The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 3

PLiEASUIlE EXCURSIONS. ATJCTION SALES. ATJCTIOIf SALES. AMUSEMENTS. WANTS.

EDUCATION. 1 1 i aNds Wanted To maKH vEsts and green jackets, addi at no. at ket two JOI RNEYMEN il LAS I-ERERS. Apply to WM. E.

BOYYERS, 170 Aisquith street, above Monument street. It BVTTER-17 barrels new Western BLllER. In store and for sale by Commerce st. WANTE15Two first rate WASHER WOMEN Apply at the office of the Americas Hotel; aiso, an AmencanGIRL as Child's Nurse. It "WANTED Three GIRLSTto learn the Vest Ma- knit.

Apply ut lUo CAMDEN 1 door from Paca. 'it AY ANTED Immediately, a 1" A BARHKII. f1nH n-ill find constant em- rooil wages. adtlressing jim.i x-Y fLLlAMS. Harrisburir.

Pa. a2H-3t WANTED In afaiiiilv composed of three persons, a tidy American or GERMAN o.ma.n, to assist in the general housework. One that is agreeable in her manners, will have a pood home, ana S5 per month, or $4 if the washing is put out; or S3 to a half-grown girl. Inquire at theSun oiiice. ltJ TILLER WANTED.

"Wanted a MILLER to l'l take charge of the OAKLAND MI LLS. Apply to GEO. R. GA1THER, Oakland Mills. o2f-3taw2w WANTKDTwo Journeymen CARPENTERS, to go to the country, some 8 or 10 miles from the city.

Single men preferred. Apply at theolliceof the Sun. 'It WAN TED. A 7oT)DX RSETne who is fully qualitied to take the Cark of Children, and can come well recommended, will hear of a desirable situation by applying at 114 I 'ARK ST. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, healthy, strong YY lute as a Wet Nurse one who has a fresh breast of milk, and can come well recommended, will hear of a good situation, by applying at the Sun office.

a 28-tf "lA'ANTED A very heavy seoond hand one seated UOCKAWA or PHAETON, that has lxe.i but little used. D. A. RANDALL, corner Calvert and I- a yette streets. a28- 3t WANTEI) A SlTFATION, by a Yoiir.AfinTin some Fashionable Clotlnng Depnrtmeiit.

to engage in Cutting. Having had four years experience in that branch, and considerable custom, he thinks satisfaction can be given, and a full set of patterns proved. Address A. through the Post-oince, letter paid. Any one wishing such will apply immediately, and the abjve viHJ'e attended to.

'it a Fed i ir eTb yth eyvra co- LOR YY OMAN, a slave preferred, for whom good wages will be given. Apply at the office of the Sun. a27-2t CERVAN'T WOMAN'. Wanted, a tidy middle-J aged WOMAN, in a family of two persons. An American woman preferred.

Apply at No. 15 SOUTH El'TAW STREET, between i2 and 1 o'clk. aS7-2t 1 A NT ED a YOFN MAN, a nati veoflRE- LM), a situation as CLERK in a Merchant's or any Public riiea. The strongest recommendations from the government officers ol that country can be produced. a27.2t AddressB.

83 South Exeter st. rpi CARPENTERS. WANTED, bv a Young who has had some experience in trie business, work under instruction, with some first-rate Boss Carpenter. A line addressed to S. at the Sun onice, will receive immediate attention.

a27-2t WANTED. A rpecrablemiddie agedSINGlE LADY, or YYT without i'amil active and intelligent, and who understands TAILORING work, to take charge of the Students' Clothes, in a large School near Baltimore. A pleasant home and liberal compensation will be given to one in every respect suitable. Most satisfactory reference, as to character, Ac, required. R27.6t Address W.

at the Sun Office. EPISCOPAL GENTLEMAN, over 24 veil irs of unmarried, who lias linii perience and 'success as a TEACH ER of ENGLISH. PENMANSHIP, and VOCAL MISIC, will hear.of a 5'XHi situation in a uinib tiuuL, in irgima. I tie saiary will be liberal, to a comrwtent perstin. and one who is disposed to give his whole time to the School.

The most satisfactory references and testi monials, as to character and ability, will fie required. ar.ot- Aauress A. J. at tlie un ilioe. WANTED, a first rate SPINNER, to take charge of a soiniunff room ol -loou aoiiul es.

u-arj will be given to a competent person. Apply at No. 30 FREDERICK STREET: or at the SAVAliK FACTORY. a25-St WANTED, four YOUNG UVDILS. to learn tlie 3JA'T, .4 MAKING BLSIXRSS.

to whom profitable situations will be siven. bv makinsr earlv application at No. 101 NORTH EL TAW STREET, opposite tne juetaoaist tpiscoiwl Church. a2-ot WAXTED TO PCRCHASE. (or to hire for a term of years,) a NEGRO GIRL, fourteen or hfleeu years old.

Inquire at the Sun ornce. al4-law3t WANTED IMMEDIATELY 75 CAP MAKERS, to whom the best prioes in the U. State-s will be given. Also, 25 YOUNG LADIES, cood sewers, to team the above business, at G. ROSENBERG No.

1 South CHARLES one door from ba.timore street. iylH-oo2ui U'AN'TED. Vaulted to hire by the montii or year I A ir UL'Y -1. 1 i 1 wyiR oil a i.iiiii nuirs from the city; aiso, a SLAVE to do tlie cooking, washing and ironing of a small family in the country. Such coining well recommended Will hear of a good situation and good wages, by applying at the run onice.

ao-3t IVANTKD. by a oung Man, 17 years of age, from the western part of Maryland, who couid exert some influence in that section of the country, a SITU ATION as clerk or salesman, either in a wholesale dry g'Hds house or in a dry roods jobbing house. The very best of recommendations given as to character and eapa-eity. or further information inquire ot ft.i.iL Ac iial t.A. 'i7 Baltimore street: or NEW COMER STONEBRAKER.

How ard street. door north of Pratt street. a25-cit GERMAN INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. A large number of Mechanics, Canal and Railroad YY'ork- men. armers.

are constantly in want of employ ment. Call at the office. The orfiee being established under the auspices of the Society of Miry- Land." no charge will be made to applicants. Office noura: 10 to 12, A. and 3 to 5, P.

M. F. RAINE, German Correspondent omee, 137 Baltimore oppite Museum. YY'A TED. A DYVELLING WANTED in jTf the Fastern part of the city Aisquith street pre- lerrtd.

Rent paid punctually and not to exceed g225 per annum. Appiy at 21 Cheapsido. a27-3t 7 HORSES YV ANTED. Wanted to pur chase, Serontv-Five rood, ac- tive, strong HOKbKS, not under five nor over eight years old, and not under fifteen and a half nor over sixteen hands hieh. Fine Mares will not le ob- YY1LLIAM MILLER'S STABLES, in the city of Baltimore.

FOR SATjE AND RENT. CLOTHING STORE FOR RENT AND iJPlVTI'RKS KDR Sil.H. 1 he stand is an ex celient one for the business, and has been occu pied aa a Clothing Store for a long time located on Pratt street, near the Marsh Market. Apply at No. 33 jul ill i near Domtiaxa, where the key may oe nau.

a.i-iT 1 111-. MULhaiid 1- 1 a Gkocery Store, to be sold at the corner of EDEN and CHEYY in Old Town, four doors from Gay srreei, on iiie rei-ir roau: it FOR SALE THE STOCK and FIXTURES Ol A jKOCK BACON, DO AND '-r t.t.ii i situatei in a heaitliy part ol city, and doinu a good business, will lie soldlow. For furthr jar' icuiars. apply at the corner of RD and tit. i a 2H-eoUt FOR SALE A GROUND RENT of 1 of g-2x: 3 ot -2(J and 19 of A large --irick IjW hLbl.Mi on East Ballimore street, lot 24 feet by I5o.

fee: a Store fnd Dwelling, in lee, on Pratt street, wet of uav; a Brick House on Pearl st near Lexington, for a good House on Fn-vette slreet, Utr 44 feet by an; a Cottage House on street, lot foO feet bv lift; also, a large Dwelling on Charles st. Apply to THOS. J. GOTT, Second street. a2ii-'2t si.

FOR RENT A two-story Brick DWELL-; the Lexington Market, in gixnl order.hav- 1 nig tieea whitewashed and thoroughly cleaned To a gisxt tenant the rent 1111 bo 57. Apply at No, i i r.n..i i a'ieoai FOR SALE The fiol WiU and Stock of a GROCEKY AND Olt MOKE, a hrst- -i-rare stand; the rent 1 50 per month. Applyatthe tMin otnee. It. UOAliXUNLi.

A GENTLEIAN ANUlllS WIFE and several oung Gentlemen can be accommodated with DOAKlJ, t'V applying at No. 4 HANOVEK a few d-xirs Norm of Lombard st. Also.alarge FRONT Kin iM smtanie for a family. a2j-eobt BOARDING. A.

