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lirllJ, THE LA9Y RETURN THE 85 proaeh on the coinoanv who own the buildine, made void, and the necessary protection of the l'he theatre, we understand, has been taken by THE SUN. IV DTK she received in misWKe lor a noie on Saturday evening last, where she bouglii shell Comix. h. C. SHRECK.

courts of the United States from such interrup a gentleman irom lulailelphia. CHEAP HOOK AND JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. BOOKS. PAMPHLETS, I CARDS, BILLHEADS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADING. HANDBILLS THE LARGEST SIZE POSTING BILLS, Primed with great despatch, nee racy and elegance.

MUCH CHEAPER TilAV EVEK. iJ JOS. ROBINSON, Primer, alt lMV Circulating Library, 142 Baltimore st. tion as might interfere with their immediate proceedings, guaranteed by the passage of the BALTIMORE, FRIDAY. AUGUST 8, IMS.

4ccitlent. Yesterday morning, a train of coal eara coming down Pratt street came in contact LOW PRICED SUGAR IN BARRELS Eortmleby JAMES HAMILTON. Hiili tf No. I Pratt street. Destrdctite Firjc! Loss qf Life! Horrible Murders! An extra from the office of the Xenia (Ohio) Jeffersonian of the 3d states that at 2 o'clock on that morning, the extensive store-room of Putcrbaugh St.

Allison was discovered on fire. Their entire stock of goods, pro-bably to the amount of ten thousand dollars were destroyed. The large brick building oc cupied by Putcrbaugh ft. Allison, store keepers, law annexed. With reference to the hostility of the principle to the liberty of the press, we Advkrtiskrs will please hand in their cominunica-I i on a early in the day a9 possible, and thus secure an i nsertion in the entire edition of the Sun the following morning.

with a market wagon at Hanover street, and throwing it around, caught a woman between the wagon and a cart standing near. She received a pretty tight squeeze, but we believe lilt) SHOE MANUFACTURER. 1 Glazed CALK and SEAL SKINS, ot superior quality, and 2U per cent, less in price than those umiorteu. For sale, wholesale and retail, by G. M.

I Ai 1.0K, nfi-6t No. 7 Souih Charles slrcet. may speak some time hereafter. The following is the act of Congress relating was not mucu nun. to "contempt," as defined in the practice ot the Gv Street Bridge.

The workmen are engaged in renewing the floor of Gay street bridge i. 1. u. r. U.

S. courts: 1 nnn prime live geese featu- l.JUJ ERs for sale by JAMES HAMILTON n8-It No. Hi Pratt street. An Act declaratory of the law concerning contempts itmnrteil. Jre.

That the power of the sev- "Contempt or Court" What is Inasmuch the exercise of a certain hereditary power has been assumed by one of the courts in this oity, and directed apainst this press, we propose to examine the subject with a view of inquiring into its origin and character, and thereby to ascertain to what extent it is adapted to our system of government. This is a far more end courts of the United States to issue attachments BACON, Ac. yihhds. prune Sides BACON Ml bills Old Rye WHISKEY iitl do Country GIN A. B.

Beal, harness maker, and Samuel Irum. store, was consumed. The large brick occupied by D. D. Williamson, grocer, 1.

Barr, bookseller, and partly as a dwelling by two or three families, was also destroyed. The loss of property cannot be less than from fifteen to twenty thousand dollars. One of the buildings was insured. The most deplorable part of the calamity, was unit inllicl summary piinisniuenis lorcomcmpini couri, shall not be construed In extend Many eases except llie misbehavior of any person or persons in the i In. courts, ttr so near thereto hs to ob loan lbs.

hackled FLAX t-iiu i-uita jjtii iitoeii tteioie It, was wameu, judging by the very thin state of some of the timbers which have been taken up. Casts fr Court Valentine Hogg was arrested by officer Joshua M. Myers, on a charge of assaulting and beating a little girl named Catharine Kraiger. He was held to bail by Justice McAllister to appear at court The same officer arrested Henry Barnes for assaulting and heating Elizabeth Mallunee. Held to bail by Justice McAllister to appear at court.

JAMES GIRVIN, Franklin si reel. F'or sule by all 31 struct the ndnunisirmitni of justice, the misbehavior of any of the officers ol Hie sunt court in tueir ollcntl irtihsneiions. niid the. disobedience or resistance by any important inquiry than the simple relation it bears to our personal interest, may seem to nidi- fate; it is not a matter in which we are solely NO MORE LEFT The ti 'dei'signed have received llie lust SEANETTE HATS from Boston that are to be obtained this season, and would advise all who wish lo get one of lhoe very thimble and cheap I1A call ut No. t31 Baltimore street, where they are selling very rapidly and will soon be gone.

iVhere rail he had also, some splendid Ql'AYAQUlL HATS, ot direct importation. GRIFFIN, YEATMAN No. 31 Baltimore street, J3' ne door west of Charles. the loss of two very estimable young men, Jas. Kenny and William Steele, clerks of Pnteikiugh 8t Allis who slept in the store.

When tin officer of lite suitl courts, puny, juror, witness, or any oilier person or persons, to any lawful writ, process, order, rule, decree, or command of the suul courts. Sec. 2. Ami lie it. further rnnrtrii, Tlml it' utiy person or persons shall, eorruptlv.or hy ihrcuts or lorce, endeavor to mlliienee, iniuniiluta, or impede any juror, witness, or oilieer, unv court of the I nited Stales, in the- discharge of his (inly, or shall corruptly, or by threats or toree, ohstrttct or impede, or endeavor to obstruct or impede the due administration of justice therein, every person or persons, so offending, shall be liulile lo prosecution Ihurel'or, by indictment, and shall flames were discovered and the door rmil op n.

Mr. Kenny was found lying against the front door, senseless, cut and bruised to a YvM.leia- bie extent. He was conveyed to atlwrilmgn.it on conviction thereof, he punished by hue not exceed-ins five hundred dollars, or hy imprisonment not exceeding three months, or both according lo the nature und aggrnvutionof the nlft-nce. 1 IME-L1ME. I The Miiwct -ihor is prepared to furnish Wood or Coal burnt LIME any quantities.

De will gunran-lea the to be etiiial to any in the cily. Lime put up iu hhds. and uerces, und delivered lit uuv t.l ihti haryeslree ot expense. Ijirge quantities ol" Agricultural lame ulvas on hand, deliverable ut his the Jiayorns tributaries. Mr.

JOHN DL 1 ON will attend to ihesiipplv of in person. K. J. COOl'Eli, corner of Alice Anna and Kxeler utl-ai citv Block. Approved Alurdi 2U, Pill.

far off where he breathed his last, itii.Mil Ivirg able to give any information how the fire com menced. Mr. Steele was discovered lyinc in Kd. probably senseless, but could not in consequence ot me names, uts Body as alter MAGAZINES AND CHEAP PUBLICATIONS. Niulheru Literary Messenger, tor August, per annum.

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CYCLOPEDIA OK PRACTICAL RECEIPTS, No a in isl valuable work. Price 2fi cents. And till llie new and cheap Publications, for sale, wholesale and retail, by SHURTZ WILDE, Literary Room, No. 6 South stieet, and No. Elliott's Buildimrs, 'J Pennsylvania Avenue.

