The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

NEW YEAR'S EVE GREAT COMBINATION OF MUSICAL TALENT! Grand Instrumental and Vocal Conoei to be given (Tf-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ASO- 1L3 CIATION OF TEACHERS in the Pubhc Schools of Baltimore, will be held on THIS DAv 27th at 3 o'clock, P. in the Central High School Buildings, for the purpose of appointing delegates to attend the State Convention of the friends ol Public Schools, to be held in this city on the 23d January, 1850. Punctual attendance is requested. d25 Sfc JAS. JOHNSTON, Pres't.

fT'-N-ElClirBTTiON of New and Beautim! LL3 PHICAL. NATIONAL) AND Oh a Sprr. Michael Farrel, on Christmas eve, was hauled up by officer Gorton, upon the charge of exeroising his pugilistic propensities upon the person of a certain Henry Brenan. He was permitted to travel upon giving security to answer the charge before court, by Justice Warrington. Brenkins; Window.

Officer Gorton, on Christmas day, arrested Robert Smith, upon the charge of breaking windows in the house of Mr. T. C. Bush, in President street. ustice Burdley fined him ten dol The W'ltrh The reoords of the Watch Houses 'for ALoi.da ami Tuesday night furnish large iyover the iisinii quanttim of disorderlies.

There Hs a sre.tr niiiount of notiiii iu ditiereut parts of the etfy, by mtniiv and drunken parties, who took the -jive loose to dispositions. in the District, on Mor.sv nitrht. Charles Wiiev. was ior ptst.d in the street fiued dollar and costs by Justice Crain-i mer. Co-nad Lear, lor the name ofl'ence, was lined in the same an: James liarrinBtoti for riotimt create" a li coiiimi! to jail defauli of bail to M-w the peace, 'ieorfee Whitetieid for am r-eai-e huid to Ou Sr.

u.iv Coira! tiraudn wjs brought in aed b'ttiir-tt the Hons ol Mr. Su-3 Oers. iViil'i' held htm to bail to appear Court. Henry Kosectip for fliilirinif in the street l.fid to Uiil to keep the peaoe. Michael Collin lc: beattn Ann Maria White held to naO to keep Hie peace Elizabeth Williams, Sarah BALTIMOKE, THURSDAY, DEC.

ill). iisofias of U.e 'f -c-- to-dsy r.es of tiia L't, pared expressly for the mat. on thev is i V. .1, ('! The ihfor- 1- u.eaee ot" the j-eiienil reader. ad as it v.

ere. K.auv.s 1 hibit itreil care tr; ihe review coi-i'tiltied To the. 1 tlivrouiiii made originals ex-' tite s.i1-. cot lndlrj the ib-: 5 ofdu.y. Tai Ea.vCK or tm: We reei or.

Tge-sdav, the Washi'iti'Toa President's message, in which the singular error t.ced la tie Sun. of Tuesday moraing. line! been cia.lv corrected. Tne passage as if in -hff copies cf the message received, and was published in this, and ia all the cities no of us, reads as d.d in the Sun. tr.tm: are as BPftce rirU ad the wm id.

and east unu tees to 'V with the maintain, mr clier: rest ot mankind." In the revisud copies leads as Wcs: t. a iro -it reics w.t.l ft- too' and es to -'is-untaia our cl-ien -he-i -i-ii 21 rui." The error rsi iiuicUeatly ati oversight, but, uccur-rrajj in a Stale paper, it more import. -ucc than would otherwise to it. i JtricKST Tiv.5 on IIhcobp. The expro? with the fVes.dent's on cut front -New Y.V, by Mr.

Ma, com iesr 3. special of rrte. e. iu tue ttme on record "ess haa six urs and thirty -mustes rat'titri ttme un-tance two huu ired aud sisd-. iejt at o'cl'-'Ca.

i. s' ifLtor'td New orU at twei.iy hours and twery all stops. Heiwes: twenty-seven nnni per atiom Tito e.vpresa lor Ht.i- tut.e seven snd Nrw cry 'es vere les: lor want of pro the Dos'oa s-arted ne.tia'e over c.tv before tf.e IN a tlavlknt Haven ro; .1 1HE rNSVi.v.N:. reso.ved to Sat-iUy Coy.r.vsv. have ti e.

it; aad on motion of the 31st M.oaday, was reo Geo. Dirs.e, of the barg. and pregrelr.g e.i?: 1 1 1 tc- eti-tug ai 1 t't s- .1 to t.ie Alleg.ieux tcticab.e peraxi. A tit'crd- the subset. ption fi si.C eary by tee of one second tn I1 iuelpif.a.

ar.d ewi mit-is to be by its coiis imti'jS" fro The Boston Tr.s3S-t. Tae lo.u that Dr. Messrs. Dex.e hier. desire etam-itation ner private.

Tae course; have nc-r seen lftrtey caauor 'a a wi.l in due tii? ft due proper ite tes'i'nony. -kt. The 15. an dtrnte.rt f.Lo C.t;;;::.o;.u..! dr for ti.9 leaf, to exper.tt.enr present experes to th for German ilMSttraisB. 'Daily Ccrrptmd i.e-x'.:ors at: eorreot bermait ttar.s.a sage shortly after rs arriva! eiptesa, on Monday.

KlJiasaLt" Sr.skspwjre reft Ur.g at Charleston. S. C. poieu of t'y rite Cou'li-r ss ti.r-oiig::-out most Sue was received sit.i ti.e. highest matiifebtaucgs of ectausiasin.

THS MSSAS TiLiSAPHSB. raessage was published entire in the I'ltrs' ii: s- Cincinnati, Louisville biii St. Louts paper on morciLg. havirtg beer, received by teleaTarh. Ohio Sssats.

Up t- last Sstarfiay, mere t.ad been i allots for Speaker of the Onio Senata, carties b-o st divided A m- to ajiourri sirs du, was i.e.. etitsrtaiced fy the air. BV MAGNET 1 i Kobb-rv i the i PHtLArSLrHT.t Cn'ir-rl 7 ai.o tast a-rived i rived he'e las nig-'- at.d put up a Cc--tgres iia corner of Th'ru Cest-jat btreers durn grne nigii 'rurrt 35 'rv'ien of al o'l' in cm: a rui fit? tintbrt attire s- nn ios No clue it? hid ro tne rob-ess. There is clg-tige to rot.e ta oor market. But tirtie wa to-uay, and pr.ces te-maln aboaf 1 he sa-'-t? as wn last "Cue a pasied the tiei-ee cf err The weather is n--w verv co.

free.as rapid. 7. i t.ie ta.t:i!i-;re ii; Sew Vols, Dee P. M. The rova.

ii.lt-Tnia i r.a at appo.utsd t.me, taltin out ser.g?rs. 1 steamer Cherr.i-tee ar.vf 1 here iro: Savannah, with a fa.i of fre suit arid seugers us weir is very co.u. Yesterday hsj, i vm-y rl.it'a ase.l Our c.tv ivas fall Evfi-y Ttie CorJIOr rf. -ia 1-' Tne Hour wards, ii is firmer, e.v.irr. 1.0 bb.s.

at 4 I tr-r nJ new 1 JUr.t to -saoa and esteri: i.rantis. 'Ou e- a see driii prei'ious ra'es. Cora n.es.. or Tne tin or is i.e: .1 hi Sales of 1, re-! wit fit at 1 II a 1 to st -ju. Tn ere is in corn sa'es of 30.

no'1 t-ashelj p. j7 and j-a 60 cents yellow. and rye vi.ehar.ged. Provisions remain to'it. sa of 1 r.n.s.

tiiei txrk 11 a t.er bin; a Sb. of 'a'd a s. a es i.io cua ta leans mo. asses 'cO a i'ha on; ton ti comrai ativei awted. i 1 cer.tt; 1 nts per ga.

li'tri, yioi i'; are New Or- .11 t. ck hand llpWitdS. 1 1 cents has s- e.i.iii The sa ss '-dt7 ri f.ch cl" balrs a for Upland. The ttlv.a-.ee stcoe in bfen fully 'y. f-r titsky remsina idsrs a iBst quoted prLCe'.

New" iLEAsT, Tldec 21 A. VA- On Thurtday, th-e v. as an active dent. n'i for Cotton, and iale were s. ai, wi.

tiou: any mater i -ii chaise prices tair tuioreil nr. 1 1 4 Wrt'skey has onproVf it ia now wd Ctn. Molasses 2: a -ii. Freights nave hd tne rates f-ett to Liverpito: y. cent.

LOCAL I ATT Kit.S. Fires A lire broke out about haif-pasr 7 o'cioc'-r, on jht, .11 tii back t-i-i P.tn.g of a warr-fiouse on Bnltottoie stteet, west, of" Paca. wmch proved quire Jestruct ive property, before tne tire-men cmd arrest tue prog-es of the names. The liaokbtii.dii.g t- 1 coupled fcs a dwelling by Mr. Burcii.

w.lose iurnitme was mitch iujui-ed. is 1 insured. The warehouse was also occupied by Messrs. Cassard Son, for the storage of whose los in smoked beef and Sard is esfiina'ed Et The iiut ding be-'ongs to Mr. John V.