G. JONES can accommodate ten or twelve Single Gentlemen, and five or six Gentlemen with their Wives, with pleasant rooms and ffood accommodations, at 8o HAN OYER STREET. within two squares of the Philadelphia, Baltimore and onio uauroau Depot. aAj-rw LOST ASO FOl'YI), CARRIERS' BOOK LOST. The advertiser, one vot th'i Carriers of The Si n.

ost his BOOK Or AMES AND ACCOUNTS yesterday. As it isof no use to any one but the owner. a suitable reward will Le pnid for if icturn to the oiiice of THE SUN, or at 1.HK'M,K('L'KIIY STORE, corner of Light street ano 'iniuorti ancy. A. WAY.

It. I70I ND By a pxr colored man, a POCKET ft- Jit OK. containins a sum ot money and several pa pers. apparently of value to the owner, who can have tho same, by applying at this office and paying for this advernsoment, and paying a suitable reward a is-at fiSE S'i'RAY COW. Came to tlie subscriber's premises, on I- ndav last, a red and white wnu ft nire tnroai The owner or own- ersof said Cow.

are requesteil to come forward, prove .1 1 1 I. ftft-AT 1 1 I'n'jiio, lnj ftitmxes oiiu ifiifto u. a fti. COLT ON 2i miles on Bel-air road. V.

STR AY ED A YlVom the subscrilier, on j'3the 25th instant, a large Brown MARE, lame in one of the fore feet, and a star on her forehead. I will give reward for her recovery, if left at the corner of Pratt and Paca streets, opposite the Three Tuns Tavern. a THOMAS CAFFERY. CAME to the premises of the Bubsoiibor. about two weeks ago, a small Red and White The owner is requested to come for ward, prove property, pay damages, and take her awav.

MARY SPEARS, a 28-3t 5 mi'es out, near the Bel-Air Road. dollars reward. Strayed away from the subscnlier, at Hanover Market, on Saturday night, a Sorrel MARE, rith lilnve facfl and switch tail, nearly blind. She was attached to a Butchers' YY'agon, with green body, covered with white canva3. blue shafts.

No. 2n3. Said mare lias a colt nt home and a bast of milk. I will give $15 reward for the return of tho mare and wagon, and S'lO for the conviction of the thief or thieves, if returned to my Stall, No. 52 Hanover Market, or corner of Light ami Hamburg streets, F.

II. lt WILLIAM II. WEAVER. ff-if STRAYED A WAV from the subsoriIr. tr on the 21st instant, THREE COWS, one black with white under her belly; the second a white and red spotted cow, and has a small lell on; the third a mouse colored striped cow with a large bag, and has a lar'e bell attached to a leather strap.

'THREE DOl.IiARS EYVARD will be paid for their return to JOHN G. WEI ST. No. fl South Eutaw st. a27-St GUANO! Penman.

Pata-conianand African GUANO, latest importations, in Osnabure bags; quality warranted. For sale in lots to suit purchasers by J. J. F. TURNER, al7-eott No.

35 Pratt streot. TAMAicXRUM. 12 Puncheons JAMAICA RUM. of very superior quality, and imported direct. For sale in quantities tii suit purchasers by JOHNSON it TRAVERS.

a23-eo3t 66 Buchanan's wharf. X1 WESTERN BANK SHARES ASSOCIATED FIREMENS' SHARES MECHANICS' BANK do. E. J. DUBOIS, a27-4tf Fayette opposite the Post-oiTice.

rA.RROLL HALL. OPERATIC ILLUSTRATION'S! ONE MOKE It HAND CONCERT, IN FULL COSTUME. WITH ACTION, On WEDNESDAY EVEN1XO. Anirimt 2Dth. MADAME LABORDE, MONSIEL'R LABORDE, SIGN OR TAFFANELLI.

rSTtcKKTS 50 Cents mav be DrociiTeil at theJIu- sie Stores and the Hotels. Doors open at 7i clock: Concert commence at 8 o'clock. a28-2t rrnvo greatT: I bitions UNITED 1 IN ONE! JUNE. TITl'S CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE COMBINED. I'XDKR THE MANAGEMENT OF Mr.

(r. C. QlTt'K. 1 his immcnsa estab ishmetit combines the LARt.r- EST AND MOST PERFECT COLLECTION OF YY 1 LD ANIMALS ever exhibited, with auEOLES- TRlAN TROl'PE superior toany other ever organized, and will exhibit on the spacious lot on WEST ATT STREET, neor the Thrte. Tuns Tavern, commencing' on MONDAY.

SEPTEMBER 17, and continue for six days only. Among theauinuils in this exhibition is a splendid WHITE OR POLAR BEAR, the only specimen of this species in the mted States. Also the PERFORM I A ELErllANT KO.MEO: the most sagacious and thoroughly trained Elephant in tlie worm, togeiiier wnn specimens oi nearly eery species wild animals existing, tie iiL i i i- AJN lihl'AK Jlfc.M comprises ail tne principal talent of Europe and America. Among its prominent members will be the FAR-FAMED RIVERS FAMILY! from Ast lev's and Franconi's Amphitheatres. London and Paris, universally acknowledged as the best gym nasts and acroi-its in tne world.

Also MASTER NEVILLE, THE DARIG BACKWARD RIVER. together with Mr. Leonard, tho Great Two and Four Horse Rider; Master LVKEKivEng, the iniant eques trian: Mr. Stone, the I neoualed Scene Kider; Crawford. f)e(: hast.

Henber. Be amv. llol owav. and numerous other Artists of the highest order of merit. SAM LATHKOt', the best and most popular LOYVN in America, is a member of this company.

With these unequalled resources the proprietors will be enabled to present a class of Equestrian Entertainments eclipsing everything of the kind ever before produced, while the magnificent CARAVAN" OF LIVING ANIMALS may be. examined without ajil itionnl rharse the whole forming a Combination of Attractions such as the worid has never before witnessed. Each Perfomance will be concluded with the thrilling leatsol Air. LBY, the great LION CnXQVEROR. in a lien of Lions.

Tinrrs (ui'l Lsouanls. This estab lishment, as it makes its public entree into town, will be preceded bv the EMPIRE CITY BAND, under the direction of Mr. C. Poor, who will enliven tlie entertainments with choice selections of Popular ilusic. Equestrian Director, Air.

RIVERS; Rid ing Mr. B. 11 ATIN PON. or full particulars, see larie and smail bills at the Hotels, etc. Price ot Admission to the 1 ntted Exhibitions 2o children under 9, half price.

Doors open at 2 and 7. I'eriormances wu; commence nt and 7 r. fU-H- C. E. BRISTOL, Agent.

GRAND ENTREE OF THE GREAT EO L'ESTRIAN TROUPE robinson" Sc eldred. ON ITS Sl'OCKSSFl BR 1LLIA.VT AM) Ul I'MITtAT, TOl'K TUBOl'liH TK6 SOl-THERN STAI RS. Will perform on YY'EDN ESDA 2yth, and will con tinue for i.r B'slits, at the M'ACIOL LO O.N YY EST PRATT STRLE 1 beyond the Three Tuns cavern, 1 I In all its legitimate anil primitive grandeur resto ration OF THE ANCIENT OLYMPIAD, allU tflO llUiniy games of the athletae. llai a MTniiinv in i 7 110 GREATEST RIDER OF THE AGE. Challenge to the world thai "MASTER JAMES ROBINSON Is the most finished Equestrian Artist to be found in all Europe, Asia.

Africa and America, ioi a wager ol TEN IHOrsAJS I'OLLAKS. The inonev will be placed in anv responsible hands. and reasonable time given lor decision. The same amount will tie staked, tnai the combined Ecuestnun and vmnastic TrouDe of ROBINSON ELDRED. as at present, organised, is far superior to any that has ever oefore made its appearance ou this continent.

MISS HENRIETTA KOB1NSON. A beautiful and talented child of nine years, distinguished as the "Bright particular Siar of the West," excels all of her sex in elegant Equestrianism that has ever appeared in the circle. YY'ltii these features alone the proprietors mignt I'KOt'DLY CLAIM PRE-EMINENCE over all circus companies that ever traveled in this or any oilier country; but they also assert their superio rity in VAL TING, SCEN AND fit IN CI lAli ACROBA I'lC PEA ITS. Tl KUfh PERFORMANCES. AND OTHER GYMNASTICS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER.

Their splendid Stud of Horses and jfonies embrace some of the finest stock in the world, some of which have required the labor of years to bung the high perfection tiiey have attained. The MILITAR BAND that accompanies, and the burlesque BAND that varies and enlivens the entertainments, are no where to be equaled. The distinguishing feature of this matchless stud, are the performances ol" the celebrated and universal lavorite rick and Dancing Horse CHAMPION, whose superior training in all the antics of the circle, sagacity and beautiful points, are acknowledged 111 ail ot the United States. The performances of this hisli bred and superb Horse are alone worth the whole price of admission to witness. 1 t.o Mr.

A. ROCKWELL. Besides the above named, will appear tn the course ol the entertainment, tneir several acts, tlie luliow-ine distinguished performers, viz: Mr. C. N.

Eidrod, Master YY. Kincaid, Mr. Foster, Mr. Rapetter, Mr. Robinson, Sig.

Castillo. Mr. Du-mnd. Misses Caroline and Louisa Cento. Master Robinson.

Messrs. Drawnied, Romnin, "OPerry, Williams, and others of established meri'. Doirs at 6: o'clock; performance com mence at 7. Admission 25 cents. TASH I GTON HALL.

