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THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 26, 1852. PRICE ONE CENT. Reported ior the Baltimore Sun.J TRIAL FOR MURDER. Criminal Cotjrt January Term. Wednesday, February 25th, 1852 State vs.

Joshua Morgan, in-dieted for the murder of James McGovera. The examination of witnesses on the part of ther State was resumed this morning, the lobby of the Court being filled with a crowd cf persons interested in the trial. Joseph Hamilton, recalled by the State. Saw McGovern on Thanksgiving-day about one o'clock; the day after he was stabbed. Mrs Gorman sworn James McGovern died irt witness' house; he said Morgan stabbed him.

Don't recollect who was present when McGovern mda this declaration. By defence. McGovera boarded with witness. It was the day after he we brought home that her made the statement to witness. George Reilly sworn.

Is a coroner, and held art inquest over the body of McGovern. The jury rendered a verdict that he came to his death from st stab inflicted by the hands of Joshua Morgan. Thei wound was about three inches long, and six inchest deep, directly under the arm between the fifth and. sixth ribs. Did not see McGovern before his death.

The State having closed its examination of witnesses, the defence called the following: George Chapman sworn Was going up street with two or three, and there was a dance in Tyson, street. Asked if they could go in, and were permitted to do so. After awhile heard a fight out poors, and going out saw Braden, Hintonand McGovern; the first two going to fight. The watchmen told them to go off and they did so, going down to Read street. McGovern said he would go down, and when he got there offered to become the second of one of the parties.

McGovern had been drink-ins; Morgan was drunk. They had all been to a. ball. By S-ate. The spree commenced at the house where the ball was held.

Hinton struck Braden. John Thomas, Jr William Hewett, Lorenzo D. Barnes, Francis A. Blair, Patrick O'Neill, Ben. Philpott, Daniel Main, of Jouzey Pickett, Darius Barnes, Wm.

Dunlop, Elias Spalding, Joseph Wood; Wm'. Hanna. Chief Judge of the rphans' Court. Elias Delashmutt. WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Coroner Christian Shepperd. Notaries Public at Hagerstown. Benjamin Barr, Ambrope Ingmn. Notary Public at Williamsport Wolf. Inspector of Coal at Williamsport.

Martin Ens- mitiger. Inspector of Flour at Williamsport. Abraham Leiter. Justices of the Peace. John Wise, Christian Shepperd, John Cook, Joseph A.

Skinner, George i i i i jacoo bowhh, mi mumey ivi seller of Jonas, Georg-e Thornburgh, Michael Fnse, DaniM Grim, John' Watchteil, George Snyder, Jno. mck, George W. Brown. Eli Crampton, Martin Eikle, Geo'ge Long, Samuel Hauser, William C. Webb, Swope, Frederick A.

Grim, Edward L. Botelr, Daniel W. Murry, Louis Bell, William C. Kirkhart, Jacob Martin, Charles W. MeMinn, Moses Ddlon, Jeremiah Kuhen, Frederick Keefer, David Priiss, Dan Myers, Owen McClain, Jonathan Hauer, Solomon Hslser, James P.

Mayhaeh. George Feidt, Samuel Lyday, Benj. Logan, Jno.Corbv, H. Grash, R. E.

Cook, Jacob Shop. Jacob Smith, Divid H. Keedy, Samuel H. Smith, Joseph Knox, Jacob Bleecher, Jacob Powles Is iac E. Davis, Jas.

R. Humphries, Floyd N. Webb, John Hushberger, Daniel Hauer, Henry Titian, George Seihert, Jno. M. Hauck, Joseph D.

Price, Thos. H. Crampton, Jonathan R. Humphries, John H. Bachtell, William Keerfoot, Michael IssmiDeer, Jsmes Cas-sidy, James Morgan, Horatio N.

Gsorge T. Howken, David Fordney, Pecjamin Hartmsn, William T. Ardba. John Uhler, Jacob MoabeSj John G. Martin, Thomas E.

Schleigh, Wm. Mo. ninger, Arthur Blaokwell, John S. Wolf, Jr.o. Snyder Absalom Kikle, Andrew Friend, Geo Knodlo.

Chief Judge of the Orphans' Court. Wm. McK. Kepler. Inspector cf Lumber at Williamsport.

Peter Stffey. Inspector of Distilled Liquor at Williamtport. Jesse Long. ALLEGANY COUNTY. Notaries Public.

Jacob Wickard, Henry J. Mc-Namee. Coroners. Pierce Byrne, Henry B. Martin, Chas.

