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BALTIMORE, SATURDAY. APRIL U. 1S4. FROM OCR CORMWPONDKNT0 Washington City, April 10, 1840. Mr.

Bodisco, the Russian Minister, Chamber-Iain to the Emperor of Russia, actual counsellor, -J Ynr tVio Tv TVfr. was marneu jcjw Johns, of Miss Williams, a young lady of surpassing beauty, talents, wit and virtue. It is a matter of gratulation that Mr. Bodisco has at last got married, for the fact will put an end to an immense amount of "Bristol gossip and Canterbury scandal," that was for four or five months retailed in this city, and by the presses of the day, in reference to his amours. In the promulgation of all the twattle; to which I refer, that it was as mortifying to him as it was onen-sive or disgusting to every well educated and well disciplined mind.1 He was a public man, JM however, the representative of the Autocrat of all the Russias, and as a body of toadys sucked and crot bonnica on his hospitalities, he did not escape their kind offices and their kind offices led them to inquire into the "Loves of the angels," and retail them to the community.

His Excellency is a marrie'd man at last, and with others, most heartily wish him a pilgrimage of bliss and if loveliness, worth, intelligence and beauty, all combined in one fair creature, can cement the fulness of eternal joy, he is sure to enjoy all that I could wish him, or his hopes and prayers aspire to. This is a season of connubial bliss and of love. The flowers of the field and of the forest are in full bloom, and May, the blythesome month of May, anticipating its own advent, spreads her enchantments around us. In the way of accumulating population, the eity has within the last few days been signally blest The theories of Malthus, and Jeremy Bentham, and Adam Scott, all sink into nothingness when placed in contrast with well authen-. iicated and recorded facts.

In proof of this broad assertion, I itate, that within the last two days, if a gentleman who keeps a record can be xelied on, fifty-seven children have been born! Among those who have added to the happiness nf the a cp and tn its nnrmlatinn. there is a ladv. who, yesterday morning presented her husband three daughters at one birth. One of the innocents died immediately after it came into this breathing world the other two are living and promise to do well. The lady, I am happy to say, is as well as could be expected.

In the House of Representatives to-day, "the ball was opened" by Mr. C. Cushing, of Massachusetts, on a motion submitted by Mr. Briggs, some days ago to amend the rules, so as to abolish the committee on Public Expenditures. A debate ensued, in which Messrs.

Cushing, Briggs, and others participated, a report wTiir ih wmilrl hp. tKppmcA pmiallv tpriiniis. unne- eessary auiu iiuc uy ui yuur icucis. jjciuic it "was concluded the morning hour expired, and the subject was laid upon the table. The House now went into committee of the i it tj whole, Gov.

Casey of Illinois in the chair, and took up the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill, and Mr. Duncan, of Ohio, took the floor, and went on to make a political anti Harrison speech. "He was discoursing when I closed. The Senate was employed all day with the consideration of a bill to revive the act of 1S26, reference to certain private claims in the States of Mississippi and Arkansas. tt Monday last, Mr.

Hillen, of Maryland, offered a resolution instructing the committee on military affairs to enquire into the expediency authorizing the immediate commencement of a fort on Sollers? Point Flats, in the Patapsco, for the defence of the harbor of Baltimore. Two Lives Lost. On Tuesday fast, as Morton Crosby and Elijah Perigo, two farmers of Sardinia, Erie county, New York, were returning from mill, the wagon was upset, and both killed. Early on Wednesday morning the overturned wagon was discovered near the road side with the two horses attached to it, quietly awaiting an order to move onward. Each of the deceased was perhaps sixty years old.

Large Oyster. A Mobile paper states thai an oyster was recently taken near that city, which measured three feet one, inch in length and twenty-three and a half inches across the widest part of it. It is our opinion that it is a mud turtle, which the Mobilians have caught and mistaken for an oyster, as the largest of this species, which abound in and about the Chesapeake, -seldom stray away so far. The Boston Times, in copying an article from this paper respecting the high-handed out-zage committed by the Portuguese authorities on the passengers and crew of the brig Boxer, says "We see nothing in the affair itself to justify the unqualified terms made use of by that paper." Perhaps not, but that is altogether owing to the peculiar state of the atmosphere in which you live, Mr. Times.

Direct Tax. In the House of Representatives of Pennsylvania, on Wednesday, the bill providing lor a direct tax was considered, but after a good deal of discussion, the first section was negatived yeas 39, nays 40. This decides the fate of the bill, though it is probable the subject will be brought up in another shape. Accidental Death. Mr.