THURSDAY NIGHT, August 3fuh, 1SW. Continuing until further notice. the cklebratku NEW ORLEANS SEitENADERS, Eisiit in Nurnh'T, Respectfully inform the citizens of Baltimore that thev will commence a series of their inimitable EN TERTAINMENTS as above, introducing the cele brated IT ALIAN Dl'bKA ML.NA and Grand sical PA-N OR-A--MA. 1 iOKetsijcenis. floors open at 7 o'clock Coiicen at a.

r. c. u. it ai7 Principal f'AUROLL HALL. MO ND A VEXING.

Sept. 1 84H, AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK. RETURN OF THE FA I RITES, DOM BOLTON 'S CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN SER NADERS. MESSRS. GERM.

STAN YY'OOD, WHITE. now -tun ivn 1 i PARKER and BRYANT. Respectfully announce to the Ladiosand Gentlemen of Uaitimore inai inev win commence series 01 ineir INTM1TABL I'A 1 Al I S. At the above Hall. .011 MONDAY EVENING.

Sept. consisting 01 -ew r-onirs, uiees. nis-tling, Accordoon and Tainliorine Solos, Burlesques, cY.c. in all of which they Challt.nsi Competition. For part icuiars.

see Programmes. Admission TYVENTY-F1 VE CENTS. Itiors open r.t Concert pt 8 o'clock. 27-tf TXL'RNAMENT 1 AT SHANNON ALE SPRINGS. The public are most respectfully invited to visit SI I A X.Y ON DA LE SPRINGS on the 28th of Are.

184'J, to see and partake of the amuse'iieuts that a mo dern TO URN AM EN will oiler. Seats and ample shady places proyded for the La dies. Those gentlemen who enter t'e Lists will have themselves and their horses well cared for. They will appear 111 costume, and will further their designs by addressing Mr. Abki.l, the proprietor, beforehand.

Refreshments of the daintiest kind will be furnished to those who desire them, and the whole affair close with a GRAND BALL. aiO-eoSt J. ABELL. MRS. CARTER respectfully informs tho Ladies and Gentlemen of Baltimore that she has arrived in the city, and lias taken a house in PERRY' between Hanover and Sharp streets, first door from Sharp, her name at the door,) and is ready to be consulted with 011 present, past and future events, at her residence.

Price, for Ladies, 12J ceuts; Gentlemen, 25 cents. a 27-4t MRS. YY'RIGlIT is, without exception, the most wonderful Astrologist in the world, or that has ever boen known. She will give Iadies private leo-tures on past, present and future events, and on all concerns of hie, and will tell thorn thoir very thoughts, for a short time only, at her residence, No. 143 FTXE-TER between Gay and Low, 3d door from Gay, east side.

Fee 25 cents. Hours from 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. No information or admittance will be given to gentlemen. atU-lm STR LOGY AND ASTRTlNcJATAVThe sub-scriber having just arrived from Berlin, Germany, otrers his services to the citizens of Baltimore and its vicinity.

He has been consulted by all the crowned heads of Europe, and enjoys a higher reputation as an Astrologer than any otnerperson now living. Ilis Orfiee isat No. 85i BOSS STREET, between Orchard and Biddie streets, where he can be found at all times, from 3 A. M. unUl 10 P.

M. He will answer all questions relating to Law Suits, Marriages, Journeys, Voyages, and ail the affairs of life. Fees for I-aUies, 25 cents; for reading the Planets, 50 cents; Gentlemen, 50 centa; for reading the Planets, ,1. Nativities calculated according to Geomancy, for Ladies 2, in full Gentlemen, in full, J. II.

IIAVF.RMAN. i.YIOTHY AND CLOVER SEED. ion bushels prime new TIMOTHY SEED 150 do. CLOA'FIR SEED. For sale by J.

J. fe F. TURNER, a 22-eo4t No. S6 Pratt street. Superior manufactured tobacco For sale by J.

D. ARMSTRONG THORNTON, No. 241 Baltimore a25 tf between Hanover and Charles. ONION'S Ropes of ONIONS, iust received and for sale bv i-. runs.

95-tf ATn. R1 IIawIv'b ftftrbarf. I PORTED SEGARS 30 different brands supe- rior quality, for sale by J. D.AHMSlttUAlt it llOKATUN, No. 241 Baltimore aS5- tf between Hanover and Charles.

MACKEREL. 100 bbls. No. 3 MACKEREL 50 halves No. 3 do inspecting And for sale by F.F.POPE, a 25-tf 81 Bowly'B wharf.

PAMPHOR CIGARS, for sale by J. D. Ail.MSTRONO ic THORNTON. No. 241 Baltimore street.

a25-tff between Hanover and Charles sts. noil LBS shoulders Ov.wUiUW lbs. SIDES 20,000 Ibs. HAMS, -arious qualities, loose and in casks, for sale by GEO. Sc THOS, CASSARD.

a 25-31 44 South street. 171 'OUR, O. R. Wll'tSKY, GROCER iToT-" I 2i bbis. best YY'lute YVheat Family FLOUR 250 do Extra White, Super and low grades 175 do 1st quality RYE FLOUR, low to close 4.5 do Superior Old Rye WHISKY, do.

150 bags Green Rio COFFEE. Also, SUGARS, New Orleans MOLASSES, in barrels: and GROCERIES in general, for sale cheap for cash, by JAMES J. LAWN alB-tf. 139 NT. Howard street.

POAVDER. 2,000 kegs Dupont's POYVDER, as- sort! qualities and packages. For sale bv EIJJER, GELSTON Sc a22-tf corner of Pratt and Commerce sis. CJ.UANO GUANO. Pernviannnd Patagonian flUAXO, direct impr-tatioii, and superior quality.

For sale by WM. ROBINSON, No. 4 Ilollingsworth street, a 21-1m npsr Pratt srreet wharf. WRAPPING PAPER. A few hundred ofl? chanje NEWSPAPERS for sale at the Sun office.

GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCUR- SION" AND CONCERT. The MemWs of thn INDEPEN DENT BLUES' BAND inform their friends and the public, that their annual MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND CONCERT will take place on the Evening of THIS DAY, 2Hth August, on board the well-known steamer COLUMBUS, leaving Light street wharf at hall pa st 7 o'clock, touching at the County wharf, F. going and returning. The selection ot music will be lrom the best composers, and cannot fail to please all who may honor them with their presence. YOLANDT'S COTILLON MUSIC is engaged, and every arrangement made to render the dancing pleasant and agreeable.

IN Spirituous Liquor will be sold on board the boat. Prof. C. L. SPIES is engaged as Ballet Master for the occasion.

FIFTY' CENTS each to be had of any member of the Company, and also at the offices of the Sun, Clipper, Argus and Patriot. ALEXANDER D. BAUGHMAN, E. YV. STEEVER, Committee.

J. ROGERS I WILLIAM SLOAN, FSTUThsMTU LAST GRAND EXCURSION OF tub season OF THE 1 YI PR OV El) ORDER OF RED MEN, TO CAMBRIDGE, YY'EDN ESDA August zitth. UXCAS TRIBE. No. 6, of the Improved Orderof Red Men, take pleasure manuouncing to the Brethren of the Order and the public generally, that ttiey nave cnartered the sale and commodious A COLD for an Excursion to Cambridge, on YY'eduesday, Aug.

29th, 1U4S), and will leave Light Street Wharf at half-past seven o'clock, A. stopping at the County wharf at halt-past 8. The Committee who have it in oliarge pledge themselves that the best order shall bo observed, and every thing done for the comfort and pleasure of thoso who may favor them with their company. The independent Greys' celebrated Millitary and Cotillon Band has been engaged for the occasion. The Boat will stop at the County wharf on her return.

Tickets 50 cents; children under 12 years hRlf-price. The best of refreshments will be furnished at reasonable prices. N. B. Members of Sister Tribes are invited to take their Regalia with them, as it is tho intention of Uncus Tribe to have a Procession through the town of Cambridge 011 their arrival.

executive committbe. James W. Warren. William H. King, Thomas Sjiiimerville, Samuel M.

YY llliamson. John YY'iison, al5-eo7tf ST. JOSEPH'S EXCURSION. The Steamer COLUMBIA, will leave 3aCOMMERCE STREET WHARF. on THURSDAY, 3uth at o'clock, P.

for an EXCURSION to AN NAPOLIS, for the benefit of St. Joseph's Church. The boat will stop at the County wharl. going and returning. LAN HARD fine BAN has been engaged.

SUPPER, and an abundance of choice Refreshments will be provided by the Ladies of the congregation. Tickets Fifty Cents; children half prioe. a22-8t EXCURSION" AND GRAND IN STRUMENTAL CONCERT of the Baltimore Mfsical Association. under thedirection of Mr. A.

Melz. At the solicitation of many of the ladies and gentlemen who were present on the Excursion given 011 the 1st instant, the Society have the pleasure of announcing to their friends and the public, that they will repeat the Excursion and Concert on board the steamer Columbvs, 011 August 30th, and otier the loilowing programme the first part to lie performed on hoard the boat going down, and tlie seconda nd third parts to be given in the beautiful grove fit Soliers' Point Flats: PROGRAMME Fibst Part. 1. March, S'dutea la Breslau Laade. 2.

London Season YY'altz 1 3. Sperl Polka Strauss. 4. Carnival Quadrille. Strauss.

