The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 4

Risteau and Dr. Orrick defended the bill. Mr. TEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING. The subscriber LTldnforms citizens and etraneers that he has on ANTE'S COMPOUND SVRITP OF HOARHOUND.

"THE SUN. the bill upon its passage, unless it was engrossed in due form, as required under rule, and as PUBLIC Ht- MONDAY. MARCH 1. 3rr. Tims or AND A TReported for the Baltimore Sun.H souls'" VWOTY-XLVril CONGRESS.

SENATE. After the presentation of a variety of petitions of an unimportant character, Mr. Breese, BRITANNIA WARE! 'The subscriber respectfully informs the citi zens, and public generally, mat lie intends to manufacture and keep constantly on hand an assortment of BRITANNIA WA REnch as CASTORS, LAMPS, CANDLE S11UK.S. TEA POTS, Dealers in this Ware, are invited to call and examine for themselves. AllkindSOt Kritannia ware rei-auru ui i icwinri- est notice, and in the neatest manner possible.

Bottoms, Handles, fee, put on like the orig mal. Irnps oltr.l irViiirn fluid, lard, or oil. at LAWRENCE'S, No. 123 Lexington street, over J. Thomas Son's wood-turning establishment, between Howard and Park streets.

TV. R. Orders punctuallvattendedto.and goods sent to any part of the city free of expense. fe 24-eoim- in. ijn NO CURE NO PAY.

Ajrue and Fever or Vkilitand Fever cured posi- tively in forty-eieht hours, without any StiT' CS return whatever, it matters not how HAM'S VEGETABLE SPECIFIC PILLS; the on- ly certain remcuj jev uimuycrcu, ino mei cm ui- Hine or Arsenic, emus incir compuuioii. iii on l-t this wretched disease, which has baffled the efforts of science for ages, prey upon your conJUu- tion until tou are am suujcci ior jiver disease, Jaundice, Indigestion, Enlargement ot the Spleen, eral debility, a hacking Cough, Night Sweats and Consumption, which consign thousands to untimely tombs, lio searcn amia me iimiaria uisincis oi our country, on the records oi numan ruin, you snau nno many thousands of the brave and the beautiful: the graceful and the gifted, have fallen victims from ti.e ravages of this destroer of These Pills act tike a charm on the organs of digestion, and have a special effect in correcting the bile and gall bladder: removing an obstructions to a Heamij eureiioii oi hiloanri lmnartinz cheerfulness to the mind as well oa hind and vieor to the whole constitution. J. B. DEITZ, General Agent, AO.

Ib3 rraii street, near the Depot; Herman Reitz, Agent, una street, ino. 227 Canton avenue; W. H. corner of George street and fennsyivania avenue, oniy AgeHis in jsai-timore. To prevent Counterfeits, no Druggist or Pedler 13 allowed to sen tnesernis unner any cir ciimstance.

PETERS' BAKERY, No. 101 THAMES F. near the market, and corner of east PRATT and EUEN where may oe naa the articles named below, of the best quality and on hvit terms. Pilot and Navy BREAD; Soda, Sugar, Water and Butter CRACKERS; Dyspepsia, vy me ana famiit rnui Dicuui iiyiuiiiu) iw) Loaf Bread, Tea ana aiau east, tresn tvera afternoon. Sl-il PHRAPRR THAN EVER.

BREAD! BREAD LAR GE BREAD. English. French, Italian Rye and Domestic BREAD. Tea BISCUIT and RUSK, fresh every day: Butter, Water, Sugar, Soda and Men ford CRACKERS. S.

bT the barrel or smaller quantity; also, CAKES by th barreL and Malt bast, (fresh every day) at E. CROCKER'S old established joake House, No. 6, NORTH HItM BXitEEX, near cai timore street. a-tf RfVRV.RT RRUCE. No.

136 LOM BARD STREET, near Charles street, 'manufactures RUPTURE TRUSSES AND BANDAGES of every descrip tion: Artineial Legs. Arms, sieei opme ciajs: Elastic Lace Stockings; Knee Ca.ps; Old Trusses repaired, and druggists supplied wir. wbolpeale orHprs on moderate terras. MRS. BRIIfiR is in constant attendance upon th ladies.

rH-im- RRASS FOTTXDERV. THE subscribers respectfully inform tneir friends and the public that they con tinue to manufacture all kinds of BRASS WORK, and, as they are casting daily, are always prepared to execute orders for any patterns at snort notice. BELLS, of all AW5ffesESXER. fe2tf 53Holliday street IMPROVED PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES. RifiHAHll M''H nOCH.

No. 117 LOM BARD near Light, manufactures tht various descriptions ot tne aoove articles, of imnrovd construction, from new pat terns, and made the very best manner and of th best materials, and will be found unsurpassed in ac curacy and durability. 1 ncy are ouereu ai ine iowra prices, anu warranted correct, or me hhmic 1 nui scales repaired ana correctly aujui. 1 NEW CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. 'No.

43 HARRISON STREET. The sub--scriber has a variety of new and second hand CARRIAGES and WAGONS, which he is Hianoaod to sell at verv moderate prices, for cash. Fersons naving new ana secoBa- nana carriages or Wagons, which they wish to sell low for cash, or exchange for one of a different description will as ahove. Carriages received for sale or storage, and insured against loss by fire. In my absence, please call on Mr.

SAVAGE. No. 36jHarrison St. 1 la-6m CAKRIA'tES. carriages, oak 'Rt AGES.

The subscriber returns his sin? -cere, thanks to his triends ana the public lt for the liberal palronaee hitherto extended to him, and has the pleasure to inform them" that he has just finished a genera! assortment of the most FASHIONBLE CARRIAGES, ot every description, which he will sell the most liberal terms for cash tr oTiTirmicH naner. at his old stand. S. FREDERICK STREET, two doors from Baltimore st. Persons in want of Carriages will find it te their advantage to rive me a cai 1 bet ore pnrcnasmg.

OLD CARRIAGES repaired at the shortest notic or taken in exchange for new ones. Carnage on commission. 02-tft WILLIAM McC ANN. CARRIAGE MANUfAUTOKV. 'TT.

DTTNI.AP. No. SI HANOVER ST. IresnectfullT inform- us friends and tha public, that he has permanently established himself in Baltimore, and having enlarged and put in fu.l opera tion his various worsanops, is now prepareu luiiiaim- facture EVERY DESCRIPTION. at a mnil.1 ndvanr over the cost of materials and workmanship.

This is the result of mainly adoptini the CASH STEM smatl pronto ana qwae return. He will gnarantie his CARRIAGES to be equal in every respect to those turned out 01 any other maiiu fatru-- in tkts crnintrY. Arrangements naveoeea mauc iv rcveivc mc ih.csi A Vi r'A CntrKct, TiBttprTI. -1 ti .1 nprsnri ICAii. aim uc.i in want of Carriages can have them buiit many style, of the very best materials, and by the most competent workmen, nnder the immediate superintendence of the proprietor, who will guarantie that all his work shall give every satisfaction.

Orders to any amount executed with despatch. rionatantivtorsa eot hisownmanuiacture. tuAta ES. CHARIOTEES, CARRYALLS, TROTTIN8 WAGONS, BUGGIES, and every aescnption of fash ionable CAR K1AGES. REPAIRING done at snori notice.

2-tf H. DUNLAP. SI Hanover st KNARE GAEHLE. This nous Sis the best establishment of tfie kind in jl Jthe city, and its reputation is so wen I I known. that comment on that point is useless.

The attention of the public is solicited to call and judge. No. 9 EUTAW STREET, da-Sin" opposite tne Entaw Mouse. BALTIMORE PIANO FORTE, MANUFACTORY, No 33 HANOVER STREET. 'where may be found some rare and beautiful 6, and 7 octave PIANO FORTES, tavir.i all the late and very important improvements in th a new and highly approved action, under patent of the U.