Peter Stillman, jr. of Rockport, (Mass.) while on a gunning excursion, on Tuesday afternoon, in company with another person, was almost instantly killed, by the accidental discharge of his own gun. Consuls. The President of the States bos recognized Augustus W. Radcliff as Consul of Texas for the port' of New York, and Oliver CPHara, as Vice Consul of the Netherlands, at Key West i otitic- tim WA tm.

uiivm VS iiini 'j, last (Del.) have increased the reward from $300 Id $1,000 for the conviction of any one concerned in acts of incendiarism. mm taT Tmr'iwni Wit IT r. ill Axil AAI aiAix a ion.ui Will bring, this year, $1,500,000, and will average, to every man, woman, and child on the island, $1500 each. The Blood Hounds. CoL Twists has re turned from his fifteen day scout, says the Charleston Courier slio of the 6th, having: found the blood hounds to be utterly worthless, AwrUL.

An infanf child, left in the cradle its mother, was accidentally burnt to death at Buffalo, a day or two ago. Mr. Forrest playing to "bumpers' in Boston. Kean ditto in Baltimore. Piuit will Ym nrvn nn tVif 20th xxL So say the commissioners.

Improving. Business in Boston. Later from England and France. The N. York Courier and Enquirer has received by the ship St Lawrence, Capt.

Bunker, from Liverpool, dates from that place of the 11th, and from London to the 10th ultimo and Jby the packet ship Albany, Capt Watson, from Havre, Paris dates to the 8th ultimo. The accounts trom London possess little in terest here. The most important item in general polities that we find in these papers, is the particulars of the force England has directed or is about to direct against Unina, tne magnnuae of which would indicate that the intentions of the British Government are not confined to the mere mercantile question, but that she contem plates territorial acquisitions or the overthrow of the Chinese Government and when it is re collected that the native princes ot India were subdued and the foundations of the British Em pire there, laid by, comparatively speaking, handful of men, there can De utue uouut mat with the means England has now will succeed in her plans of conquest, however vast they may be. The monev market of London appears to be in about the same position as at the date of our last advices. Expedition to China.

We are enabled to lay before our readers this week, a correct statement of the Darticulars of the vessels which have already sailed, and are yet to sail, for the purpose of vindicating Britain honor on the coast of China. The Blenheim, 74 guns, sailed direct for China from Portsmouth, on the 17thebru-aryj Melville, 74 guns, from the Capej Welles-ley, 74 guns, from the Indian station; Blonde, 46, direct from Plymouth, on the 26th February Druid, 4S, from the -Cape, via Sydney, on the 5th November; Pylades, 18, direct from Plymouth, on the 23d February; Nimrod 20, from Plymouth on the 24th February, (with duplicate instructions for Admiral Elliot;) Modeste, 18, from the Cape, on the 5th November; Wanderer, 18, sailed for the Cape on the 12th February from Plymouth, with orders to Admiral Elliot to proceed with all his corvettes, and take command in China. Besides these ships, ano ther 74 has orders; the Pique, 38; Andromanche, 28; 10 vessels from the Indian station, from 18 to 23 guns each, part of the Indian navy; vessels from the Cape station, 18 guns each; 2 from the South American station, 18 and 28 guns each; 2 from the South Wales station, 11 and 28 guns each; 2 large steamers, supposed to be the Sesostris and the Queen. The expedition includes from 12 to 15,000 men. London Commercial Journal.

Liverpool, Jllarch 10th. Our Cotton market continues dull, without any particular change. The sales on Saturday, the 7tn, were 2,500 and yesterday, the 9th, they were 3,000. The George Washington arrived on the 10th. The ship Rochester made the land in 15 days.

Liverpool Corn Market, March 9th. During the last seven days there have been imported 6S0 barrels of Flour from the U. States. Through out this period the Wheat trade has continued in that inert position in which we have had occasion to' report for several previous weeks. There is little free American Fl0ur now in the market; it is selling in small parcels at 44s 6d to 45s per barrel.

From 4,000 to 5,000 barrels have changed hands, in bond, at 31s per barrel. The Portuguese government has at length dissolved the Cortes. Havre, March 7. Our rates for cotton have fallen from 2 to 3 cents for all qualities below fair. On the better sorts the reduction has been only It.

per 1-2 kilo. A ministry has been formed in France, with M. Thiers at the head. The internal situation of France is not improved. Bankruptcies are lamentably numerous, and trade in a deplorable condition.

This applies in a peculiar manner to the cotton manufacture. There is no demand for the raw material. Hundreds, nay, thousands of families engaged in that branch of manufacture are thrown out of employment, and are consequently starving. E. M.