1 KmicU. who has a policv of insuranca upo: it in the Firemen's oriioe of whicty, it is supposed. will eo'-er the loss. Ti.e l'b-ites ouiiiiim i rated to the artj-niii-ig Houses occup.ed by Messrs. J.

M. Ki-t neiherger and John a livery s'aWe, by Lewis ttr'sooe is a barber srnp. by .1 Ke.ly as s. shoo prore. and bv Tin mas McGlafi.an.

farntture dealer. Messrs. E. i G. have sn tiered toe ogti' a.

si! the horses, and a. 1 the sinnre, w-ere snii-iy gotten out. Thev were namsu-ed. Afr. loss is not beyond Stto.

Mr. Ke.ly eodid not est i-mate his loss; his too.s were mostly saved, but the stock destroyed. He is not insure i. Mr. Mcfil.iu-nan's loss is considerable, from the injury sustained in the removal of cost'y articles of furniture.

He 13 insured in the Fireman's and ti Assoc. ved Firemen's otlices. The occupied by those, per- sons belong to Mr. Alexander Lorrran. This is be- lieved to have been the work of an incendiary, as no nnrion was at home when the fire broke out.

Tiie b. amt Ihfl nrs ex' eoipl Ti! remeiv cud. i he fftUU .0" wonder is the hremeu were ab.o to stop trie tire when thev did. Shortly after three o'e'oe yesterday morning names were observed proceeding from the furniture establishment of Mr. Austin Clitiord.on the r.orrh- at corner of Light ar.d Lombard s'reets.

Th alarm was scon given, but to the extreme cold. the condition of the streets, ard tne fatigue of the hremeti cor.seuuettt upon their u-e lire c-a est Di timore s.reet. out live co.npa.iitta er on the ground. I he bu.id tig is a large two story oriclt, 1 .1 the ol which and the upper stor.e; r.rc nucr, burned. It belongs to the estate of rhe ia-e Benjamin Tav Ior, and is fu.iy insured ii the Asooiated Fire men 'a oraoe.

in.Mc', -or -aaord is inuci in- jureu. wuw iki.iu.os iu i ui i omii otoKen i.e lr removal, and many destroyed by the fire. He ia luilv insured the Protection ar.d Ae' oa Con,) anies. of Hartford. Conn iu each oll'ce.

1 he whole building js thickly o-a't-d witn ice. The fireoen i grei in getting their hose re-housed, as the water inside froze them so much that they would not ter reeling- The alarm of fir which occurred yes'erday nwn. ins about 11 o'clock was caured by rhe roof raking fire of a house on Harrison srrcer. ownea ny Appold. and occupied as a genera" dry goods store by Mr.

Elliott. It was specdi'y extinguished by a few of wa'er The alarm ea'erdiv afternoon rhot four o'clock from the bitrr.tiig of a chiinnev cf a house on I I v. i 1 i i I ae i I 1 e-i, i the 1 1 I i i I i 1 i I i I i lAGUERREOTYPF.S FOR A DOLLAR. Cor 'reet. Likenesses and btautifully colored, at MUL-ifiN ALLERY, corner of Baltimore and South Boston Price's hat store.

Extiemt LEN ci 1 wi-? vr ji ivuntu beauty, fine finish, extraordinary correctness, a-iiu nistinsuis" -rarr va na vme 11 not rrgrei 11. Uii-wiw 1VEEDLFS' RENO WIN ED U'C-U ttfairt-1 LOCK PLASTERS. A rehaida remedy fir Pains in the Breast, Back and Side. 1 ne nest i.neu insticand Strengthening Plaster ever offered. Sain, are for sr.ie by B.

R. ROBERTS, krugist. roie jnKviii. mi 27-5tr corner Hanover and Bait 'moresta rlTHO lltl I T-TT- IT-1 Worroriffll UOIU I fl- cil Cases, only SI 25; Boys' Sleighs, bee.utifulb ornirienleil: Jrlon nv Morses, ereac vanoij, ryj" Games; Papier Mache Desks and Card cases, -num Ink Stands; elegant renumery, uicgira.i variety of Fancy Goods, suitable for presents, MORTIMER ft, MOWBRAY, d27 tfr 240 Bait. doors above Cliariessc.

TNDIA RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES, by th -1- box, dozen, or Binsrle pair, lower than ever beiort offered to the public, of all sizes and styles, and respectfully invites the public before purchasing elsewhere. A full assortment cf Ruboer Goods: Silk. Alpaca, Ginghams, and Cotton UMBRELLAS; aisc repairing tho above; Gutta percha Soles put on boott and Shoes, India Rubber Ccmeat put on Leather Boots rnaices mem perfectly water- prooi. ISAAC CORttil 1 CE. il27 -tfr 183 and 53 Baltimore street.

f.l fT IF THOSE I SHAWLS i'V AT 32; the real Bay State $4 25, worth magnificent Tekari Shawls. 50, worth 1 Jlrusseis rrnt Una-a. .1 7.5. worth large MuUs. I worth 17u pair Blankets, just in from at half price; fiinghams, a cents, worm 191- a nlv Cnxrtfitinet.

it I. wortii 1 rn ..,11, atl.onH a tboltwr.nf! iji ij; liupernuo piy 00, 01 Aii 1" other Bargains, at THE PROPLE'S I ORE, a 27 -trr 1 4iljexin gton nn "'OSTUME HALL. Just made up, a new and su- Vf periorarticleof -PRICED ciTiT.uT.w afnwtviv wKiTHuR. Aiito. as sortment of the KOSSUTH SACKS, which have been so much armored; together witna general as.so.i- ment of BOY'S CLOTHlSSis, and -jeniismeiifc Wear.

Rememher the name a jot place. CnBsna Centre Market 6-ax and Pratt ibi7 tfjr (vrcaI H. If. COLE. DHIbADEbfH IA PALE ALK.

1 (irny's Philadelphia PALE ALE, and Smith Seckci'3 celebrated A. ALE, in barrels and halt bar rein, for sa le as cheap as can be bought at the Brewe ries in Philadelphia, and delivered in any part of tii8 city lree ol charge, oy yyiu. uiuutiLAn, corner Exeter street and Eastern avenue. Sole Agent in Baltimore for Gray's Palo Ale and Smith A Seckels XX Ale. Newark CIDER, of a superior quality, for sale at moderate prices, in nogsneaon, oarreis or smaiie; .1 nn ntlf.ies.

Orders dropped in the post-office will be promptly attended to. WM. CO UGH LAN d7 6tr corner F.xotor st. and Kn stern ave.nire, DAb'fiiUOKE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY fi A'n. 24 SO UTH STRE FT.

This Company INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE, in the city or country, on the various descriptions ol property. Board of Directors: J. I. COHEN, President. Win.

Frick, F. VV. Airinks. iWin. Glimc-r.

A. Taylor, W. G. Harrison, S. T.

Thompson, Geo. R. Vickers, d27-Ths2tr S. O. Hoffman, J.

Pennington, David S. Wilson. W.F. Worthing- JaB. A.

Sangstond J. King. jr. ton. FRED'K WOODVVORTH, rSecreiary.

TI TRS. PHARNUM'S COUGH CANDY itl WONDER AND BLESSING of THE AGE Gives Immediate Relief. READ THE PKOOF! WM. MERCER of Baltimore, cured of a p.evere cough and cold, by three 25 cent packages. Mr.

JOHN V. HOLDEN. 114 Pine street. Bnlti more. Secretary State Council of United American Mechanics, cured of a most distressing cough and fOailHROAI.

Baltimore, Deo. lo, 1849. I have used Mrs. Pharnum's Cough Candy ii family, and I am pleased to say that it has far exceed el rnv expectations; and I would recommend it to al for coughs and colds. It is without excepiicn, the nest medicine 1 nave ever ineo.

J. F. R. WHEELER. SO Barre street Mr.

THOMAS FROST, North Eutaw street.states that his wile nas been cured by Mrs. l'HAKN UM COUGH CAND i after trying other medicines for wo ears, crice 12, 2-5, 50 and gl per package. For saie by J. Bond St Bookseller, No. 44 naltimore street, and by out the City.

Slate, and District of Columbia. "DEAD i-V JUST RECEIVED A LETTER FROM PRESIDENT TAYLOR, IN favor of MRS. JERVIS1 COLD CANDY. Washington, Dec. 2nth, lt'49.

Mrs. W. Jervis Dear Madam: You will please accept my best thanks for the box of your old Candy which you so kind sent me. I shall resort to itsuse viih great confidence in its efficacv, for tho a'levif-tion of coughs and colds 1 remain, very respectfully, your friend and servant, Taylor. Manufactured and soid by Mrs.