Srallings, Hug'- MeAleer. Cornelius G.irev, George Null, Robert Rose, (of William,) John V. Smith. Inspector of Flour at Cumberland. William Billmore.

Justices of the Peace. Wm. Browning, Henry HamiH, Thornton Gilpin, Thurman Frzer, Me-shack Browning, Joseph Logsdon, (of ,) Jonathan E. Stoffer, John P. Lowdermilk.

John Slicer, Zidock Clarke, Wm. Farran, John Wright, Elijah Fuller, Amos Broadwater, John Barnes, Jr Robert Ross, Wm. Conrad, John Loftis, Thomas Ale-Cormick, James Reynolds, Henry H. Ainswcrth, Henry McKeon, Enoch W. Hail, John B.

Widener, John Datiels, Samuel T. Waggoner, Jams Keily, John Hartley, Daniel AsLkettle, Daniel Logan, George S'icer, Adam Gower, John Stoyer, S. McCiure Mnson, Truman West, David Summers, Johnson White, James Edwards, John Kight, Joseph M. Strong, O. C.

Mulligan, Thomns M. Porter. Joel Mussitter, Jamee Watson, John Jones, John W. Mountz, George Null, Francis Robinson, Kooert jjusniey. uweti asm, jonstnan rotten, Uriah Duckworth of Wm John Morrison, Geo.

B. Murphy, John Welch, Wm. MrRobis, Geo. Layman, William Knost, Jonathan H. Dea-kins, David Ashksttle, Daniel Brant, Philio M.

Sierrill, Joseph Walcn, Mephen MeKicley, Robert Rosa of Wm Andrew Gonder, John W. McNeil, Francis Dean, John C. Weis, Patrick Hamiil, Henry Milier. Superintendent of the National Road Joseph 11 ley. Chief Judge cf the Orphans' Court Jacob Fechtig.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Coroner. William F. Viers. Justices of the Peace James P.

Wade. William Belt, Robert Setiman. Eli Wolfe, Green S. Etchison, Elisha Jones, Reuben M. Moxley, Howard Griffith, Philip L.

Phillips, Camden R. Nicole, Joseph Brewer, Benjamin Shrieve, Bnce L'tton, Osborn Wilson, Erasmus Perry, cf John Offut. Edward M. Yiers, Geo. R.

Braddock, William O'Neale, Oiho eweil, James H. Aaron Craycroft, Isaac Burton, Jr Benj. Shreve. Isaac Burton, Senr Walter H. Adamson, Aiex.

E. Loper, Absalom Beale, Robert Browni Stanislaus Ktiott, Zachariah H. Worthington, W'li-liam H. Wa'ers, Jos. Leonard Hys, Heze-kiah W.

Viers, Jefferson Griffith, Chsrles Siffeil, John T. Beason, Basil Barton, Henry H. Harris, John W. Spites, Thomas Baker, George D. Spencer, James Offutt, John A.

B. Leonard, Wm. E. Murphy, Geo. C.

Patterson, Henry Gaither, Geo. Kinsey. Chief Judge of the Otphans' Court. Samuel C. PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY.

Coroasr. Fielder Suit, Wm. Boteler. Justices of the District Courts. District No.

1 Ethan H. Jones, Owen Carroll, William Mc-Knew. District No. 2. Henry L.

Carlton, Thomas Clements, Henry T. Scott. District No. 3 John Calvert, Wm. P.

Pumph-rev, John R. Walker. strict No. 4 Arthur J. West, Mathias J.

Kal-den'cack, Wm. A. Quynn. District No. 5 Edward HI.

Wyville, Thomas Robinson, Wm. Lyles Hitton. District No. 6. Hy.

Toison, J. Jarboe, Eiisha Perry. District No. 7. Jas.

R. Davis, Jas Muliiken, Oi'en Bowie. District No. 8. Clement R.

Cormick, Jno. Thos. Wood, Thomas J. Somerville. All of the District Justices are also appointed smzie Justices of the Peace Justices of the Peace Wm.

W. Hail, Septimus J. Cook, Alex. Keeeh, John Latchford, Basil Ben-eon, Richard C. Muliiken, Azell Ben 11, Clement T.

Hiileary, StateyN. Maeruder, Mordecai Phimmer, Richard J. Scott, Richard Marshall, Wm. Z. Beill, Wra Toison, Albert T.

Somerville, Joseph C. Thomas, George William Morton, Alexander McKee, George Webster, John A. Goldsborough, Elijah Cormick, T. M. D.