America Vespucci. This lady is probably by this time afloat, and on her way back to Europe, whence she came in the expectation that, as a descendant of Amerigo Vespucci, from whom this continent derives its name, she would receive "a great national gift" in the hope of "a spot of ground where she might pass a tranquil existence." Being disappointed in her hope, Congress having no constitutional power to accede to her wishes, she has refused to accept of individual tributes, and declined the offer of a large donation, the first subscription to which had been made by the Ui.S. Senate, and which had received large additions in various places. She recently addressed a letter to the New Or leans Bee, expressive of her feelings, resigning her claims, declining acceptance of individual donations, thanking all who have been kind to her, and declaring her intention to return to Europe. It may be that a sense of national gratitude, if not of justice, might have been more ready to acknowledge the claims of a known descendant of Cplumbus; but be that as it mayi we confess that the tone of Miss Ves pucci's farewell letter has riven us a better opinion of her heart and principles, than our view of her claims had previously led us to en terlain.

She had been led, from childhood, to look upon America as her country and the mixture of dignity and calm submission, with which she bears the blight of her long- cherished hopes, has something very touching in it much more than we expected from one who came on such an errand as hers; and who might with equal justice have preferred similar claims to the gratitude of any other portion of the American continent, as to that of these States. Captain James Riley, whose narrative of sufferings, extraordinary perils, and adventures, during a long captivity among the wild Arabs on the southern coast of Africa, has rendered his name familiar to all, died on the 15th ult, aged 63 years, on board of his brig, the William Tell, bound to Mogadore to which port he has been a trader for the last twenty-five years. More Defalcations The Norfolk Beacon of Thursday says: "Rumors reached town by the Richmond boat yesterday, that there had been an overdrawing of an account by some thirty thousand dollars in the Bank of Virginia, and that the officer, through whose oversight it had been committed, had Charge op Murder. Miller, 'mentioned in our paper of yesterday as being charged with the murder of a man named Green, in New Orleans, on the 30th ult has been examined before the Recorder, and fully committed for trial. From Rio de Janeiro.

The ship Fabius arrived at this port yesterday, from Rio de Janeiro, bringing dates to the 26th Feb. No news of importance. Flour was selling at $23 cash, and $24 credit none in first hands. AdTsrtisenents TCJtESH GfiAFF JT COMPANY, having taken the old stand on STREET, a few doors east of the' new Treasury Building, (formerly in tne occupancy of Mr. J.

Daw- sm james,) nave jutt opened an assortment or and GROCERIES generally, consisting in part of fine old BKANllEa, of "Utard" and "Hea nessy" brands; old Madeira, brown and pale Sherry, Port, Sicily Madeira. Champagne, and Oiber WINES; old Rye WHISKEY; Jamaica SPIRITS; Holland GIN; TEAS; BUG ARB; COFFEE; CHEESE FRUITS, and a gen eral assortment of GROCERIES Having spared no pains tn procare the best articles the Baltimore market could afford, which they are disposed to sell at a moderate profit for cash, or on a credit to punctual customers, the public generally are invited tn call. all-Jt WHOuKSALB ANu RtiTAlL. CASH PROVt SION STORE. JOHN WALKER respect fully informs the citizens of Washington that he has opened a store on PENNSYLVANIA AVE NUE, opposite Brown'4 Hotel, (in the store-house of nr u.

u. urammer,) where he intends to keep a first rate supply of fresh and salt BEEF, also CON. As it is my determination to furnish the store with the best Bacon, dried Beef, and Tongues, and a general supply of fresh Beef, Mutton, best the market can affordt familles and refectories can, at any hour in the day, find any of the above articles, good and cheap, as can be secured in the market or purchased in the city. As it is my purpose to keep this store open every day. (Sundays excepted) the convenience ot wmcn must ae ac knowledged by all house-keepers, I respectfully so licit the patronage of the citizens; and as my desire is to keep no books, and sell cheap, of course the terms are cash.

JOHN WALKER. N. B. Also, a few barrels of Mess PORK on band a4 2w BAKUAlA.s! BAKU A1N oil Tne puolic are re rpectfully requested to call at No. IT BALTI MORE STREET, and examine some NEW GOODS just received, cheap (or cash.

W. H. HAYWARD, mh23-y Sign "Hay ward Wilmer," IJUBLiC SCHOOLS. The following is a list of the PUBLIC 8CH00L3 in the eity of Balti more, viz: HIGH SCHOOL, on the west side of Courtland street, between Saratoga and Pleasant streets, un der the superintendence of N. C.

Brooks, AI. A. MALE SCHOOL No. 1, corner of Green and' Fay ette streets, under the superintendence of Mr. uonnonr, principal, and Air.

wilder, assistant Uaeber. MALE SCHOOL No. 2, corner of Market and Baak streets, F. under the superintendence of Mr. Robinson, principal, and Mr.