W. JERVIS, the Proprietress. 379 BROADWAY, New York. Soid Wholesale and Retail at WM. TAYLOR'S.

Nos. 4 and 5 NORTH JAR VI- BUILDINGS Baltimore- Z. D. W. H.

GILMAN, PE -N'A. AVENUE, Washington city, aud soid by druggists generally, 25, 50 cents and SI per package. CEsch package is invariably signed MRS. W. JERVIS.

d27 4fr. CEVEN THOUSAND FIV LARS. HUNDRED DOL- N-s. S3 S3 r6: ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, Nos. 24 33 71: TWO CAPITAL PRIZES IN THE GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class 4.

DRAWN LAST SATURDAY, December 22, sold by "the world renowned prize selling house" of COLVLN CO. "The managers' official drawing of this day will announce the sale of the above two splendid prizes, in the lottery of Saturday." $7,500 SOLD IN THIS CITY. to a CORRESPONDENT IN PENNSYLVANIA. UNRIVALED IN TUE DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES! Orders for tickets in the Consolidated Lotteries of Maryland, from all parts of the country, answered promptly. Official drawings, sent to all who order tickets.

Please address COLVIN 4- Office W. cor. Balt-m ire and Calvert sts. d27-lflir Museum Building. Baltimore.

Md. T7LEeAN'T TOILET ARTICLES! t-i BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID, FOR BEAUTIFY" IN AND EMBELLISHING THE KAIR. It acknowledged the 'very best article yeT known, for beautifying and promoting thegrowth of the Hair preventing its tpbkins grey, and dispolling Scurf, Dandruff and other Affections of the kin. Ladies value it highly, bcthtrn account of itg delightful fragrance free from essential oils) and its the skin or parting clean, and the hair in place and curl. Oa children's it lays the foundation of a good head of hairtand the tree use of it will keep the skin and hair in a healthy sn-i i-u-uriaat ttaia until the latest period of lii.

BOGLE'S HEBEAI0 NA FOR PRESERVTN AND BEAUTIF YiNG THE COMPLEXION, 54tH0jint Frecilss, Tans, Pimples and Eruptions 0 the Skin, And ii suir. Soft CKd Transprirtnt. This truly delightful Arc-mat-io Cosmetic Prepaia- ins tjfectx upon the fare after Skaiirg, BOGLEfS AM9LE. A COMPOUND FOR SHAVINS, Wiifi or niikcut Brush and Wattr, The bass of this incomparable Preparation for Shs-yirig. is derived from the AvioU cr'lSoap Plant" of CciiJforiia, Its vegelabis ar.d detergent properties have the purest ar.d most nourishing egects on toe sain, socthir.g and allaying irritation, combined with a thick creamy lather, which does not dry, bat make it now a luxury to be shaved.

The Amole is put up in a new and portable style, perfectly air-tight, cannot be hurt, nor can ithurt any thing it can be carried in the vest pocket, or amonsal tiie cleanest linen, and be ready ior use st any time. The above articles have all been tried, andjsro-Eounced superior to any thing else, by some 01 om mont erniiierit citizens, and as a further guarantee, the money will be returned in ail cases if tiiey are not found as specified. by the inventor and proprietor, WM. BOGLE, 27? Vasniugton street, Boston. Soid by bj Aeents: lr.

SETII S. HANCE, Druiijisrt, Baltimore. W. II. A.

MY'ERS, HairDressor, do. W. F. BAILEV Bookseller, Washington, D. 4ri Assrits toroueho-at the Si State s.rsd Oanadi 127 QUESTIONS FOR THE MILLION with an appropriate and universal answer.

WHAT DO YOU WANT? Do yon want to keep well? Use Mrs. Pharnum's Cough Candy! Do you want a clear voice? Use Mrs. Pharnum's Cough Candy! Do you want to cure a cold? Use Mrs. Pharnum's Cough Candy! Do you want to be rid of Hoarseness? Use Mrs. Pharnum's Cough Candy! Do you want to cure your cough? Use Mrs.

Pharnum's Cough Candy! Do you want to know where you cangetMrs. Pharnum's Cough Candy? At J. W. BOND'S, 44 Baltimore S. S.

Hance's, 108 Baltimore and cor. of Charles and Pratt J. W. Barry's, cor. of Baltimore and Pearl; E.

H. Perkins', cor. Baltimore and Green; Perkins cor. of Green and Franklin; J. F.

Perkins, No. 114 North Howard B. Rush Roberts, cor. of Hanover and Baltimore J. Shane Son.

cor. of Eutaw and Lexington J. M. Laroque, corner of Baltimore and Harrison streets; Thos. J.

Pitt. cor. of High and Pratt W. Reid, 112 Broadway, F. T.

Hopkins, cor. of Broadway and Canton avenue, and by Druggists throughout the city, State, and District of Columbia generally. tM20 1 1 HQ 1K- TO WJNfSEND'S jlQ WO SARSAPARILLA. iUQ ORIGINAL DEPOT ESTABLISHED AT NO. 108 BALTIMORE STREET, SIGN OF THE LARGE RED BOTTLE.

THE VERY BEST FALL. AND WINTER MEDICINE rsr known; it not only purifies the whole system and strengthens the person, but it creates new, pure and rich blood a power poE3esstxi by no other medicine. And in this lies the grand secret of its wonderful success. It lias performed within the last two years more than 100,000 cures of severe cases of diseases at least 15,000 were considered incurable, lt has saved the Ufss of more than 5,000 children the past two S.ooo eases of Chronic Rheuriia.tu5ra, ,000 esses of Dyspepsia, 1,400 cases of General Debility and want of energy. T.009 cases of the difier6rit Female Complaint, cases cf Scrofula, i.SOO cases of Livor Complaint, casee of diseases of the Kidney End Dropsy, S.000 oases of the Gravel, l.ooo cases of Sick Hcp.d Ache, 1,500 cases cases 01 consumption, Side and Chest.

Spine arTecnoris. nATTTTf Ka-arara i I I1 P.I Si CAUTION! EA.SS IXITATIONS AES ABROAD IK SE? LAND lo? SA KSAPAJttlJ rt tu Ji 1 FRESH FROM. THE FACTORY EVERY VKEK, AT THE DEPOT, 108 BALTIMORE STREET. .3 SSSin of tub Large Red Bottle. I For sale also on the eornerof CHARLES and PRATT STS.

tJ6r m. FOR RENT, the SCHOOL ROOM known as Newington Institute, on Pennsylvania avenue, Enorth of Whatcoat Chapel. This School commands extensive patronage. Possession given immediately. Several houses adjoining the school for rent Apply at the premises to N.

D. BAN HARD. d27-ltPltW CIDER. 2,000 bbls. prime New Jersey CIDER, in store and lor sale by JOHN BOYD SON, dS- tf Sou til Gay aireet.

And thousands of cases of diseases cf the bload, vit: HlocrB, Salt Rheum, Pimples on tne Faea, Scald Head, Tetter, Neuralgia, together frith n-imeroBs cases of Sick Hoad-aohe. Pain ths INDEPENDENT GREY'S BAND, under fho direction of Prof. GEORGE L1NHARD, on MONDAY EVEN IN December SI. 1849, in tha Saloon of the Temperance Hall, N. on which occasion the following coio reniinniT ui tiinr.

Viesers. F. YOCNGKK, O. JL1 MAKU, ANN. GOSH EN, JOHN L1NHARD, and Mrs.

MULLER. Also, a number of the best AMAlbllc t-ERFORMERH in this city. Mr. JOHN LINHARD will preside at tne piano Force, which is from the celebrated manufactory ot Messrs. Kimbe Gtehlfl.

'1 ickets 50 cents, children half price two Tickets admitting a gentleman and two ladies. Doors opened at 6i o'clock, and concert to commence d27 THSM0N3t EXHIBITION JCj THIS (Thursday) EVENING. Dec. Tl. For the BENEFIT of tha SUNDAY SCHOOL attached to the SEAMEN'S BETHEL CHURCH, Aliceanna street, Peirs Point.

Several gentlemen have volunteered their services to produce a sight worthy of public patronage, and it is expected that the following Progtamme will draw a full house. Part 1. SCENE IN SCRIPTURE HISTORY will beexhi bited, with the Phantasmagoria Lantern, accompanied with explanatory remaiks by a distin- showing the motion of the Pianet3, changes of the appearances 01 tne liaueta wnou through the Telescope, Ac doting with Chromo Tropes or Artificial Fire Works. Part 3. DISSOLVING VIEWS.

Part 4. The Oxy Hydrogen MICROSCOPE will beexhibited by a distinguished Physician of this city, and the beauties of nature, as illustrated thereby, will ue minutely explained by him. The Exhibition will close with the DRUMMOND LIGHT. IS' Admission 12i cents Children half price. Doors open at 6, and the Exhibition will commence at 7 o'clock.

lt GRAND CONCERT. -T OR THE BENEFIT OF THE HUNGARIAN EXILES, to be given by the citizens oy baltimore os the 1st of January, 1850, A AR HOL HA It is expee'ed that LADISLAUS UJHAZI, late Governor of Comorn, and his associates, tc gether with M'lle YAGELLO. wiil be present. Grand Overture the Huguenots, bv Meyerbeer bv the Germania Musical Society. Martial Song, of Fame" Rosssini with orchestral accompaniments, by tne Germania Mr.