States. Those in wapt of a substantial Piano ot superior touch and tone, one that will stand in concert tune and not break down, will please giva us a call. J. J. WISE BROTHER.

o2-ttr PIANO FORTES The subscriber 'hue inct rvpitTAl Vivtriphrie-s Alemena I 1 1 and the United Stat es, an assortment of superior 6, 6 and and 7 octave PIANO FORTES, of Rosewood and Mahogany. Also, some Rosenkranz's German Piano Fortes. with Iron Frame. 6 octaves, equal to any in the marketand at lower prices, or sale Dy v. rEi eei, 181 isaittrnore street.

JOSEPH K. LOYE.Ne. 69 II ANO-jw VER ST. opposite the market, J3- ful to the ladies and gentlemen tor their lioeraj patronage during the past year, earnestly solicits a continuance of the same; and assures them that, on his part, no effort shall be wanting to please ana accommodate. Always on hand, and made to order: Ladies' Gaiters and Half Gaiters, double and single sole; misses and children's SHOES and BOO lis Gentlemen's Dress BOOTS, of the finest and most fashionable style, together with an assortment of men's and boys' Shoes.

jl5-tf JAMES HANCE f-g Respectfully informs his friends and the public, he has taken the STORE, for- merly occupied by Mr. CHAS. DENT. -1 No. 64 BALTIMORE 3 doors below Gay.for the purpose of conducting the BOOT and SHOE BUSINESS, in all its branches.

An assortment of all articles in his line kept constantly on hand, and no effort shall be spared to give full satisfaction to those who may tavor him with their patror.age. j2b- tt IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. JO NES fet JSJ INSTANTANEOUS LIQUID HAIR DYE, which changes thecolor of thehairtoaoeau-ty ta uful Brown or Biack, without injury to Ihe hair or skin. This Dye was exhibited at the National Fair, and pronounced the best article now use, and whicn may be applied without fear; in consequence its use has been spread witn surprising rapidity throughout the United States; therefore do not delay to give it a trial, if you want abeautiful head of hair. Prepared only by JOHN A.

JONES, No. 44 East Baltimore street. It can also be had at all the principal Druggists and Barber Shops throughout the. Union. FOR PHILADELPHIA.

TWICE A DAY BY RAIL-ROAD BOTH TRAINS CARRYING THE U. S. MAILS. THE HfftKiVmf? TR A TiY leaves the Depot. Pratt street, DAILY (except Sunday's) at 9 o'clock.

1 tilt, rjiiViiVtr iiiAJ.i leaves DAILY at 8 o'clock. Dptiirnini' Th trains Imvp corner Of Eieventfl and Market streets, Philadelphia, at 8 o'clock, A. DAILY, (except sundavs) ana auo auci, r. daily. A.

CRAWFORD. Agent. d31-tt A REDUCED RATE OF FARE TO PHILADELPHIA BY RAILROAD. On MONDAY EA 'ne Zom ir.l., the PHILADELPHIA-. WILMINGTON and BAL.

TIMORE RAILROAD COMPAN will place on Depot. PRATT ST with the regular MORNING Mail Train, a SPCOn rT.AiS PASSENGER CAR. 1L treats at eu inrijusu ui auwio. otsfor tli Par mmi he procured at the Office before starting. Leaving daily (except Sundays) at nine o'ciock.

A. ana arriving iu luiaueii'ma vj THREE o'clock, P. M. co.u-roDn A. CRAWFORD.

Agent. RETURNING Leaves Philadelphia at 8 o'clock, A. and arrive in anmiore 2 r. wi. QFinn REWARD.

Ran away trom the subsi ri- tP yJJ her, on the iftun oay oi anuary last, a e-nnn WOMAN, named Ebv Mattox. about twentr- op.e years of age, of brownish color alxiut 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high having with her a female child, aboul three monihs old. The abosre reward will be paid unon the delivery of the said Negro to HOPE H. SLATTER, No. 242 Pratt street, Baltimore, Md.

fe24-lm A. ftU MILES OPINION OF A REGULAR PHV SICIAN. Troy, Sevt. 3Mh. 1846.

-This is to certify, that I have re commended DR. BARING'S LUNG SYRUP OF NAPHTHA in many cases of Consumption. Asthma and Bronchitis, and nave never kown it to fail giving retief. In three cases of confirmed consumption it effected a cure. Joseph Exetkr.

M. D. Beware ot counterfeit articles, which possess no merit, and purchase ot j. MUUKb, tert-lm 114 street. POMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM feyrup has now been in use upwards ot ten years; during all of this time it has maintained a high stand ing for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Pain and Soreness in the Throat and Breast Difficult Breathing, Whooping Cough, Asthma, h.nd other affections ot the chest.

It is a happy combination of Mucilaginous, Anodyne and Expectorant Medicines, which, when judiciously administered, rarely fails to afford speedy relief, and often effects astonishing cures. Prepared only by G. K. TYLER, and sold, wholesale and retail, by GEO. W.

JONES, corner of East Baltimore and iiiga streets, rice ot) cents. Ji2-t rr of McC. followed, and what he said, or rather the way in which he said it, excited no little manifestations of good humor throughout the hall. I be second was stricken out, and tne Diu or dered to be engrossed. Mr.

Donaldson, from the committee of ways and means, reported a bill relating to foreign corporations and their asrenis in mis oiate. Mr. lurner, ot Jtreaerics, gave nonce oi in tention to ask leave to report a bill for making a Turnpike from Frederick city to Leitersburg, Washington countv. Aajourneu. ANNAroMs, Feb.

27, 1S47 In the House, the first legislative matter, was another of those complex questions, in refe rence to the rules of order, crowing out of a motion bv Mr. Murray, to have placed upon the iournal an order offered by him yesterday, explanatory of a "standing rule," which was ruled out of order by the speaker at the time, and no appealing having been then taken therefrom, in accordance with custom the clerk did not spread the order upon the journal, but merely noted the fact. The speaker decided that the matter could not go upon the journal, upon a motion to amend the journal, but might come up as an order, when in order. Alter some debate, making of points of order, and explanations from the chair, Mr. Swan moved to lay the whole subject upon the table.

Mr. Murray said that would accomplish the object of getting his original order placed upon the journal. The motion to lay upon the table was carried by bl ayes to nays. The following petitions were presented: By iUr. iiayden, relative to tences in Howard Uis trict; by Mr.

Swan, against the arrest and im prisonment of non-resident debtors by non-re sident creditors; by Mr. Davis, asking to be re-funded certain money; by Mr. Turner, of Fred erick, relating to the school fund; by Mr. Cle- ments, relative to the free people of color; by-Mr. Smyth, on the same subject; by Mr.

Jones, of Somerset, for a modification of the license law. The following bills were reported: By Mr, Swan, relating to arrests in civil cases; by Mr. Orrick, in favor of Thos. D. Cockey, and for incorporating the Mutual Late Insurance com pany; bv JVicL-omas, incorporating the rel Air Turnpike Road company.

Mr. Donaldson from the committee, made an unfavorable report upon a petition from citi zens of Harford couity, for a repeal of the tax laws The following bills were passed: A supple ment to an act incorporating the Planters' Mutual Insurance Company of Washington county; authorising Isaac Clare, of Baltimore city, to sell certain property, (as passed by the Senate); incorporating the Washington "Manufac turing Company, (as passed by the senate); incorporating the Roxbury ManufacturingCom- pany, (as passed by the Senate); incorporating the Uonowingo Companv; supplement ary to an act making roads in Baltimore and Harford counties; in favor of Charles S. Wil hams, of Charles county, for building an en gme house at Hagerstown Notice of intention to ask leave to report a bill was given by Mr. Patterson, of Baltimore city, to incorporate the American Lile lnsur ance Company. An order to suspend the afternoon session for this day, gave rise to various questions of order, views in construing the "standin rules," bearing thereon, and a debate.

Ihe order was finally adopted. This was no sooner settled, than Mr. Murrav rose, and commenced some remarks, prefatory to submitting a proposition. Objections, from various quarters, were made to his remarks, and calls were made for the reading of his pro position. Much contusion, lor a time, pre vailed, but the speaker promptly restored order.