Wiushuigion D. C. Books WILLIAM TAYLOR, No. 2 ASTOH HO0SK, NEW And for sale by all Booksellers and Dealers in Cheap Pnhlicuiions. THE FORTUNE HUNTER, or the Adventures of a Man About Town, a Novel of New York Society, by Mrs.

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THE IN VAL1DE, or Pictures of the French Revolution, a Romance by C. Spuiiller, auihor lite "Jew," Ac. FLIRTATIONS IN AMERICA, or Rambton, a Romance of Fashionable Lite ill New York during the grenl speculation of VSX. Price25cts. HISTORY OF THE OREGON TERRITORY it being a demonstration of the title of theU.S to-Ihe same, accompanied by a Map: by Thomas J.

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THE GR UM BLEU, a Novel; by Miss Ellen Pickering, author ol the "Fright," 'Friend or Price 121 cts. ARRAH NKlL, or Times of Old, a Romance, by (J P. It. James, author of "Ktwe D' Albert," fee Price 12 cts. THE LAD "OF LYONS, or Love and Pride.aplay in hve acts: hy Sir E.

S. Bulwer, with New rriiLK-ATioxa. Shiirtz Wilde. South street, have received the Ihirty-lifth number of Harper's Illuminated Iiible; 1 lie AnKUSt number of the Farmer's Library and Journal of Agriculture, a valuable publication; the Auitust number of Graham's Mukic with pictorial embellishments; the Ixmdon lancet for August; and Marriage, a novel, by the author of Dt tmy, Il littltimore street, has received a novel Mumuce, by the author of Destiny, 1'iiivate The very small amount ii costs to have a complete biuhinK establishment attached to tlwclluii! houses, hus induced a great number of our ctiiz -us to ny the experiment, all of whom, so funis we have heard, are highly delighted with the improvement, and would not do without one on any account, (if the neat ami convenient bathing apparatus inunu-ucliired and put up by Messrs. Courilund A Son, com-oiiiins warm, cold and shower bulbs, we can speak ttoni experience, and do nol hesitate to recommend it to our readers us possessing all the qualities reuusite for a complete bathing establishment.

The convenience for taking frequent bulbs should be possessed by w'io can aliord the small amount requisite; it is a treat luxury, and protluclivcof health. wards discovered in the cellar where it had (al Eire at Albany. We learn from the Citizen that a fire broke out at llj o'clock on Monday evening in a cow stable in the rear of No. Hark stieet, between Park and Eagle streets, which immediately spread among the multitude of stables, sheds, and out-houses in the rear of the buildings on State, Park and Eagle streets. These were all consumed, together with two small frame dwellings.

No. 6 Park street, a two-story brick building, owned by John Town-send, and occupied by a colored family, was destroyed; also, Nos. 8 and 10, two story frame buildings, owned by the Dennison estate, and pHKAP GROCERIES, FLOUR. tv.c.-Th- siili-seribers would call the alteniion of llieir friends and lite public generally, to their largeaud well selected slock of GROCERIES consisting in part of superior fresh Imperial, G. Powder Y.

Hyson and ltluek TEAS: Java, Packing, Ijiguavra. Mu'racuiho ami Rio COFFEE; fresh Roasted COFFEE, in id Ground SPICES, O.tnidP R. SUGAR; lmf. Crushed and Havana ditto; Philadelphia steam SYRUP; N. O.

and W. 1. MOLASSES; superior tninilv, extra, super mid fine. FLOUR; No. 1 HERRINGS; coarse and tine SALT; BACON, tie.

all or which will be sold verv low for cash. COUNTRY PRODUCE mken iu exchange for gootls. JJARLOW LAWRENCE. IMo. Puea street.

uft-FTn2t Wit 2d door N.of Lexingion market. T.MtEStl FALL GOODS Splendid new style CAS-1 SI.MERES; also, black, plain and Doeskin su occupied by six poor families, were destroyed; per French, F.Mglish, and American CLOTHS, every No. 12, three story brick dwelling, owned by grade, of quail ami eoior; new and splendid YP.sr- John Townsend, and occupied by Wb, P. Winters and Lcman Clark, was seriously damaged ING, Merino, Valencia, Silk mid Satin; also, super Dress GINGHAMS, beaulitul assortment; very rich Chiul (' A LICOES; with a vurie.iy of medium quality FLANNKLS. of every quality, warranted nol to shrink; fi cases Sattinets.

stripe, plaid and plain. Also, ALPACAS; BOMBAZINES; black Lutestrings: with by fire and water. All the furniture was removed. The three-story brick houses, Nos. 32 and a geueiul assortment ot staple and fancy Goods, all of ien through.

The back door of the stoic r.vom was standing open, from which it is pretty con conclusive that a most foul murder has been committed, and the store set on fire. It is supposed that the rubbers entered at the back door, and despatched Kinney as he lay asleep upon his cot, and that Mr. Steele, who slept upon the counter, nude some resistance, but was overpowered and murdered. A hat. et or hammer is supposed to have been Used in the encounter with Steele.

A considerable quantity of was found about a half mile from town, which, had ken taken from the store. It is not known that the robbers obtained any money. The entire loss of property is said to be covered by insurance. The Cincinnati Commercial of the inl states that a man has been arrested iu that city on suspicion of being one of the murderers. Axother Sedcver Mtrderld.

The Southern Family Journal, of Florida, says that a most deliberate and cold blooded murder was commit ted on the 2lst ult at Greenville, C. in that State, upon the person of a young man natiud Robert Headdn, by Mr Dexter Wells. The weapon used by Mr. Wells was a double barrel gun. He discharged both the barrels the contents of which Headden received in his right and left side nine in the right and nine in the left side numbering, altogether, eighteen bullets.

The unfortunate man survived for the which will be sold wholesale and retail, by 34 Eagle street, owned by the Rathbone estate and occupied (No. 32) by Mr. Van Arnam, and (No. 34) by Mrs. Shaw and Mr.

Swan, were JOHN W. K1C1IAKDSON, S7 Baliiinore stieet. Country Merchants anil Tailors will find thai inv stock embraces all the variety in their line. IW-IIT J. W.

K. also badly damaged; furniture all removed; also from No. 3U, occupied by Mr. Parker. rjl TO THE LADIES OF EAST BALTIMORE.

I II LADIES ol the city, particularly those of Foist Kalmiiore, are informed that the subscribers are now That Blowing Up. At the recent fire in New York, it will be remembered, says the Phil cosiumes, c. i rice l.A cts. RICHELIEU, or ihe Conspiiacy, a plav ill five acts; by Sir G. Bulwer.

Price 12'. els. fully preinrnl to them with a stiu-rior article ttf SHOES, ot ttie most fsiiionauk fatthrvs, at No. 110 BROADWAY, (west sujk) tla'o'ji Gottvlt ami Pratt struts. This esiubiishment is a nitAXt-H of Wt Colks' Stork, No.

2H BALTI.M ORE and was opened for Ibe accommodation of its pu-ti nis anil Un: Lathes generally of llie Jvislern section ot the cily. where will always be found the same turn-tr amnrtment of Ladiks' and Chilukkn's Fashion- Truncated from the Rultimore Ger. Correspondent. Tiik Gkkiun Committkr at tiik We uc-i-ouipuiiied the above committee to llie juil yesterday utternotin, and now lay ttieir proceedings before our readers: Baltimore Jail, August 6, 1HW. The Committee appointed at a numerous meeting of Germans heid in "Union Hull" on llie evening ol llie instant, proceeded to the jail, in order to inquire Hint (he present condition of Al.o guret tejlcr.