Bee, Grand on the piano, composed by Thilberg. performed by E. Szemelenyi, Song, by Muller. Aria fro'm Soinnambula, by Bee, Piano Accompaniment, by Mr. Muller.

Mazurka, by Chopin, by E. Szemelenyi. Czardas, the Hungarian's E. Szemelenyi. Cavatina Casta Diva from Norma, Beliina, by Muller.

INTERMISSION. Overture Midsummer Night's Dream, by Mendehtsohn by the Germania Musical Society. Hurganan Exile, written for tine the Hon. rs. Phelps, composed by E.

Szemelenyi, Sung by Mr. Bee, accompanied by the Composer. Cavatina f-ounds so Joyful from Somnambula, Beliina. by Mrs. Muller.

Impromptu on an air from Soinnambula, by E. Szemelenyi. Czardas, "Tout est perdu l'hormis i'honneur," E. Szemelenyi. rfong, by Mrs.

Buetto. from Jessonda Spohr. Finale Andante Spianato, by Ch. de Beriot.arid Carnival de Venice, by Paganini, arranged for the piano and perform-d by E. Szemelenyi.

Final le Panoramaof New Y'ork, Potpourri, by Lenschon. 7 Elijah Stansbury, eaac Munroe. 01 tne city, J. C. Legrand, J.

P. Kennedy, R. A. Taylor, John Ne son, Samuel Hoffman, J. Pennington, J.

I. Cohen, B. C. Ward, H. Birckhead, Edward Gray, Samuel Riggs, Fielding Lucae, W.

E. Mavhew, W. F. Murdoch, I. W.

B. C. Presstrnan, Jas II. MoHenry, B. 11.

Richardson, Dr. T. Edmondson, Dr. Chas. Wiseman, Dr.

I). F. Hoffman, J. Aherns, F. Graff, S.

W. smith, J. R. Ricards. ''has.

Howard. J. S. Gitings, A lex. Gordon, Edw'd D.

Kemp. m. Alexander, F. D. Benteen, Geo.

R. Dodge, Dr. Geo. Gibson, Thos. wann, B.

G. Etting. C. A. Schaefera Frank Cook-.

Z. C. ee, W. Bose, Henry Tiffany. John Gushing, Wrn.

Stevenson, J. J. Speed, lmbert Gittmas, Edw'd Patterson, F. W. Brune.

J. H. Htivali. J.N. Bonaparte, rt.

ri R. Johnson. Israel Griffith, J. Meredith, VVm. F.

Frick, N. ilbams, Wm. H. Young, Martin Lewis, John B. Morns, (ieo.

Tiffany, Chas. F. Mayer, J. F. Petri.

J. Vansant, Chas. A. Williamson. Carroll Spence, R.

Mick'e, John C. Brune, Louis Smith, W. F. Giles, W. H.

Marriott, D. Bartlett, Josiah Lee, J. Oiiver O'Donnell, vl. Cohen, E. II.

Greenway, Geo. Holiins, Wm. P. Preston, Dr. Spence, H.

Faster, Wm. Gilmor, Dr. J. H. Thomas, E.

G. Oelrichs. C. J. M.

Elton, Solomon Hilien, H. McKim, Joseph Patterson, John J. Li'iyd, Chas. F. Pitts, G.

Davies, T. H. Belt. Joseph White, S. Owings Hoffman, T.

Parkin Scott, Wm. G. Harrison, Geo. Mi. GUI, J.

V. L. McMahon, 1'avid S. Wilson, G. L.

Duiany, A. S. AlOfiose, iWm Tavior, IT. P. Alncks, Chas.

T. Maddox, J.H. B. Latrobe. Tickets each; to had at the Book Stores of Messrs Ficiding Lucas, Jos.

Robinson, N. Hickman, dishing and at the Music Stores of Messrs. Geo. Wiiiig, F.D. Benteen and C.

Peters. d27-tc PT. BARNUM. IN FAVOR OF JERVIS' COLD CANDY. Iranistan, (near Bridgeport, Ct.

leo. 1st, 1849. Mrs, Jervis: A speedy recovery from a severe cold acd hoarseness has, through the "benign influenoeof your excellent Cold Candy, enabled ine to lift up my voice its favor. It certainly is as sure and effective in removing colds and hoarseness as it is pleasant to the taste. 1 recommend it with confidence to all croakers who wish to be reformed.

Respectfully yours, P. T. Barnum. To Mrs. W.

Jervis, 3(16 Broadway, New York. tsThe above gentleman. Proprietor of the New York and Philadelphia Museums, and possessed, in a very eminent degree, with a genius peculiar to our institutions and climate, has sent th above certificate voluntarily to Mrs. W. Jervis.

on a sheet of fine American post paper, with a beautiful view engraved thereon of his country residence, "Iranistan, which can be seen framed st. Mrs Jervis' store. MRS. JERVIS' COLD CANDY. tee great QUESTIONS OF THE What causes ailments manifold? A COLD.

What gives the sweetest voioe a coarseness? HOARSENESS. What spoils Borghese best cadenza? INFLUENZA. What carries tens of thousands off? A COUGH. What ill of Death nfiorus presumption? CONSUMPTION. What hides the victims, fair or bravei1 THE GRAVE.

What should the sufferer then secure? A CURE. By whom is rendered this great service BY MRS. JERVIS. Where is her Candy vended, say? NUMBER 386 BROADVVAY. Manufactured and sold bv Mrs.

W. JERVIS, the Proprietress, 379 BROADWAY', New York. Sold wholesale and retail at WM. TAYLOR'S, Nos. 4 and 5 North street, JarvisBuildings, Baltimore; T.

D. W. H. GILMAN. Pennsylvania avenue, Washington oity, s.nd sold by Druggists generally.

Price 12A, 25, 50 cents and 1 per package. 127-4tr Be sure to ask for Mrs. JERVIS' Cold Candy. FOR SAN FRAN CISCO, CALFfTTiTnTaT A I Baltimore built BRIG, cf 3J0 tons, will EIa" sail as above within 15 days. For f-eight orpasage, apply immediately at No.

2 SPEAR'S WHARF. (127-St PASSAGE FROM GREaT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. The new first class ship FLORA MAC-DONALD, Capt. Benson, having commenced loading for Livorpool, she will leave that port for Baltimore early in the Spring, i or passage iu the Cabin, second Cabin, or Steerage, out or home, having first rate accommodations, apply to ROBERT LESLIE SON, d27-2m 61 South Gay st. TURKEY SMOKING TOBACCO.

jf-JL Just received, some genuine TUR.KEY jfjt? SMOKING TOBACCO. Also, on hand, i5gjfme IMPORTED CIGARS; CHEWING CO; SNUFFS; CIGAR CASES; CIGAR LIGHTS; PIPES; with other articles for gentlemen. BRAWNER. Opposite Barnum's, d27-TUThs3tr. Sign of "Turk." SUPERIOR READY" MADE CLOTHING.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS. The subscriber will close out the ba'ance of his WINTER STOCK OF CLOTHING at LESS THAN COST FOR CASH. Every article Is manufactured by himself. They are new Goods, well made, and cut by as experienced Cutters as there are in Baltimore. On hand, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VEST-INGS of every description, which he will make up to order in as neat a style and finish as can be had any where.

Boy's CLOTHING always on hand. Give me a call and get GREAT BARGAINS AT VERY LOW PRICES, AND WELL MADE WORK. L. 126 Baltimore d27 tJlr above North. OFFICE OF THR A A t-rv.

POLIS AND EliKRIDUR COMPA Y. Dkc. For ihe, atcoinmrdation of members of the Legislature and others. AN EXTRA TRAIN OF CARS, wi.l he run at the usual hour, on SUNDAY MORNING, the 30th to connect with thetrains which leaves Baltimore and Washington at 6 o'clock, and arrive in Annapolis by 8 o'clek, A.M. By order, N.

H. GREEN, Sco'y. St ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Ran awav from the subscriber, nn th ovoid no- rjioi ine lem negro woman 1. I-' 1-' I l.iC rt 1 v. 1.

I i 1 1 1 uciO.ll about 24 vears of a ire. about. fe.t si- or krvioi inches high; a bright yellow; has a rather delicate appearance; very pleasant when spoken to; no marks recollected. I woi give fifty dollars for her apprehension, if taken within the State of Maryland, or the above one hundred if taken without the limits of said State. In either case she must be brought home, or secured in Baltimore county jail so that I get her again.

