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I i i i 1 i i .1. THE SUN. 7f.TlM0RE. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 4.

1840 II S. Bank is Europe. Among other items cf foreign news, we find the following circular of Brothers relative to the anairs of the United States Bank. It appears without a date, yet it will be read with interest. It may be borne in mind that the Barings are hostile, to the United States Bank, and latterly have not failed, in every possible endeavor to break what credit that institution had.

The pro- for a national pledire is perfect moon If these bankers had possessed any common-sense they would scarcely have broach ed such aubject. We do not know me precc but it seems to us that these London mU- re malinan effort to affect, detrimen ntherwise, ot the tally, ail tne stocks, si i United States. They are playing a deep game by which they, throuf their agents in tlus coun- i-- -fitable speculation. But to try, may nia.i.c a I i the circular. It says; "The late loan made by the United States Bank for about two years, and for ,000 on deposit of Pennsylvania and other States' stock, at a price which gives 10 per cent, annual interest to the subscribers shows what rate of interest must be paid to obtain any amount of money on the best American securities, and serves, therefore, as a guide to capitalists here for ther purchase of State stocks.

We quote the last pricei of the principal securities at which business has beeri done, bnt must add that, even at these 1 rates, only small and occasional sales are practicable. I "The continued fall; in their value destroys speculation, whilst many years will be require for real investments to absorb all that is at present in our market. We do not doubt but that such gradual purchases will continue of the stocks of well known states which do not and which faithfully meet their engagcf ments to their creditors, as the confidence in the resources and national honor of the United States remains undiminished in this country, as well as the conviction that by such investments England employs her annual surplus of capital both safely and profitably, encourages her best customer, and binds more closely the ties of mutual interest between the two countries. "Biit if the old scheme of internal improvements in the Union is to be carried into effect on the vast scale and with the rapidity lately pro- jectcd, and by the means of foreign capital, 4 more comprehensive guarantee than that of in--dividual states will be required to raise so large an amount in a short time. "A national pledge would undoubtedly collect capital together from all parts of Europe; but the forced sales of loans made separately by all the individual states, in reckless competition, through a number of channels, render the terms more and more onerous for all, lower the reputation of American credit, and (as reliance is almost Exclusively placed upon the London mar: ket) produce temporary mischief here, by absorb; ing the floating capital diverting money from regular business, deranging banking operations and producing an unnatural balance of trade ajramst this country.

"It would seem, therefore, as if most of the 4 states jmust cither pause in the execution of their worts of improvement, or some general system ol combination must be. adopted "AH corporation stocks are neglected, nor dd we hear of any transaction in Bank shares, ex-i ceptutg those of the United States Bank. "We have the hpnor to be Your obedient servants, i (Signed) Barikg, Brothers 8t Co." ikTTERixr. Picti rhJ. The Houston (Texas) Star, gives the following flattering picture of thd seat of government, the; city of Austin.

Statis tics of rising countries are generally deemed va ltiable, and we therefore transfer this to our columns. The Star says "On the first January, 1840, the whole population, tnembers of Con gress, I speculators, gamblers, loafers and allJ amounted to S56 whites 711 White adult males 550-do. do. females 61! children 100 families 75 mechanics 35 lawyers 4 physi cians 6 printing offices' 2 taverns 6 stores 9 a fryii-ries 9 billiard room ljar.d, C.H New Daily William Simons, jr. lias issued a prospectus in Providence, (R.

to publish a paper to be called the 'Daily Evening Herald." Mr. S. is a ydung man well calculated for the undertaking, and as there is no evening Pper in that enterprising city, we doubt not he will meet with success," if he strictly adheres to the plan he proposes of making all pay in advance. We wish our youngr friend all the suc- he so deservedly merits. Newspaper Change.

The Franklin Reposi-j kry and the Whig, published at Chambersburg, Pa-, have been united, and Mr. Harper retires from the establishment Mr. H. is a veteran in tiie editorial ranks, having published the forty-six years. Pritts and Cat-ton now conduct the paper.

i Ji'Dge Elected. Daniel A. Wilson has been chosen bv the Leffislature of Virginia, to be a Judge of the General Court of Virginia for the eiShth Judicial District, in place of Judge, Wm. wiiel, deceased. -Ssow, to the depth of six inches, fell in Phi- iadeltua on Saturdayf-the most they have had ims season The Philadelphians are a little jcaiousof Baltimore, because they cannot get up Actable snowstorm.

he Committee which went to Washing-j ton, from Wilmington to effect1 an arrangement with the Postmaster-General in regard to the mails, returned without having accomplished uicir object I 1 Barov O'Connell-' An English paper men- uons a rumor that O'Connell is I to be Chief Ba- of the Irish Exchequer, with a salary of tic, i i 5o i much for Bpckingham." Bucking-tom, the itinerant oriental lecturer, has got into 4 squabble with the New York Observer and me of its correspondents. "Off with his MARRIED. M-i i At Naahvillo an th Ifith Franklin Sullivan, of Baltimore to Mary, daughter of Ut. tdiL KODertson, oi xvaeaviue. i .1 j' 1 DIED.