We tumid tier in company with Miss Catharine llcss, und atlcr inquiring uuo her Ireatiiietit, deemed il proper, aiier previous deliberation, to address to her tiie following questions through Doctor Wcgner, Chairman of tilt- 1. "Are you suiistied with your present Margaret Scyleruuswered sincerely, Yes." J. "Do you wish to remain here, oi to exchange your present abode tor one in respectable family To which she replied, Ihat "uw she is contented wail her present abode, unwilling to ehunge the same, ami resolved lo remain there till the li iul." Atter these que tiionshud been thus pul by the chairman of ibe coiiuuiilce. and Margaret Seyler hud answered them asabtive. Dr.

(Illo.a lnentbernt the Committee, linked her: "Did you not say last Monday Ihat you weal to jail ngauisi jour will?" Jshe answered: es but at the time I was so ctmfused and dejected, that 1 did nol know what to say." The Coinmillee resolved that they would 'rom time to and turn, inquire into thu condition of Margaret Seyler. unit lake care llial she wauls for nothing, ami be furnished with appropriate clothing, rending, c. and at llie sanie time enjoined the girl lo make known her to A. Schumacher, who. us president of lheGermau Society, would take especial cure of her.

COMMITTEE: Dr. A. Wecner Dr. G. Otto A.

tScliuniucher William Muinsen Joseph Simpson K. Steiff, Sec'y. Margaret Seyler is under the medical treatment of Dr. Aliters. She still dwells the jail, bin is presumed will, with Ihe permission of tiie Board ol Visi-leis, be removed to-da to the dwelling of Mr.

Sillers, the warden. None but members of the Committee ate admitted to see her. Iitr HJ ION, Tragedy in live lets; by T. Talford. Price ceins.

aki.k r-uoKs, at the mint (rue prrr ICi-lllllr UUI.P.ts MclMIHMK'K. riiO THE EDITORS OF THE St N. i ne sun-1 seriber intending to enter into llie firv Gootls Bu- sine.searly iu llie fall, will sell all his FANCY and VARIETY GOODS, without regard lo ensi. mid if FAZIU, a Tragedy in five nets; by Rev. H.

H. Mil-man. Price 12A cenis. TIIE CARCANET. tir reading for theDrawingRoom, containing complete the whole of Miss Cook's Poems, with an Engraving.

Price 25cis THE.ARTS AND MISERIES OF gLmbLLNG-ingnn expose ol that awlul, odious und destruc-live vice a new and cheap edition. Price.50cis. The subscriber would particularly call the attention of the reading community to the above excellent Publications, and to their extreme cheapness. The trade and the putilic in general enpplied on liberal terms, hy addressing, post paid. WILLIAM TAYLOR, tf No.

2 Aslor House, New York. not sold before llie 15ih of September, 1 will send the balance lo niv store out South. So all that waul BAR space of twenty-six hours in the most excruciating pain and agony. The transaction resulted from Headden' having seduced Wells' sister, a GAINS, by giving him a call as above, may save time und expense, 'l'he readers of ibis arlicle may uoicon-sitler ilanyof the humbugs of the day. All the Fancy Gootls and Trimmings were purchased in N.

York on the besi terms, so there can he no diliiculiy or scheming iu the mailer; because even if 1 were lo sell at eosi instead of the usual prices, 1 would coibuder my adelphia Ledger, that one fireman, according to his own account, and of all the reporters, was blown from the roof of a house two whole squares before he touched the ground, and then only received a sprained ankle. This remarkable escape was so truly wondeiful as to deserve a place among the "hundred wonders of the world," or any other chronicle which records strange and impossible events- The first step towards having it handed down to posterity has been taken by the 0. li. Q. Club, in Charleston, S.

established for the encouragement of 'Sublimi3ts," which has voted a briniless hat to the fireman as a meneuto of his great flight of fancy, on the occasion. The hat, it appears, is a badge of distinction conferred upon him, who, as the Tribune saj-3, India rubberises the truth to the greatest stretch. Accompanying the hat is an artistical representation of it, supported on the tails of two fish, a lighthouse in the distance, and a whale spouting most terrifically, characteristic emblems, indicating that short time since. Wells is now in confinement, awaiting his trial. sioeiv iicoei wormy oi ciill man any oilier nouse, either wholesale or retail, in Dullimore.

under he cir- Another Lone Star. The Texan conven cumsiauces I he public are respecitully invited lo give me a call. M. Mcl'ABE, concerned, nor one in vfhich the rights and pri vilcges of the entire press are alone involved; it a question of vital importance to every individual, for there is ne man in our city who has expressed or endorsed the views contained in the article excepted to by the court, but, if one of his fellow citizens chose to communicate the fact to the attorney general, he would be bound by his oath to cause a similar writ to issue against the offender, otherwise that officer has acted most tyrannically and unjustly towards us. This is a plain proposition and may be understood by all men; our readersarc, therefore, well aware how far they are committed, and to what extent this marvellous power would be exerted, if every individual approving the sentiments contained in the publication in reference, should be dealt by equitably with ourselves.

It will be seen at once, therefore, that such a power is utterly at variance with our political character, for we are satisfied that if the principle were carried out by the court, the court would be in a most ludicrous minority. Indeed, it would af-iord an exhibition of the old sedition laws in their most objectionable characteristics, so broadly extended as toembiace an entire community, and thus to annul their own power. The power to punish "contempt of couit" existed long before newspapers did, and, therefore, newspapers are only secondary to men in what may be deemed verbal contempt. They are, however, more tangible witnesses against the offender, inasmuch as they bear always the same unvarying testimony, and therefore more readily visited with this summary authority. Hence the adherents of those antique and obsolete principles of arbitrary power, which have been long subject to the decadent influences of an enlightened age, love to indulge a propensity for the xercise thereof, even by the violence of construction, at the expense of a liberal press and why? Because, such a press has been from the earliest period of typographical art, the fruitful source of those very elements which constitute the basis of all liberty, equality and social independence; it has been the organ for the resistless dissemination of that truth which has taught man the doctrine of an inherent sovereignty; it has been the instrument by which royal and irresponsible authority is restricted, and made sub servient to the superior will of the people; and it must continue to be the enemy of every form of usurpation, whereby man assumes to be the master of his fellow man, so long as it shall be developed in this or any other land.