JOS. NONGUES, (127-2t 307 W. Lombard st. oSOTICE. FREDERICK COOK, Butcher, who applied for the Benefit ol the Insolvent aw, is not Frederick Cook, Butcher, No, 96 Montgomery s'rect, Federal Hill.

It OTICE. 1 hereby forewarn all persons irom har-foring or trusting my wife Margaret, as she has left the bed and Doard that I provided for her, and seeked out others for herself without my knowledge and consent. Any person so harboring or trusting her will do it at their own peril, as I am bound in future not to pay any debts of her contracting. d273C JAMES BOUCH. rjiO THE PUBLIC JOHN JORDAN, was 1 lawfully divorced from my wife, Elizabeth Jane Jordan, on the 15th day of December, 1849, by Baltimore County Court.

lt SCRIrTl VIEWS win ue given at tne niuu ST. BAPTIST CHURCH on THIS (Thursday; EVENING, 27th instant, at 7 o'clock. These Views rn nn.i instructive, and well worthy the at- tendanceol all botholdand young. 1 iskcis 15 children half pnoe. oio-'TTD-it -r-3- EKO TURF'.

MADISON ST. I'Alb i ii TFRI AN CHURCH A highly instruct and entertaining COURSE OF LEG I LR Es wi: UaDISON ST. PRtoBV- tructive 1 be delivered in the church by tiie Kev. Drs. Morris and The FlJUT LECTURE will bedeliveredon I' RI-IMY EVENING, inst by Dr.

Morris, on "lhe Microseopo." at 71 o'clock. Tickets for the Course, 25 cents; single Lecture, l2j cent.B. d22 27-2-dt -T2TH UVKN 1 LE FAIR FOR TH BF.N-'1 5 K.I- IT OK ST. VINCENT'S MALE OR PHAN AS I.I'M, will bo opened in the t-asement Story'of the Church, on TH IS Monday) MORNING and continue open during the week. It is hoped that amid the festivities of the season, tho "Orphan iioy- will not lie torgot.ton.

Fancy and I setut Articles of an Kiima. neiiesn incuts, 1 co Cream, Coffee, Ac, provided. i24 3t AND KM HERS OF JEKU i si a 1 1: it Nn 2 II. A. O.

nlease take notice, that the place of meeting is CH AN GED from tho corner id nonu and rrsxi Birecis, miu i-i. F. comer ol EAST UK! A f. ana ijivoai-WA and the I ST RET IN will take place on THIS (Thursday) EVENING, 27th at 7o'cl'k. By order ot Hie Urove, d24-3t 11.

EAR LOU ER. Pec'y -w i.t" II I Hl'rl" IN A verv nmnstmr and inrer- estins EXH i RITION will be given on TH IS (Thursday) 1-1 J. A I IN HBO. viva, in niium- i tvi ri. 1:111 tl CO; ner 01 umiw ir.uu 1 1 1 trenf.

bv the. SABBATH SCHOLARS, consisting of Recitations, Dialogues, Speeches, interspersed with singing. he enmr nave ifinuiy idfered their services for the occiimon, andwi.lper II. OWIIIV l-l I. niimttiRinii.

i'Jic oentu to be bad of any I if. or l.ioul of the Teachers, or at the door on the mgiitol fc.xln IMIIGII. OF THE HEBREWS. The 1 k3 Kev. Dr.

RAPHAEL will deliver a Lecture Lithe LLOYD STREET SYN AGO(j UE.on THIS pi ir. i lit 1 t-i r. c. ihursday EVEN ING, Dec. 27th, 1 11 in e.nrrimepre nr reciocK.

Single tickets to be obtained at the book stores of Gere 1 Joseph Robinson, F. Lucas, Frederick Rameand KevI. P. Cook, and at the door. 4t tTS-FAlR.

The colored ladies ol St. James' norm I C.ont relation, noliteiv aciiuaint their friends and the pubic generally, that, they will hold a FA IR, commencing on Christmas Kve.at trie Sunday School rooms of Paul's Church, Charles sireet. rtimr nnllncf ion embraces a varied assortment of use ful and fancy articles, oonfjrtionrey. Together with a number of beautiful CAiNAIRV BIKDS. in full Hone-.

The obiect of the Fair is to build a base menf roem to their Church, at the corner of North and Saratoga streets, lor the purpose 01 accommoua ting therein a Day School, ior the thorough educa t.ioti nf colored children. With this praiseworthy ob ject they hope to receive during the holiday? a liberal patronage irom me lauies anu geniieaienoi raiiimore U2i Announcements having jjA been made of gentlemen whose names will be presented to the convention Ior nomma tion as a candidate for the next SHERIFFALTY of Baltimore city, though deeming too early a period for the asritation of the matter, we respectfully an nounce Col. WM. H. COl.fl, as a candidate for the nomination.

NUMEROUS K1KDS, CARD. We would call the attention of Connoi i seurs and Lovers of the Fine Arts, to the very va uabie coi ection ot OIL PAIN 1 LNGS. bv old mas ters and living Artists, to be sold at our Store, No 7, North Charles street, on FRIDAY MORNING 2sd 1 at 1 1 ociocfc. Thev are now arranged for examination. The Cata ioeue will he found to embracean uncommonly choice and autifu! collection of Richly Framed Cabinet PICTURES.

DiBSO.N d27 Auctioneers. -ORN AND HOMINY Manufactured at the Shortest Notice and at the I owest Market Rates, at the Corn Meal and Hominy Mill, corner of President and Fawn streets, by d27-3t WILSON CO. PURE COUNTRY MILK. Those 111 want of pure MILK at a low rate will please leave their address at the Saratoga Dairy, in Saratoga street, near the City Spring. Those who buy to soil will find it to their advai-tago to call.

A HA TOG A ST. near the City ROLL BUTTER Barrels ROLL BUTTER, For Sale by J. H. WARDEN, 2c) Commerce Street. BACON, BI TTER, LARD, Ac St hhds Shoulders; li kegs Glades Butter 2ti' kees No.

1 Lard; 50 kegs Western do IS tales Hemp: 100 bbls. bamily FLOUR rt boxes Adamantine CANDLES, asserted sizes do boxes hard-pressed Mouid Candies 35 bags Feathers; 450 boxes English Dairy Cheese 34 bbls. C'overseed: 70 bols. Lor.f SLGaR. For sale by ELDER.

GELSi ON 4. d27-tl Corner Pratt and Commerce stg. it)' nfVi BACON, HULK MEAT, BEEF AND LARD. 4Ub-0 lbs. Hats, superior quality and smail s.zed Sn 'Uiders and Sides 40,011 liulk Shoulders, Sides and Jolea Smoked Beef Ki kegs LARD, part in 25 pound kegs 25 bb.s.

and qua. ters aiso in pails cans and bladders 25 kegs Sausage CASINGS For saie by F. ROLOSON, o27-'3tJ 23 N. Paca ttreet. fiJADES BUTTER.

CT krs3 latles BUTTER For Ease by J. H. WARDEN, Commerce street. ATHS 350.00(1 li-inch LATHS, cargo brig Mo- -i-i rooco, lor sale oy 1-. H.

(L7 tN ir No. 8 Bowiy's wharf. BUTTER AND CHESTNUTS. 435 kegs Dairy packed Butter the greater part of which is srrict-ly piiine, and 111 large and unbroken dairies; 25 kegs store packen cheap; 2 barrels prime Roll Butter: hiishel3 U1C3 soft Chestnuts, all for stile at reduced prices, by J. MEINSaL it SON, d7-tf 3f5 Baltimore opposite Eutaw Houfb.

LADES-bL TTEiiPiTme Glades BUTTER, fresft churned, for family use, the best lot of the season, just received: 375 kcg3 large and celebrated Dairies, very cheap, to close, lots to suit; 150 kegs select vuh iitii xi tit cneap tor retailing ano cooking purposes, ftiie ciieap by d27-tJ 7r Purfl Hulled in CKWH EAT. for JAMES J. LAWN 13d and 141 North Howard st. fM.AGHT CO'S PORTER, ALE AND BEER BREWERY, East Lombard street, Baltimore, Keep constantly on hand PORTER, ALE, BEER and MALT ot the finest quality. Orders arc resnent-fuily solicited, and promptly attended to.

tJa4r VJ RS 1 FURS! 11 Notwithstanding the unexampled run, the subscriber is still able to lurnish the Ladies with most beautiful MUFFS, BOAS, 1 I CUFFS, at his usual low prices. R. P. DAVIS, Baltimore street, It. Nine doors east of the Bridge.

crSMITH, P55J BALTIMORE posite the Alusue.in is now opening some fine 'Imported Havana to which he invites the attention of those who want really a fine article. Also choice Che-ring Tobacco, Turkey Smoking To-bicoo. with a variety in his line, wholesale and retail. de27-3t ORDED SILKS, RIBBONS AND VELVETS. Just opentd.at 147 BALTIMORE STREET, 2 doora he ow Calvert.