On the 3d at 5 o'clock, a. M.t after a short illness. Mrs. Minnie Brown, wife of Mr. David Brown, in the 50 Lh vear of her aze.

I I The friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral, his (Tuesiay) Afternoon, at ociock, from her late residence, in Hamburg 6treet. On the 3d Mr. George Cox. I His friends and the friends of Benjamin B. Nor ris are invited to attend his funeral, i hi (Tuesday) Anernoon.

at 3 o'clock, from the house or Mr. jonn Krems. corner of- Pearl and Franklin street On the 31 inst, Lydia, wife of Wm. H. Holatine, and daughter of George Timanus, in the 29 in year of her age.

HerexeniDlary life, and her resignation when the curtain death was about to separate her from nil things earthly, have left with her relatives ana triens the assurance, that sne nas exenangea a ufe of affliction for a world of bliss The friends and acquaintance of the family are requested to attend her funeral, from her lathers re rilence. corner of Mulberry and Park streets. This (I uesdavi Afternoon, at 3 o'clock. On Friday, Jan. 31st, after a protracted illness, Mrs.

Ellen Brown, in the 48th vear of rv-r age. On the 31st ult typhus fever, Mrs. Mary Low, wife, of H. P. Low, of this city.

RfJ Ort the 1st liavid Parroft. I 1 IMPORTATION'S At' BALTIMORE. RIO DE JANEIRO Barque Baltimore -1512 bags coffee, Edwin Robinson; 93 do dd, SD Armstrong; 18 do do, Wm Howell Pon; 500 do do, PiekerFgill Co; 326 half do do, Bathurst Son. RIGA -Prussiau brig Fanny 316 bdls hemp, 400 mats, to order. RIO DE JANEIRO Barque Col.

Howard. 125 bass coffee, 02 casks soap stuff, 1500 ox and cow hides. 5 bales mdz. Wm Howell Son; 400 ox and cow hides, Wm Lemmon; 1 cask glass lamps, Marsden 1 I RIO DE JANEIRO Brig Orleans2357 bags cof fee 1 bx sweetmeats. Brune Soni 286 bags flee, tl Boyle; 286 do do, Co, Rich mond.

ii PORT OF BALTIMORE. Feb 3. FEB. 4 SfN RISES 6 57 I SON 8IT 5 3 ARRIVED, I 16 de fm Nevvburyport. Schr Margaret, MEMORANDA.

Ship Errperor. Hay ward, from Baltimore, arrived at London 17ih Dec. 1 i Ship Herald, McCarty. sailed from Newport.H ales, for Baltimore, 20th Dec. I J.

Ship Gul-are, Burnham, for Baltimore, cleared at London 24th Dec. I i Ship Leila, Higgins, for Baltimore, entered for loading at Liverpool 26th Dec. I Ship Julius Edward, bidenhury, from Baltimore, arrived at Helvoet Dec. 13th. i Ship Casper, Splickw, for Baltimore, sailed from Bremrhaven Dec lath.

1 Barque Atlantic? Graue, from Baltimore, arrived at Bremen Dec. 16th. I i Wants HOUSEKEEPER WaNTED. The advertiser wants a middle-aged respectable WOMAN, to take the charge of his dwelling and two children, the youngest of which is over 2 years of age. For fur- uier panic liars, appiy ui nu.

in ARD ieut- TEACHER Is WANTEu for a uountry scnooi abciut 7i miles from Baltimore, on the PMIadel phia Road. To one capable of giving instruction in the usual branches of an English Education, it may prove a valuable situation. Apply, personally, to the subscriber, one of the Trustees, living nearest the School House. JOSHUA II. DULANEY.

fel-3t I WANTED A SMALL PLACE, near the' city, worth from to 91 400: for which will be exenangea City Property, risquire immediately at this office. J'-io WANTED, TO KENT UK POKOtlAdlii sfciffl A rnnvpnipnt small DWELLING! witnin iHHfl-a short distance of Commercial Farmers Bank rent not to exceed $200 to $225 -or Dwelling with Store attached, suitable for a retail business, in the neighborhood of Howard and Lexington sts. Any one having, or expecting to have in a month or twoa house of that description vacant, may hear of a' tenant by applying at this office. fel eoHt GO-HEN BUTTER. Very superior uusiifcn BUTTER just received and for sale, by i I I VAN NESS, 2 i 1 No.