Murphy, assistant teacner. MALE SCHOOL No. 3, Aisquith street, near Pitt street, under mr. u. uonnoiiy, principal, and Mr.

Gibson, assistant teacher. MALE SCHOOL No. 4. corner of Hanover and Lee streets, under Mr. J.

H. Falcon ar, principal, and Mr. Coulter, assistant teacher. FEMALE SCHOOL No. 1, corner of Green and Fayette streets, under Miss McConkey, and Mi9s Story, assistant teacher; FEMALE No.

2. corner of Market and Bank F. under MissM. McDermott. principal, and Miss G.

McDermott, assistant teacher. FEMALE No. 3, corner of Front and Pitt streets, opposite the Shot Tower, under the superintendence of Mrs. Ross, principal, and Miss Brown, assistant teacher. FEMALE No.

4. corner of Hanover and Lee sts under the superintendence of Mrs. King, principal, and Miss King, assistant teacher, All persoEB having business with th Treasurer, are requested to call at the office of John W. Til-yard, Clerk, corner of Calvert street and Lovely lane, where the receipt and payment of monies will in future be attended to. Applications for certificates of admission into the schools, may be made to any one ot tne uoramis sinners, to the principal Teachers, or at the Clerk Oflice.

THOMAS kelso. President. E. Baltimore stn west of Aisquith JOSEPH KING, Treasurer, Charles north of Lexington BENJAMIN CHARLES. PETER LEARY, 27 Thames st F.

P. NATHANIEL KIMBEKLY, No. 21 Thames street, F. P. THOMAS FINLEY, Hillen street, near High st.

JAMES LUCAS. 63 N. Exeter at. Dr. CHARLES MAGUIRE, N.

Frederick st, near Gay st. THOMAS M. LOJKE, No. 12 Ligit street wharf. JOHN BIGHAM, corner Eutaw and Franklin sts.

WILLIAM KREBS, Columbia st. WILLIAM WILSON, 16 Franklia st. -MATTHEW SHAW, No. 20 Light street wharf. An Examination of the Schools will commence on THURSDAY, the 9th as follows: Male and Female School No.

1. on THURSDAY. 9th instant. Male and Female School No. 4, on FRIDAY, 10th instant.

Male and Female School No. 2. on MONDAY. 13th inst. Male and Female School No.

3. on TUESDAY. 14th inst. High School, on WEDNESDAY, 15th inst. The Examination to commence at half past 9 o'clock, a.

of each The Mayor and Members of the City Council are respectfully invited to attend, as also the parents of the Scholars and all others who are friendly to edu cation. Fdr further particulars, apply to JOHN TILYARD, Clerk to the Board of Commissioners, cornerof Calvert st. and Lovely lane. a8-Iw BE CAREFUL OF OUR COLDS. Many people are very apt to consider a cold bat a trifling matter, and to think that "it will away ef itstlf in a day er two, and they give themselves no trou ble about it.

Battosnchwe would say, "be care ful of your colds do not tamper with your consti tutions. If you desire to live to "a good old age be careful to take such remedies as will effect an easy and a speedy cure. DR. SWAYNE'S COM rounDsifKur ofprunus virginiana, or WILD CHERRY, has cured more colds than any other medicine offered for sale in this country. The certificates of cures effected by this invalnable me diciae, which the proprietor is daily receiving, are of the most rratifyms character, and tend to show its sanative properties, and the high rank it holds in public estimation.

Medical Vefiner. Baltimore agent, WM. G. COOK, No. 3 N.

Gay street. Also, to be had in the District of Columbia, of F. Luff. Washington agent for the "Baltimore Sun." a6-lm IT 7- From the Boston Chronicle, January IQtk VV see by an advertisement in another column that Messrs. COMSTOCK the American Agents for OLD RIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA, have deputies to sell that article in Boston and elsewhere.

We know a lady of this city whose hair was so nearly gone as to expose entirely her phrenological developments, which, considering that they betokened a most amiable disposition, was not in very unfortunate. Nevertheless she mourned the loss of locks that she had worn, and, after a year's fruitless resort to miseauea restoratives, purchased, some months ago, a bottle or two of Oldridge's Balm, and she has now ringlets in rich profusion. glossy, and of raven blackness. We are not puffing; none of the commodity nas oeen sent to us, and, in deed, we do not want any, tor though we were obi if ed to wear a wie a year ago, we have now. throueh its virtue, hair enoigh, and of a passable quality, of our own.

DARING FRAUDI This article has been imitated by a aotorious coun terfeiter. Let it never be purchased or used unless it have the name of L. 8. COMSTOCK, or the sig nature of cOMaiXAy-R. ac on a spieidid wrapper.