In the expressive eloquence of Jefferson, it is that which has sworn "eternal hostility to every form of tyranny over the mind of man." Let us now inquire into the origin of this doctrine of "contempt of court." In the early ages of civilization and the exercise of judicial authority in England, the king himself, presided in the courts of judicature, and was, as he is now, the acknowledged fountain of justice. An offence committed by one subject against another, was and is now, an offence against the king; hence in all criminal prosecutions, the Jegal phrase, "The king versus N. As the realm increased in importance the personal presence of the king was necessarily dispensed with, but the presiding barons being the servants and representatives of the king, his majesty is always present, in law, by proxy. Thus in every English court, the king is himself the head of the court, and the sovereign authority presides. "Contempt ol court" is, thcrclorc, ontempt of the sovereign authority, and the king being that sovereign authority, it is con-tempt of the king, and constitutes a sort of petty treason, subject, under the common law, to sum.

jnary punishment, at the will of the king, ex. pressed through his delegated authorities. Thus it will be seen that "contempt" in England, whence our courts derive the notion and our judges their power, is not an oU'enec against the judge or any officer of the court, in fact; but, an tdlence against the king, and only punishable as such. Now let us apply the principle to the "United States, and see what a farcical idea the action of our city court presents to the mind. A publication is made in a newspaper, professing to detail certain proceedings of the court in a manner which somebody deemed was calculated to bring into contempt what? who? The chief judge? The associate judges? The whole bench? The attorney general? ltis deputies? Or, all com.

'bined? Oh, no! This is not the meaning of the common law. The article must bring into contempt the king, in England in the United Mates, the sovereign authority the correspond tion, now in session at Austin, will probably uD-l I in. zi ivirin Howard st. nUBLIC KNO l-lit Wesr. will make two States of the territory east of the Nueces, making the Brazos river the dividing JirrLER Coal A complete assortment of the different sizes of this superior Anthracite Coal, adapted to Ibe various uses, may be had at the Duller Coul Oihce, S.

W. comer ot liultimore and Guy streets, at the lowest market prices by the cargo, or single Ion of tiounds. RANGE OF THERMOA1 K'J'KR YESTERDAY, o'cltifk. a. 77: 2 p.

Hi: 4 p. line, (running up the main fork and thence due north to the Red river,) leaving the State of Texas on the east and Austin on the west of that river. The population of both Texas and Austin, if the Brazos line be adopted, is equal to the constitutional requirements. while "going it with a perfect looseness," to be Pennsylvania Credit. Since the 1st inst.

ware of shoals. A Fearful Traokdy. We find the follow, ing in the New York Sun of Wednesday morn 1 please inform the public, in answer In llieir enquiry in rrferenee lo my FIRE PROOF SAFES, if ihey were the New York lire, as I have no agent iu that city to attend to my interest, 1 do not know as yet. but I am sure that if there was they are safe Mill. There are many of my Safesthat gel into hres Ihat I never hear of, as it was a lew nmuihs ago in llie Tribune Office in New York there was one ol mine there that came out with its corneals all sufe, and I did not know it lor some lime afterwards; but Ihey are well convinced of their great utajily to sunt! the lesl, from llieir so often being as great fires as the one referred to, viz: Iu the great lires in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St.

l.ouis, New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston, Richmond, Jialii more, Philadelphia and New York, ir December li5. when over hlty millions of dollars worth was burned. Tlie following eertitieate I think is suriicieiit: ABF.STOS FIRE-PROOF CHEST. PiTTsntrBoir, luih Mav. 184.5.

I do hereby certify, that on the lath ot April, HUo, when my oliice in this cily was destroyed by the via ftrt. my books ami papers, specie, were preserved perfectly uninjured, although iu the rnitlst of the Haines diiruigthe whole period of the awful conflagration, by an AMMTOS F1HE-PKOOF CHEST, manufactured by John Scott, No. hi South Calvert slrcet, Baltimore, Aid. Allen Khamf.r. (Mr.

K. is an Exchange Broker in a large business.) Apply to J.SCOTT aK-Jt John Jacob Astor, of New York, has invested fifty thousand dollars in Pennsylvania S'ate fives. Many other heavy capitalists are said to ing: "A deplorable occurrence at the country l.MAKRIED. On the 7th by Rev. Mr.

Wolf, Mr. Jacob D. Smith, lo Makoaret A. 1'arlett, both of Haiti-more county. DIED.

On the 7th Jottx Wills, a native of Corn-well. England, and for the last Jti years a resident of Baltimore. His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited lo attend his funeral, front his residence, No. Monument street, tins Eriduy)uflernoon, at4o'clock. On Tuesduy 5th illiam Townsknu.

innint son of Philip A. und Elizabeth Kigby, aged 7 weeks and 4 days. On the Mh Edward aged 15 mouths and 4 s. son of Dr. A.

F.and Mnr A. Haynol. S.ttldeuly, yesterday, about I o'clock, bv a fall from a carl, a promising youih named Louis Hk-nkv. son of Mr. Frederick Drogler, ami grand son of Mr.

D. Von Smbiron. in ihf pith of hi A VOICE FRO.M Til "OLD DOMINION'" Extract troin a letler, dated Petkhspukg, January 15. IMS. A gentleman of unquestionable veracity informs us that his brother had been confined to his bed for weeks with some species of cough that bullied the skill of st-veral eminent physicians, and by the use ot I wo bottles of wiSTAR's balsam of w'ild cherry he has been resiored to perfect health, and he is now "a fat and hearty man." Yours, respectfully, Rosskr A-mitsoi, Druggists.

Remember, our certificates are all strictly true. The public is invited to call and see the origsnul written instruments. This wonderful Balsam cures Coughs, Colds, Asth-ma ol twenty to forty years' standing, and every shade ol Lung and Liver disease. and for hopeless Consumption is the best palliative ever known, For sale hy G. K.

TYLER, corner of BALTIMORE and HIGH STREETS; SETH S. MANOR, corner of CHARLES and PR ATT STAHLET CAN-BY. No. 12H PRATT STREET WHARF; F.J. PER.

KINS ic DRO I'll ER, corner of Green and Franklin streets; JOSEPH B. STANSBURY, Thames F. ROBERTS ATKINSON, corner of Hanover and Baltimore SAMUEL REED, comer Guv and SuraK igajstreets- aaiA tur'tOe GOOD PRIZES SELLING DAILY-ATTHB PRIZE OFFICE OF TUCKER Sc adventurers wake up! 2 prizes ot a by us again yesterday one we sent to a customer on Long Green, Baltimore county, llie other to a citizen. SIH.OtiO TO-DAY Tickets 53, quarters 7.5 cents. A packngeof quarters on certificate Slv, and liable to draw the 4 highest prizes.

Call early. T. T. TUCKER tc Riirbt on thecorner. Head of Centre Market.

TO-MOKKOW-TO-AlOKROW-The Small Frv. Capital hi Whole tickets only SI as usual. Tlie capital oti more than usual. Packages of quarters on cerliheuleSa.H"). eighths 1.94 It ROP IN A'TcoCViN Ic F(RT'HECX PITAL PRIZES TO-DAY! 84,0011,5 of $1000, kc They sold yesterday Ihe handsome prize ol S2U0O.

comb. 16 32 7J. a whole ticket, which cost $6, net gum Also, iSlooo, comb. 40 Gl 7i, ill a package of Tickets. S4000 Capital on SATURDAY, Tickets SI.

shares 25 cenis. Rik on a package ttf whole Tickets in this fortunate liule Lillery. is only halves $7 quarters S3 eighths SI.H5 Drawn Nos. Maryland Iottery. class 93, 64 7d 2 (ill 2li 5 l(i 71 32 fill 20 62 40 31 Orders receive prompt attention if addressed to COLVIN tc Museum Building.