Baden, John J. Lambert, Alfred Y. Robinson, Jas. D. Morrison, James Cadle, James A.

Medley, Stephen B. Ward, Z. G. Robey, John B. F.

Ca-wood, Bennett F. Gwynn, Charles R. Beall, H. E. Thorn, G.

W. Brent. Benedict Edelin, George E. Dixon. John Richard O.

Marshall, Dr. Jas. McH. Muliiken, Robert C. Brooke, Stephen Bait, Eiisha Perry, James H.

Rawlings, Henry D. Hat-ton, Robert W. Brook, John Sansbury, Wra. Morrison, Dewitton Snowden, Wm. B.

Bowie, Joshua T. Clarke, John T. W. Dean, John Wei's, Thomas G. Dyer, Horatio Wonn, Richard Whit-worth.

Lumber Inspector. Charles Ridgely. Inspectors of Tobacco. At Bladensburg, Alfred H. Wells; at Upper Marlboro', Jeremiah Muliiken; at Nottingham, Elijah Connick; at Magruder's.

Daniel Connie at Piseetaway, JohnS. Lambert. Kief Judge of the Orphans' Court George W. Wilson. ST.

MARY'S COUNTY. Coroners. Samuel A. Sanner, John A. Camalier, Joseph Spalding, O.

B. Brooke, Wm. Blair, Jos. Y. Cissoli, Charles Morgan.

Notary Public, to reside at Leonardtown. Geo. F. Muddox. Chief Justice of the Orphans' Court.

Benedict J. Heard. Justices of the Peace Richard G. B. Bond, W.

W. Welsh, George N. Alvey, George W. Gibson, unaries Morgan, josnua ooiumner, Joseph Spalding, John T. Maglll, John A.

Camalier, Joseph T. Cissell, George W. Moreland, Samuel Hamm6tt, Alexander B. Holmes. Nicholas Furk, John A.

Dacbar, Jame3 M. Heard, Thomas Z-ich-eu3 Tipuett, John T. Harries, Jno. L. ry C.

Graves, George Goddard, Gaorge Mat-tingsley, Wm. Smith, Richard II. Bennett, Priilip G. Love, James H. AUstan, Henry Mattingsley, of John, John A.

Burroughs, Wm B. Goddard, Chas. A. Russell, John Franklin King, James Edward Craul, Uriah Tippett, Luther Martin Hammett, Wm. T.Maddox CECIL COUNTY.

Coroner. John A. Thompson, John E. Brown, Edward Giaoken. Notaries Public At Elkton, Georg9 H.

Joyce. At Port Deposit, Andrew Orr. Inspectors Lumber. At Elkton, FredU3 Al-dridjss At Heckart Town, Thomas Keliey. At North East, Anthony Wharton.

At Port Deposit, John Moore, Wm. Cather, Thos. M. Sturgeon, Wm. Davidson, Benj.

Vandiver, Henry Smith-son, John H. Michael, Wm Orr, Philip Hopkins, Thos. W. Simmons, Jacob F. Jennings, Washington Price, Greenbury R.

Linton, Wm. McCulloush. Wood Corders. At Principio and Perryeville, George F. Price.

At Charlestown. Wm. Grant. At North East, Solomon Wooden. Inspector of Salted Fish At North East, Thomas Resd.

At Port Deposit, Wm. Falls. Justices of the District Court. District No. 1.

Georga B. Pennington, John W. Morgan, Wm. A. Nowland.

Dintrict No. 2 Lambert D. Nowland, William P. Cropper, Richard B. Bouldin.

District No. 3 George H.Joyce, Benj. Miller, Edmund Blown, John E. Brown, James K. Burnite, Samuel Mi'ler, Wm.

Campbell. District No. 4. Josiah F. Kirk, John C.

Cameron, Samuel Burnite. District No. 5 Oliver McCullough, Wm. Cos-grove, John Galbraith, Zachariah B. Graham, Samuel A.

West. District No. 6. Eli Coulson, Henry Reynolds, John White, Matihew Morrison, John Donahoe. District No.

7. Andrew Orr, David Archibald, John B. Wilson, Robert Gale, James Smith Wood Corder at Frenehtown Fergus HHtton. Inspectors of Lumber. At Chesapeake City Wm.

Lindsay. At Perrysville Andrew Wier. TALBOT COUNTY. Wood-Corder at Easton Point. Jas.

H.Hopkins. Armorer at Easton. Wm. Rathell. Notary Public at H.

L- Edmondson. Coroners James Jackson, Wm.H. Nabb. Justices of the Peace. John A.