This is the only external test that will secure the nublic from deception. Apply at tke wholesale and retail Office, No. 3 Fletcher, near Maiden Lane and Pearl street. Address, COMSTOCK CO, Wholesale Druggists, New York. Sold at most of the Drug Stores in Baltimore st, Baltimore: and in Washington City.

a3 2aw2w ha nmt nnur Bun dmLlfur Pir POTION CHOPART. In the Paris' Hospital, devoted to Syphilis, this medicine is prescribed as the most effectual remedy for a truly painful disease of that class. Indeed, from the pecaliar energy which its very active constituent parts acquire by chymicat combination, it affords one of the most prompt and elegant resources of this braneh of the healing art. Also, a short, but comprehensive Treatise on the above diseases. Apply at Dr.

DIDIER'S Pharmacy, al-MWS 3m Market Space. LADIES' STRENGTHENING CUltDlAL Fo Coughs, fcc Every person whose nerves are afflicted, and have become weakly and debilitated, should use this Cordial, as it is not intended to purge, bat purely to nourish, comfort and heaithe stomach and bowels, restore the appetite, assist the digestive organs, stimulates and strengthens the whole system, by taking one or two tea spoon fulls every morning. fel4-y Sold by J. Moore.book store, Baltimore street, near Holliday J.Turpin, Fayette st.nearCharles st-- and by G. Savage, Washington.

Price, 50 cents. rVK ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RKWAKLI 1 Ran aw ay from the subscriber, on the night about 21 or 22 years old, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches oa complexion, low narrow forehead; has lost two of his upper frant teeth, ami has a scar in one of his eyebrows. Had on roundabout and pantaloons of country made cloth; but carried with him a frock coat, black vest, and black ribbed cassi- mere pantaloons, with other clothing, and supposed to be supplied with money. The abeve reward will be paid on his delivery to the subscriber, an Bl-A; or msrerng secured in jail, so that 1 get him. m.

HENRY DOUSE of Ed w'd. Bel-Air, April 3d, 1840i. a9-eo4t tM AtUKrY DOLLARS REWARD Broke 4iY jail, on the alteruoon of the Ith a ne gro boy by the name ol ARNOLD JACK- Vt'Jfe SON.not YfV Hart hASrl sui Ja man a la -thick lip, about 5 feet7 inches high. 20 or 21 years or age. his clothing consisted in part of.

a oiia. a eiiTci uiiiet irOCK DOCKeiS OUl- side.with large flaps; cassinet pantaloons, of the same color; had a black silk, velvet vest, double breasted, and another vest, made of Marseilles. Any person who will take op said Boy. so that I shall get him again, shall be entitled to the above reward, and all reasonable expenses paid, if brought back and utmvereu at me Jan oi Alexandria. D.

C. HORATIO N. STEELE. Jailor. xv.

a. it is believed that be is making for a free state, as be was seen on the Washington Rad, going norm. a9-2aw5t CONSTABLE SALE. By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued by John Wright, Esq a Justice of the Peace for the State of Maryland and for the citv of Balti more, and to me dirtcted, I have seized and taken in execution, all the right, title, claim and interest of juurt WALTER, in and to ona sorrel MARE, to sail sty a debt due Joseph felel.and I hereby give notice, that I shall offer the said Mare, so seixed and taken, to the bigest binder, for cash, on MONDAY, the 13th at 10 o'clock. a.

at the Tavern of Joseph Fefel, West Baltimore reet, unless sooner released. ISAAC MERCHANT, Constable. FOUNTAIN STABLES-iV3y7'7' STREET, between Charles and Liberty Streets, Baltimore. The proprieter of the anove establishment (which is canven. iently arranged for the reception of HORSES and CAtiKIAGES) respectfully informs the citizens of Baltimore and the public generally, that tbey can be accommodated with LIVERY for their Horses by the day, month, or year, en as reasonable terms as at any other place in the city; and from long expe rience in Stable keeping, having been Supervisor of S.ock for the last six years on the Baltimore and unio uau Koad, at Mount Clare Depot, with per soaal attention to business hopes to merit a liberal snare oi puouc patronage.

GEORGE SHEPHERD. HORSES and CARRIAGES or SADDLE HORSES kept for hire. Also, HORSES bought and sold on commission. ma'24-dlm MAlllMUHlS TATTEKSALLS AAD FRO'VT STREET HOTEL, Front St. opposite the Theatre.

The Dronrietor re spectfully informs the public, that he will resume his Public Sales of HORSES, CARRIAGES, cc. ace, on tne ikst TUUKSUAY OF MARCH ii ciock, a. and each successive THURSDAY thereafter, until further notice. The accommodation for Drsvers, is not surpassed in tniscuy. His bl'ABUNG is extensive, and the Sale Yard large; his terms will be found moderate.

and the greatest attention prud. HORSES AND UAKKlAGES sold at private and public sale, on commission. HORSES also taken at Livery. fe29-tf JOHN WHITBECK. Proprietor.