It corner Baltimore and Calvert slsj. residence of one of our New York merchants, involving the happiness of three families and probably the lives of two persons, has been rumored for some days. We have been able to be following his example. With such heavy drafts on the floating stock in the market, the prices cannot long remain below par. Sailed.

Professor Morse sailed from New- York on Wednesday afternoon, in the Ashburton. collect but few authentic particulars. The merchant recently returned from Europe, and on visiting his country residence had his suspicions aroused that a friend was base and a wile unfaithful. Finding them together, he stabbed the for England; which vessel also carries out Mr. Ellsworth and lady for the Court of Sweden, A fAHIl Th r.tiirn ih.ir.ln.

cere thanks to the members ot Ibe WASHING-IIN HOSE COMPANY, and also the Watchman- and Herbert O'Sullivan, late of the New-York Morning News, and his mother. guilty pair, and would have killed both instantly TO ALL CASH BUYERS WHO WANT THE 1 WOK I'll OF TIIEIRMONEY-Briisiies. Combs. Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, elegant black Cravats, Snicks, ivory bundle Knives and Forks, Scissors, Razors. Pen Knives, Soaps, Perfumery, Purses, Travelling Ti links.

Carpet Bags, Valiescs. elegant assortment Writing Desks, with thousands oilier articles, 'l'he remark isoflen made by our customers, why you keep every thing righton corner Bultnnoreund Charles street. nuS-ll MORTIMER tc MOWBRAY. on ibe ward, for their euerg ami exertions in saving their property from destruction, by lire, on Thursday morning. 7th inst.

Respectfully, ll CIIAS. A. DEN. MISS tc CO, Burglary. On Tuesday night the house of Win.

S. Harritaan, 56 Remsen street, Brook lyn, New York, was robbed of a large quantity of silver ware and other articles, amounting had he not fallen insensible at the moment of striking a second deadly blow at his wile. Both were seriously wounded, and the husband, glorying in the belief that he had killed both, is now a raving maniac! The wile, it is believed, is not fatally wounded, but the recovery of her paramour, who is a merchant, is doubtful. Both 0-- -GOOD PI MEETING. An adjourned meeting ofull persons in favor of eradi tiling "all bail will lie held THIS Friday EVENING, in o'clock, at Union Hall, where all are invited to nltt-nd w-no tlesire the reformation ol thein-selves and lellow men.

Coine one, come all lit the "Good Puipose. Hy order. It to nearly together with $100 in American coin and 20 in bank bills. LOCA li MATTERS. Fire.

Aurrotc Escape. Between one and two o'clock yesterday morning, the building in Centre Market Space, a few doors from Balti fr5f- MESSRS. EDITORS: Having noticed an arli-J3 do in the Sun ot the 7th inst from (or nl least ytiinid) C. A. Metliuger, in which he pronounces the sluteuit-n! made in the Germ in Democrat concerning the if atttutnon he utlcmpted to make in Lehalf of llie persons charged with llie murage upon the German Murgarelta Seyler, to be --utterly 1 would inerply say.

that the statement made in the German Democrat is not ''utterly I would advise Air. C. A Metlinge.r to "keep as Iain in possession if more nc.t concerning tin; atfair Ihini he isawareof, winch can be well substantiated. S. A1ACLEA, ll Editor German DeiTocrat.

more street, and next adjoining the hat store of Mr Stephen A. Pierce, in the occupancy ol S. No. 1 Nonh GAY Importer j. Frtitrli attit Gnmrtn Lookm (Hnss, Piiae winch In: will sell as low as any establishment in tins or any other cily.

by the case, box or single plate. Also, nnunifitrluri-s Lrmkini: Gavs, Portrait atift Picture FKAMEU ami CO KMC US, of all kinds, aschcup as any Store iu the United Slate. Pluies inserted nil kinds of Frames RE-GILT to order. nii-ifr Fit EShTaiTl FLOUR. GR( 1CERI ES, Ac I The suliei-'lier has constantly on Iniutl a large assortment of FRESH GROUND FLOCK, consisting in part, viz: White "Wheat Family Flour, 2nd quality; do superline: extra, fine Rye, ami the comprising llie best brands in iheniarkel.

winch he will sell in the lowest market price. Families purchasing Flour from llu: subscriber may rely uimii getting as good an article as it is representee! lo be when sold, and if not he will exchange it nt his own expense. Also Olti Rye. and Common Whiskey iu bids Family Groceries, For sale hy AS. J.

LAWN, NtOjitl street ON" S7TUK I) VY NEXT the little SMALL FRY. Capital will be drawn. COLVIN ic CO, advise llicirdisianlpairons to forward I heir orders early foi packages. The risk on a package of whole tickets is only tlaWt; a package of half tickets only .7 80; quarters ssi.IKi; igluhs -S 1 .2.5. To our numerous corres-loiidenis out of the city many of whom have shared Messrs.

David Bomberger and Samuel Kussell as separate dry goods stores, was discovered to were stabbed in the region of the heart." Three Deaths by Lkhitnino. A melancholy accident happened, says the Montreal Herald of the 2d instant, at St. Genevieve, on Sun day, about six o'clock. Five respectable persons had met at a house in the village, when a hurricane, accompanied hy thunder and lightning, passed over that place. Two of the company proceeded to the garret for the purpose of shutting a window, when they were instantly struck dead.

The elcctiic fluid passed down stairs, killing another person, and severely in be i on tire in the part occupied by Mr. Dumber- ger. Mr. 15. had his goods nearly all packed in TIIE GERMAN MKETIiVG ON '1'uKMiAi.

T.1GERTONS EVER LUCKY PRIZES, PRIZES-Comb. 16 32 71, S2.0I-0 comb. 46 64 73. $1,0011 comb. 5 46 6t.

S50. besides three of a smaller amount, were all sold bv the lucky Egertnns' in yesterday 's scheme. Our offices are tiulv the hcatl quarters for prizes, drop ui and try your luck, 'l'he drawn Nos. Md Iitterv, class 1)3, are 64 73 2 6(1 26 5 16 71 32 6'l 20 G2 46 31. Drnws TO-DAY.

the splendid scheme of Md. Con-sohdaied Ijott cry. class 94. The capitals are: lo.ooo Dollars 4.IK1I Dollars 1.415 Dollars 5of 1.IHK) Dollars 5of .500 Dollars 5of 400 Dollars 5of SKI Dellars Idol" 00 Dollars 20 of 100 Dollars. Ac.

Tickets 3, halves fflj. quarters 7.5 Tickets by the package or single share tor sale at EGI'KTONS, comer of South anil ICxclmngt: Place; or. It- eorutfrot Commerce and I'nttt sis, THE FIFTH INST According lo public no boxes preparatory to his removal to Petersburg, Ya. They were almost entirely destroyed there was an insurance on them of JillhH) in the Merchant's office. Mrs.

Ann Marshall occupied the dwelling portion of the house. She too was juring tlx remaining two individuals, one of ready lor removal, having nearly, all her turm ture packed to be sent to her brother's on the the catuial prize from ibis olliee. we say there are more I I hem awaiting llieir orders. A nuchuce iu the above Kastcrn shore it was entirely destroyed. Mr.