48 Marsh Market Space. "IHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALSAM. Tnis celebrated Balsam can be had at G. K. TYLER'S Drug Store, corner of East Baltimore and Hish Dr.

TODD, Washington City, dlf i rtiiVV aku was taxen irom tne passage oi MO Hall's house in Pitt street, on the i5th uit black leather TRUNK, partly worn, contain ing a silver Watch (Irish make,) sundry articles ot clothing and a 6m ill sum of money. The above re ward will be given for the recovery ot tne aoove. fel-3l i I i II. Li. HAL.U.

PRIME GREEN OAK WOOD can be purchased at tne WHITE FARM, 5i miles out on the Philadelphia Road, at $2,50 per cord, or de livered to purchasers in any part of the city for Apply to E. T. J. WOODW ARD, corner ot xorK and Liioyd streets. j9 lm near Mr.

Breckenridge's church. WHAT MAN, having a strong beard, has not, while Shaving, cursed a hundred times the soap and razor; now all this ill may be prevented by using the jus ly celebrated rrencn soap, uutK- LAIN'S SHAVING CREAM, which, by tne proper ty it possesses of making a rich t-ermanent lather, enables one to Shave even with adull razor; and from its being composed of almond oil, acts as a cosmetic, rendering the skin smooth and free from irritation. A fresh suppiy just received, and at wholesale or re tail, by JJUN f. CLARK, near the Museum, I3n rtj'r KfcAY Hie subscriOer truuK jlO broken open on Saturday night last, and the following articles ot jiaji Hiixii taKen mere from; a light pilot cloth Over Coat, lined with gingham; a black Dress Coat, with the subscriber's name writ- ten on tne sleeve lining; a pair of black cloth Panta loons; a striped satin Vest, and a black Russia Hat. The abjve reward will be paid for the recovery of the articles; benjamin jet kies, i at Mrs.

Elizabeth Clark's, in East fe3 3t between Enpor and Hiiln ft. JAMESS.SJTEK,52'i!.jtf TURJC1AU JlHIo-LISHJUEMT, No 7 CONCORD STREET, be-tweeu Lombard street and Fi-h Market. At bis old stand, he continues the TURNING business in all its various branches. SAWING, sweep and straight by machinery. Bench and Hand SCREWS kept on hand; also all kinds of Timber used in his line of business, such as bird eye and curl Maple; Poplar, of all sizes, for columns; Gum.

for nubs, all kinds of hard woods. He warrants his work to be done as well and on as good terms as can be had in the city. All orders thankfully received, from town or country, and faithfully execmed. ja6 6m TOOTH ACHE! TOOTH TOOTH WM. BROWN, Chemist, 481 Washington su, Boston.

has invented an article that will re-lieve this tormenting pain; also, he is happy to say it will remove all soreness of the teeth, and fit them to be filed and will remove all unpleasant smell the breath when occasioned by defective teeth: I It it considered by the inhabitants of Boston a great and valuable discovery thousands have already availed themselves of this never-failing remedy. For the genuine article, call for "Wm Brown's Ex-tract of Gall and and observe my sigaa-turf Fur tale in Baltimore by G. K. TYLER, Agent, corner of Eat Baltimore and High streets; 8amnel Carey, corner of South and Baltimore streets; John F. Clark, near the Museum; Dr.

J. W. W. Gordon, corner of Howard and Pratt streets, and W. K.

Orrick. corner of Eulaw and Lexington streets: and in Washington City by Dr. J. Todd. Price, 50 cents STEAM UP.

Being determined to sell at very low nrices. by adding on the pressure system. we respectfully invite those wno wish BARGAINS to call, as we will unaouoieoiy sen at extremely low prices CLOTHS of a-supenor quality, various colors; for $2,50 per yard; cASSIMERE, CAS-8INET8, 50 cents; superior yard wide French CHINTZ, 25 cents; CALICO, 6 cents; MUSLIN, yard! 10 cents; superior CALICOES for 12 cents; scarlet, white and yellow FLANNEL, at first cocci I i TUCKER fe3 3l i No. 51 Baltimore street, i CHEAPER tiTluL-SJilLLIJa OVT.Vci on band, a few pairs of those cheap Whitney and Rose BLANKETS, which 1 will sell at sti'l less than recent also. Linen SHEETING, Table Huckabuck and other Linens, very cheap; a handsome assortment of 12 cent CALICOES, quite a new style; MERINOES, FLANNELS, CAS-SINETS and oth.r Woollens; HOSIERY, embracing an extensive assortment; MOUSELAINE DE LAINES; with a large variety of DRY GOODS ail n( which I am determined to sell without regard to cost, it will therefore be to the Interest of purchasers to call at No.