Part Second. 1. Overture, FraDiavola Auber. 2. Paris YY'altz Strauss, 5.

Potpouri from L'Elisir d'Amore. Pakt Third. 4. Tivol Festive March Willman. 6.

Introduction from La I- llle du Regiment Donizetti. 6. Solo, for the Clarionette ounker. 7. Railroad Gallop Guugle.

A COTILLON BAND will be 011 board lor those who wish to trip it on the light fantastic too. ne ljoal win start at precisely i ciock, irom Light Street YY'harf, touching at the County YVharf, Fell's Point, going and returning. Refreshments and Supper to be had on board Sup per 25 cents. Tickets 5i cts. each; Children half price To tie had at the Music Stores and on board the boat at starting.

A NTI -NERVOUS SEGARS. for sale bv XX J. D. ARMSTRONG k. THORNTON.

No. 241 Baltimore street. a25-tft between Hanover and Charles sts. CAFETY FUSE. 3.i,ouo feet of very superior qual-ity.

For sale by EIJ3ER, GELSTON Sc a22-tf corner of Pratt and Commerce streets. CPANTS1I LEECHES "50 dozen received perSiup Adela, from Cadiz, for sale by JAMES J. FISHER, a 22-lw No. 76 Spear's wharf. PINEAPPLES vsry line, now landing and for sale by J.

CROSBY fc SON, a24-tft 38 S. Charles street. C'OFFEE bag3 Rio, Java and Laguayra SUGAR liK) hiids. P. R.

and N. part prune MOLASES loo do do. and Cuba bbls. New Orleans and S. H.

SY RUP. For sale by AB'M. B. PATTERSON a22-tf. Commerce strept.

LSA-Y 1 1 1 YG OC 111 SS t7per fi nalred Tir powder. Imperial, and Hyson TEAS; fine Oolong Black PureSPICEfs Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered SUGARS; prime and fnir Brown do.j Cinri-ned for preserving; Choice BRANDY YYINES; Family FLOUR, and Groceries generally, for sale to famines at the lowest rates, nau sent home free of ohanre. WM. II. McLEAN, a21-tf: 124 Iombard st.

oa i FEATHERS, TIMOTHY SEED, Ste. bbls. Old and Dry Country SOAP bio b.ngs first, qualify FEATHERS 75 bushels Prime flMOTH SEED 2300 feet Patent Stretched and Rivited Leather BELT 2fl Sides Beit LEATHER Lace, Roller and Picker LEATHER, with a full stock of Factory FINDI GS, for sale low by PORTER TOYVNER. a2n-1 Baltimore street. CU AR.

MOLASSES AND COFFEE. Ijtj hhds. i'orto Rico and N. O. SUGAR 9i hhds.

Cuba MOLASSES, of prune quality 15i 0 bags Rio 2i.ii) do. L-iguira COFFEE 2Xi do. Gov. Java For sale by JAS. C.

SELLMAN SON, a21- ti Cheapside. DR ESSE IV" FliOOR ING AN 1)111" I I LUMBER. offer for sale 4-4 and 5-4 Dressed FLOORING HOARDS. Also, a full assortment of BUILDING LUMBER, at low prices for cash or approved credit. BURNS SLOAN, Corner of Eutaw and German sts.

A a story 11 j.i.Li.Mj lor sale or rent on ta- raK.ga street, opposite f- Konig near Pine st. 72 feet ol GtiOLND on Madison avenue, for sale or lease. a21-eolin 1 1'A NO. PE1 Rt YTAN AND PATAGON1AN" GUANO. of latest niijHirtatioii.

just received and now landing. YY are receiving an extensive supply of the aliove article, which we warrant to be oi superior quality, yerv dry and free from all adnltemt ion, neatly (nit lip in bags' of from IjJ to 2u0 ibs. each, convenient for transportation. The aUive GUANO lias been duly inspected, and each bag stumped by the State Inspector. For sale, in quantities to suit, at lowest prices, by P.

MA LOOM a2-eolm No. 1 AY ood Bowly's wharf. INTENSION OF THE BALTIMORE -Li OHIO RAILROAD. AND PROPOSALS are invited lor the GRADUATION AND MASOXR of the part of this Road not already under contract lietweeu Cumberland and tho Ty-gar! 's alley River, a distance of about -5 miles. The number of sections now to be let will be about of hieh 23 occurs between Cumberland and the mouth of Savage River 13 in the glades, and the remainder on Racoon and Three Forks Creeks.

The ork will generally lie moderate, although there are a number of seetionsVorlh the attention 01 contractors accustomed to heavy jobs. Specilications and P'ans will be ready at Cumberland, on and after the 27th of August current. The proposals, addressed to the undersigned, will be received at mnl.cilaiid up to Saturday, the loth September, inclusive. Further information may be had at the Company's Oiiice in Cumberland. Full testimonials will be required from tliosa unknown to the undersigned.

By order of the President and Directors, BENJ. II. LATROBE. Chief Engineer. POST "OFFICE, Baltimork, August 3d, 1843.

It is found that leaers for the British Possessions in North America, as well as for oilier pin ts of the world, are still deposited in this Oiiice, without prepayment of the required postage to enable them to be lorwarded. This should be guarded against, as they otherwise remain over for the chances of a private conveyance. Transient newspapers, too, it will be recollected, cannot be maiied unless the postage is paid in advance. Finding it necessary to close the delivery windows, for the proper assort ment of the principal mails, as they arrive through the day, the public is notified that they are usually so dosed from quarter past 8 to from 2J to 3, and from 6 to a quarter before 7 o'clock. Persons desiring to prepay letters, however, will bear in mind, that the entrance at the door 011 Norlh street is at ail times open for that purpose.

A box may lie found at tlie same door for the deposite of letters which are too late ior the regular closing hour of tho Eastern mail, iz: from if to in the morning and from 7 to 7: o'clock in the evening. It is requesteil that, as far as convenient, after the Oiiice is shut, (at i before 8 o'clock in the evening, stamps be used for the prepayment of letters, otherwise a slip of paper, plaogd around the letter or newspaper requesting to be charged, will be attended to. Those who wish their letters taken by the carriers. Particularly families, residing in the outer sections of the city, should direct their correspondents carefully to superscribe the name of the street and number of the dwelling, and to avoid delay, should be prepared wu change to pay the carrier. Mcuy letters miscarry in the mails for want of a proper direction.

The right name of the Post Office, and of the State, should be written in full. a25-oo3t CHA RLES T. MA DP OX, P. M. HPO COUNTRY" MERCHANTS, PH SI I AN AND OTHERS.

GEO. F. BROWN jf WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, No. 4 South Liberty Street. Have constantly on hand a large and complete assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINT'S, OILS, DYE STUFFS.

AVINDOAV GLASS, Druggists' Glass Ware, Perfumery and Fancy Articles, with all the Btandard Patent Medicines of the day, wliioh they offer on the most liberal terms. Particular attention paid to orders by letter, and the qualities of all articles warranted. jy28-tl't sn lflU I HERS have zealously, nnrl Inr long period, striven to produce a re CHEWING TOBACCO, that should be superior to any in market; and have more particularly directed their attention in preparing it. so as to remove all ingredient from the leaf that could in auy way injuriously nil'ect the nerves. They claim to have attained this, and can assure those who will be careful that they get the GaN BONN'S ANTI -NERVOUS CHEWING TOBACCO, A CAUTION NOT CNXKCKSSAKY FKOMITS POPUT.A RTT That they will lind it an unusually curefuily inanfac-tured article.

CERTIFICATE: Baltimore, March 27, 1849. Gentlemen I have eareliilly analizod the specimen of Anti-Nervous Chewing Tobacco, forwarded to mo for that purpose, mora particularly with reference to its effects upon the nervous system, and 1 am convinced it is decided improvement on Tobacco as commonly used, and of great value, especially to those of nervous temperament. Respectfully, AVaugh, M. D. To Messrs.

Bonn Si UaJumote. j23 Uall By Samuel J. Soper Vn s3 PROPERTY ON POPPLliTON ST. On ir-iTHIS (Tuesday) AFTERNOON, 28th instant, z-at 4 clock, on the iiremises, we will Fell a two story and attic brick dwelling HOUSE, situated on Poppleton street, near Holhns street, (opposite tha Catholic Church.) fronting on Poppleton street 14 feet inches, with a depth of 5ti feet to a 2 feet alley. The house is nearly new, in good order and substantially built.

Ground rent 25 per annum. Terms cash. J. sui a25-tsf Auctioneers. rxnn LOTS STOCK DRY YVED OVA ESDAY the 29ih at tH o'clock, at our Auction Store, No.

SB South Charlen street, we will sell by order of the assignee, some 500 lots of Slock Dry Goods, the eilects of retailer closing out, and name in part: Cloths: Cassimeres; a-tinets; Kentucky Jeans: Flannels; Linseys; Alpacas; Cashmeres; Lawns: DeLnines: Bombazines: I.ustreb; Woolen Plaids: A vets: estiPtfK; Corfluroy; i'au- dings; Canvas: Plaid Muslin; Jtwkonet Bishop Lawn: Swiss Muslins: Book Irish Linens; Diapers: Silk Handkerchiefs; Silk Cravats; brown and bleached Muslins; Drillings. A.c. cY c. Hosiery: Glove: Mispenders: Skein rpooi Cott.m; Threhd; Buttons: Needles; Tapes, etc. AlC.