1 BRITISH GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS. ROBERT SINCLAIR JR. are iust opening a superior lot of GARDEN and European FIELD SEEDS, received by the several late arrivals from Europe, and from their Seed Garden near this city. The principal SEEDS received and for sale are 1100 pounds EARLY CABBGAE SEEDS, con- sisting principally Early York, Bullock's Heart, umperor, and Flat Hattersea. 600 pounds LATH CABBAGE SEEDS The Flat Dutch, Drum-head and Globe Savoy are' included in this lot.

raised under our inspection, and are narti. eurarly fine. 700 poupds London Scarlei Short Top RADISH. 700 Long White, Yellow Turnip and Spanish RADISH SEED. 8 casks BEET SEED, of several Dark Red Gar den soits.

Yellow and White Sugar and MaBgel- VTMrci MJLAMUM. OflUl. 800 pounds Rutabaga, Hybrid and ether TURNIP SEED. 16 casks Early and Marrowfat PEAS, in crime order. Also, London CAULIFLOWER and BROCOLI SEED; Coss and Cabbage LETTUCE; TOMATO, SQUASH, SCOTCH KALE and PARSNIP SEEB; CARROT, several kinds; MELONS, CUCUMBERS, riiN auu, isaaIjY fOR bunch and pole BEANS, English Windsor BEANS, 23 casks English and Italian RAY GRASS: Scotch Field PEAS and BEANS; Scotch and American Pa-tatee OATS, at $3 a $1 per bushel; Spring VII CHES; White CLQVEK; Lucern: English Lawn Grass: early round and Kidney POTATOES.

In store Italian Spring WHEAT. BARLEY. Kentucky Blue CRASS. Baden and Twin CORN, and every otter variety American FIELD SEED. FOR cale.

as rsOAL AGRICULTURAL IMPLE MENTS and TOOLS of every description; BOOKS otr Cultivation and Management of Stocks. reorders for TREES and PLANTS suBDlied at the shortest notice. m31-eo4w CENTRAL COMB MAA UFACTOR Yard -VARIETY STORE JACOB GRAPE, Ne. XM 72 BALTIMORE STREET, opposite the Town Clock, thankful for te patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, by his friends and the nublic generally, would respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. He has constantly on hand, and in tends keeping, the FOLLOWING ARTICLES: Best Tortoise and Brazilian SHELL, of the latest fashion.

Shell, Ivory, lish and American Dressing Ivory and Wood Pocket do. Silver Thimbles. Shealds and Pencil Cases. Superior Clothes, Hair, Tooth, Nail, Comb, Shaving and other BRUSHES. Cologne and Lavender Water.

Fanay SOAPS. Penknives; Scissors. Hooks and Eyes. Needles and Pins. Bodkins; Tapes; Cord.

Buttons; Tweesers. Hair Pins. Knitting Needles. Purcussion Caps. Purse Clasps.

Snuff Boxes. Pocket Books. Grace Hoops. Accordions. Gentlemen's fine Shaving aues ana uoxes Liadics Dressing aad Work do.

Slides and Buckles. Travelling Sacks. Power Puffs. Checker Boards. Dominoes.

Men and Boys CANES. Shaving-glasses. Assortment of BEADS. Bead and Silk Purses. Morocco Belts.

Children's Rattles. An assortment of French German and Willow BASKETS. Nests of Boxes. Butter Prints. Wax, Jointed and Kid Dolls Doll Heads, with glass and glazed eyes.

And many other articles, too tidn all of which he would numerous to men be pleased" to selL WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, at moderate-prices. Edward Morgan's new and STRAP. celebrated RAZOR U3-SHELL COMB3 CEMEJfTED in the best manner, and at the shortest notice. mhS8- WILLIAM COLESretarns bis thanks to the ladies and gentlemen of this city and vicinity for the patronage bestowed on him since he has been in the LADIES' SHOE BUSK NESS, and informs them, that he has now in store and is manufacturing, a first-rate assortment of the best quality of Ladies' SHOES, at the following low prices, for cash only, kid. morocco, and seal Slippers or Jenersons, inica soie ao.

oo. lrom fl-12J to English kid kept constantly on which will be made to order at SL25 per pair. Gentlemen's BOOTS made to order at the low price of $4 per pair, which will be warranted to be as good as those made at per cent, nigner. his establishment is at the place, no. va Pi rr street south side, lie a i lue curuer ui AiBmiu Bireei, kj.

a. fe22-eo2m-W8t rpHE FRENCH SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS is jl frequently prescribed by the most eminent phy- iciaua iur uie cure ui uougn, Bronchitis, and sumption of the Throat find Lungs. In this medi cine, the invigorating jelly of the Moss is blended with the active principles of other efficacious plants, inciuaingourvamaoie mia Cherry Bark: thus.it not only promotes expectoration, allays the tormenting cough, and calms the restlessness at night, but, by a peculiar tonic and bitter principle, it counteracts night that ghastly emaciation and weak ness usually caused by pulmonary affections of a threatening aspect. To nrevent 'mistakes," it is sold ONLY by Dr. DIDIER, felO-MWJtSom No.