69 HANOVER ST. ie3 i i I GEO. BEVAN.i DRY GOODS! DRY SELLJJVO OFF JIT JYo. 39 BALTIMORE STREET, first store above Gay street. Great Bargains in CLOI HS CASSIMERES, SATTINETS.

VESTING, FLAN- NELS, Rose and Whitney BLANKETS, Ladies' Merino CLOAKS. MOUSELA1NK DE LA1NES, CALICOES SILKS, English and French MERI NO ESj together with a general assortment of DO. MESTIC GOODS. Give us an early call, for Bar. gains, as we are selling offour winter stock at cost.

tei Jt. I wm. liAVis i LONG CLOTH AND VICTORIA MUSLIN. JOSEPH BEVAN, No. 56 QAY" STREET, has just opened 1 case each of superior LONG CLOTH and Queen Victoria MUSLIN; also, 1 bale Merrimack Brown 8 wide and sunerfiHe Quali ty all of which will be sold at the reduced price of 121 cents peryarc; and would also remind purcha sers, that he is disposing of his stock of Winter HOSIERY, consisting in part of Merino, Mohair.

Cashmere, Angola and Lambs Wool HOSE at such prices as will make it au object for persons call and examine bis stock, before purchasing elsewhere. iei-y i I I i WINTER GOODS CHEAP, FOR CASH. FLANNELS, BLANKETS. CLOTHS. CAS SI MERES.

SATTINETS, MERINOES. SHAWLS. HOSIERY, Blc. Being determinea to close out the Winter Goods, BARGAINS may be expected. The public are to call ana examine.

HAY WARJi St WILMER, i j25y No. 77 Baltimore street. TO THE PUBLIC The subscriber would most esDectfullv call the attention of hia numprniifl customers and the public generally, to his present unusually large and choice stock of CLOTHS, CAS- a mr EV I mirw m.rjm omiiiftj buu vtioiiixu amongst wnicn will be found, superior wool-dyed blacks, blues, invisible greens, and fanev colors, of dyed black, blue and drab Beaver and Pilot CLOTHS, iiriii-'H iwi urn wt nni ran ri irivo eituitirn bo, French and English MERINOES; figured BOM dalolo; rrencn ana oi-y 1 J. vv.niUHAKDSON. 23 Baltimore at.

DAMAGED GOODS. The subscriber has just received about 50 doz hlxr.lc HOAR alinhtJ ly imperfect in the color, which will hr anii 9 nor cnt. lesskhan the regular retail price, aiso, a lew ui muse very superior iamuy Whitney BLANKETS, at the low price of $5,50 per pair, other sizeaaa lolw in proportion; together with a lot of Rose BLANKETS, very cheap; likewise a small lot of Lambsj Wool SHIRTS, at 33 13 per cent, less than the customarv nricia. Rpsiilea th rrtmnfT purchaser will find a large assortment of DRY GOODS, ait unusual low prices, making it their in- teresi to can at ivo. 00 HANOViSK STREET.

Jl-y 1 GEO. BEVAN, ilREATi ATTRAnTinvirJS.fMPBr nav. VI SIJYTS, FLAN JT ELS, BLAJYKE TS, MMRI-MX) ES, PRIJYTSandMO US ELAINE DE LAIJVES, embracing! all colors, qualities and styles; Men's UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS; with numerous other desiriable Goods all of which will be sold very cheap. Call and see, Ladies, at No. 19 BALTIMORE 3TREET.

SAMUEL D. TOY. WATER CLOTHS -ltl BALTIMORE STREET RICHARDSON LEWIS nave just received a full assortment of this desirable article for over-coats, warranted to be the genuine waterproof, Asphaltum CLOTHS. Also on hand, 4 choice selection of Beaver and Pilot CLOTHS, in all colors, and at all prices all of which will be sold, wholesale and retail, on the most pleas, ing terms. nI8 CLOTHSL CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES The undersigned again take the opportunity to inform the public, that their stock of WOOLLEN GOODS is not surpassed by any in the city, and that their prices! cannot help but to give general satisfaction to thoe that will favorthem with a call.

Now on hand arid for sale, wholesale and retail, blue, black, dahlia, invisible green, Marlborough, and a variRtv of other colored single and double milled CLOTHS, among which aresomeof Shepard's best wool-dyed black, green and blue. CASSIMERES aj great variety, both plain and striped. And what pjarticularly we would call attention to is, our most desirable assortmentfor LADIES' CLOAKS and MANTILLAS, as we have taken great pains to select the (Jloths for that purpose, both as regards width.eoion and qualities, we have no doubt but that we wil I be able to please all, in goods as well as in prices. RICHARDSON LEWIS, No. 161 Baltimore street, i nl8-y four doors from Charles street.