Mr. M. then read a message proposed to be sent to the Senate, setting forth certain alleged diserepencies in the bill of last session, creat ing a lottery for the erection of a turnpike road, from Westminster to the Pennsylvania line, as passed and pubhsned; and asking a re jection of the confirmatory bill passed by the present House, and now pending before that body. After sundry new motions, Sec, the message was decided to be out of order. A motion was then made to adjourn, but lost, (with a view to get up the bill relating to the public debt.) An ineffectual effort was made to suspend the rules to take up the senate resolutions ap pointing directors in the and cusque hanna Kailroad Company The Speaker presented letters from Philip Barton Key, prosecuting attorney for the Dis trict of Columbia, and Hon.

Thomas H. Ben ton, in reference to the case of Thomas v. Le Grand. Efforts were made by Mr. Dunkinson, to set up a bill relating to the tobacco fund; by Mr.

Murray, a bill for electing a lieutenant govern or; by Mr. liisteau, a bill relating to the keep ing ot the record olhce and court house of Lai timore city ana county, During this time numerous motions were made to suspend the rules, to get at them, and other propositions, and the ayes and nays occasionally called; and opposition made, upon the ground, as suggest ed by Messrs. Swan and Donaldson, that there were important public measures desired to be taken up. But Mr. Risteau pressing his motion, Mr.

Swan, (speaking to the House,) under some evident excitement, said that gentlemen might do what they pleased to stave off the re- sumption bill, but he could assure them that the friends of that measure would stay here till they gained their object, and oppose all motions to suspend or adjourn. The Speaker called Mr. S. to order. Dr.

Orrick, during the temporary confusion, remaked that he would tell the gentleman, he might stay, but and the sentence was lost, from the sound of the Speaker's gavel, and his call to order. The motion to suspend was lost The Speaker then went on to announce the next bill on his desk, as in order. Mr. Swan repeated his motion to "lay that aside also." This was followed by a motion to adjourn, which was lost, and tiie bill was laid aside, This course was repeated, and repeated Mr. Swan, finally moved to proceed to the consideration of the motion, (previonsly made,) to reconsider the vote upon the bill relating to the public debt.

The roll was called, and the doorkeeper sent for the absent members The absent members being brought in, a debate on points of order arose. After some debate as to who was entitled to the floor, the floor was given to Mr. Frederick, who was about to make some rc- marks, but being interrupted by Mr. Owens' raising a point ol order, Mr. 1 urner moved the previous question.

Mr. Owens (who made the original motion to reconsider) rose and said, "Mr. withdraw the motion to recon sider. Ihe fcpeaker declared the gentleman could not withdraw the motion, while the pre vious question was pending. Mr.

Murray ap pealed irom mat decision, as the question upon the motion to reconsider had never been con sidered by the House; it had not become the property of the House, and consequently under the control of the member making the motion; and argued thai the chair had so decided. Mr. Owens followed in the same train of argument. Mr. Duckett contended against going behind the previous question; but should meet gentlemen, and argued that the original motion reconsider was within the control of the House the House bad decided to correct the journal to make it so appear; and, secondly, in the present case, when the ques tion came up, it was distinctly asked, by two gentlemen contending for the floor, what the question before the House was, and the chair having stated it to be "a reconsideration of the vote agrainst engrossing the bill," clearly indi eating the province of the House to govern the matter.

The chair argued the motion to withdraw, to show how, if admitted, it might work a fraud. Mr. Spencer moved to lay the appeal from the decision of the chair upon the table; which was decided in the affirmative, by 44 yeas to 36 nays. Mr. Owens moved an adjournment; lost, 26 to 49.

The question then recurred on Mr. lurner's motion for the pre vious question. A motion was made for a call of the House; which was decided out of order Mr. Dirickson, moved to adjourn, with a view to a call of tne alterwards withdrew The chair then propounded, "those in fa- putting the main question will rise mUn rose in the affirmative, and 34 in the The chair then put the question on reconsideratfo'j an wa3 carried by a vote of 43 yeas to 37 naf Sf as ioiiows: y. Sneaker.

Allnntt. ea-messrs. -v'' man, Bdant.Chew.U.rJ"-"; vnyie.uowney, jJUCKeu, wri "wi ATiT, bill, Hamilton, Hayden, neuu, MOI ami. of Mnnt'rr Hopper, Jenifer, Jones, of St. M7 8- riemp, Leiter, Martin, Morrison, McComas, PattCSOS.

of Allegany, Patterson, of Baltimore city. Pearson, Scott, Kmvth Sr.A lvlr SlcVMlv iWan. Traverse, Turner, of Frederick, Ware, Wickeft Wil son 4a. Navs Messrs. BiHiiiirslev.

Bowdle. Coad. Colt Colston. Cox. Davis.

Dirickson. Done. -Dtinkinson. Graham, Griffith, Hawkins, Hearn, Hoiland, of Harford, Holland, of Worcester, Jamar, Jarrett, Jones, of Somerset, Kirk, Lankford, Liden, Mori is, Murray, Orr. Orrick, Owens, Payne, Pennington, Phoebus, Riegle, Risteau, Sherwood, Stephen, Stephenson, Turner, of Calvert, Walker 37.

The motion to reconsider having been carried, Mr. Sherwood moved the reference of the bill to the next General Assembly. The chair decided that it was out of order, the previous question having been made, covered such a motion. Mr. Murray then moved to lay the bill on the table, but it was lost by 36 to 45.

3 Mr. Murray raised the question of putting hand a general assortment of Men and Boys' CLOTH- Ttvyr I. lui mm HicLUC Hi mc upi i aim wen mrunit. un hand, a rreat variety 01 SL.U1HS, and VESTINGS, which will he made hp to order in the latest style, most substantial manner, ana ai prices that cannot De exceeuea tins or any Bther city for cheapness. JAKKMT, Clothine Rmnorium.

n7-tfr corner Baltimore and Front streets. TUCKKK'8 FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Db- 1 OT All jerable savine i iowell torrail at TUCKER' BLE CLOTHING DEPOT. No. 64 BALTIMORE ST. 2 doors ahove FrpiWinlr where they will find in elegant assortment ready made, such as splendid uiotn ftiantels, Uress, Frock, Over, 5-aeK ana Business Coats; Pantaloons and Vest3 of every shade, style and ua ltr: whih wi he.

ai nt mreatlv reduced prices. A.lfio a splendid assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestines. which will maile to order in a style which will favorably compare with any in the city, and at prices to snit the times. (JELLING OFF CLOTHING CHEAP. In order to ose out onr nresent lariro and rteirah stock Ot KEA1J MAUK CLOTH N'fi.

we have deter mined to offer them at such nricj as will irive satis faction. We name in part, Vests; Pantaloons; Over Coats: Over Sacks: Dress Packs: Dress and Frock uoats, ot all the oilterent prices and qualities, we have alsoaceneral Gloves. Handker chiefs; Cravats; Ties; Shirts, Drawers, and Hosiery, oi every style, rersons want ot any ot the aoove named goods, py giving us a call, will get great uar- earns. in. ts.

Also on hand, a handsome assortment ot trench and English ULOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, which we are prepared to make up in the best and most fashionable stvle and at the short est notice, for prices which will give entire satisfac tion. WM. Jr. MILLS SON. Nos.

127 and 129 Baltimore street, Ir between South and Calvert sts. A RECEIPT FOR CHAPPED HANDS AND FACES. If vou have either, iust wash vonrself wun mai emnueui ana neanng article; Italian Chemical Soap; it will make the skin soft, white and fiHe, and cure all eruptions, pimples, salt rheum, ac. uive one trial, reader is reauy excellent. Sold on in Baltimire bv W.

TAYLOR. No. 6 Jarvis Kuilding. Ask for Jones' Soap, fe 12 1m BROOMS, BROOMS, BROOMS. If Uie Ladies ot the City are desirous to have rood and phpjtn BROOMS, they will certainly call at, or send to, the BALTIMORE BROOM FACTORY, No.