Terms cash. feA.MLi.L J-ui ec a25-ts a I Auctioneers. FURNITURE. GROCERIES. Thurs-pav.

Moruina next. th instant, at 1) clock, at tho Auction Store. 3ti SOUTH CHARLES SI. will sell a lot ol new and second hand I K.M1 in part, Book Crises: Solas; Wardrobes: Dressing, Coarse, and Plain Bureaus; Mahogany Dining Tables: Mahogany YY'orksfiimls; Office Desks: enitiau Blinds: Carperinirs Cane and Wtsod Scat Chairs; Bedsteads; Andirons: Sliovels and Tongs; Feather Beds; Deciding, lie; 50 Scroll Seat Rocking-Chairs. ALSO An invoice of Groceries, in part: Young Hyson and Imperial Teas: Sperm Candles; Tobacco; Segars; Soap.

Ground Coilee; Brandy, in barrels; lot of Glass ami Queensware. SAM'L J. SOPER, a23: I a. p. I Auctioneers.

IJyGiissois Co, TO BUILDERS, AND OTHERS. By order of the Orphans' Court of Balti more County, the undersigned. Administratrix of George L. Addison, deceaseo. will soil by public auction, on AY'EDNESDAY, 20th August, at 10 o'clock, A.

AL, at his late residence, oil the East side of South Charles st1Cet. between Cross and Hamburg, (the flair wiil designate the house) all the household effects of said deceased, viz: Chairs: Tables; Bedsteads: Beds, and a varietv'ol household and kitchen Furniture. Also, two Chests of Carpenter Foolf: ten thousand new Bricks: a large lot of new and old Lumber; Sash; Blinds; Window and Door Frames; Cedar Posts; one good Furniture AY agon and Harness. c. Terms cash in bankable money.

CATHERINE A. ADDISON, AdnVx. a23-ts5 lu GIBSON" i A nets. TWO DESIRABLE BRICK GS ON FtVKTTf: STREET' AT t()ii TUESDAY, the 4th of we will sell by public auction, at 1 o'clock, P. at the Exchange, those two verv desirable and well buiit three story Brick DAY'ELLINGS, situated on the north side of Fa vette street, second and third door from the corner of I'aca.

The Lors are each 25 feet front by 64 feet i-i depth to an alley, and each subject to a ground rent ot Teu per annum, payable semi-annually. Terms of sille cash, balance "in one, two and three years, with interest from day of saie. GIBSON a21-'eotlS-dts Auctioneers. POSTPONED SALE OF PROPERTY ON I l.WOKE liht. I Iiy virtue 01 a ue- iCfee 0j' ijaiiimore County Court, sittins as a Court of Equity, the subscriber as trustee, will offer at public sale, on THURSDAY, the I3th day of September next, at 5 o'clock.

P. on the premises, the follow-ing propertv: Ail that LOT, beginning for the same at the distance of about S2S feel eastward! from the Uitersection of Pine street and the north side of Baiiiinoie street, bounding on the north side of Baltimore street '3 feot; thence northwardly 150 foet to Raborg street, thence enstwardlv, l.tmnding on the south side of Ruboi street 19 feet; thence to the place of beginning. The improvements erected upon tlK? Lot consist of a Three-Storv Brick House, with a Two-Story Brick Back Building. Said Lot is subject to an annuai ground rent 6 50. The terms of sale, as prescribed by tne decree, firfl one-half cash, and one-half in sis months the credit payments to be secured by an approved endorsed note, bearing interest.

J. MALCOLM, Trustee. No. 27 Lexington street. GIBSON Aucts.

sh FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE AND SALE. Bv ii.deiitiiro of Mortgage, bearing data fti-ou the fourteenth day cd' February, A. D. M4f, and recorded anions the Lard records of Baltimore County, in Liber T.K. Fo.

folio 445. Ace, a obtain Christian Layer ootiveyed unto John oneiti tlm prooertv in the said iiidentiii-eaud herei nail er described to secure the payment of the debt and interest therein mentioned, oi which there is now duo and owing unto the said mortgagee the pniK-i-pal sum of four hundred dollars', and a Da la nee of thirty-six duliars and -vt eenl 5 intekr 11 lo this day. Now therefore, in pursuance of the power and authority contained 111 aid mortgaire. and acctirding to the provisions of the Act of Assembly in such case made and provided. Ihe said mortgagee will olfer at public sale to the highest bidder, on RID the 14: day of September, ia4l'.

at one o'clock, P. AL. at the Exchange, in the eitv Baltimore ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL of GROUND AND PREMISES, situate and lying in the City of BaH. more, ami winch is contained within, the folio w- ms description, tliat is to say: Lejjirimmr lor tna same 011 tne south side ot lleiuietln street at tne distance of one hundred and twenty fett weneriy from the west corner or intersection of Charles and Henrietta streets, and riuaung thence eastward: boiir'lhig on Henrie'ta street hfry-fnur feet to the northwest corner of the two-story" back building attached to and being a part of rne dwelling in angle formed i he on 0 the streets alor- k. i thence southerly hounding on tlie wet end wall of said back buiklmg fourteen feet and six inches to the south wesi corner thereof, thence son: hwestwardly by a straight line about thirty-eight feet to the northeast corner oi" the brick buifding used sis a Stable and hanging house," thence southv ardly ou 1 tne east oj 'said mentioned bncK biioding sixty left and eignt.

Ire nes to the port side of )'-hnmson alley, thence weMwmdiy bounding on said alley fifty-one feet and three inches, and thence north-wai'dly straight iine to the Place of beginning. The abve Lot i improved "by a large and convenient three-storv Ht! ICK Ii seven neat andcom-foriable liRK'K DYVELLINGS. two story and an attic each, and he whole isssibjeet rot he annual ground rent of one hundred and eight dollars. The terms of wili be cf.sh on the day of pale. JOHN J.

SN Y'DER. A'tornev for the MorrgMgee. atM-eoSw? W. cor. Fayette am! f.

Paul ft. for ec losi "re of mor iA ge anT SALE. By indenture of mortgage, bearing dr.te on the fif'h day October, A. J. and recorded among of Baltimore cvur.ty.

in liber T. No. folio 2-S-J. certain Christian Layei-conveyed nuto John Y'oiwiif th properly in the Mid 1 inrieiiui.re and herei liiifler dc-sciibed. to secure the payment of the debt and interest Ihere mentioned, of which debt there is now cine r.r.d owing unto the said mortgagee the principal suin of live liur.d red dollars, and a.

balance 01 twenty-six dollars and fifty cents interest up to this day. Now, "1 hereiore. pursuance of the power and authority contMiK-d in said mortgage, and according to the provisions of the act of Assembly stich inpoe and provided, the said mortgagee will oiler nt Piibiic sale, to the hirhest bidder. "on 1D.Y.Y, lha "it'll day of Sepieniber. 18 H.

at one o'clock, P. al the Rxehantre. in the city of Baltimore. ALL THAT PIECE "or. PARCEL OF GROUND AND PREMISES, situate and lying in the city of Baltimore, end which is contained wifnin following description, thnt is to sy Begimiicar for the samn on the south side of Henrietta st reet.

at the distance of one hundred and twenty feet westerly from the southwest corner or intersection of Henrietta and Charles streets, and running thence eastwardly bounding on Henrietta street liily-fonr lcet to the northwest cornflf of the two-story I ark-building, r.tfaebed to and being a part the dwelling erected in the angle formed by the intersection of the sireets foresaid: thepee southerly lxumdimr on the west end wall of said bBck-build-fourteen feet and six inches to the southwest corner hereof: thence sou th west wa rttly by a straight line, alvnit thirtv-eiiht feet, 10 northeast corner of tho brick btiildina usejDis a stalneanu "'butcher liansina house; trteiiee southardiv on tne eas wail 01 saiu la-sc mentioned brick building sixty feet and eight inches to the north side of Williamson's alloy; hence west wardly bounding on said alley fifty-one feet and Ihrea inches, an. I tnence northwardly by a ttraight line to the place of bes-imung. Tho alcove lot is improved by a large and convenient. Three-Story BRICK HOI "SE. seven neat and comfortable DWELLINGS, two-story and an rtfic each, and the whole is subject to the annual ground rent id' one hundred and eight dollars.

The terms of sale v. iii be cash on the day of sale. JOHN J. SNYDER. a24-eo3w.

Attorney for the Mortgagee, YV. corner of Fa vcie ni S. Pat'i strei-ts. 1 1 HEHEBY Of' MA It LAN ii That on the H-t of October next, TYY ENTY -1- 1 rliK CENT, ot the rrm- cipal of the Stock of mis State, which was created in pursuance of an act passed at December session. tji, chapter will be paid at the LOAN OFFICE, Baltimore; after which day such portion of said stock will cease to bear interest.