JONAS FJREEDENWaLD CO. having taken the house No. 47 BOND STREET, Fell's Point, offer to thei friends and the community, a general assortment of HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. Their stock of LOCKS, HINGES, BOLTS and FASTENINGS, EDGE TOOLS. FILES, will be always complete, and to Shoemakers they offer a full assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, KITCHEN WARE.

tc on as good terms as they can be procured any wherein thecity. 3m ilOUCKFS VEGETABLE LINIMENT, PREPARED BY JACOB HOUCK, Baltimore, lor the following Diseases: Tumours, Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Ring Worms, Itch, Chilblains, Frost, Bites, Mumps, Stiffness of the Joints, Cramps, Burns, Scalds, and all kinds ol Swellings attended with pain. jThe LINIMENT can be obtained at HOUCK'S LABORATORY, SOUTH CHARLES STREET, near Baltimore street, with proper direc tionsfor usibg. Price, 50 eents. 6m rETTER AND ALL HER DISEASES OF THE StIN REMEDY is witbont anyiexception the 'most valuable prepara- tion that has ever been discovered, for the cure of Ring Worm, Itch, Salt Rheum or Tetter, Blotched Face, Pimple, Frosted Feet, Barber's Itch, When used according to directions.it never fails to effect a perfect and cure.

Prepared and sold, at wholesale and retail, by A. D. Sands, Druggists Nos. 79 and IjOO Fulton street, Ifew York. For sale by! G.

K. TYLER, Agent, corner of East Baltimore and High streets. j25-y URTON ALB ROOMS, CORNER OF BALTI-MORE AND OAT 8TREE TS. The proprie tor desires tojtender his thanks to his customers for the very liberal encouragement extended to him, and bees leave to call their attention to his draught ALE, (Lnca si Baltimore Scotch,) equal to any made in the Union drawing at clear and fine as old wine. He is ilwaya prepared to serve up tbe delicacies of the season in tbe choicest manner BEEF STEAKS, TERRAPINS, OY8TERS, He fancies he has this far given general satisfaction in the manner ini -which he has conducted his business, and he hopesj by strict attention, to continue to merit tbe good opinion of the public- J24-7 I W.

H. ROSE. OST. Was dropped from the Washington cars on Sunda afternoon last, while going to Washington, When a few rods west of the Relay House, a rose wood WALKING CANE, with aa ivory head, on tbe top of which was inserted a gold plate, with the words H. Simmons, Baltimore" engraved thereon.

The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving tbe same with either of tbe Conductor! of the Washington train, or at this office. jlO-tf A CLERIC AM AMPHITHEATRE, From il street LAST NIGHT OF MR. BOOTH. THIS EVENING. Feb.

4, will be periortned BRUTI'S: Or. The Fall of Tarqum.Brutus, Mr. BOOTH; Titus, Mr. N. Johnson; Sextus Tarquin, Mr.

W. G. Jones: -Tuhia. Mis. Anderson; Tar quina.

Mrs. Herbert. -Si-- tsc-- With a variety of novel SCENES IN THE ARE- xva, by the daring Equestrians. ICF'Price of Admission. Box, 50 cents; Gallery, 25 cents; Children to Boxes, 25 cents.

open at 7, performance to commence at 7iO'CIOCIC. I JJ W. CRoNEY tenders his giatetul acknowledgments to his customers and the public generally for the very liberal encourage ment he has received since he commenced business; he also wishes to inform the gentlemen, that he has enlarges nia Dusiness. and intends keeping a general assortment of BOOTS and SHOES of all descriptions, of the-best quality, at the followins Drices: uenuemen coots, Dinners and Monroes, 1,75 to x-z: Gentlemen's rumps. SI 50: Bovs Boots and Shoes in proportion; also an assortment of Misses' and Uhildren's SHOES, at his usual Drices.

at ma ota stand, corner ot mjziu and W1LK F. Point. I i23-lm LADIES, CALL AND SEE. Superior enuEB seilme at the follow- mg very iow prices, ana warrantea to be made as good as any manufactured in this city: Ladies mo rocco, kid and seal Slippers, er Jefferson. SI: linht colored, from $1 to morocco Walking Shoes, morocco French Boots, Gailber Boots.