245 Pratt street, near Howard, where they will find all sorta ana sizes, anu plenty lett at 12 cents. vni nAiiu 1 spienaia lot at wnoiesaie, very low. BROOM CORN WANTED, at fair prices, 4- 2m TiAPER BOX MANITFACTORT.F.. FOWT.FR. JL LIBERTY STRKKT.

one door from the corner of Fayette street, informs her friends and the public generally, that she has commenced the above uusmess, am; nas now a good siock on nana, consist ing of BOXES for HATS, BONNETS, SHOES, DR GOODS, tee. Boxes of every description made hi oraer, in me oest manner, and at tlie shortest no- ice. te4-lm ALT RHEUM, SCURVY, ERIS1PELAS, SORE HE ALIo. rieards. Karhers7 Itch, recfles.

Sun burn, Tan, Morphew. Pimples. Blotches, and all eruptions, are quickly dispelled by or cake of the genuine JONES'S ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. It maices ai ow. ve ow or darlc sfcin heantitn ciear ana wnue.

sold loniy in this cim by WM. TAYLOR Jt fel2-lmt No. 6 Jarvis Buildings, North street. RS. M.

N. GARDNER'S eenuine INDIAN HALS AM OF LIVERWORT AND HOAR- greatest of all preparations ever dis covered in the known world for the cure of Con sumption, Coughs, Colds. Spitting of Blood; Whoop ing Cough, For sale in Baltimore, wholesale and retail, only by GEO. W. JONES, (Successor to G.

K. Tyler,) cor. of East Baltimore and High sts. HANCE'S SUPERIOR LILY WHITE, AND HANCE'S PEARL POWDER, hoth articles for beautifying and improving the complexion. Price bt cents per box.

For sale by SETH S. HANCK. 103 Ba timore st and corner of Charles and Pratt sts. fe4- lm AGIC ERASIVE SOAP -I'-I- For removinsr Grease Soots. Ptains.

or Marks from Clothes. Woolens. Camels. c. and ren dering the spots where it is applied clean, bright, new ana spo.iess.

sola by vv ta luk tel3-lmil No. fi Jarvis Building- HANCE'S HOARHOUND SYRUP, for oughs and Colds, for sale BALTIMORE ST. and corner 01 rraii ana tjnanes st. A prima donna, bothhindsome and young, Wis seated at home in erief: Her mind was troubled, her nerves were unstrung, And nought could attord her relief. To sing at a concert she must that night, That morning she'd taken a cold; And she kenw full well that Sivori might, I mean Mr.

Lodes, might scold. She picked up the "Stis" as her only hope, And quickly commenced to read Of Haxce' Syrup not Jones's soap; She sent lor a bottle with speed. She took three doses, three hours apart, Of Hasce's Hoarhopxd Compound; It cured her cold and gladdened her heart She says 'tis the best to be found. f8-lm NIOH SWEATS. This debilitating complaint will meet with a timely check from HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND.

CON!" Mr HON. If on the hrst aepearance of consumptive symptoms, which are a pain in the side and breast, coueh or spitting of blood, HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND is free ly ued. no danger need be apprehended. When the Lunes. the Windpipe, or the Bronchial Tuftes become clogged up with phlegm so as to impede refpiration or breathing.

HANCE'S COMPOUND KLr Or HOARHOUND. which is a powerful expectorant, should be taken according to the direc tions. INFLLENZA. This distressing enidemio. so pre valent in our climate, speedily cured by HANCE'S COMPOLNU rVRLr Or HAKHOLND.

For sale by SETH HANCE, No. 108 Baltimore street, and corner Pratt and Charles sts. 9-lm WHY DON'T MRS.L.'S DENTIST tell her that those nasty yellow teeth and offensive breath of herself and husband might be remedied by using a 25 cent box of JONES' AMBER TOOTH PASTE? It makes theteeth while, gives them a polish, makes the breath sweet, and cost but two shilings. Sold by W. TAYLOR.

fl2-lmj 6 Jarvis' Building. TNFLUENZ A AND Rit tenhouse. engraver. 42 Second street. Albany, had a violent atiack of Influenza, which baffled ail medical skill, and settled on his breast and lungs, causrag severe pain in the breast, and raising of considerable quantities of blood.

One of his physicians had the candor 10 tell him his case was beyond his skill, and advised him to try Dr. BARING'S LUNG SYRUP OF NAPHTHA, and after persevering in its use for six weeks, was entirely cured. Price per bof.le, or Sin per dozen. For sale by J. MOORE, 114 BALTIMORE ST.

te6-lm HANCE'S SARSAPARTLLA or BLOOD PILLS, COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND. ARE FOR SALE BY AN AGENT IN EVERY TOWN IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND AND MOST OF THE TOWNS IN VIRGINIA. PENN SYLVANIA AND DELAWARE. Persons wishing to procure tnem direct from the Proprietor, can do so by remitting any amount, post paid, on receipt of which they will be forwarded to their direction. S.

S. HANCE, 108 Baltimore and corner of j25 lm Charlesand Pratt sts. TN GASES OF DECLINES, WASTINGS, EX- TREME DEBILITY, WEAKNESSES, or CON SUMPTIONS approach ng. or in the LAST STA GES, it is necessary to proceed slowly and cautious ly with two or three ot MAjWH'S SAJtiSAJ'AKljb- LA OR BLOOD PILLS every night on going to bed; pursue this for four or five nights, and then ad vance a nil a cay unto nve, ana to stop at mat number one and two alternately day after day, unless any feverish affections arise, when it will be found high- IraTiiI oecAntiQllT npnpscarv to irivA trontrr doaac which will always reduce the fever, and prevent the necessity of Rleedine. When tne fffver is allayed.

the patients may drop down by degrees to five pills, ana tnere remain, regulating tne numDer to tneir owa judgment, as they will by that time be fully able to understand, by their own practice on themselves, how to ac and to secure a sure return to full health. flO-lml Price 25 cents per box, or 5 for 51. or sale at 108 Baltimore st. ana corner of Charles and Pratt sts. rR.

XJ in JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE. We ha-e been informed by Mrs. Rose, of a cure performed on her by DR. JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE, which proves its superiority over every other remedy of the kind. She has been afflicted for the last sixteen years th NECROSISor WHITE SWELLINGS, attend ed with ulcerations and exfoliation of various bones, during which time many pieces have been discharged trom tne iromai uone tn me cramum, irom uiun ner arms, wrists and hands, and from both legs, and from the left femoral bone, and from the right knee, besides painful ulcers on other parts of her person, which have baffled the skill of a number of the most eminent physicians ot our city during most of tne time her sufferings have been excrutiating and deplorable.

About three months since she was induced to try DY. JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE, which has had an astonishingly happy effect upOn her, by remov ing all pain and swelling, and causing the ulcers to heal, while at the same time her general health has become completely restored, so that she now weighs some 25 pounds more than she did before she menced tne use oi mis truiy valuable preparation. Native Eagle. For further information, mature ot MRS. ROSE.

No. 128 Filbert street. For sale by G. L. Du HURST, sole agent.

No; 25 Pratt street, corner of Duean's harf, lower end Centre Market Space, Baltimore: also, at the Con gressional hook store, Washington, u. u. jaj-lmt TTOARSEAt-SS. Almost every person appears to XX he troubled with hoarseness at this present time: to such we say. try HANCE'S CANDY.

Those who sing a great deal will find much relief by the usn of this valuable Candy it strengthens the voice anu entirely removes that tiCKiing sensation in the throat, which most persons experience after using the voice much either in speaking or singing. For Couehs. Colds, and Sore Throat, it is eauallv ser- vicable. Price 25 cents per package, or five for SI. For sale bv SETH S.

HANCE. 108 Baltimore street, and cor ner ot cnaries ana rrati sis. te6-lmt ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION. Genoa, New York, Sept. 25th, 1846 Dr.