Cloughy George L.Stephens, Samuel Conoilv, Thomas II'Leonard. Tnoman Watts, Perry Robinson, II. Mackey, It fit-- i-'r i-i i I I 'V1 ANNE ARUNDEL. COUNTY. A'oWy Public Richard J.

Cowman. I umhtr Tii'Ptcor hn M. Davis. Coroner. James W.

Hunter. Justices of tn Peace. Owen M. Taylor, Jame W. Hunter, Stephen Lee, George Duvall, John Taylor, Joseph T.

Richardson, Murray Thomas, Samuel H. Hamilton, Allen Marriott, John VV IglehnTt William O'Hara, Joseph Nieholson, Essex R. rsev." Edwr.rd Dors6V, (of Riclmrd.) Day, Orlando H-mcock, Wm If. Dorsey, Edward Chairs, Richard Phelps, Moses Donaldson, Tcs. W.

Snowden, Rezin Hammond, (r.f Patapsco Thomas Stincheomb, Wm. Shipley, Wm. Linthieum. James Mewburne, Owen Difner, Ti rain Doisey, Mathitie Hammond, John I jams, John H. Somerville, JohnSellman, Wm.

F. Hause, Alex. Franklin, Dennis Griffith, Wm. Wee cn, Ror.ert S. D.

Owens, Richard C. Hardesty, Richard Dvxell, Richard Tvcings, (of Ssvern,) Charles Hodges, john B. Nichols, Richard Mercer. Thomas Camden, John SpeaTS, Rol ertG. Pind'e Benj Tongue.

Franklin Deale, James H. Watkins (of Nicholas,) Win. F. Dorsey, Stephen Beard, Theodore Linthicairi, Peter Miller, Philip Paftibone, imuel Gott, Samuel E. Divall.

Addison Johsgon, I irsev Jacob, Edward Dubois, Robevt Welch, (of Ben John Randolph Webb. Nicholas Charles Hammond, (of Philip.) Joseph Norus, Dr Wm. Sands, George Hde, Martin Dle. Aided Stincheomb, Willam Hawkins, James Wingate. Judge rf the Orphans'' Couvt Stephen Beard, vice Stephens GamVill, deceased.

Chief Judge of the Orphans' Court. John Wil-mot. HOWARD COUNTY. Coroner Wm. A Loder.

Notary Public Wm. Dorsey. Justices of the Peace. David Fellemyer, Ed- Wl C. Lyon, Ignatius Waters, Tliomss Aicurai, ithan Shipley, John G.

Wcrlhington, William B. Na Hammond. Joshua A. Tnoinpson, Samuel Simmons, Littleton Msclin, John Y. Worthicgton, Waller Dursey, Wm.

Gibbons, B. H.Do'sey, Lewis Eyre, Richard Hearn, Jol Hopkins, Thomas Newton, Washington Gaitber. Alexander E.Kalkman, Peter Gorman, Samuel K. Dashiells, John Holland, Va-chel Harding. Charles A.

Poulton, George W. Hobbs.John Orem. Nicholas D.Warfield, (of Bela,) Wm Hammond, Peregrine A.Webb, Ezra Davis, Joshua Burges. Jame3 Treakie, irten Igiehart, John Forrest, Perrv G. Hobbs, Isaac Roles, Wcs Dennis,) L'ptoa D.

Welsh, Thomas R. Hogg, David Burkett, Mo'ris, James Clark, Wm. Haytes-Wiiliain Whmps, Richard Gambrill, Henry Forsyth, Leonard N. Chief Judge of the Orphans' Court. McLane Brown.

HARFORD COUNTY. Coroners. Wm. rden, MathewIIowlet, Lamar McCr.u, John W. Street Notary Public at Havre de Grace.

Thomas M. Bacon. Lumber Inspectors at Havre de Grace. Wm. E.

Woodhouee, Daniel Kendly, Wood Corder at Havre de Grace J. C. Sanders. F.sh Inspector at Havre de Grace. Mathew Howlet.

Justices of the District Courts. Distrct No. 1. Jarces Biliinarslsa, cf Washington Dorney, Davidson. s'riet No.

Becnct Gilbert, Thomas Cord: Jac Houpman. District No. 3. Wm. Jordon, Wm.

Bouldin, Hall Richardson. Diitrict No. 4 John Henderson Kirkwood; Jno. W. Rutiedire, Wm.

Amos, of Mordecsi. District No. 5 Thomas H. Morgan, Chss. E.