63 Market Space. rpo INVALIDS. Why will yoa die, when, by the A use of the Genuine Hunter's Medicines, yoa can be effectually and speedily cured of the secret dis ease, or your money returned. Remember, tnese medicines are for tale at No. 3 PITT STREET, Baltimore; and at Wm.

Lanphier's. Surgeon Dentist, Alexandria, D. no other places in this State, 7 I SALE, on cove iSeetf lAeohi Charjel thr. Mr. xjui iron on tttve street 15 fWt ee.

icuan i.j iz reei, to axuret a ley. AdtHv far i NICHOLAS, or N. D. BANKARD, neafS i Set. v- VHfcK CELLAR AND OYSTER CP.rA ---DWELLING ia Lexington street the market, a few doors above Eutaw Mf1 rent.

with, immediate Boesoaainn l'for mrea up wun uvtter Rotp plete. The dwelling is large and would below to a good particulars apply to MR. H. JOHNsnv nvnr ker, adjoining the above premises, or of hi "ueti on SALE. IN TBIDDlp a-and Pennsylvania Avenn, rLT.

De httej sale until the 15th day of April, sa WEnvrSn11 and on that afternoon, at 4 o'clock, will bIiAT the premises, by the undersigned. It j8 a 0 brick, now occupied by Lewis Chandler 20 3 feet alley, and runs back nearly 9 eet! tE lm ing is one of the most convenient rooms with a twotory back building; SJilV? culated for a grocery, and is in a most i i1 ia. iuc uij. a cruig may oe Known by letterto WM MEADOVV. ehurchv.n 'Wl Roads.

H. VV, BOOUAuct. m30.2aw6f announces to the nubh. tht BRAID BONNETS. Ladies can bpI.

r.c can se ect frm stock of fine Florence, and order Rnn. I "uawuuinimi Qinu Bonnets Misses Fiats, of all sizes; STRAW GOODS a an Agent for Kr. Hammond's New Yotk Artificial Flowers wki and retail, at New York prices. GenileiSSS and Ladies Bonnets altered, cleaned an," 5 a superior style. F'sea a MKa.

is. a SEAKLE respettftHiTTT forms the Ladies of Baltimore and ihtMl lie generally, that she has commenced i2 MILLINERY and DRESS Ma vT' corner of GERMAN and LIBERTY STEPpt? entrance en German street, one square from more street. Mrs. S. feels assured from her perience and the success she has had in the LT business, that she will be able to please themcst tidious that may favor her with their patron Leghorn and every variety of Straw BONvJS BLEACHED and ALTERED, in the most manner.

MILLINERS and MERCHatj I supplied withevery variety of ARTIFICIAL Firw ERS. at reduced prices. i I fe24 3a BOUGHT FOR CASH, Curiosity prompts the najori' and inasmuch as that is th rL would like to have the ladienriv and examine our stock of FLORENCE BRAID. EnelishSTRAW.Tand 11 Braids BONNETS iii LEGHORN FLATS, Ladies and Misses' Leghorn HATS, witb a general assortmeat Diunir uuvjkc, ynutjcii we oner later thus ant I uiuci uuuk in me tii7, ana ine reason we assipl iui ma ip, iua, urcj uttic irecu UOUgUl lor tatO. We -hope that those who may be in want, wiii us the favor to call, as prices shall, be maie to tor-respoBd with the times.

Also, a general assonmtu or ua. uvuuo, ai sun reduced prices. for mum Gentlemen's best English half HOSE, 18 cfnit (worth 50c.) L'NEN uRILLS, Summer CLOTBS, from 62 to 87, very superior; fllUUOELiAi.iiiia, i Ai.iOUr.3, -N ArtKEENS: MANCHESTER GINGHAMS, 31 31 Nort HOWARD between Lexington and Fatettp I streets. WELLER ca N. B.

A YOUTH, from 14 to 17 years of see warn. ea, to assist in store. aeh UMBKtLLAS AND PAKASOL3, tf TWARD No. 71 BALTIMORE Splendid lot of the above articles Jus ml ceived and for sale cheap, for cask Wife blue-black rept. SILK, SHALLEYS.