4,000 pieces Winter RIBBONS, 6t 12 to 25c. embroidered Collars, Capes and "lutls 2,000 yards Swiss Edge and INSERTINGS 2.CH0 pieces 'hread and Valencia LACES. Ostrich and Mirahena Plu nfs, Bonnet Silks an-1 Velvets, Tarletans, Illusions, Infants' Robes, from S2 to lo; Boltings, Sash Ribbons. Cravats, Veils, best qua ity ladies' Kid Gloves, The last lot this season, at SO per cent, below market price. di6 2t WILLIAM BROADBENT.

Us The undersigned respectfully inform their friends and the public, that they have commenced business at No. 135 N. CHARLES STREET, near Centre, Whore they intend keeping a general assortment of GROCERIES, which iiave been selected with great care, and having been bought for cash, will be so.d on the most favorable terms. CHAS. F.

HiTSELBERGER Tea Dealers and Grocers. Our stock of TEAS has been selected bv a competent judge, in Philadelphia and New and wiil consist of some of the finest brands imported. d27-3t ROCKING HORSES AND VELOCIPEDES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The cheapest and best way to buy horses is go to the only Rocking Horse Manufactory in the State of Maryland, at No. 6 ENSOR STREET, near Gay, where the proprietor will sell Cheap for Cash, Rocking Horses, Velocipedes and Fancy Articles, all of Jus own manufacture.

DAVID O. HLNK. d27-4t Formerly of New York. BEDS BEDS "nEUS MA I TRESSEr BLANKETS BLA jV TS! BED COMFORTS! BED All who wish to sleep comfortably these frosty nishts wiil please call on the undersigned and procure some of his prime Feather BEDS, warm BLANK-KETS, and yet warmer COMFORTS. In Store, a good assortment of CABINET FUR-SI PURE; Cane and Windsor CHAIRS.

FEATH-E KS can be procured in of from 5 lbs, to 50 lbs. There is only one price asked. Call and you will buy cneap. WM. P.

SPEpuCER, di7-tFl 35 South Calvert street. TTHK GLASS: OR, THE TRIALS OF HELEN AIORE-i Temperance Tale, by Maria Lamas. Miss L. is now in our city for the purpose ol aiding the cause of Temperance by the circulation of the above-named thrilling Tale. The "Glass" is written in a vigorous and original style, and forcibly teaches the truth and beauty of the Temperance cause.

Miss L. will call upon our citizens with the work. Price 12 oonts. d27-3t COMMERCIAL PRINTING. The undersigned desire to inform the Mercantile Community and the public that they are prepared to execute every description of PLAIN and FANC JOB PRINTING, with a d.spatch neatness and elegance not to be excelled in the 1 nited States.

Having constantly on hand large qttantitiks of PAPERS, of all classes, and CARD BOARDS of every description, which can be cut to any size, together with the most api-roved machinery acd MATERIALS, in every them to afford advantages to their customers, both as regards price and iUALuy, not attainable under other circumstances. JOHN MURPHY Printers and Stationers, d27- eotJIO 173 Baltimore street. ri REWARD. Was stolen on Saturday night, ilpTv the 14th from the schooner Aurora, a YAWL BOAT, 13 feet SI incnes in leng-h, 4 feet l) inches in breadth, 2 feet deep, outside painted black, the inside lead color. The above reward ill be paid for its delivery on board the schooner, lying at Fen-by's wharf.

d27-St i i REWARD. The residence of the subscriber 7j -l- was entered between the hours of 7 o'clock on Monday Eigiit and 12 o'clock oa Christmas day, and two large I turn iy BIBLES taken fram the parlor. One was a new Bible, just deli vered, red figured binding, gilt back.and bust of Christ on one eide; the other was an old one, which is a family relic, and may bo detected by its bearing the record of the family of j'no. Anderson. 1 will give $'3 lor the or $10 for the books and the conviction of the thief.

JOHN DA VIS, Cambnga Canton. d27-2t" I lars with costs, which, considering the oircumstan- ces, is a most righteous decision. Ar.uther. John Middleton, upon the charge of breaking windows in the house of Jutin I). Bersher- daug, was arrested on Chris'rnns day by cihoer Stock- on justice Bouncy lined him live dollars wim sis, and in de-anlt of payment sent him to Fort Soliers, where he spent his Christmas.

Chartre cf Assault. Officers Miles and Mull ill, on Christmas day, arrested Michael Collins upon the charge ol' assaulting and beating Wm Wadlo. J113- tioe arrmgton reiessed him upon giving security for his appearand) before court. Runnins; Hydrants. Wo hope the ordinance will be striotly enforced against ail persnns who allow heir hydrants to run during this weather.

Hooding the gutters Mnd pavements, ami covering (he streets wit ice. We should think it an easy task to lind out those who violate its provisions. Broke Out. Some of the beauties who wore arrested on Christmas day for their disorderly conduct, and deposited in the eastern district watch house, succeeded in effecting their escapeby forcing oil' Hie rool of the privy. They are, however, well known, and will doubtless be ro-arresfed.

Case, for Court. Officers Stookett. and White yesterday arrested Rose Darry, upon the charge of stealing a quantity of clothing belonging to Susan liaughcrty. Justice rammer committed her to jail for her appearance before court to answer. An Armory.

The Mayor's ollice yesterday had almost the appearance of a small armory, on aooount of the display of pistols which had been taken from parties who were arrested lor linr-- 111 the streets the holidays. yirim; 1: Pistol lolm Harris, upon the charKO of sliooHiijj with a pistol, on Ctiristmna eve, I homus tiraves, was vesteidny arrested by officer Hand Jutuice Grammar released him upon giving security ior his appearance before Court. I.kcttkk r.v J)it. This distinguished scholar has arrived in the city and taken lodgpngsat the Kxch inge Hotel: bo will deliver the lecture, as announced, his venms, in the Lloyd street Synagogue, upon the poetry of the Hebrews. The high esteem and universal commendation winch Dr.

ka piiall has commanded, are such as to assure the Hal timore public that a treat of tho hiiftiest literary cha racter awaits them. Front Tiieatke. The combination theairicnl and cquestnan talent at this establishment is unpieoidented. The Bride of Abydos is produced w.th splendid dresses, new sceutr ic, and the per irmsnoe in the riii; is varied ar.d attractive. os, Ifi il a prize of quenanna I'anti! Lottery, o.a eorge C.tx, 2 Harrison dru-lin; of toofav.

2oh. in vesteritav's Sus So. -t. was sidd hy street. Sec Managers' iraws 10 day, at.

Vi o'clock. Small I'ry, Capital 1 ickets si, snares 2a ceuts. At six o'clock this evening, the Consolidated Ixt-terv will be drawn. 71! numbers and 1-1 drawn balfjls Capital prize Tickets shares SI 25. For prizes be sure and call at Harrison street Weight's Inihan Vhsetabi.i! Fills, Sugar rhe proprietor of this popular Famiiy lor the extensive and increasm lvor wnii which it is reeeircd.

ana iceiinir desiro-us of niakiiig every improvement in his power, oegs ie.ive to lii.tioanee, tnat. he. lias idueu ax outsidk frostino to the Pills, of pure White Sugar, whereby every tnirig disagreeable to the taste or smell is entirely ro mowd, without in the smallest degree ati'ecting, in other respects, the excellent qualities of the medicine, The want of an innocent and convenient medium ol disguisn the Pills, so generally lei, is thus sup piled, and it is confidently anticipated that the frost in -ill orove hiehiv accerstao.e to tne duo to. 1 he ocea sionai use of medicine is a matter of necessity with the great majority of mankind. Whatever, therefore, tsdoiie to simpidy its composition, or to remove disagreeable association, is a public bene tit.

The value of i riit iL I-i iiin V.sttabii Phsis well nndeistood. Innocent and efficacious, free from minerals of every destrmtion, and adapted to ail the circumstances aud londitions of 1 lie, they are esteemed beyond all other remedies, as the greatest family medicine of the day. The frost covern gisan addition intended merely to conoeai the taste and smeii. Tue Pills will a.so continue to lie prepared icithout thr; frosiine, as heretofore, so that all who prefer them tneir oritmrn state may still be aecommooateo For sa.o'by Isaac P. Cook, 76 Baltimore street; ri.

ariiham, Washington Ciry; A. H. Hunt, rede rick; T. Boue, Georgetown: Feel, Alexan lna. and by Dr-iggists and dealers generally.

Whole s-jii r.rr.T isa Hrn sfTr. IJh i idei r.hia MARRIED. On t'nea--h instant, by Rev. Sam'l. Bnson, GRAFTON BO WEN to MARY KLHLY.

both of Baltimore County. Md. nn 1 uetday evening, the 2oth instant, by Rev. Dr. Atkinson.

Sr'KiCK At.L.ol Cai vert. Aid. to Miss Lt CY A. GAK.NKR. of Tulcyries.

Va. On thai-1 th instant bv Mr. Ma-artnev, Jt )HN GROSCL'P to Miss ANN K. OA VIS. a 1 of this ci'y.