Gum Elastic Shoes, from SI to $1.50. The above prices only for cash; Shoes charged, will be at tbe old rates of prices. He has on hand a general assortment of Men's, Boys' and Youths' EASTERN SHOES, at very prices. The above will be sojd wholesale and retail, at No. 106 PRATT STREET, near cuiaw.

juhim UANUS. j30-2awlm TO THE LADIES. A CARD. THOd H. STANFORD offers to the Ladies of Balti more and its vicinity, superior LADIES' SHOES, of every vanetyj at his Store, three doors northof Mulberry street, in PEARL STREET, at the short-est notice and at; the following prices.

Ladies call and see. Morocco, Kid and Lasting Slippers and jenersons, 91; Misses and Children's in proportion. N. B. If any of my work fails it will be repaired without charge, and a reduction made in the next pair.

Country merchants can be- supplied with from one to leiwaozen pairs. J15-y JOHN A. STEWART, BELL HANGER AND BRASS FOUNDER. respect fully informs tbe public, that he continues to carry on the above business, in all its vanetie3, at No. 16 LOMBARD STREET, two doors above Howard street.

He has constantly on nana, ratent L.ever Knob Locks, Dead do Mortice Rabbeted Mortice Sliding Door Catches, do. do. Locks, do. do. Bolts and Astrygals, do.

do. Ways and Rollers, and Front Door Locks, comtiining aiMignt i.atcn; also, for stores. Iron rim-Locks, with safety tumblers, entirely different from any imported, and Knob and Dead Latches; together with Mortice Locks, all of brass, or with glass trim ming; brass Catches, with Keys, intended for ships ana steamooats. 1 Extra FSAFE LOCKS, for mace to order Banks, Prisons, fcc. N.

B. All orders for Private with punctuality aBd despatch. Houses attended to I j28 eolm NOTICE TO MECHANICS REQUIRING HPS? STEAM-POWER IN (THEIR BUSINESS lilm OPERATIONS im.n. ING, situate on Bradenbaush allev. 65 feet lone and 40 wide, recently ocenpred as a Machine Shop.

Immediate possession given. There is connected with this building a STEAM ENGINE, of four-horse power, whicn may be purchased, togei her with the Line of Shaft, at a very low price. The building is well calculated for an Iron Foundry or Cotton Factory. Enquire at the Baltimore Fine and Fancy Soap Manufactory. 14 PLEASANT, ST.

j24 2w FARE REDUCED, TO SUIT THE TIMES, AT THE BALTIMORE SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE, CORNER OF HOWARD St SARA TOGA STREETS, Baltimore. Eoarders will be accommodated at this extensive and pleasantly located Hotel at $200 per year; Transient Boarders, $1 perday. No exertions shall be wanting to render general satisfaction. JOHN M. EBERMAN.

N. B. A large STABLE is attached to this establishment. Horsesj kept at livery at $12 per month, 50 cents per day. I rrJ-A LINE OF MAIL STAGES will leave this Hotel every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 5 o'clock, a.

m. through in one daypassing through Hanover and the xorK springs; arrive in Carlisle in time for the Cars to Cham about 7 bersburg and Pittsburg; returningon Tuesday, Thurs. day and Baltimore at 7 o'clock, r.M For seats apply at the abovehotel. j8-lm MULES! The subscriberhas on hand a lot of very fine young MULES, which win he sold on accommodating terrrs. Enquire of the subscriber, at the THREE TUNS TAVERN.

corner of Pratt and Paca streets. WILLIAM DORBACKER j2i eo2w ANOTHER ASTON 1SH ING CURE OF CANCER. Li GOUuEYnas tne pleasure of jayin? De-lore the public the lollowing certificate trbm lady of this city, attested by several cf her friends, of a speedy and effectual cure of that tne CANCER, performed bv his new VEGETABLE PREPARATION for the cure ot that complaint. Mr. since he was so fortunate as to discover this powerful remedy; has been astonished to find that there are so many laboring under the disease; but it gives him great pleasure to know that in evi ry instance where his mfedicme has been applied, the patient has found relief, and numbers are now in a fair way to recover, and several have been entirely cured.

He therefore recommends the PREPARATION witn the greatest confidence to the public, satisfied that it will, in nine cases out ot ten. if used according to his direction, destroy this fell disease the Cancer. Baltimore. Jan. 23i, 1840.

Deeming it an act of justice to Mr. Goulev. and wishing the afflicted to be made acquainted with the beneficial effects of tiis valuable medicine, I cheer fully make the following statement: About six years ago, 1 began; to feel an extreme soreness in my breast, which increased in intensity of pain and allowed me but little rest. I at length became satisfied that it was a severe case of Cancer, and applied to my attending physician, who. after examining it, said that he could do hotbitg with it bat cut it out, and that the weak state of my health would not admit or.