MOUSE- LA INES, CHINTZES tJ m9j A CARD A LADYofrespMU. bility wishes to. INSTRUCT a fct Young Ladies on the PIA.IOl FORTE. Terms very moderjti Apply at Mrs GRAY'S, Conway street, nous lift, 3d bouse wesmt Hanover st. mhlJ-eolw-dJa CHINA, GLASS and The subscriber ners for Bale alarnw well selected Stock of CHLVA.

GLASS, and Q.UEENSWARE. at lower Kil than can be purchased in this or any ether city, te I cash or short credit. N. B. Country Merchants and others ptirebucg the above named ware, are invited to call toUM Durehasine elsewhere.

Goods naeked ia first nttl order, and no charge for package. STILSON'S, No. 6 Nortn tnaries si mhl9-tf right hand side, above Baltimore A TO THE LADIES. A MAS H. STANFORD offers to tke Ladies MM timore its vicinitv.

suDerior LADIES' of everv variety, at his Store, three doors ttftk-'i Mulberry street, in PEARL STREET, at the tantj est notice and at the following prices. Ladia and see. Morocco, Kid and Lasting Slipsejiw Jeffersons, Misses and Children's in N. B. If any of my work fails it wilt oe np without charge, and a reduction made ia Uauc pair.

Country merchants can be suppuea wimu. one to ten dozen naiis. GENTLEMEN'S FASH I UiABU BOOT STORE. BALTIMORS STM north, side. Win.

H. BANGS, has himself to furnish Gentlemen with BOOTS, 1 approved manufacture, at S3, at 84. and at work has been tried, and the great ran ae dufi nenced, has induced him to make expeoic that all who may call, may oe ed. Work will be measured for, oa the same fe29 tf WM. H- BAs, Gentlemen's Pegged BootsManftcur geSES LA I Efe FASHIONABLE w.

sTORETBALTIMORE STREET, No. 72, Sid. WM. H. BAAiis nas prepare uiuk -supply the Ladies with his superior Morocca Kid SLIPPERS at $1.00 this season.

His wrttn, ha WMrintnl lh host thp market Can Dra' Work will measured for and made to usual, with muietualitv and disnaich. Other fM at proportionate rates. W. H. BANGS, Ladies Shoe Manulactuni Six or twelve hands will find work as abc such as will suit apply immediately TO THE fUBLJOTOWSON sti 11 Inues to manufacture HATS at reducedfi He would call the attention of country r.hantA and wholesale daalera to his stock el (and as he has a number of hands employed, fill orders to any amoant, at the shortest soucJn thT will htt found Miial to anv in the maiteU perhaps at lewer prices, in EUTAW STREETifj lowing prices: Silk Hats 2 50; Drab RuH Black Do the best Silk and Clipped Hat Napped Hats from 31 50 upwards N.

B. The trade supplied with HATS in tke all qualities. JJJ GEO. WKhki.UOLVSJlirti pA JEWELLER, Nob. 1T4J BALTlArj and 33 FAYETTE STREETS, mUJ ntintlt i lures to oraer, ana xeepi hand, all kinds of FINE sisting of Plaik.

CHASED also, Plain and Chased GOLD1 SF.TTTTVfiS. Everv attention win T. neatness and durability in the maaiiftctnrfj repair of articles in his line, rersonm may depend upon having their work PPf2Li tended to. THE HAIR! THE HAir 'J OIL-Cj oms JVews from BosUnj'TjQ GENUINE BUFFALO OH'r) ukir the place of all to promote the growth and beautify the oj When the hair becomes dry and begins wftU is a sovereign remedy; it has recently been far superior to Bears' Oil, or any other aniD'-paration; it gives a satin gloss and cnaaeve to curl beautifully; also, there is nothiBg 'lJe Dromote the erowth of whiskers. Nonegenoi" less signed by the proprietor, Wm.

Brown- corner of East Baltimore and High streeti; Clark, near the Museum; Samuel Carey, South and Baltimore streets; Dr. J. W. Corner Ul uuwiuuiuaiiiii iuna, mm jj, rick, corner of Eutaw and Lexington sU.1 Washington City by Dr.S.J. Todd.

1 cents. JLLi1 Tte DR. new McMUNN'S xXIZIR OF OFIDgB; be mica I preDaration eontaisf valuable qualities of Opium, does not destroy peuie, nor pruunce iiunen aa tne mmii-" ing. headache, or constipation of the bo1 therefore well adapted to those cases where A num. paregericatc, are iaadmissable 9JvJj enects proaacea ny mem.

eoiaay V- Agent, corner or East Baiumore ana mi aid most of the Druggists in Baltimore aa of Columbia. rrfifp..