDIt SAI.K-Thc STORF. No afoutli KAV formern or-eupied by me nltoitcilier one of the nsist d'-simble Iiiisiiichs sia-iils in Ihe ciiv.

The unit renson for vncatiiiK is n. iiiu t( the store bciim Iihi suiutl lir no business, Kent loiv. F.niiiire of J. KKLI.FR, 1N0 iMl Hii'timore sireel. Jy2'-tlil iNSIRANCli AiiAINST I OR I -A I.I.VI UlNli.

Anent for linlliin irc of the Crotnu iMntual) l-'ue and Murine liisunuii'ti 1 'ompnny, is pre pto-evl to issue l'( OK 1NSII. It VM F. ik 1 1 1st hues or ehuimge by Fue and aeiuust Marine rik. This Company tM-infr roitdiicleit on ihe Mum phm, li'ivinit nosiocsboldcrs lo pue, but reiurinmi ihe net prohl to lis dealers, oflers lur ineiiler than eouipaun tinder Ihe old ssiein. snd must us it fm.

cumsM belter known, ronminndit preierfnei- A. K. for Itiiiliitiore, No 4h linnbnrit slr-(M, Jy5A-2w opfos.ie the Cost mi House. I F.T'I'IIIS iiriSKKN ANDIO- AI) UY Al.l,.-Cl.il-I (lien's Cubic l(oot. isKelll leatlier, rls siipe-i Idaslle SliSlldius Ji ilo SilK.

Mir 1I1 (I, 371; ureal sii linrnt of liluyrs, per ever; rlrtalil blncK Sik 'It. 25 crnls; (aopct 'iuit, Tiitnks. Ilriishss, Conns. S-iiii s. Knives md s-'olmprd-ekSniiMiiidris 871 muese Funs, 6 cents.

Thousinds of of icr lerliel- m( ml rnrni on the corner irkeluiul learle. Jy MOR riMF.lt A MOWHltrtV. ri-10 COPPF.K nlvnrii.er Is 1 quiieciiiitnleiii he h-isn pNii fue smltiu and c. ciniiij iiuiiaei tor 1 1 ii si an) kind of inciiils. nnd ill it hvePnisoi miuer.il can be )u ij.r, same spsec us mis is now.

-is poe li-e in is uiucflenllf n(ii liitieil tvi liirii iccs and in ninl rim ive reiereiievs tuiinv" now 1 111101,4 inl" niseraii. ti 10 I hint, sud Ii no hr-siiiitMu s-onir nl e-su 111 evemhl for luel Any pltemi 11 ue si le in tn in. lieslllMy Inle (lii a to ale wilh Itome. sir will riot be nlicii. ift lo.

The telve'iiwr will eit'u-r put one I (in al hi n.vu cur-cnse tend proee it. or ntlo" eop ns mn I I ins. 1 1 iNl I'H Wat, Yeirk, Jii-lw; OliSKHVF. THK NAAIF. AND NL'Ai- id-iu (ic rue; sroitK.

MATS AMI CAPS 40 I (IV IN an AIHo. 40 BAI.T1MOH STH F.ET., Jirt doors below-Frulerick stre.rt COFPdANI) GROVE'S FR STVLKOF HATS; WTE RUSSIA NAI'I'hl) It AT, NKW STYt.H. bite. Peurluud Hlue CASSIMFIIE HAT? Best Hlnek luck Parish BEAVER; SILK HATH; best Uuick hut'SIA. V.vr.ry descripli ui of Roy's, Youth's and Men's Low Crown HAT.imd CAPS.

a. mLIST OF PRICMS IF HA'l'S" DAL TIVlORi; STRKKT.kear lids arc, aecordiiin to price, somewhat cheaper than ceneral. and those who Wuu hi secures good a'liele should cull as above. l-'iiie Snk Fur liody, AO Do do Cassinier (bluck) 3 (10 Do do ussia 00 2 Heaver 3 (si No. 1 do 4 00 fleiiileinen.

cull mid sec. --eOOIJ I.CCK IN CONTIN CATION'. Some ofour 1 liewcill mersenme in forn porMlshare yesterday. in a package of whole nckeis. and S5ou in a sui-tr licket were both sold 10 sirauters.

Sino were sold to our old natron up town, in a quarter to a ci'tzeu on the Pi int STis-Kt-'Selmwii ballots; lickctojj. TO-DAY; prizes 01 besides. T. T. A on the corner, head of Centre Market.