D. CLAUDE, Treasurer. Yngitst. 1, Kl-3tnwtjstOi Annapolis, X'OTICE. PROPOSA LS YY'ILL BE RECEIV-ED at the oiiice of Ihe undersigned, Odd, I kl-Lows' lUu, North Gav street, Baltimore, for the PRINTING of the JOURNAL OF THE GRAND LODGE OF THE UNITED STATES INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS; the printer to furniiai the necessary paper, and to stitch and cover the Journal, ready for distribution: tho printing to be done according to the style of McGow-an it Tread well's edition of the first volume; the matter to be Stereotyped, and the plates delivered at the oiiice of the undersigned in good order as soon as a sulheient number of copies are struck oil' to m6et tha purposes of the law requiring the distribution of tho proceedings; which number will not bo less than Fivo Thousand.

The proposals must be sealed, and endorsed proposals for Printing the Journal of the Grand Lodge S. I. O. O. addressed 1.0 the Committee on Printing of that body, care of the underslarnod, and must le in hand on or before the third of September, 1340.

JAMES L. 1 4-1 C. S. G. L.

I S. I. 1. O. F.

ifM) AC TO 1DGE RAIL 1 ROAD. PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned, at, his Office in Brookviile, Albemarle county, until the 1st of October next, for theoon-struction of the tunnel through the Blue Ridge, together with the deep cut and embankment connected therewith at each end. The tunnel will be feet lonat, 16 feet wide and 2n feet high, with a ditch on each side: it will slope east-wardlynt the rate of feet, to the mile, and jmss TJ0 feet beiow the top of the mountain. Proposals will lie leceived either for the w.iole or for one half, it being distinctly Mated, in this cane, whether the Eastern or Western hall is bid for. Proposers are requesteil to examine tne localities before biddine.

and will obtain from trie undersigned all necessary Information. Tho will be cash, with a suitable reservation till the completion of the contract. The best tes timonials and an energetio prosecution of tho work wiU be expected. printed forms of proposal will be furnished ou application to the undersigned. By order of the President and Directors, C.

CKOZET, Ensrinoer Blue Ridge Railroad. rooksy i 1 115. 849 T. IRE UP! F1HE UPI CHARCOAL A first I. article that will answer ail tho purposes of cooking, washing, ironing, preserving and pickling in fict, for all purposes in vhioh a quick and strong fire is required.

One btirrel of this Coal will serve a small tnmi may lrom two to tnree wecus, and save tho expense I' hauling and sawing wood. P-uy a furnace and try of it. lie 1 yarn 1 in nnv part nt the citv. tree ot charffo. 'i'erms cash.

Slates are left nt the following platen, and will be promptly attended to: Dr. Hammon's drug store, corner of Fnyette and Exeter Mr. Thomas corner of Bond and Piatt streets; I'dessrs. Weaver Esender, 171 corner Eutaw and Lexington Air. Snml J.

AY nite, N. E. comer Cove and Fayette Mr. Peier Albin-B011, corner Charles and Lomkird Mr. Jonn Hinslnr.

nortier Baltimore anil Harrison Rts. aJ4-lMt IxTAFLES LEMT)NS2h boxeS now landing" for IN sa'ebv J. CROSBY 5c SON, a27-tf Charles Ktreet. ESSRS. S.

Ac A. CLARKE'S XI 1 AC A I) FOR YO UNG LA IES, A PLACE, Saktooa Street, Between Charles and St. Paul's sts. The Exercises of this Institution will resumed on MONDAY, the 3d of September. a27.2w S.

ic A. C. may be seen at their rooms every moimiig, from 10 to 12 o'clock. CT. MARY'S HALL, tt-tt a vn A 4 SARATOGA nearCOURTLAD.

Rev. S. R. SERGEANT. Rector.

The dimes ot this School will be resumed on AlON-DAV. the 3d of Septemtier next. Circulars, detailing the plan and management of the School, may be obtained Rt the Bookstores ct Robiuson and D. Lr miner, and at the Hali. 'PTiElISKi" COT'l'R ING KRS ACADEMY J.

YOl'NO LVDIKS, NO 3 A 1. I -Y STREET, (Between Howard and Park its.) The duties of this Academy will be resumed on theStlof September. a-eo2w fRSTB. CANNON is prepared to accommodate Permanent and Transient BOARDERS, by the day or week, at No. IS7 PRATT STREET, between diaries and Hanover one minute" walk from the Depot.

a2a-eo3tJ BOARDING AND DAN" SCHOOL. Misses SNOYVDEN i NIGHTINGALE, No. 48 SHARP between Lombard and Pratt streets, will resume their Scholastic duties, on MONDAY, ad September. Families residing a few miles from the city, will find it a pleasant homestead for their children, as some ienveon Friday and return on Monday. Not more tliau ten or twelve can be eeommxtated.

aJl-TtTUsllt A TRS. CEO wivriri-Tl'R-S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL i-ow vni'M) I. A DIES. The duties of this Institution wiU be resumed on MONDAY, l'th September. Cards giving information ot the terms wulhe lur-n'hod on application at the house in MADISON STREET.

2d door west of Char.es. ai 1 -2a 1 wut i fl 5S BIZOUARD. respectfully informs her friends and the public, tf wt sl eontinnos to uive LES-SONS IN T.IH FRENCH LANGUAGE. Apply at Mr. E.

YROQUES, No. MULBERRY aUi-iawSf i Ulk RN AND IlEALY will I Resume the Dunes of their SELECT ACADEMY FOR YOl (i INDIES. 67 FAYETTE STREET, a few doors west of Charles, on Sept. 3d. At the earnest solifhrnfton of parents, the Principals have consented to attach a PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, which will be conducted under their in une-diate aad constant supervision.

Terms of Tvttio.v: Third Division, or Primary Department, per quaner S3? ofi Second Division TZ 00 First Division lo 00 For further particulars apply at the Academy, as above, here the Principals may be consulted, daily, bet ween the hours of sand 6, P.M. aio-'tl The number of pupils in each division is limited. CAD KM YT "YTTU GTlA "HI ES" -iTX SO. S5 EAST FAYETTE STREET. Mrs.

A. A. DO VS will resume the duties of her Academv, on the 3d of September. B. A few pupils caa be received as BOARDERS luthe family.

rpiit: INSTITUTE OF TH MISSES MACNAL-1 LY" will be RE-OPEN ED on MONDAY, the 3rd day of September next, under the care of Miss Mac-nallly, assisted by members of her lauuly, as heretofore. a- b't PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF ASHINGTON COU NTY" The Board of School Commissioners hereby give notice the Public Schools will be put into niwrstion on the ir.r of J5 vtt inter uxt. Auy person wishing, a situation as a TEACHER, wili apply to euher of the following Comimssiouei: AU pvUcazinrt by must be post-ptud. DAYiD SMITH. J.

A. MAGRL'DtR. YViiiianisport. JAMES J. I1LK1.EY.

Haserstown. JAMES R. WARD. Clearprmg. JOiLN D.

HART. Hancock. DAVID II. B.xnsboro'. WILLIAM H.

FiTZHLGli, Haserstown. JACOB J. OUR. RhorersviUe. ABRAHAM STRIDE.

ix3itersburg. a24-1m rOFNG LADIES ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION, BALTIMORE. MX. The dunes of this Institution will be resumed on tlie Fiasi Monday of September. Terms: Board and Tuition, per annum, Slofl Half Boaniinff.

do. 60 Tuition for Hfilf Boarders and Day scholars in trie higher branches, per annum, 60 Eiementarv instruction. 40 Trie usual extra charges are made tor instruction in the French, Srs.n;sh, latiu, German and Italian ian-gung-es; for Maisio on the Harp, Piano, Guitar, Organ; Drawing and Painting, Oil Painting, use of Philosophical Apparatus. A o. PREPARATORY SCHOOL attaohed to the same Institution.

Terms: Tuition for pupi tinder tne age of 12, per S25 Tuition for pupil under the age of 10, per 20 Ink, tiuiLs, Copy Books, 3 adtcS LADIES' ACADEMY OF THE VIS1- 1 TAT! ON, FREDERICK CITY. 3ID. The Academic Exercises wiil be resumed on the FIRST MONDAY of September. The course of Instruction embraced by this Institution, comprise-the Eiementarv Branches, I'rose and Poetical Composition. Raetoric.

History. Mythoiosy. Astronomy, Moral and Nnrural Pluloslph Chemistry, Botany, Mineralogy, Book-keepimr. Geometry and Algebra. TERMS: B'wrd and Tuition, rer annum Sino no Haif Boarding.

do 50 00 Tmtiou for lia'f Boarders and Day Scholars in the hher uraiiciies, per annum, 1st. 2d and 3d Classes 3n no Fourth Class 2" oo Fifin and Sixth Classes 15 no Primary School, per annum 8 00 The Frenen and Spanish I-angua-tres. Music on the Harp. Piano and Guitar. Vocai Music.

Drawing, Pm urine- in Wsirr Colors, in Oil. on Velvet. Daneinir. and the various kinds of Neetiie Work, form extra which wiii be made known by applyinsr atthe Academv. or by writm? to the uireciress.

1'upns re ceived at anv pernKl of the year. HRV1A.NU MiLUAKl AlADtJll. gl p. A UUS31UU Ol UIO 1M. Of Ulll'OLK.

I 1 w.w nm '11, A nai 1 om i rml I VI Ilia. 1 ii-uiii. i 'j 1 in Oxford. Ta.Iixt countT. on a peuinsuia sur rounded by salt water a beautiful and healthy location.