Russell occiinicd the store adjoining a consi lucky scheme can druw 87,0110. Order early Irom derable portion of the goods from his establishment was saved, but in a damaged condition, II. I CL 0 corner of Baltimore anil ntV Museum Bui'iiincs. Baltimore. Md '(CA I) -Messrs.

CETWET.Hli i.rA- T'0 ha" vm REMOVED their HOUSE FURNISHING I he stock on hand amounted to between vitlotl and jytiOUO, on which there was an insurance in the Merchant's oflice of J'JtKJO. The building, a twostoty brick, is the property of Col. Charles tice, a very numerous uieetiitg of the German adopted citizens took place at t'liion Hall, for the purpose oi biking into ennsiderntl'ili the lamentable cast; of Mar-guretta Seyler. The inecliui: was called lo order by calling Dr. G.

Otto to Ibe Chun: Mcsirs. .1 Simpson and Ol. Stikkk, were appointed Vice Presidents, and Secretary. The Chairman, in explaining the object of the luceling, very properly called the attention ot' the nudicr.ee to the enonnity of the outrage counnctetl, and how recoiling lo every manly mind, anil very justly remarked, lliough wc meet, 'here to adopt means lor herald anil relief, anil although we meet here us Germans and til hers that ah this, notwithstanding, wt: as do in it construe the ease as merely I be pnvale individual ol I lit- poor person outraged, nor tto we consider it in. -rely our nttuir as Germans, but iu truth, as a most serious public concern.

On motion, a committee of seven was appointed by the t'liair to draft resolutions tnd report them for consideration, anil the following gentlemen wort; appoint-etf Dr. Koeehling. Deckc. Sciiwioz, Volkniar. Stiell, anil Maclea.

After some absence the eotnuiittee reported the following resolutions, which were adopted: Resolved, That the outrage committed on the person ot Maigaretta Seyler, bv hvt; pmllnnte beinus. culled voiiui: uit-u. is highly olfeiisive. and as such wt: condemn it. not merely us a p( ivateoltenee to Ibe person out nuo-il.

but ii. one lo the public. Resolved, That wt: consider the present residence of Murgurettu Sevier no! to be tit one, beeaikte its location is nut calculated to be beneficial In her slate of mind. That we laiic measures to procure bail of I Mia tor the release oj said M. Sey It r.

anil, if it nieets her approbation lo place tier under the care und nro- WARE-ROOMS from llieir oltl stand in Howard st to the spacious store No. Iu NORTH CHARLIES respectfully announce to llieir former customers Myers, and is insured in the Ktpiitaolelor CZiJlJU md Hie putilic, (hat they will now be happy to wan on 1 be bcliel is that the house was set on tire de in flflfj ''ULAUS TO DAY FOR ONLY $3, 1U.UUU AT SCHOOI.FIELI) A CO werse sold yesterday to Nos. 46 7-1. a prize 01 LOOM dollars, sold lo an old patron ot this cily Nos.26 31 64, a prize of 2.50 dollars, sent 10 Curlisie. Pa Nos.

Mil. Consolidated Jilteiy, cms 93. drawn 7lli, lowcsl prize 5. are: 6 1 73 2 60 2(1 5 Ifi 71 32 (19 Sn G2 46 31. Dr aws the beantilul scheme of Md, Consolidated Istttery.

class 91. 'Hie capitals are: lo.ooo Dollars ,5 of Dollars 4.000 Dollars 5 of 5o0 Dollars 1.41.5 Dollars 5of 4'M Dollars Tickets S3, halves eighth trims. TO-MORROW, ml, IhcSm.dl Fry Maryland Frederick Female lottery, class 31 Capital prize Tickets SI sunrcs in proportion; in which SWiofillielri A Co. wiil snd on certificate, packages of 2.5 whole tickets for only 15 62, halves S.W, quarters Oi. For the capitals be sure und cull oil or send lo the all lucky SCIIOOLITKLI) Sr.

No. 1 North Calvert struct, first olhce from Haiti-more street. )t item at incir new estatiiisiinieiu. They would also nunouuee that having secured a signedlythose who first opened the door ol central situation at a much cheaper rem lli-ui could be wh was so much hurt that it was expected he would sunn he numbered with the dead. The dcceasul, whu'e nanu are Joseph l.azon, J.

li. Ijiibonde, and J. K. Roulx, were highly respectable young men, much eslicmeJ, have each left a wile ami childien to deplore their loss. (Iovkrnmknt Pustaoe.

The Washington Union says: "The correspondence of the various bureaus and departments of government, in eluding that of the Postmaster General and his assistants, for the month of July, if finally to be paid for out of the treasury, will cost 03 Taking this lor the criterion, the cost of the transportation of quarterly returns for the lour quarters, will be other public coriespmi dunce for the twelve moot lis, total scr vice performed for the government offices, Of course, this is but an approximate es ttitaineti on nultunore street, tbev will continue to sell it llieir usual LOW RATES Wc respecuiiliy invite Mr. nomhergers premises, loiintl ttie lire pist inside, but the whole was enveloped in tl lines, as soon as the air was admitted Mrs Marshall ing power! Thus, then, to be a "contempt of court" according to that same common law, whence the power to punish is presumed to be derived, the (JTciH'e must he against the people. IS'jw, as in England, there could be no appeal from the decision of the court under an attachment for contempt, but to the king, so in the United States there could be no appeal but to I Ions. -keeper all. Itoth oltl anil young, to chII on us und and Mr.

Bomberger were asleep in the upper save themselves Ihe trouble antl ve.xaltou of running all overtown for their goods. Our nssorlment is large, our goods cheap, and wt: can fit you out compline, from llu: kitchen t' the parlor. Gome, then, one und all, but all at once, lo the NliW FURNISHING part of the house, aim escaped narrowly with their lives, having nothing on but their night Indies. Mrs. M.

had her hair burnt and her AKI.IJOLSI-, 01 the people; therefore, to bring the exercise of ace and arms scorched, having been compelled E. WETMORE No. 10 N. Charles street. N.

II. AH kinds of family Hardware: Silver nlnletl rn OiJSEKVE THE NAME AND NUM-. to rush out through flame and smoke. this power down to an equality with that ol England for we maintain that it is more arbi and Britannia Ware: Sohirund Hall LA Waiters; JL JJEK OF THE STORK. HATS AND CAPS Amtlhtr.

As some persons from the upper tlon of a decent and good tamilv, To iiceoiin.li.h Bin-lies; Baskets; Mitts: oodeii Ware: Kitchen I- ur- 40 RI- lll'l" HON PRICKS the oliiccl. the following gentlemen wen: appointed part of the city, were making their way to the iiilurc. fie constantly on hand. nil trary, in its present form, heie, than it is there, lire mentioned above, Ihcv discovered tnat the timate, lor the data at our command aie very an appeal from the court even to the Executive 1ST PUBLISHED THE HOME AND Tit A-VELLEK'S LIBRARY. No.

111. price iW coins. Irv goods store ol C. A. Dennis St on the inuiiiiiee Dr.

Wcgner, A. huhniiiehei W.Niim-n, llr. Koeehling. Ciius.SliciT. I tr.OiionniLI.