Baring: Dear Sir. I have taken one bottle of your LUNG SYRUP OF NAPHTHA, and find it to be the very medicine I want. Iam forty years old. and have been troubled with the Asthma ever since I was a child. In the winter, whenever ltaKea cold, I have a violent fit of it, and hundreds of persons can testify that they have many times watcnea over me ior hours, expecting every breath would be my last This winter past it was believed I was fast going in the consumption, and I had good reason to think so mystlf; my cough was distressing, painful to a person to hear me: chill (with fever) every day, palpitation of the heart almost constantly.

I have availed myself of the skill of the most eminent Physicians of the country, but without success, nut, inanics to your wonderful discovery, I have found a true balm in your Syrup of Naphtha. I am now using the second bottle, and have noHonKi before I use that I will be entirely cured; and I cannot be thankful enoueh for the permanent relief it has given me, wuen irienas nave given me up. Caleb Williams Price, 81 per bottle, or 10 per dozen. For sale by j. muuitft, 114 isammor estreet.

pOU.GHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION, is it not neaer, when you are atfiicted with a cough, which, if neglected, will settle on the lungs and cause consumption, to procure a remedy at once certain in its effects, and relieved, than neglect it and expose yourself to such disastrous consequences? No person can hesitate for a moment in deciding which course is most in accordance with common a in ue's COMPOUND SYRUP OFHO ARWOUND. is the best medicine for Coughs and Colds ever known, and is always certain to give relief. For sale by SETH S. HANCE, 108 Baltimore anu corner oi cnaries aim rratt sts. I lu-im T7IOWLIN6 PIECES.

Double barrel FOWLING X' riECEa. receivea per umewn ui, irom Live rpool ior saie oy tna cas or ai reiau. py C. HUGHES ARMISTEAD, aS-tit 35 Baltimore streat. For the Cure of Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Svittittr of Blood.

Painin the Side and Breast, Bronchitim Croup, Asthma, and all diseases arising from a disordered mniiiliM, nf tht lunrs nr mrvlrctpA. mid ASTHMA, or DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING. mis disease 13 caused by a paroxysmal constriction of the air cells; it is very debilitating mo caustrg suffocation. HANCE'S COMPOUND SY- KLT OK HOARHOUND is the only certain cure. HOARSF.XFW k.

mi rod a HANCE'S COMPfilTXn SYRUP of hoar. HOUND. For sale by SETH S. HANCE, 108 Baltimore and cor. Charles and Pratt sts.

PREYS' VERMIFUGE, TO DESTROY AND EXPEL WORMS. obtain, showing the valueof thisexcellent mtdicine. rtarket st- Bridge, Baltimore, Dee. 6, 1845. Mt Child was trnnh .1 UTngr th? n'Sht on giving her Freys' Vermifuge a wi.11.1 iu t)r 14 worms or 10 inches long) and also some separate, came trom her.

Wm- Bersh. viayron lownship. Perry Ohio, April 11, 1841. I certify that I eaveto nhiA 1 i I and in about six hours after taking it, eighty worms were discharged. Previous to taking it, the child had cvwj spasms.

Wai. STOVEBRAKER. jjamascus, montgomenj July, 1833. Frevs' Vermifusre wa iun el. mach had become enlarged, and other symptoms sickness appeared.

I orty-six large worms were discharged. Nathan Purdum. SUED BY Wm. S. Reese, No.

SI East Baltimore st. J. Perkins Sc. cor. of Green and Franklin sts.

J. W. Barry cor. Baltimore and Pearl sts. Jas.

P. Williamson, cor. of Gay and High sts G. W. Tucker, cor.

East Pratt and Eden sts. Thos. C. Hopkins, corner of Broadway and Canton avenue. Sawyer's, corner of Pratt and Paca sts.

W. H. Andrews, 51 Hill st. fe2 r2m i DR. ROGERS.

RIVATE DISEASES. TT. 7) SUREST, SAFEST AND MOST SPEEDY REMEDIES, ever discovered, for every form of Seem Diseases. DR. ROGERS continues to be consulted in ALIi those old cases of secret disorders that have been rendered almost incurable by the use of mercury, tha ignorance of pretended practitioners, or the malpractice of quacks.

The REMEDIES used by him are none of Ihose (pretended) ''Important that are weewy blazoned forth to deceive th afflicted, but they art; such as have been approved by the most distinguished Surgeons of New York, an4 fhAIPPVTtTVDBtT I L. .1 1 ALL that can be desired. No instance of a failure to perform a perfect cure has ever occurred where they have used. They have cured hundreds of cases, in a few days, that had been treated by physician after physician, for months and years in vain. Doctor Rogers uses no MERCURY, Balsam, Turpentma, or other dangerous or disgusting doses, and he pledge himself that if a cure i not obiained, or the operation not successful, no loss shall be sustained by tha patient.

RECENT CASES, cured in from 9 to 36 OTHER CASES, including the Strictures, in ILUlil U11C till TTC U1Tf. SURGICAL OPF.TLA TTfi ArS. Performed on the poor free of all charge. The FRENCH. SPANISH AND PORTUGTTESS! spoken.

ml- tm Ur. ROGERS' Orhce is at No. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK TR EET, first door below Baltimore streaU going towards the Docks. Observe his NAME. OLD STAND.

OW'S MEDICAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE. No. 43 SECOND STREET No. 48. BALTIMORE, Established for the speedy cureof all disease inci dent to the human system, particularly PRIVATE COMPLAINTS, of evern? nature, from whatever cause they may ori ginate, cr in wnaiever siate tney may De, irom tha most simple GONORRHOEA, to the worst and most difficult Syphilitic Affections, and under the personal superintendence of J.

DOW. M. D. and E. HARCOURT, M.

Physicians and Surgeons. Drs. D. H. have, for more than eieht years naet.

confined their whole practice to the treatment of se-eret diseases, in all their variations. Theirremedies have never failed in permanently curing the most ag- tie uo mn promise io cure ait case in one or two days, (it cannot be done.) but recent or mild cases ere invariably cured in a very few days. Youne men afflicted with debility, (which destroy both bodv and mind, if not attended to early,) brought on dj a uesirucuve naui, can oe eureu la a Snort time by Drs. D. improved course of treatment.

Strangers should be careful that they are not deceived by boasting quacks, who make promises be fulfilled. Instead of being cured in a few-Tiours, (as some profess,) vou may nave your consiiiuuim liijureu ior ears, ou snouia remember that you save much time, expense and suffering, by having proper treatment in tnejirw stagt ot your diB-eae. "A word to th wise is sufficient. C3Femalf8 may confidently rely on Drs. D.

H. for the cure of all complaints peculiar to their sex. P. S. Advice gratis, no pay required unless a perfect cure is performe Letters (post-paid) attended to, and medicines sent to ail parts of the country.

feia-lm 500 DOLLARS. AMERICAN COMPOUND. 1 his elf geant and popular remedy is rauiJW superseding all others for the speedy and permanent cure of a delicate disease. Invalids using tlrs "Spa-cific ramedy" may rest assured that it contains no mercury or noxious drues injurious to the system; does not require restrictions in diet or business, nor leave an odor on the breath but is admirably adapted to every variety, age and sex, an 1 is guarentied to cure all cases of Gonorrhrpa. under a forfeiture of the ahove sum.

Hundreds have been cured radically, who have been afflicted many months, while tha great majority are speedily cured with half the quan tity. Gonorrhoea, Leucorrhoen, and all similar diseases of the urinary organs, more permanently cured than by any other remedy. Full and plain directions around each' bottle. For sale at 108 Baltimore st. and on the corner of Charles and Pratt sts.

S. W. corner of Baltimore and green sts, and corner of Saratoga and Gay sts. j29-lm DOCTOR HUET, a member of the Medical Faculty of PARIS, Licentiateof theMedicul Faculty of NEW ORLEANS, res istered on the 95th folio; also, a graduate of the Medical Faculty of Maryland, since the 3d of April, 1839, PROPRIETOR of tha FRENCH MEDICAL HOUSE, IS SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, TWO TREES EFORE TH3 HOUSE, nVEST SIDE,) BALTIMORE. Thirty odd vears-of experience in Paris and Ama-rica have enabled this FRENCH DOCTOR tocura any form or stage ef secret disease in from three to ten days, and also those peculiar affections arising from certain secret habits of yoiuh, and which of ail others is the most insiiiicus ar.d dangerous, and if not cured speedily, form the raoft serious obstacle to marriage, and in the end destroy both body ana mini.