(Dei.) ar.d Philadelphia paper copy 1 On the j' til instsnt. by Rev. Joseph Young, JOHN to SVRaH irl. VATKLNS, third daughter of Rev. T.

Watkins. -u the iatn instant, t.y Rev. A. A. Reese, TH OS i f.l.is to Or-L til IN r.

1. 1. IS. A tih. 1 daughter of I Davis.

all ot tins city. Washington, on tue ltii instant, by Rev. Jas. Donelan, JoitN P. USHKR, of Baltimore, to -Mis MAR L.

SORRF.LL.of Fredericksburg, Va. DIED. On the 2.5th instant, JOSEPH Yv VEASEY.aged J4 years. 't he friends and relatives of the family are resncct fully requested to attend his funeral, on this (Thurs day mori.iiist. at.

ten ciock, from ms late resioep.ee. (m the -ijtii iiistant. Mrs. MARTHA -MARY A f'OK D. in tie venr of her use.

The deceased was a -nernbT the M'tnofist 1 Piscopal Church, at.d liter having endured arcst affliction was enabled bv faith in the atonement of her blessed Saviour to bid vlieu to a world of se-rrow in full prospect of a blissiu. immortality. was Jesus, the first and the Ir.st, AVtiose spirit d-d guide her safe home; She praised him for ail ti.at was past. And trusted for all 'hat was to come. Her friends are invited to attend her funeral, on this (Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock, from late resilience, in Pratt street, taird door west of Broad wv, without further notice.

fi'ii worn instant, MARTHA ANN, eldest daughte of Geo, W. ar.d the late Sarah Trice. 111 tiie yea of her age, dearly brtloved by all who knew 1. or tier end wa peace. IC.nnbridge and Somerset papers please copy.

in the "iota if-stant, of a lingering illness, WASH IN TON. aged i years 11 rid days, youngest, child of John and 1 est. I Lancaster par-ers ease bonr On 2Hd instant, after a lingering illness. HitWASi). in the sftM year of his sccor.d son of Philip and Alary McKntricK.

May lie rest in peace. Amen. on tne itth msb-mc, agei months, onjy child of Philip T. and Mary Dawson. "Thev shall be mine, saith the Lord ot ht sts, in that day when 1 make up my jewels, and I will -spare them as a man spareth hisoiuy son taut serveth him.

CARD. The undersigned takes this me-Jj thodot returning his thai.ks to the Firemer. generally, and especially to the vy ashinglon Hose and Liberty ire Companies, for their exertions in prt rcting his property at the hre on the morning of the rtn mat. juh.v ai. CARD The HOWARD FIREMEN beg leave to return their war thinks to Ch.is.

Godard, Win. tiotiman, Mr. r-rnith and family, for the very liberal supply of refreshments furnished at tue hre on iussday night, 011 Baltimore street. It TT--A CARD THE NEW MARKET FIKF. J- COMPANY reinrn thiir thanks to Horl man for his supply of Hot Coifee; also to Mr.

Charles Goihiard tor his sumptuous entertainment at the fire in hnitimore street on 'he inst. it iV'r'FH UiNDEUSiG.N Ft) bees leave through Sg this medium, to return his sincere thanks to Capt, Fakkb.vnss, of the stetimer Maryland, and apt. Sa nnek, of the Reiief, lor the prompt marinnr in wiiicn Dotn inose gentiemen rendered mm assist ance whilst his boat was disabled in the sronn on Sun-da last. AM ES Tl LG MAN It' Steamer Ostns. "ftr MAR PKABODY TENT, No.

23 N1TKJ) IJAliiHTfcltS! Ul' nbUHAB i he mem h8rs of the Tent are earnestly reouested to be nunc tutil in their attendance on TO MORROW (Friday Ai: i J.L, tj-j at o'clock, to take into consider aricn the propriety of "removing tiie Tent. TheS.s ters will piesss be punctual. By order, d27 Zi SARAH HODGSON, S. M. Ti'SDriR SONS OF Li BERT-GRAND liof CAMP SPECIAL MEETING.

The members of the Grand Camp are hereby notified to attend a special meeting, on FRIDA EVENING, 2(Jth instant, at their Hall. Every member will please be present, as business of the utmost importance will be submitted lor consideration. By order. iU7- 21 VV HO FAI A A G. Scribe.

ff" J-'E A GLE a IIT i TXER A V. The members of tho Emit Artillery Company are requested to attend a special meetinzof the Company, on PtllS Thursday) EVENING, Hie 27th instant, at 7 o'clock. Business of importance will be submitted, and it is hoped that every member will be present. By order, ROB'T S. BKETLEY, Sec.

lYTfS TEA OSIRIS. The passengers 011 1 board this boat, feel compelled, in simple jus tice to her officers and crew, to testify their high appreciation of the excellency of their conduct in the storm of Saturday evening, when she unfortunately broke her starboard shall. The fracture occurred at the most unfortunate peiint, and by jamming the connecting rods, broke the beam and bent those rods so as to disable her. Tho captain, engineer and mate, with a promptness characteristic of their known and acknowledged coolness, each attended without the least confusion to his appropriate duties, and in 5 minutes alter tho occurrence of the accident, she was riding saie at anchor in the harde-t. storm this writer ever witnesseu, in the middle of the Chesapeake.

Our craft, was crossing he Bay most gallantly when tiie accident occurred, and had proved most satisfactorily to all on board, that she was most worthy of her hign credit and character as a sea-be. at. The good old Maryland, Capt. airbanks, came to our assistance on yesterday (Sunday) morning, with her kind officers, among whom was the veteran. Captain L.

G. Taylor, ever ready to lend the hand of assistance to a brother in distress, and towod us actoss the Bay, within the Bodkin tar, where we were safely moored until relieved by the noble and kind-hearted Capta'n Sanner, of the Rehe1, and arrived safely in port this morning To Capt. J. 1'ilghman we beg leave to testify our high sense of his officer-like conduct, and his patient calmness in the moment of danger, likewise his kind and gentlemanly deportment throughout. Dr.

JAMES BoRDLEY, In behalf of the passengers. Monday, Pec 4th, 1849 It" P. CHURCH THAIfKSGIVTifti IkJs MOiY. At the earnest request of many friends, the REV. MR.

SMITH, has kindly consented to REPEAT the Thanksgiving Sormon. preached by him on the ultimo, oh SUNDAY EVENING next, the 30fii at 7 o'clock, on which occasion a COLLECTION will be taken 11 by order of the Session, in behalf of the brave but unfortunate and persecuted L'NGARIANS, now seeking an asyiurs on our shores. Tho fnends of liberty are respect fully invded to attend. Seats free. APCR-4tl d2j-2l: I.

O. O. F. COURSE OF LECTURES. The Library Committee have made arrange ments for a Course of Lectures, at the EGYPTIAN SALOON, Odd Fellows' Ball, Gay street.

The first Lecture of the course will be delivered by Hon. Horace Mann, M. C. of Massachusetts, on TUES DAY, Jan. 1st, at7i o'clock, P.

M. Season Tickets, admitting a gentlemen and lady, gl single Tickets 2o oents. acrp d25-6tt ar.d Jeimy lor assaulting niary were severaUy he for appeaianoe a' Court to answer. John Steiner for firing a jus! nl in the street, fined one doiiar and costs. Michael Collies for threatening Jane Collins hold to bad to keep the peace.

That wd! do lor Mike held to bail twice in one night 1 Willia-n Germau for nssanUing Mrs Drown, vas releav.t ou security for his appearance at Court to answer jn tiie Middle Dis'riet. on Monday night. Leon ItenicK was brought in for firing a pistol in the street lined dollar and costs by Justine liordley David ib.e for assaulting and beating George Ad ier, was eomittitreil to jail lor his aopearanee at Court. George McDonald for assaulting Thomas Kmgiit, held bail to kepp he peace. Five ho bnuiislit up tor bring ciacliers in the etreet, and fined o.ie dollar and costs In the Western District.

John White and Henry flnghes er breught ii; for fighting, and held to ball kre; tie reaoe by.lusiice Hoot. Thomas tor risrowjng a bnok during the fire out Ijalti-i; ne stffi, was titied and cos's. the Soiithem Monday night, the wa' lit al-mr a dozen negroes, male ud wir' wore behaving in a nmnncr ill ro jail by Justice deculedly a iriisnoiju-r, lor assaull iiis; his wile, was held to bail to keen thr 1 1:0 betr.ii peace. On Tues nisht. I'd ward Hr'ceand Geo Deems ere btoug'i in tor d'sorderiy conduct thes'ree! a id lircsg ols.

line was ttned SI and costs, and Deems hr: to bid t- keep the peace. A number of ot'ier d.sorderhcs were arrested this dis net, but ti.ey wer discharged by the magistrate lor want ot suincient evdence. Fro-tn iu 'r-j'i About twelve o'clock on Monday i. iiiit, 1 W. Yeav (mr-re'son, both re-iden's of 1-last Halltmore.

started in an en to to down the river to Curtis' creek, lor tne purpose of gunning during Christmas day I'iie wind was high and the weather extremely cold. as tar as portion of the riv er knoivn as tne Middle Grout.d. wlieu the boat capsized. The men 1: and eal-ed ior r.eip. I was answered bv a part shore, who pi.t out 111 na soow, which swamped with them and had some iu escaping.