Simpson, Rcsiilved, To employ mi able and experienced conn I lor the said M. Sey lei Resolved, To appoint committee of fourteen in imperfect. The result may be materially va containing iln liisiory of would be insufficient. The Executive is but the creature of the people, and not the sovereign south west corner of Lombard and Hanover streets, was on tire. Several police officers and ried by the future increase or decrease letters ptoeure the mean to carry out the above object.

itf Ao. 40 ttAl.TIMOHE Jiit ior (Wets Prrrlerirk Wet COUPLANI) ft GROVE'S SUMMER STYLE OF DAI'S: The WHITE BEAVER and the WHITE HUZS1A NAPPED HAT, kkw ptvi.k. White, Pearl and Blue CASSIMKK HATS. Besi Black liKAVEIi; Black f' ASS I ME HE; Parvh MOLE Sh IX; SATIN BEAYEU; iilLK HATS, best-Hinck EVSSIA. Every ilest nptinn of Foy's, Youth's and Men's low Crown HATS rind CAPS.

It Till'. MUTINY AT SP1TI1EAU A Nil THE NOBK. In liace which hus been mosl ollpslionilblv termed sent and received." i in- loiiowjng gentlemen were appointed wrc-iii. Ilruehl. Dr.

Koechonir, W. Fr. Itaiue, to. lr. Otto.

.1. Summon. S-hloSS. I Ilietielneier i llie brightest in Briiish fnslory.iippcnimiduik'utid KioiiTtTl. accident.

un I ucclay evening Nuuiseu. Abenilshoen. Sanders and Marburg. holy blot; shunned by all writers, unit yvmiuo-d bv watchmen being quickly on the spot, they with the citizens got the hose reels Irom the Washington and United companies, and attaching the hose to the fire plugs, poured streams of water into the store, and succeeded in extinguishing the flames, without calling the apparatus from last, between five and six o'clock, as the car Ue-olved. I hat wt: tlmuktully aeKiiowletlre I bp tner.

the lew compelled lo travel over it. the chums of Trill it ot his Honor. I G. Da vies, tuir Minor. Chi'I, mul Justice, nl length subjecl lo the examination of ihe riage of Sttphen K.

Craw ford, Esq driven by tnnin. the Justices ol the Peace. mul Ih'iihetton. Mr. Hes, ami also tin: rest of tin: Police, who took un active part il.

the other tire. The stock was damaged to the Resolved. I'hat the illercnt Editors of our eilv an. historian. Ihe Mutiny ot Mallieiul unit Ihe Nore." Inlrtnliirlion.

No I contains TEXAS AND THE GULF OF MEXICO. Price Zi cents. No. 2, TIIE NGI.ISI1 WOMAN IN EGYPT: 2V-. n.

3, NIGHTS OF TIIE ROUND TABLE: No 4. SKETCHES Of IM POSTURE. CH Kilt: I.I. amount of perhaps J1200 fully insured in the a coachman, and containing Ml his lady and a child was pausing across the railroad where it intersects the turnpike about four miles north ol Philadelphia, the. horses became alarmed at pcrs shall be furnished with copy of the above' pro- Merchant' and riremcns omces.

i ins ton The nice) ilur udiolll llcfl in liarinon intil ttr.b.r I LIST OF I'RICIJS 'F DA I'S." BALTIMORE STREET, nkar Hoi.mhay.-Tlie-e Hals are, according to price, somewhat cheaper than general, and those who would secure a good article should call hs above. Fine Silk Fur Hotly, 92 50 Do do Cassiiner (black) 3 00 Do tin Russia 3 00 No. 2 Denver 8 00 No. 1 do 4 00 Gentlemen, call and see. nH-tfr authority itself; he is no more than the English judge, a representative of the sovereign authority and not the lountain of power; therefore every charge of contempt of court" involves of right, according to the very source whence the notion is derived, a direct appeal to the people.

Perhaps, some will suppose that every offender might contend in the same form of argument. Not so. The constitutional, statutory law has provided for almost all classes of offenders, and being enacted by the people in their legislative capacity, is the direct expression of their sovereign will. But it is entirely different in the matter of contempt. If the acts of an English court, should be of so flagrant a TV AND DECEPTION; Wets.

the committee ot seven, appointed ni'lbc third resolu. linn imil resolved to act in concert Willi the Ger- the approach of a locomotive ami train of cars, Ulan Soeiet ot Mnr as undoubtedly the work of an incendiary, and it is strongly suspected that it was attempted to be robbed. There had been no light in the store during the previous evening. It behooves our citizens as well as the officers to be vigilant. and before they could be driven away from dan Nn.ft.

HIP. union fin i CHINA; RicH No.it, IMPRESSIONS OF IRELAND AND THE HUSH. By Ihe, author ol "The (treat A-e 2.5 cents. No 7. DON ALDSON'S EVENTFUL LIFE OF A ger, the locomotive came in contact with the SOLDIER.

i.5ceius. "CITIZENS' UNION LINE," TO PHII.il OKI. PHI A. via Frknchtowm To the Humane. in view of the destitute carriage, which Was immediately shattered to pieces.

We are sorry to say that Mr. Crawford RaiUioad The splen LltrrKR BAOS vr AT tiik kxikamhk rf.aiuno room. For 'alMirnis'i Ship Mississippi, tiib mt. per Valparaiso Ship Enphraisia, soon. For Havre Ship Venice, with despatch.

For Bremen rhip Frederick U-o, with despatch, tor Bremen Uiiruuc Kronprmz von Hanover, with lcspiiicli. For fiiiic.nm, Jam Hunt tie few duys. for Falmouth. Jam. Htm Anel, lew days.

For St. Thomas Mrig Arabian, soon. was seriously injured, as well as the driver, but condition ol Mrs, Ann Mar hall, who lost her all by the fire in Market Space yesterday morn-ing. it is suggested that a subscription be raised to give her some relief. It is hoped that lie appeal to the benevolence of Baltimoreans ill not Nii.lt.

I IIP. 1 1 Ir 1 1 1( IF III P. OR EttllN TEH-RI'I'ORY AND BRITISH MOUTH AMERICAN FUR TRADE; 35 its. These books arc also nenllv bound for 37.) cents, und form a valuable collection for linrniics, and others who wili good IsMtks worth preserving. For sale, wholesale and retail, bv SIITKTZ ft WILDE, nil-llr No.

-5 Nonh Mrs. Crawford and the child escaped as if hy miracle. he horses were also much hurt. character as to bring down the animadvvrsion of a press, the sentiments of an entire community, and the Judge should have the te HuEADi't'L Accident. A shucking; POK'rjlK HALTIMORE.

August 7, 11 CI.EAKFr). occurred in the borough of Columbia, on he disregarded. She is now at the residence ol Mr. Pierce, next to the burnt house. Charge ofMunkr.

We noticed the other day the tact that a man named Bernard McDonnell, residing: nnon Long Dock, had been stabbed merity to wreak his vengeance upon the press, an appeal to the king would in all probability Sunday night about 11 o'clock. Michael Sloat a laborer in the emplHy of I). Leech Co. Siup Stephen Liirinuu, Coukling, Rotterdam OH-rich Ln una barques I teotge Henr v. Gall.

Pacific, Piicklieud Pciircc; Col. llowiinl, Prentiss, Hiodc via Richmond, Win. Howell A Son; bri Vic-tonne. Davis. Charleston, John K.