To sucn Dr. H. pledges himself to preserve the most inviolable secresy, aad from his acsnowledced abilities can confidently warrant a consummate cure of the maladies ni ising from those pernicious practices, and allsuch consecutive maladies. A cure is effected in the shortest time possible, (consistent with tha nature and seventy of the case) without any inconvenience to diet or vocation. Atrial is proof positive.

moderaie. Letters received, post paid, and medicine sent to any par of tne country, 8-lm ENUINE FRENCH CAPSULES, or Cotavii Balsam for sale by SETH S. HANCE, 108 Balti-more st. and corner of Charles arJ Pratt sis. j.28-6rg A NO CURE NO PAY! CERTAIN DISEASE CURED IN TWO DAYS! The most speedy remedy for Pains in the Loins, Gonorrhoea.

Gleets, Strictures, Affections of the Kidneys, Disease of the Bladder, Gravel, seminal weakness, Persons who, by indulging in a secret habit, have entailed on themselves Constitutional Debility, should apply immediately to DOCTOR JOHNSTON, of ihe BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL, the ldi Institution in ike ci'y. Office No. 1 North FREDERICK STREET, two do-rrs from Baltimore street, opposite the Magistrate's office. Be particular observing the name, or you will mistake the place. ihis Hospital was established a number of years ago, for the suppression of quackery, there being so many persons, witnout Kiiow.eage, name or character, who put advertisements in tbe public papers, that an institution ot this kind was highly necessary to prevent the afflicted, especially strangers, from i ainng into tne nancs oi some unsKinui wretch, who instead of curing, might send his victim to an untime -ly grave.

Therefore the afflicted should shun tha numerous pretended physicians wh- know nothisg of the practice of medicine, but consult Dr. Johnston, wno cures A CERTAIN DISEASE in one or two days, according to the state of the pa tient, without the use of m-renry. No mercurial remedies are used by Dr. OHNSTON. his medicine are palatable and harmless, and all patients are ho norably shielded irom even the possibility of bein discovered.

He who places himself under the cars of Dr. J. may religiously confide in his honor as a fentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill as a hysician, and if he is not relieved no remu neration will be demanded. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Young men who have injured themselves by a certain practice indulged in a habil frequently learned from evil companions, or at school the effects of which are nightly felt even when asleep, and destroys both mind and Mhod shou td immediately ALL LETTERS, POST PAID.

TAKE NOTICE Dr. JOHNSTON has had a greater practice in the above affections than any physician in the U.S. He also possesses an advantage over all others, from the fact of his having studied the great Hospitals or both Europe and this country, viz: those of England, France, Soain, Russia. Denmark, and the Hosriialsof Philadelphia. Thousands in Baltimore can testify that he cured them af ter ever inner means naa iaiieu.

Ie24-lm STRANGERS' GUIDE-MEDICAL CARD! DR. HARRIS Insures a Perfect and Sveedv Cur in oil form. SECRET DISEASE. No Char, if Cr. i.

fected. iCT-TWO OFFICES! At eitherjviedical office of Dr. HARRIS, No. li East PRATT STREET, between the Bridge a President street, or at LOCK IN FIRMARY, No. No.

108 Lombard between Calvert and Light an early and constitutional cure is warranted in any stage of Private Disease. A3 great imposition is practiced upon stranjert and those generally -rnacquamted in a large city, it is tmportant ail should know inhere under affliction thvj can consult a competent Physician, one wh drives the poison of disease out instead of turning it in upon the system, bj loo quickly cheeking th outward signs, leaving; it to breakout afterward in a more horrid form. Dr. H. gives written FP.ar.mty of cure.

He is w'I known to the citizens of Baltimore as a Graduate of Cambridge, and is associated with a distinguish practitioner from New Orleans. They challenrt th world to produce remedies more purifying and perftct in effect, or inoffensive to the ti ste and th. thn is now presented bv them to the ufiiicted. Observe! Dr. H.

uses no dusting oils, Balsam, Mercury or foetid drngs in hts practice. Any weakness or evils arising from 8 certain ruinous ha'bit. perfectly removed. Chronic affections, and diversiet femile complaints, treated delicate and skillfml attention. Gravel and Piles cured in a few days without pain or surgical operation.

Persons at a distance may cured at home by addressing a letter (post-paid) ta Dr. H. Medicine and advice forwarded with patch, carefully guarded from injury or curiosity. All communications observes with honorable confidence. Advice to the poor gratis! Remember, a cure is warranted.

Full information will be given, and a concise treatise upon Private Du eases furnished at either office without extra Offices open from 1 A. M. to 10 P. M. f8-1m" F-PR WE HUNDRED NEGROES At pl ATTldTRKShmTt0f SLATTERNS.

2 PRATT STREET. Baltimore, between Sharp and streets, where the highest prices are paid; known- We have. large accommod turns tor Negroes, and always buying. Being regular shippers to New Orleans, persons should bring their property where no commissions are paid, as the owners lose it. All communications attended to promptly py addressing H.

F. SLATTER. j5-em NJEGROES have removed from my tlv furmer.re81Ae.IVe?sA Vratl to my new establishment on CAMDEN STREET, immediately in the rear of the Rail-Road Depot, where I am permanently lpcated. Persons bringing Negroes by the cars, will find it very convenient as it is only, few yards from where the passengers get out. Those having Negroes for sale will find it to their advantage to call and see me.

as I am at all times paying the highest prices in cash. J. 8. DONOVAN, Bait. Md.

o2fr6m mat term was aennea bv lexicographers, but was overruled. The main question was then nut. and the bill was passed by 42 to 38 as follows: Yeas fliessrs. Speaker, Allnutt, imfant, Chew, Clements, Devilbiss, Donaldson, Downey, Do? le, Duckett, Fee, Frazier, Gra- hili, irencn, Hamilton, Harden. Henr.

Ho and. of Montgomery, Hooper, Jenifer, Jones, of St. Mary's, Kemp, Lieuer, luartin, Morrison McComas. Pat'er- son.ot Aueeany, Patterson, of Baltimore city, Pear son, Root, bhellman. Spencer.

Steck. Stevens, Swan, Traverse, Turner, of Frederick, Wickes, Ware ana vvuson 42. Nays Messrs. Bowdle. Coad.

Cole, Colston, Cox. Davis, Dirickson, Done, Dunkinson, irnna urimin, Hawkins, Hearn, Holland, of Har-vnrn1. Ho'lann. of YVoroestr. Tormit.

Tnnp.s. of Somerset, Kirk, Lankford, Liden, Morris, Mur ray, irr, vj. ne, owens, ayne, Pennington, rnoe-bus, Reigle, Risteau, Seth, iherwod. Stephen, Ste phenson, Turner, oi Calvert, and Walker-3ff. Mr.

fcmyth was excused from voting to ac commodate a gentleman (Mr. MeMaster) who was sick, and who, as a friend, he had consent- ea to oDiige. A motion to reconsider was negatived. Mr. Owens moved to amend the title by de claring it an act to repudiate all arrears not funded at a certain date.

Mr. Risteau moved to strke out from the title "relating to," and insert "for increasing," so as to read, "A bill for increasing the public debt." These mo tions were negatived. The House, after much contusion, in calling the ayes and navs, occ, (after nine hours session) at 7 o'clock, adj'd. Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.l Washington. Feb.

27. IS 17. There was a Democratic meeting at Jackson Hall, last night. The oriainal movers in the matter intended it more particularly for an ex pression of their sense of the injustice done the liberty ot the press, by the course of the oen ate towards Mr. Ritchie, though it was an nounced there was a iavorance ot the war coupled with its object.