1 continued in this situation for a long timethe Cancer increasing in size, and the pain growing more severe until 1 beard of Mr. Gouley Preparation, when resolved to make trial of it. I had used it but a short time when tho pain began to leave me, and by. degrees all symp. toms of the cancer disappeared.

It is bow three months since the cancer nas been healed, and I have felt nothing like a return of it. lam still laboring unaer me weamie aim geuerui ueointy wnich have afflicted me ior many years, nut 1 think I feel much better than I did before I took Mr. GouWb cines. To the afflicted I would therefore say. lose no time in mHinguwoi mis preparation.

JANE POLK, No.3 Aisquith street. We, the undersigned, relatives and friends of Jane Polk, testify to the truth of her statement. David Polk, 8r. MargaietPolk, No.3 Aisquith street. Elizabeth; Polk, Jane Thomas, Mary J.Thomas, 1 Richmond street, nett Margaret Scott, Howardstreet.

John Scott, Any information as to how tbe Preparation should be used, will be given by the subscriber, at his.Siore. No. 21 BALTIMORE STREET, where he may be found at all hours. I 1 Tbe VEGETABLE BITTERS and COUGH DROPS, still retain their great popularity, and the demand for them increases- daily. Certificates of cures performed by them are continually received by tbe proprietor.

The subscriber can safely say that no medicine has ever been found to be more popular than these have become in so short a time. Remem. ber the FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH. 21 BALTI. MORE STREET.

I I LiY GltUSDi 4k. CO. North East corner of Baltimore and Ciarlesstreetr. VERY BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE. On TUESDAY, the 4th February, at 10 o'icck.

we will sell a choice lot of very beautiful FURNITURE, snch as eliptic dining and breakfast Tablet, pillar and claw; fancy cane seat Chairs; ingrain parlor Stanley's parlor Stove; Windsor Chaiti-one pier Looking Glass, gilt frame; brass parlor Ami'. iront; Shovels and Tonge; feather Beds; hair Mat-trasses; high post Bedstead; low post poplar do; mahogany Bureau; toilet Looking Glass's; imitation maple Wardiobe; mahogany Washstand. marble top: one printed Dining Set, dec Ac. Also, Kitchen Furniture, among which is a Cooking Stove. The house is situated on Wilk street, opposite High sU and will be wtll warmed the day i.f sale.

GRUNDY Sc Aucta. N. B. We want to employ a LAl in of about 15 years of age to go on errands and to make himself useful. He nmst be honest and indns- tiious.

Salary first Tear $50. a- rrt FOR COUGHS REG NAULDS PASTE and PATE DE MOU DE VEAU. or Veal J.H Paste, both highly recommended by the Faculty of Paris as the most agreeable remeaies. PECTORAL GUM; price. 12 centi Wistor'g Cough Lozeniw j2 JOHN F.

CLARK, near the Museum. EVANS HAS REMOVED to the corner nf BALTIMORE and FREDERICK SamarataH's-XMee -Those who feel disannointix from quacks and Quack medicines, are advised to n. ply as above. The office is attended by a Medical Practitioner of great experience, and thirty years extensive practice. Great improvementin tbe treatment of syphilitic and delicate diseases many who consider themselves incurable may, by application, be effectually cured at the above office; also those wno have been injured by improper mercurial practice.

All recent cases cured in a few davs. bv an easy method. 1 j6 Im TVEXT TOWN HALL, CLASS 2-To be drawa J.1 in Baltimore, February 5th. 1840 Canilal Prizes, $20,000, $6 000, $3,600, $2,500. $1,424, 20 Prizes of $1,000.

Sec. See fce. Whole Ticket $5, halves 32.50, quarters $1.25. -For the capital prizes this or any of the Delaware or Virginia Lotteries, drawing every week, be sure and call, or sendtoonr lucky office. All orders addressed to E.

LUKENS St authorized ArPnto 91 Rulti. more street, 3d door above South, will meet witli prompt attention by return of mail. 123-y TNITEfe MTATES ARMY RECRUITING SEB KJ VICE. Wanted, for the United Stated Arm. few able bodied citizens, between the see of 18 and 35 years, being above 5 feet 5 inches high, of good character, and of respectable standing among their fellow citizens.

None need aonlv to enter the r. vice, -but those who are determined to serve the period their enlistment, which It five years, honestly and faithfully. The pay is from 7 to 17 dollars per month. Besides the a bove. one ration ner dav ia i.

lowed every soldier; also, a larre suoolv of comfort. able and genteel clothinz- The prudent soldier mar readily save from $420 to $1,020 during his enlist ment or nve years. 1 The sum of two dollars will be given to any citi zen or soldier, who shall bring to this Rendezvous, a.h able bodied recruit, well formed, sound, and otherwise qualified fas above described) for the da-ties of a soldier, and who shall be regularly enlisted. For further particulars apply at the Recruiting Ren- dezvous, LIGHT STREET, corner of Balderston it-Baltimore, or at FORT McHENRY, where a few fine Young Men are wanted for the Light Artillery. a Biwrrnin rr tf I Light Artillery.