In the meantime, Hie wit.it the boat to shoal waier near the Cardie ry ar and the two men were rescued a.ive, but trozeii altt.ost stitf. They were taken to oi Mr. tir Can'oa. and all done for tMetii tacit uld le All edoris, however. oi.u not save eti ana lie uie.l in about an hour being in 'he house Garretsun had re covere.i verv wed when last heard front.

Justice Warritigron held an inquest on the .1 trot a verooe- was rendered in accordance virn ne t.i'.-s. The deceased left a wife and three child ren to n.s i it r.as provea anvnung nut a rapj-y Chr: to them. T'tr Fran iship Fire Company This company have ed their pre; aratious for a visit 10 or At 3 n-ee'it'g held on Sat urda evening. sixt members e.iitip.peJ, and witn tne ties' Band, vi eig.it ii.eti. 1'hey will leave here on M-in-iay next, Eine ior Phiiadeipma.

and pass tiiroUsfM that city i.y fbe evening train, 111 order ati.ve or York In n.ght. therebv speuil nt ear oay witn the Gotnamites. It is eontetn- o.atedro stay three days tuat city, and 011 their r.y At the former fece. 't amntativ Hali tie the headquarters; and me la'tet the M.ansion House. The equipments a.

new r.a o. t-eutilui st le. I ne lollowmg gen enien have been selected to act as oihoers during tie excursion Mr. Sair.uei S. Mills.

Chief Marsha Messrs. Wihiam H. Jenkins, G.Gorsuch. Henry E. fcar'on.

and Jesse Hant, Assistant Marsha's Daniel Super. President; Patrick Rieiiy, Vice Dr. Mo-tis, Plnsic.an. A yrvriatr. Cards of Thanks.

We were vester- 'a 10 or beautitu! cards of thanks, handsome- ei.it-avei;, and appropriate device, about tweu-t ii.01.es a. id in width, neariv framed. trie lli.se Cotnpaay of Phi lade as an auRtio lor the hospitality suown "he; on recent visit to ialrimore. The lirst is to H.e Kire Coninanv. whose th srcud is to 'he Friendship Kite -r col la mn iarnisned the third to Francis er.

Pre.s:lent tne Howard, er.d the fo. to Capt. John Mars.ia.i. Car or. On Christ tnas morning, a Citaries A ab-ut twelve ears of age, in a ositiite in the vic.ni-:y of Market.

He fad strayed ir-Mii iiis areata' restoeuce o.a rne previous (lav. t-na spent Si ice. ice exce. O.liili" 1- mc-it 1:: the botar ecrd fie was taken intc of Mr. Walker.

Ma ke; io treated him to a waole suit eluthes le necoed. He was taen sen to the i.t.ce. -riter tne iTieers provided him w.th --l unt.i esreri:" wr.ea was taker, it vho succeeded iti dis- 1 lloiue aixmt to te; wi.i ne news to our readers 1 ere Cto'o tnem taa tiio weather is cold in nor' euter, keea ennui-h car.ie i.e whiskers 1 latitude, nave a man's lace, and we 00 der mgtits ri.an Christmas 1 ne o. 1 ia some wsre froze.i i. 55.

tite roa in- ci bain rrefy ueany closed, and up, withstanding the high wir.d b-iand u.i it was ci th the tiie sir rtoiti. ifiougti it niodoriten iroin tne si.utnward. Ctouds and it looks a gord deal -like Sho rt ti.iUa'J Ilii lii IIS hrst i ale u-mati from D- Mr. Ilarman, keeper of the over thr. Spring Gardens.

soti'neru district watch house, at half past 11 vesreroav niornuig. a cotore i man named rre us. tt.s ave 01 Mr. Jonn Hern, whom he -it .1. ha tie'trly drowned and 1.

Sie i.ad ace. iy ihilen from the bridge 'ne wa.cn nouse ae was pro; eriy attended to, a id teiday ne wj'n i oiuca uetter ft nie. On Tuesdav morning, a man who was -e: naps a trie worse ior egg-rc gir, fell mto tbe I kicij D'-ck, nut was ooeerved by Cant. Jameu Jits and Jac .0 wr.v cuicklv recued him unc imt'oi tabic position. As soon as ha got or; the wnail'.

ha stat ted ml tiie aquarter liorae, ieav it a ins can behind him His name was not known jut he can ae IS Cl; bv i ng to tiie gent.emen rig.w.-.g iit lit'J'il A Madi son Johnson, fred chard son. and leujaiain Brown, three speci-i men of uentie.iten from A'nca. were arrested on CamHiias day, hy oihoers Fleishell and Brashears upon tne charge of fighting in B.ddleaPey, and rig th begg-uly elements of society in tiint usnce tiie aasvtt. o-jtisideied it best to send up to Fort Soilerij where they asst-d a qioet Cnrist. uas.

Uii5 t'ubipQHvi. i'pe case Yv'iiham Burkhend and du an Dowun, csine up lor investiga'ion esterday fettemoon, before Justice Root, when it appeared ti.a. ti was at the fire a Ba.timore wonting very hard in remuving furniture iti one of the houses, when Dovras assau'ed In severely. It is alleged that Downs was in'osica-ed, and a ti'ia: he as first assaulted. Tiie Justice i.e it under ad vieemer.t until to-day.

Hn: rt IVnshiatituH fiiil. Sometime on Mon-i cay night, wo understand that quite a riot and fight ok piare iu the ce! ar a Yaihingtou Hall, during inticti of the bar fixtures was broken to pieces, and many bloody heads was the consequence. One ol the party, bleeding profusply from lour or five cuts tue head and face, as if inflicted with a knife, called 1 11 Dr. Lio.que and had his wounds dressed. He gave no name, nor have we hettrd that auy arrests were made.

a Family, frc. Montgomery Briscoe and Win. Speck, were arrested on Christmas day hy dicers Miles and Mtiiiin. upon the charge of assault-I ir.g iviwani and family, ai.d breaking up se-I vera: articles of furniture by wa of commemorating the day. Justice Warrington released them upon giving security for tneir appearance before court.

M-f-'K LH wit r. The brig William, Capt.Cook, froia Ne- York, (or Baltimore, in coming out of the iower Lay on Saturday, got contact with the brig Adeline, Captain -Norton, and had bar side stove in. windlass capsized, and received such other damage as to oblige lier to return. Exchange Jieadimi 00 ms. A Xattoh- Es.ap.

On Christmas morning, as a hack, containing some passengers, was passing down Pratt srreet, on the way to tiie steamer Cambridge, is. v. as nreu at oy one 01 three negroes, wno were on the pavement, and a bail from a pistol passed through both windows. We are sorry to Bay that the villain was not arrested. An Ou-ret-f.

Karly on Tuesday evening a party of rowdies attacked a public house in Thames street, kept i.y jrou, aim uemoHSi.eo tne Windows breasdig in the doors, io io. Bricks and other missiles were thrown with a right good wiil. Some of the party were arrested and others who are known will be. It is to be hoped the court wili do justice to on Tuesday, a large quantity of ho, oa th8 the cfrnef P7aU ov.l.C Bl learned mat mere bad been, a row at a house in the alley, a few doors south of Piatt reet, during which a man named L'wing was shot badly hurt or where iakeii we could not lea.n. He lost oonsid- rabita blood Charge of Burglary.

Alexander Grafton, YVm. Brks, Lewis Brown, cnlored, were arrested on Monday by officer Collins, upon the oharge of breaking open the house of Win. Willey, and robbing hiiii of Slo! worth of boots. Justice Morrison committed them in default of security to appear for a further investigation. Vitdaiins City Ordinance.

Joseph Perrigo was arrested on Onristmas eve, bv ofheer liny, upon the c-ame of vio'ating a city ordinance bv throwing I romis ad conducting himself in a riotous manner. i Justice Bonfey fined him 81, with costs, for throw- 1 ii and him upon giving security to i keep the rcace. hHo--k Doirn. As the Xew Market suction was ft; Wt 1 aye te street. re uri.ing troni tne ot hre yesterday aiternoon.

As watchman Kerwin, of the southern strict, a lady, accompanied by a little girl, we're knocked was going h. rounds, on Tuesday nighr, he diseov- down by those having hold of the ropes. The rna-'ed tho tinner shop of Mr. Frederick Myers on fire, chine was descending the hill of Fnvette street, near succeeded in extinguishing it without creating an Futaw, arid could not be stopped. The members are a arm.

ami without much damage to the premises. not at all blameabie for the ooourreaoe..