Handcll; sebr Ann W'HAT IS MOST CONDUCIVE TO HEALTH' a Pt re statf; AND CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD. Now the best method to insure! healthy suite of Wood is, on the; firm symptom of anv disorderof the cireuiiiiiiij fluid, such as Dyspepsia. Cosiiveueso. (jut-'linos, or any of the diseases which arise thcrelroiu, III 11... reinstate the publisher and dismiss the judge.

while in a state of somnambulism, walWl out in the arm with a knife, in a quarrel with Mary Ann McDonnell, his wile, and that the man was taken to the almshouse much exhausted nnilli, heeler, New York. Hoso, Merrill at looge, ARRIVED. Ship Hermann, Welsh, 6 dais from New ork, bal lust, it, It, But In the State of Maryland, according to the present demonstration of power, the Judge would remain secure from such a consequence; and the IIAM'K'S SAHAPAHlllA OH KLOOfi Ptl.lS of a door from the second story of the ware house, where he Worked and likewise lodged from hus blood. Last evening Capt. Jack Schr John Emory.

Wood, from Alexandria, mtlse. to and leu on me lever or brake handle of a bur son, the overseer, rode into town Willi inlorma l(se. Mernl A Dot ne. publisher of a paper or any other member of den car, which entered his breast immediately did mid well-known Steamers CONSTITUTION mid DRO. WASHINGTON Irf-nve BOWLY'S WHARF, (foot ol South mrcet,) alternately daily, (except Sundays,) hi o'clock, P.

M. Fare thiougf to Philadelphia Supper provitled on bo-ird. REl'UKMNH-ThP steamboat ROBERT MORRIS leaves DOCK ST. WHARF, Philadelphia at 34 o'clock, P. M.

dnily (except Sunday 1 an-tf lite) ASimi 011 Sunday, the 2dot August. the Inrmol Mr John Young, near it emon. in Fairfax county, Vu a lfi NF.GHO MAN named ABRAHAM JAMFK- SON, about 21 or 22 years oltl. 5 lect 9 or 10 inches high; "bail hul dark complexion, has down look, low lorehcntl, large silken eyebrows, long eve that curl up vet much, n.nnd lace, and nr- rn, 11 It lie took Willi bun dark coal. 1, pair of tlark nsfiilf! pantaloons, Had a pair of coliou Ozaabnrr pantaloons; line und 11 coaise colli.

11 Hurl, and a cloth cP 1 will give the above rewind if taken 111 a non-siavelioldnig Slate, or Man laud or thr District of nluinbia, and Will it (,,1,,..,, in Virginia; ni ei her ca.cheiiusi be secured that 1 set linn again, ad rensonable charge. b.tme 1," near I. think Ctiureh, coiiiny.Va. Address me at Alexandria, D. 0, FANNY CHICHESTER.

eliiinrtt.il, August 5, 1,45, tt7 iff rVin' lumd ui lliis tmiea Due lot .1 Nl1 1 such nsdonlilcmnbogany Ward-roi'fsniitlDrcssiiu Bureaus, wnii full marble lal. very large; nio, nuihogany Chairs; Sofas; inuhogany Arm-- flairs; bureaus; Washs'lnnds, with und without marble lops; supt-rior rreneh BedMeiMis; nls. hue lot of WnrilroUs; ditto imitniioii walnut H's'kinir Chairs nil of which I will sell very low lor forncr ol HOWARD mul ARION 1 1 KL.Ts. No. K.

COIIFjN E1JOW. tion that the man had died, and the arret ol the community who might come under the dis the woman took place accordingly by high con below his chin and came out at the lower part of the abdomen. He lingered a fe hours in pleasure of the court must submit, tcitltout an stable ttifford and ofheer Duvall, She was taken bcloie Justice Miller, in a truly drplora appeal to the sovereign authority. Stetoncr Gcomu, Ciiunou. from Norfolk.

Reports oil Point No Ponilasliip, and oil Swiinii Point another both bound up, SA I LED ibis morning Barques I ud-uruip. Phillips, Ri" de Janeiro: Conges, Watson. Tliesle. brigMiny lb Hanilen, hmirstou, Jam, schi" Mary An-fusi-i. Kuwait, Si Doiniinto; Ct'siuoisilile.

Tbver: Arc-ho; Rot hesicr. Rogers. Charleston, Heroine. IWcpcn. ili Yi-ierihivKiig Constitution, I jouleriiiitu.

Ui. Kiuitrn an,) porto Ctttfllo; st hr Alary Einciiue. Skin the most heart rending agony, when death re. The dilemma thus produced by the adoption leased him from hit sulleriiig. ble condition, almost distiacted at the intelligence of her husband's death, and her anguih increased by the awful charge involved in the of the common law of England, was seen as iiccoiding lo the uiiw-uons, nnu you will obtain nnuie-diate relief.

ovJ? HW(J When yon go to purchase HANCE'S SARSAPA-RILLA or BLOOD I'l I.LS, be sure you get the im-me Prico So cents per box, or hve or ONE DOLLAR. 1 INSI I'TION, UltON (Til IS, ASTHMA No Vy remedy has ever been found to remove the nl've ill. a promptly and olleciiuJly ns EX-PKl'TI 'K AN T. It elrnunn the bums from all irritating mailers, wildcat the same tune it heals and ibern. For stile by L.

MTIt'RST. th. proprietor's sole nt-cnt. No. 27 Prutl street, comer I mean's wauif.

lower end nt Centre M.nttet Space, Baliimorc. aS-UMhr ri I'. 'S jT ESTS -'l'bcTTnd7riiwdTCi' OF CITS OF 'HALTIMORE. may he found nt No. 2V2 NORTH GAY near the head Bel Air Market; or orders enn be left with Mcxis.

Campbell A Burke. Police Oibccrs, Frederick whicfi will lit- attended lo with ihe mm-wl JAM KS HOOl'LU. jyw Suicide at Peter Hoc, the act. She wi committed to jail ner, Port Spain. Trinidad MKYTORAMPA.

well know surgical instrument makir, of New Hrufliinx I 'p. We notice that workmen arc Bug Indv Adams. Beuiliall, for Rio tie Janeiro, (not I.iniH. retuioetl vestei da I sjiiletl fin Walthall ili. Yerk, shot himself at Hoboken on Tuesday af engaged blushing up the Hotlnlay strict 1 he- BriK Eli.n Ellen, Dt inkwatt'r, lor Biilliinore, sailed aire, preparatory to ie rmemne oi inis sesson soon as it presented itself, for the consideration and judicial action of the Supreme Court of the United States, and in consequence of the ab-AirditieS it occasioned, the principle was rejected as inappropriate and uncongenial to our institutions, and impracticable coexistent therewith.

A.xordingly, the common law was ternoon, near the Sybil's Cave. Near him was found a card explaining, as his reason for the irr.in i in? nil. Hi igTopar. Piickntim. nun Ohio.

Cusliu, from Bui lon'ip arrived nt p.t,stt'orl Phitll It is to be painted thoroughly, the exterior will as (lie interior. We lire glnd of il the Ckterior has for a long time needed a renovating touch: as i itoi'd, it was an eyesore and it- act, that his sight was failing, and that he fear First and second sort, for sale at 24 Lmiit st. II td bringing bis family to deslituti in. 8t-lf A 1 ARD, OA L'U..