PETERS' MACHINE MADE VEGETABLE PILLS. The Diseases which come especially under the influence of Dr. Peters' Pills, are as fol lows: Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Sick Headache. Jaundice, Asthma. uropjy, nneumatism, Enlargement or the Spleen, rues, uouc, remaie uostructions, Heart burn.

Far-red Tongue, Nausea. Distention of tbe Stomach and Bowels, Incipient Diarrtaea, FlatuIencyfHabitual Costiveness, Loss of Blotched or Sallow Complexion, and in all cases of Torpor of the Bow. els, when a Cathartic or an Aperient is needed. Price, 50 cents per box. Dr.

Peters' Pamphlet may be had of the agents, gratis. Certificate Although I am opposed to the principle of prescribing remedies or medicines, with the real ingredients of which physicians are not acquainted, and am, of course, opposed in general to tbe introduction of such curative agents into either general or official practice, yet justice requires me to state, that, having in my drug store the pills now known as "Dr. the supply of those who might wish them, I was induced to try them in my practice in place of Lee's or Anderson's pills, and have found them to be a cathartic so certain and efficient, and at tbe same time mild in their action, producing neither griping nor nausea, and answering so well all the purposes to be met by au ordinary cathauic, that I now use them in my practice almost entirely in piece of Lee's or Anderson's. Asa cathartic for ordinary purposes in families, they are not surpassed their utility in aff.ctions of the tih-ous cast cannot be doubted. John I.

H. Steaith. M. D. Charlestown, Jan.

10, 1839. EJ'For sale by G. K. TYLER, General Agent, corner of East Baltimore and High streets, and by all the Druggists in Baltimore, and in Washington and Georeetown, D. C.

Jal-y G' KEAT AKKIVALI-521 GkOSS. OR 79.000 BOXES OF PETERS' PILLS. The subscriber has made arrangements with Dr. Petees, of New ork, io be supplied by the quantity with hie Pills. All dealers can now be supplied at New York prices.

Of all the Pills we have any knowledge of, these are tne. most vainasie. in no instance have they failed to accomplish every thing they promised, and thousands who for years have been lingering with some obstinate or chronic, disease, now a ad their testimony in behalf of this valuable medicine. PETERS' VEGETABLE PILLS were discovered by the proprietor many years ago, and used by him with wonderful efficacy in his private practice; but it is only about four yean since. he claimed and obtained a patent for it, and offered it to the public; and from that time the enthusiasm in its favor has been such that he has been totally unable to supply the orders as fast as they have been received.

With tbe view of remedying this, the pro-prietor invented two machines one for making, and. the other for the counting of the globular substances which perform the labor of thirty men, and for which be was awarded three prizes at tbe Fair of the American Institute to wit a CoU Medal, a Silver Medal, and a Diploma. But still, all it ia vain: tbemojfePilUhemanuftctiiref.tbe more k-is required to manufacl ure; so that bis books already show a sale of Seven Millions Three Hundred Thou, sand boxes; and the orders on hand now are such that he feels assured that Three Millions of boxes will not be more than adequate to tbe supply of customers for thecomingyear. amazing popularity is all to be attributed to tbe surpassing excellence of the Pills 4n tbe purification of the blood, and hence their influence in tbe majority of diseases; bat tbey are also indebted for a share of their patronage to the fact, that in the present process sf manufacture they are not submitted to the usual and net very cleanly, ordeal of being mauled about by human bands, bnt are mixed and moulded far more effectually by a machine, which also tarns them outso smooth and round that they slip into tbe-stomach without any of the difficulties attendant upon tbe swallowing of all other medicines not im a liquid shape. PETERS MACHINE MADE VEGETABLE PILLS, as it is well known, retain their virtues for any length of time, and ia all climatea; and hence they are alike popular ia the United States.

Texas. Mexico. Canada, and the West Indies, besides bay-isg a rapid sale throughout Europe and the civilized portions rf Africa and Asia. 8ince the public sale of hia Pilli. the Prnnr received upwards of Twenty Thousand Certificate of Cares, hesides at least a themand frtflirrafnfatnfw letters from rerular memben lheir private practice.

0Dr. PETERS Pnndnal OfBre fnr bis celebrated VEGETABLE PLLS corner of East uaiumcie ana uign streets. rncs, 25 and 50 cents per Box. J14 G. K.

TYLER, General AgenU. -it i- v. il.