Amos Kendall, Esq. presided at the meeting, and a series of resolu tions were adopted, drawn up by that gentleman, stronfflv siinnnrtinTth inici i ous prosecution of the war, and declaratory of the duty of all to unite the consummation of all measures having that obiect in view; but as to the press, the sum total of the sentiments on that point, which came in at the close ot the resolutions, was to the effect, that, if the Sen ate intended by their act to affect the adminis tration, it would be futile; and if as a mere matter ol personal chastisement to Mr. Ritchie, it was unworthy of its dignity, and had better lor its own sake been let alone. Ihere was a respectable number in attendance, taking the weather and all other circumstances into con sideration. Dr.

A. C. Draper, of Philadelphia, and J. M. McCalla, were the vice presidents ot the meeting, and addresses were delivered bv Messrs.

Kendall, Dow, Draper and McCalla Ihe controversy as to the site of the Smith sonian Institute, I suppose, is now at rest, the Regents, it is understood having finally deter mined that the mall shall be the fixed location. Of course there will now be no more anxiety about the lots to our citizens of the city hall building, and they can go to work and repair it without danger of throwing awav the labor. Will it be done? The Institute is beginning to handle the funds properly belonging to it, with a view of rendering them productive. $2.30,000 have been drawn from the U. b.

and invested in treasury notes, bearing interest at 6 per cent. O. P. Q. Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.l Court of Appeals, W.

Feb. 27, 1S47. No. 50. Benjamin A.

Buck v. Michael Dovle, was argued by Wm. Schley for the appellee, and fet. Creorge W. leackle for the appelant.

JNo. oi. Isaac Uickson and others, v. James Larsh, was argued by Alexander for the appel lants, and St. beorge W.

leackle lor the ap pellee. Un motion ot 1. Sj. Alexander, Dabnev C. Wirt, ot Annapolis, was admitted an attorney of this court.

No. kj. Hugh Craft v. Henry Wilcox and others. Appeal from chancery, was argued by McLean for the appellant.

ISO counsel ap peared for the appellees. Fires at Richmond. On Thursday night the alarm was given, and the carpenter's shop of Mr. William Pollard, on Cary street, between I and Jd, was lound to be in nanes. Mr.

Pol lard had a quantity of finished work in the shop, with a pretty extensive supply of lumber.all of which was consumed, with his his tools, orc- ihe loss is estimated at about aruu; no insu rance On the same night, the dry goods store of Mr. John W. Boyd, on Broad fire from a defect in the chimney, but the flames were arrested by timely discovery. Several attempts of incendiarism had also been made, no doubt being entertained that the hre at Mr. Pollard's shop was the work of an incendiary.

District of Columbia Advertisements. err THE ONLY FRENCH CORSETS IN WASHINGTON The subscriber, in N. TENTH STREET, in the proximity of the Jjace stores, has on hind co ored and while (Ions and short hips) SATIN" CORSETS, the best quality, at 82. Also, extra large size 'f that well-known, elegant and easy pattern, not to be met with in the United States, and nlwavf recommended bv the Medical Faculty. ELSSLER BELTS, instead of Corsets, a fine Body and Hair TURNERS; Shoulder BRACES; for both sexes: gentlemen's Money uh.Li its Anv ot the above arti cles, at any time, may be exchanged.

te2S eogtt MADAME CLERMON, ELEGANT WARDROBE ARTICLES. -DEDUCTION IN PRICES. SrEFEA'S EM MONS will, from this day, reduce the prices of eve ry article in this department ot their busin ss. Our assortment is very large, and our articles oi the new est ana best stj.es, viz: Elegant satm and Silk SCARES Do CRAVATS Under SHIRTS and DRAWERS Yoke NECK SHIRTS White and Colored and AYinter GLOVES Choice PERFUMERY ROBES DE CHAMBRES POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS. Gentlemen now have an opportunity of renlenish- imk ineir wararooes witn tne nest cooasat lownrices.

lermscasn. M. ti. STEVENS EMMONS, j7-eotf Successors to Fish Co. A lAKu.

1 he subscriber, havinea rood assort II ment of WATCHF.S. JEWELRY, and STT.VF.R wake, is willing to dispose ot a portion of it bv the drawing of lots. The advantage of thisscheme is, mat it win be arrangeu in uch manner that every person holding a share will be entitled to some ar ticle of Jewelry or Silver Ware. It will require sixty suDscriDers at nve aonars eacn. No.

Prizes. 1. 1 Diamond Finger Ring 8 00 2. Double bot'd goldlever jewels 85 00 3. 1 do do do do 11 i 75 00 4.

1 Rich gold enamelled stone 12 00 5. 1 Splendid Cameo Pin, large size 12 00 6. 1 Cameo Bracelet in on 7. 1 Small gold Watch, set with pearls 15 00 8. 1 Gold Miniature Case 00 9.

1 Gold Pencil Cae 6 00 10. 1 Gold Guard Chain 25 no 11. 1 Pair rich Ear-Rings, with sets io 00 12. 1 Gentleman's Finger Ring, onyx stone 8 00 13. 1 Gold Pencil Case 5 00 14.

1 tiold Bracelet, 5 sets 7 00 S-300 00 in addition to the above rich articles there are for ty-six prizes, ranging from SI 50 to S3. Persons de sirous of further information and an examination of tne aoove articles, win piease can on ir. McCARDLE, Fenn. avenue, 22jeol between 10th and lUh sta.nonh side. WILLIAM KEILHOLTZ.

lEALER IN PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSH- ES, VARNISH, PUTTY and MIXED PAINTS of an at tne lowest c-asn prices. N.B. WM. KEILHOLTZ, having had a long experience in PAINTS, OILS, being a PRACTICAL HOUSE and SIGN PAINTER, will give all in formation respecting Mixing Paints, the corner oi ra.mu.i and UKtM sikkk I S.op- posiie rennsyiva nia Avenue. ja o-aec wnm THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing nnder the firm of WILLIAM BARNES consistineof William Barnes.

Jacob Hoke, and Hen ry Hammond, is thisrlav dissolved by mutual consent. with the understanding that JACOB HOKE only is to settle up said firm, and use the name thereof for the purpose or settling up the same. WILLIAM BARNES. JACOB HOKE. HENRY HAMMOND.

January 25. 1347. i27-2awlmH OF FAMILIES AND DELICATE FEMALES, have been relieved of a decline by the use of R. DELAMEY'S INDIAN eh a. la due uumfuunvs; also, young and old nave oeen renevea oi tne wcmo mpiaint, derangement in the head, heart- nerves, liver and IriH.

ney diseases, Rheumatic pains, dyspesy, colds, worms, impurities of the blood, an! piles of years standing, with all tne miserable leeimgs mat embit- la. knmnn i Ti all nOtntS of HdIiihai Mrs. DELANEY will receive personal and sealed notes from delicate females. Ta warrant respecta bility, it will be necessary to have respectable reference, or the persons. Pastor or Doctor's name nt.

tached; my covenant, in return to seal, the most sa- tisfactorv rpfprpnnp. Yes, life itself, if not visited by death alone, will be certainly preserved under the favorable auspices of the same: a momentary relief and a final cure in one month will be guarantied and security given to any respectable tamily in this city. xe it Known, I admit nf no certificate or reference but what has been made and tested before the court. I also guarantee present relief of the severest Colds, Coughs, Spitting of Blood, Pams in theSide.Spasmodic Pain in the Heart.Uholera, Diarrhea, price per oottie. Also, a momentary cure tor worma uu in children; price 5n cents.

Mills Messrs. Orn- dortt flour merchants: James Girvan, shipping merchant; and the community at large. Sealed by Baltimore County Court. I do hereby, guarantie an honorable certificate for the same curing all Agues and Rheumatisms of years standing, for every day in th year. S.c,irily and rfrpncfi forthe Sf me.