Its may be inferred from the fact, that the physician's bill has not. during the past year, averasea cents to a Cadet. Catalogues may be Mr. Murphy's lokstore, Baltimore. References Hon.

P. Francis Thomas, Governor of Maryland: Capt. F. Buchanan, S. J.

J. Speed, J. H. B. ltrOD6, ana col.

jno. 4u more. JOHN H.ALLEN. ao-fiw: Suermtendent. TILTHS.

the BATHING ROOMS recently fitted JL up at the EXCHANGE HOTEL are open to the PUOuc irom ciof-iv in me iiioriunj: iinm uiuja at Xllg'Jt. 11 rt: ft luutio ill VI luw, oeuts: Siiower Batti 5 a3-lm. ATHS. The BATHS (Hot. Cold or hue order at the EL 1AW O.

at 2o cents each. Open from 6. A. to 10 P. except Sun-tic ys.

when they will be kept open until 12 o'clock, On Saturday nights until 12, midnigut. jeib-3m. il. F. JACKSON.

NONlNG AND MACHINES A of the most approved kinds use. Carpentwrsor the trade can be supplied on accommodating terms, as aiso with ad other kinds of MACHINERY We have on hand several PA TENT RIGHTS, winch would prove good speculations to enterprising youiiy rueu. BROWN A. MIDDLETON, 151 Pratt next to Deiiot DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTN ERSH I P. This is to give notice tiiat the linn heretofore existing nnder the name of A.

YV. GULDSBOROL'GH Jc la this day dissolved by mutual consent. A. W. CLM.DSBOROUGH, Aug.

13th. 1849. GEO. YV. UHLER.

A. YV. GOLDSBOROL GH haviisg Ixmirht the entire interest in tlie old firm, is now prepared to give his customers and the public generally areat ltrgains. at the old stand and 7 ENS( ST. a Irf-tf INlSSt)LUT10N OF COPARTN ERSHIP.

The i Copartr nersinP heretofore existing between AN DREW J. FAR LETT and WILLIAM I'ARLETT. under tlie stvle of A.J. l'arlett Parlett, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, by YVin. Parlett withdrawing from the firm.

Andrew J. Parlett is authorised to settle up the ailairs of the lata firm, and all persons to whom sxud firm are indeUed will apply to fmn for settlement. All perons ll.debted unto said fcnr; will make immediate payment t- A. J. I'ARLETT.

A. J. PAR LETT, AVM. PARLETT. Witness.

E. BEATTY (iRAFF. aii-at C'EASS, PAINTS, CHEMICALS, CJLUE, boxes Baito. WINDOW GL.ASS.ass. sizes S.i wo boxes New Jersey do do do do French do do do oi'O do Piste Jc Crown do do do do DRUGGIST GLASSWARE, Vials, etc.

ljC do Flint Glassware, Tumblers, Jars, Flasks li tons Harrison's Parlor WHITE LEAD 100 eases Tieman's and Trevor's Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow, Paris Green 50 do Prussian Blue: Vermillion; Ground Paints, in oii: Verdiens, ec. ino RED LEAD and LITHARGE EOd bbis. Spanish Brown, ellow Ochre, Whiting, Hiid Pu'ty 200 do English Venitian Red; Ijimpblaclc 75 do hk'f Ijarrels fnd kegs of Copal, Japan, and Coach Y'arnishes 130 do ALUM. COPPERAS, and ROLL BRIMSTONE im do Epsom and Glauber SALTS 5r ke's SALTPETRE and Super Carb. Soda casks, bbls.

and kesrs Saiaratus. UO bbls. GLUE: KKt reams SAND-PAPER. For sale at factory prices by agents of manufacturers. BAKER 4- a3-5m N'ob.

S2 and S4 S. Charles st. COLLINS' PATENT STATIONARY VENTILATOR, FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS, CARS. SHIPS. STREET LAMPS, AND SMOKY CHIMNEY LUES.

The subscribers. Asents for the above Ventilator, would most respectfully invite the attention of those In want of a tumpUtr. invention lor curing Smoky Chi mums, and ventilating Public Buildings, eombiGing tne advantages of ail other Ventilators It has improvements which no others possess, and is now orjereil to the public as the bst Ventilator ever in use, snd rctrrn nted to aecouipusa the object for wliw.h ir la HAY" WARD, BARTLETT No. 24 l.ishr KtrNt. FIjiilimorB.

THE STCCKIIOLDERS OF THE MAR Y- I LAND MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Baltimore, having complied with tlie terms of the charter, and the capital being ail paid up, are now prepared to take Marine Risks on as favorable terms as Mr other oiiice in this city. OFFICE No. 52 South Gay street. JaCOB G. President.

Hinit F. THOMrsoM, Secretary. jy2-tQ NEW CARPETIN'GS. 'UST received by WILLIAM C. FLAGG, No.

2W Strbet, a Inrsre and handsome assortment of Low Priced viz: English Tapestries Jo Brussels do 1 niperial Alw, Superfine and Fine, ef beantiful styles and colors. OIL CLOTHS. As large and extensive a stock as le found in the market, tocether with a complete assortment of everything conuectol with the Trade; to which he would respectfully invite the attention of pt.rr.l.ser a 17-tf WM. KI.AIVG. rfTFIA 1 half Y.

H. and Black UTM EGS and LOVES o.ono ibs. PIMENTO ji bacs. For sale bv ABM. B.

PATTERSON it TTANCE'S SI PKKIOR LILLY WHITE, AN'Tl II HANCE'S PEARL POWDER. olh articles for leautifying and liuproviDg the oomplesion. Price 6 cell's per lnc. For sale by SETIl H. HANCE, No.

108 Baltimore treet, and corner Ctirle and Pratt iu, apl3-6nit lly Clmrl-s Eiisby tfc Co SECON I)-HAND FURNTruRTJ, SCHOOL DESKS, FRESH GROCERIES, SCALES, AT AUCTION. On THIS Tuesday MORNIN G. at 10 o'clock, at Store 99 Hanover street, we will sell, as follows: mahog and pine Wardrobes; high mid low post Bedsteads; cane and wood seat Chairs; Bureaus; Pedestals; Sofas; Rooking Chairs; Beds; ma-hog Hat Racku Stoves and Pipe: Mattresses; Carpet, Also, 7 Single Desks: 5 Double largo Desk and Benches; Blackboard; large Case for Minerals, St e. from a school UKUUliRI.LK 20 bags prime Rio COF FEE 10 bbls. new crop BROWN SUGAR do OKI Kve WHISKY 2 do MACKEREL 5 i chests TEA 5 boxes TOBACCO 3(HJ lbs.

INDIGO 3 doz. PORT WIN a No. 1 article 1 do CHAMPAGNE. do 1 i pipe French BRANDY, (i pair COUNTER SCALES, ice. All of which will be sold to cover advances.

Additions solicited. Terms cash. LUSBY" a27-ts General Auetioneers. tty Caiiuun, li liuttl cti. I FURNITURE.

On WEDNESDAY MORNING next, August 29th, at 10 o'clock, we shali sell at our Stores 2s) and 3i South Charles street, a arietyof New and Second-hand Furniture, viz: Mahogany Sofas; spring-seat Rocking Chairs; marble top Centre Tables; Dressing and Consul Bureaus; cane and wood seat Chairs; mahogany YY'ardrobes: Sideboards; high low-post Bedsteads; Feather Beds: Mattresses; Carpets; Andirons: Fenders; Shovel and Tongs, tVce. CARRIAGES. YY'ill be added to our sStfJvsale, commencing at 12 o'clock, 7 new for cash: 1 large family Carriage, patent leather dark lining, silk curtains and taper axles, made to order, and finished in a superior manner. 3 Buggy Wagons, same finish. do do Also, 1 Second-hand family Carriage and Harness 1 Doctor's Carriage, but littie used and in good order Sale positive.

Terms cash in bankable money. CANNON, BENNETT A a27-ts IprJ Auctioneers. ALSO One Barrel Brandy: one do. Whiskey: ten Half Chests oung Ilyson, Imperial and Gunpowder Tea. LTV RIDING AND DRAFT HORSES, also, will be sold at 11 o'clock, in front of filestore, two excellent DRAFT' HORSES, perfectly gentle and sound.

ALSO One beautiful RIDING PON EY, young and gentle, and perfectly sound In every respect the owner bavins: no further use for them. CAN ON EN' ETT Jt CO. eJ Auctioneers. By Kool THE MUSICAL AND PERSONAL EFFECTS of the late LudHiu Summer, deceased, wili be sold 011 MONDAY" AIORN1NG, Sept. 3d, at my Store, at 10 o'clock: Clarionet: Violins; Flageolets: A ccordeons; Trumpets; Banjos, Also, all Furniture, Personal Ellects.

Stoves: remains of a Musical Store. Terms of sale, cash. Any additions will be received. a23-eo4t II. BOOL, Auct.

OX MONDAY MORNING, 3d September, at 10 o'clock, the subscriber will sell by public auction, at the store of Robert Turner, 011 west side of Frederick slreet, near Pratt P2 HOGS' HE YDS, weighing ft.oon lbs: 3.1173 Ibs. Hogs' FEET ou account and at tho risk of a former purchaser. aitf-eots II. BOOL. Auctioneer.

A VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC SALE. I lie sutiserilier will oner that r.YR.-l near the -viliage of Franklin, on which the hire YY'm. Potts resided, fur sale, at tne Exchange. 011 TliL RSDA 1 the 13th of September, at 12 o'clock, M. lliis farm contains one hundred and forty-one acres, with a fair supply of woodland, and one of the best DYY ELL1NG HOUSES in the county, a pump of excellent water and a spring on the premises.

Be side the Uwe luff there is a two-story House tor work men or servants, with Stable ami other Out-houses. The land is of good quality and easily unproved. The Franklin turnpike terminates at the farm, and an om nibus pa sues it daily lrom the Powaatan aotory to Baltimore. The terms, which will be easy, will lie made known at the sale. Mr.

Turner, late sheriff, will show the farm and give any explanation that may be required. The title -is perfect and unquestionable. R. POTTS, Frederick city. a27-ts a 11.

AY. BOOL. Auct. iiy W'm Ilamiitois Si Co REGULAR-SALES THIS WEEK OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. FURNITURE, CLOTHING, YY ATCHES, JEYVELRY.

Ace. NIGHT SALES EVERY" EVENING, at 8 o'clk. Terms cash. Goods packed free of charge. HOUSES AND LOTS, sold at private or public sale, on the most reasonable terms.

Out door sales attended. Furniture, Groceries. Arc. SEVERAL HOUSES, suitable for small farni- Ti; hes, tor private sale. WM.

HAM I ETON a6-tf Auctioneer. FURNITURE DEALERS are invited to attend the sale ol Looking Glasses. A.C.. o-i YY'EDN ESDAY" MORNING, tie ir'th insrnt. at Hi o'clock, at my auction room.

No. 177 est Pratt street, viz, tio dozen assorted Mahoganv Framed Glasses, 2S bv 1G, 24 by 14. 22 by 13, Id by 12, 17 by polishc-d and plain frames. Aiso. an invoice of Britannia Tea and Table Spoons: Tabie Cutlery.

50 cases of Brass Clocks. Samples arranged on day of sale, which will be sold without rescue. YY'M. HAMILTON, aJil-tsi Auctioneer. PROPERTY ON EAST LOMBARD AND WOLF STREETS AT A UCTiON.

POSI- TIVE SALE. On the premises, on YY'EDN ESDA AFTERNOON, the instnr.t. at 5 and hail past 5 o'clock, 1 will positively sell a substantial Brick DYY ELLIN on a lot 15 feet front, ou the nor' side of Iiomhard street, east of Sprintr street, running bticii to an alley adjoining Caroline street church; on which ront there is a two story Brick HOUSE, rented for 10 per month. 1 he Dwelling on Lombard street fias a Dry Cellar, Basement. Kitchen, two Parlors, Folding Doors, four Cr.a n.ibers and a roomy ard.

Alter the sale of the aliove. I will sell, without reserve, a LOT, in fee. with improvements, on the west side of YY'oif street, south of Pratt, fronting 011 W'oJ' XH feet, bv wt feet deep, on which there are a two story Brick DWELLIN ii. irontine on YY'oif street, am! 3 two story Brick HOUSES on the rear, with the privilege of a side alley 33 feet wide, from Wolf street to Happy alley. Terms one half cash, balance in fi and 12 months, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser.

a27-'t or YY'M. HAM I ETON. Auct. I ESSE A. 1.ARD.- D.

KAUFMAN its JULIUS YVIL-Jli'tion to Dissolve Injunction. The In junction heretofore era nted in this cause being dis- solved with costs. Julv. Iri4'l. POslTlVi-; SALE.

By virtue of a decree of Baltimore County Court, sittinff as a Com of Equity, passed the day of March, and in pursuance of a mortgage dated the of March, executed by Julius YVidard to Jes-'eA. D. Kaufman, of Baltimore city, to secure the payment of eight hundred and eighty dollars, with lnieiesr twelve mouths from dale, how due and unpaid, the undersigned. Trustee, wiil sell at public tale, ou the premises. 011 THE SDA AFTER NOON the ST-til instant, at 4 o'clock, all the right, title and interest of the said Julius Willard.

111 and to the estate of his father, the late Julius YY'illard. deeeaseil, by virtue of the last will of the- siid Julius YVillard. deceased, dated on the 12th of April, 1844. and recorded among the Record of YY'ills tor Baltimore county, in Liber D. AL No.

20, Folio 80. ic. And also all tho right, interest and estate of the said JuSim: YVillard. in and to said estate by virtue of any assignment or release, made by any of the heirs of the late Julius YY illard, deceased, marked and bounded as follows: Resinning for the first lot on tlie line of the west side of Charles slreet. at the place where the dividing line between tiic iand now belonging to Alexander Gould intersects the line of the west side of that street, and running thonce westerly iing on said dividing line 14a fleet to Henshaw lane: thence southerly bounding on the side of Henshaw lane, and" parallel with Charles street 30 feel: thence easterly parallel with YY'est street 14U feet, to Charles street, and thence northerly bounding on the west bide of that street Gn feet to the place of beginning, subject to ihe yearly rent of $45.

And also all that other piece of Ground situate on the west side of Charles s'reet in the city of Baltimore, and adjoining tho southern line of the piece of ground above described, and running thence west bounding on said ground lit le-t to Iien.shaw lane 20 feet wide, thence, southerly bounding on the east side of said lane, parallel with Charles street ti feet, thence easterly parallel with YY'est street 14K feet to Charles street, thence northerly hounding on trie west side of that street six. feet to the place of beginning, subject to a ground rent of with Ihe improvements thereupon erected, consisting of SEVEN BRICK DYVELLINGS. wo stories high. Terms of sale, cash. A good deed to be executed to the purchaser on ratification of the sale.

JOHN T. WATERS, Trustee. SAMUEL J. SOPER tc a27--ltS Auctioneers. ISJ OTI CE.

All persons indebted to the undersigned are reouested to call and Kettle their a-ccounts with Mr. CHARLES CO Y'LE, 011 or before the Fifteenth day of Septemtier. 1.140; if not, their accounts will be placed in the hands of officers for immediate collection without respect to persons. a27-3t A RNECIQ. ZAUN'S, Sic.

Rccived per Fnneonia, 5 eases sin-vJf gle and double barrel GUNS, some of superior finish. Also, English PERCUSSION CAPS; Corn's Repeating PISTOLS; Allen's Self-Cocking PISTOLS. Also, 1 case German PISTOLS, just opened and for sale by CAN FIELD, BR O. tft S. K.

vrnpr Haif imoro mi'i Chariot, urg. CARD. At The solicitation of many families, the undersigned is induced to extond the benefits of his system of MUSICAL INSTRUCTION to children and adults, in classes of a limited number. His arrangements are such that pupils commencing, or in their musical studies, can at their option receive seperate lessons, or enter into such cfass as may best promote their improvement. These classes will range from the elementary principles to the highest order of concerted music, and on terms tliat.

cannot fail to meet the approbation of parents and others interested in the cause of musical education. Every information will be given at his residence. No. 128 NORTH CHARLES second door north of Hamilton st. JOS.

GEtiAN. a21- eo6t WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY AT HOAIE. "YY'e have not nnfreqnently called attention to this article in the columns of our paper, and we have done so with the full confidence that it was a food one, and deserving the patronage of tho public. Yre have had a chance to witness its eifeet uxn some of our friends, which, in addition to the high encomiums passed upon by our brethren of the press, not in paid pufls, but in honest, candid sentiments, from having derived a benefit themselves, makes us desirous of advising all those who have occasion to resort to a remedy for pulmonary affections, la avail themselves of it. Av have too much confidence in Air.

Fowle, the general agent, to believe he would thrust this, or any other medicine, upon the community, unless he had full faith in its efficacy in confirmation of which the proprietor offers a mass of testimony from the most unquestionable sources. Neither would we be understood as saying that this will always cure consumption afttr 'it is seated, i.lthotu?h it Seldom fails to relieve the worst cases but at this season of the year almost every body is liable to a cold, which, if neglected, will lead to fatal results by tvkir.g this medicine, we doubt not many lives will be saved. -iYM England Washimtonian. Boston." None 13 genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper.

Originally prepared byAVilliams tc Philadelphia, now prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, only by SETH YV. FOYVLE. Boston, to whom all orders should be adressed, and for sale by bis agents, Canby ic Bartlett, corner of Lombard find Light Smith Atkinson, 238 Baltimore street; E. H. Stabler it Ui Pratt street; Seth S.

Hance, ivo. 108 Baltimore street, and corner of Pratt, and Charles streets; G. AV. Jones, corner of Baltimore and High streets; J. F.

Perkins and Brother, corner Green and I- rank! in streets; Elisha II. Perkins, cor. Baltimore and Green streets: N. N. Robinson, corner Sarntogaand Gay Geo.

H. Keerl, No. SXi Baltimore street, Baltimore. Also AY jishiogumcity, i). C.

by R. H. Patterson. i7 ntif 1 XIH ALE. A Tubular STEAM BOILER, of six linrsAiKiwur.

now in use. but will be removed in a few davs to give place to a larger one. Apply at the STEAM CEDAR-WARE MANUFACTORY No, 308 AY cut Piatt st. H.MAGN.E. ail-tit .1.