Hand on vour en'ers The SMALL FRY" elrnwss TIKMOIiHOW. MfK). Tickets S5I; iiuarie-s of eigluhs fl.75. U. 7j-N 1.1 drawn 2A fUf FRY OFF 1 If i.ves cents Quarters 2j cents, and a package of 25 Qrs onlv SJ f.

hi iki 'I'fUS HAY. Tickets S2 m. Quarters G2. 'I'he lucky lickcls topi fmckapes 111 theabove are now 10 beobtuined nt the Office of Flelclier A No. Hollidav streei.

where every nijc meets with success. Diawii 117. July 24ih. (irize are 116 II III 7il -fi Ai 4(1 20 1 2 71 52 3. Otdersbythe mails.

Address AMI-IS A- CO Jy25 Hultunore, Md. HflM CXPITAL TO-DAY FOR -H iUU lllCOLVIN A CO'S yrein prize of-fic-. where vv-iis wed vtterday the priz.es of sauino. coinli. 12.

2d. in, and comli II. 44. 1.7. Prizes always to tin hud nt llos office, (Hie of Ihe cnpllul Bold on Weil in wla 11 -w (-li fi'U Itt this 1 lijee.

THIS DAY! THIS DA CAPITAL. Tickels SS1 DRAWS TO-MORROW, the ALL I'llV Scheme CAl'l I'Ad PRI'K 'Pickets SI; sh-ires i.aeenis It isle on re iiueknL'i; ot' whole tickets only Sit; ha (iniricrs s-J einhihs tjl.ili. Orders receive prompt intention. Addles COI.VIN A. N.

W. corner of Haltiinnre rout C-nlvert It Museum liioliiiiics. It-ill nnorc. Md. llV'FIt LUCKY ViFFICF.S-Amv 1 1 ther Thousand in 11 whole ticket In addition to thegrund prizes of PUKm mid fsl.diKI ndvertised by at vestcrdny.

we Iiuvh iiipiin 10 Icll ol one of fei.oon 111 a whole nekei lo 3 li 71, sold in yesterday's selietiic by ihet'idy liu-ky F.Rerlon's. 0've hcsrsike. the Ciiiulal loi Siiiiii'nv 'Phedriiwii N'os. class 44 1 1 III 70 25 in 20 12 71 52 3 THIS DA wih. will he drawn Consolidated Isilleryol ini mil.

rbiss Nos 15 lltillots TIIK CAPITA I is Dollars in of aw nolhim Dollnm id of Inn lloMni's Hollars of 7a 1 1,, liars I (SKI Dellnrs 1(1 of (111 av-tjiwrtcislfjcts I ichets by ihe or single share lor sole al corner of South st nnd Kitclianne Plncej or. corner of ud I not sts. 'MiK THilill CAAiTAL ii HOI-FH'Vl hV MTlOo'; llK, "IX A KoWV-N( 344 87, 11 prize of )llnrs. senl lo Ciubsle. I'a -No.

11 li 52.u.iizeof imiuollars. sold tn the eily "7 1 a.ttery, cl.u (r7, drawn Julr 2- 1 1 il lowest prize fr5, nre: 44 ti 117 II 1H 711 25 S3 411 20 12 71 58 3 Drnw. (i-DAV. the of Md. Osv- solidalcd l-oilcry clnssl'J.

'I arei 7.i"i lollnrs A of I mi Dilims 2.5IKI sillurs In of 2il Dollars Dolhirs ionf 1'si Dollars I ickels halves (itiierters B2I cents. In which Scnisilhcid Co. will ell.iiilcertifirotv packinrcs nl a uekels for only und can druw Ifie llirep nipiiidf Draws TO-MORROW, (SRliirduv) July aruh, Mnryhuid I-redenek Feinnle Sniiimiirv Isitlery, rlasa at-t iipiml luizr mo-Tickets shares in proisir lion; in which Selioolhcld Av Co. will sell on rertihrntn Imckiisesot whole lickels oniy I4. halves 7 quarters i.i5o, rurhihsWI.75 For the aixHj prizes be sure and address the srent prize deisit of S( HOOI.l'lFI.D A CO No.

1 North Calvert sireel, first oihc.e Irora JlaJti. more stroet. it 'Z Niv aSF) 1 hnvmu coiisenicd ihe nrifciif rsj- eomincndallon of hi.metios pas NF.HAL A'iKN'CY AND COLLl.LTN(i Zl would re-peetiiilly w.beit share of uiV he pniroiiiuti He when remuicd, iiinriinlre lor ihe Iniihiiil Pe tormaiiee of Jii enliiisle.l lo his care, will) mllw-i nT prompt re urn. Those desirous of enruinK l' is SJ-VieesenlltllKl inn, or II leaye residences nt thestorct Messrs TIT'm" wTn MTHFFT No! si IU.I.I, niuir Or len street. Old Town.

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