Sealed before 13 Magistrates, Baltimore County Court, and sealed by the Mayor. RORERT DELANEY. Author and Proprietor of the Indiar Vegetable Worm and Ague Destroyer and Blood Purifibr- No. 32 LOMBARD near Frederick, trwi. Rai''more.

i-? o-irrnorril RTTT'l FR. WHISKY. I Vtti fr Pnna. CLOVERSEED 60 do SIIELl A KS. very cheap, to close i-, l.

mu.A RTTTTER: also. Roll Butter 62 bbls. superior Pennsylvania Copper Distilled oa WIJLSO ni a Rye Whisky 30 half bbls. White Wheat FLOUR; also, Buck- wheat Flour Family, Extra and Super FLOfJR, select brands. lien.

TirnAlh. Poachy Peiina. Yel- low Corn, Sec. Just received and for sale very low, by JAMES J. la vv ly fe24- St 139 N.

Howard street. from comiuittee on commerce, to whom was referred the amendment of the House to the hi-l of the Senate, to amend the act to regulate the carriage of passengers in merchant vessels, and to determine the time when said act shall take effect, reported thereon, and the amendment was concurred in. Mr. Huntington, from the committee on finance, to whom was referred the amendments of the Senate, disagreed to by the House to the hill makinsr appropriations for the Military Academy of the United States for the year end-30th Jane. 1S4S.

reported thereon, and on motion by Mr. it was resolved that the Se- -nAti insist on their amendments to the said bnl The House amendments to the raul Jones tvl' wnt ndnrtted. Tee bill to increase the marine corps, has al so Veen passed. Tk House amendment to the post office bnl nwmr the list of letters to be inserted or ad vertised in any newspapers postmasters might ivkr. was stricken out.

The Senate refused to take up the graduation bv a vote ot 17 to 24. The civil and diplomatic bill was then taken np and after a few verbal amendments, was TA Mr. Berrien, from the committee on the judiciary, to whom was referred the bill from the House to amend the act of January IS, 1S37, to provide for the payment of horses or other property lost or destroyed in the military service of "the United States, reported the "same without amendment. Tne three million bill was then taken up and after some discussion it was postponed until Monday bv a vote of 27 to 23, in order to en- sb'e Mr. Clayton to address the Senate.

The understanding was that the vote should be ta ken ca Mondav. The amendments of the House to the navy pension hill were concurred in. The Senate insisted upon its amendments disagreed to by the House, to the naval appropriation bill, and a committee of conference was ordered. Mr. Crittenden moved that Senate proceed to the consideration of the bill to provide some relief for the suffering people of Ireland and Scotland, -which was agreed to, and after a few brief remarks from various Senators and an unsuccessful motion by Mr.

Mason to amend the fciii by striking out all after the enacting clause, and inserting a substitute authorizing t-e President to employ the public vessels of the United States in of charge, the previsions raised by private contribution, was passed bv a vote of veas 27, nays 13. The bill appropriates $500,000 for this purpose. Tee Senate then proceeded to the consideration, es in committee of the whole, of the bill making appropriations for certain fortifications of States for the year ending 30th June, 1848. Tre bill was reported to the Senate, and was ordered to be engrossed for a third reading, and was, by unanimous consent, read a third time and passed. The Senate then went into the consideration of executive business; and after some time spent therein, the doors were opened, and the Senate adjourned.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Letters from the Secretary of War and Postmaster General were laid on the table the first shew.ag the incidental expenses of the Department for the year ending 30th June, 1S46, and the ether transmitting copies of the army register, and a report from the Adjutant reeommending that the army register shall be reported to Congress, and printed sepa-ra'eiy. A inessasre from the President was received, by Mr. J. Knox Walker, his private secretary, and laid the tab e.

The bill reported by Mr. Campbell, of New York, to carry into effect certain provisions of the treaty witn Lhina, was passea. The house, then, on motion of Mr. McKay, went iato committee of the whole. Mr.

Boyd in the chair but refused to take up the revenue bill. f3 to 63. A motion to take up the graduation bill was also negatived; 56 to 76. Mr. Thompson, of Pennsylvania, moved to take up the Texas navy bill, but this motion also failed.

Tee naval appropriation bill, with the Senate amendments, further amended by the ways and means committee, was finally taken up, and the amendment of the Senate, providing for the appointment of additional assistant surgeons in the navv, for the appointment of a tvrotechnist, and some others, agreed to, and FTI I 1 1 Otiiers disagreed to. xne aouse c-uiiuruieu me nation of the committee of the whole. A motion now, at 2 o'clock P. was made by Mr. McKay, to take a recess until 5 P.

M. but failed. Mr. McKay asain moved to take up, in com mittee of the whole, the revenue bill, and the motion prevailed -Jo to bv. The first section was so amended as to fix the time for the act to go into operation, at 10th March.

1647. An amendment was offered, to reduce the compensation of all civil officers, whose sala rie 'do not exceed $1000, twenty-five per cent. inchidiner members of Congress. A spirited debate took place on this motion, but it was neratived. A motion to strike out the articles ot tea and coffee, prevailed, 83 to 90.

Ximerous other amendments were pro- nosed, some adopted and others rejected. Mr. Hamlin then moved a substitute for the bill, beine the original bill, with an addition to the second section, of silks and the component yarts of silk, on all manufactures of linen or llax. or of which flax shall be a component part; en all spirits, cordials, wines, and segars, wool Dd woollen and worsted goods. A motion to strike out the graduation part of the substitute prevailed.

Jl7. Wentworth moved to strike out also the articles of tea and cofiee, and the yeas and nays being ordered, the motion prevailed 91 Mr. BrinkerhofF moved a reconsideration, Tipontived. 104 to 103. The substitute was then reported to the HniM.

and a motion to lav it on the table ne satived, yeas 7S, navs 126. The report of the committee of the whole was then adopted, lvo to 103, and the question being on the passage of the bill, (the substitute,) it was decided in the negative, by yeas and nays, 68 to 136. A motion to reconsider, was laid on the table, And then, at about 8 P. M. the House' ad- jourced to Monday.

Reported for the Baltimore Sun.l MARYLAND LEGISLATURE. Annapolis, Feb. 26, 1847 Session. The House met at half pas: four o'clock, and proceeded to consider the caiandar of private and local matters. The ng bills were passed: Authorising the improvement of court square, in Westminster, Carroll county; chanein? the name of Collins' Cross Roads to Hubbard's Cross Roads.

Mr. Owens gave notice that he should ask to report a bill supplementary to an act for erecting a bridge at the Point ot Itocks, Tin vc at the present session. Mr. Swan offered an order for rescinding so rnuen of order, previously adopted, conhn-ins tht; HouseV at is afternoon sessions, to lo cal business. BrIt after some consultation, it was announced bv tts chair that it would re quire a suspension of the rules to consider it; and itn motion to suspend tx ring pat, was determined neeative.

The following bills were then passed: Authoring Jas. M. Holland, of Worcester coun ty, to convey certain land; supplemental to an act incorporating the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Cecil county; making valid a deed el sale in lavor ot Wm. McClaskey, of Harford county; allowing the Commissioners of the Charity bchool Fund, of Caroline county, for services; for draining Bee Tree fewamp Branch in Caroline county; relating to the School Fund of Harford county; for Midway School, Caroline county; for the relief of James Lrey and Samuel J. Jar-mar; incorporating the Hagerstown Musical Association; relating to Primary Schools in St Mary's county; incorporating Benevolent Division of the Sons of Temperance; laying out a new School District Caroline county; the Hagerstown Cadets; relating to the Savings Institution of Emmittsburg; makin valid a deed made before a magistrate of Balti more counry instead of Baltimore city; in favor of Jernes B.

and Robert Harrison, of Queen Anne's incorporating the Woodsbo-yough Turnpike Road Company; in favor of Eli Hay as, of Cecil county. A bill for the protection of game in Baltimore county was taken up. Mr. McComas moved to strike out the third section of ihe bill, which made it a penalty, ranging from five to ten dollar-, to trespass upon any enclosure, and said there was law enough upon the subject; but he id no objection to the other portion of the bill, -u tile period for killing game. Mr..