Msrkland, Thos. Scarborough. Distiict No. 6 Robert R. Vundiver, Thos.

M. icon, Wm. B. Morgan All the Judges of the District Courts are also apnoiated eingie magistrates Justices cf the Peace John Wilson, (rear Nelson's Mill,) Ignatius Rutledee, Edward Ratledge, Albert Dorney, William I. Price, Daniel M.

Cunningham, Wm. Murphy, John Sraitheon, Everett S. Hugh's, Isaac Metehem, Thomas T. Bond, Jas. Henan, Ralph Clark, Clement Boseey, Sam'i John Furgason, Thomas Bay, John Hca-ton, John Arthur, James Alexander, John Dougherty.

imuei H. Birckhead, Thos. C. Stumn. Amos H.

ec-Efisld, Dami-1 Whiteford, Robert W. Norn's, Walter Jarvis, Isaac Caimes, Jnteph Ashton, Jr. Jamas BiliinKsle. of William Judd, John F. Raitt, William M.

Ady, Benj. W. Chief Judge of the Orphans' Court. Charles D. Boultiin.

CARROLL COUNTY. Corontrs. Jacoo Ktriicger, Jonathan Dorsey, Is isic Ponder. Justices of the District Courts. strict No.

Wni. Fisher, Joseph Creasor, Jthn W. McAllister. District No. 2 David F.

Lammott, Helpher Cravvmr, Daniel Sillistarj. Distitrtti No. 3. Peter B. Micksell, Wm.

Tagg, D-vid Feser. District No, 4 Georga Bramwell, Thomas Brown, Elijah Woolery. Disti-cJ So 5. Jonathan Dorsey, Eli Hewett, Wm. Whalen.

Disiriy. No. George Everhart, Jacob Ker lineer, Joshua Ltmmott. District No. 7.

John H. Hoppe, Jesse Manning, Daniel J. Geiman. strict No 5 George Foster, David Wolf, chard irrie. District No.

'J Divid Bussard, Chas. Denning, Ji seph Spunier. All of the Judies of the District Courts are appoijid Jie.ices of the Peace Justices of the Peace. David Hone, Geo Miller, John JI. Cbibai g-, unes Rogers, James McKiliip, Lewis Peters, Jacob Zambrum, Joseph Davie, Jno.

Whi John C. Cookon, Tobias Cover, John Smelser, Cornelius Biut, Henry W. Deli, John Jones of be, Sitnue! Cove-, Ez'a Legate, John Mans, drew K. Stiriver, Jacob Holmes, Joseph St nabury. Levi Williams, Wm.

Jordan, Geo. Ogg, Wm. Li ckhard of Daniel Bush, Jas Baker, Dm est, Thomas J. Carter, Allen Uennert, hn H. Linsey, Wm.

Brandenburgh. David A. Dickerson, Jacob Mveily, Jonathan P. Creger, I'a Croae. John Ward.

Joseph Omdorff. Basil HaYclec, James Keefer, Jrhn Lammott, Daniel Wm. Houck, Peter Smith, Jacob Farver, Evm L. Crawford, Rezin Franklin of Charles, Thomas B. Osvings.

Hanson T. Ine'ftls, Larkin John Roberts, Henry H. II r-bnugh, Jieob WiclJard; Berjamin Williams, David "Houck. Notary public at Westminster. John F.

Reese. Chiff Judge of the Orphans' Court. George W. Hjarro. FREDERICK COUNTY.

A-morer at Fnderiuc Ciiy. John Bender. Inspector of Leather at Frederick City Hiram Bmpis. Inspector of Hour at Frederick City Henry It binron Notaries public. Daniel Haller, James L.

Norriss. Coroner Michiel B.iltzell. Justices rf the District Courts District No. 1. Christian Thomas, Tnos.S.

Reed, Joseph N.Chis-well. Dietrist No. 2. Michael Baltzell, John A. Simmons, John flarntt.

Distiict No. 3. Jacob. Sjmers, of Samuel Bowlus, of John Alexunde', of Jacob. District No.

4. George George W. Shank, John Artinr. D. s'riet No.

5. Jesse Hoover, Joshua Adelsper-ge-. Kiiacff, sr. District No 6. Jacob Stottelmcyer, Joseph Leusenb George Shutt.

District No. 7 Aden Anderson, irnael S. Benton, David Thomas. District No 8 Isaac Brower, Ephrakn Collins, John Kinzer. Disiriot No.

9. Renaen Falconer, Wm Salmon, Ulysses Witters. District No. 10 Wm. D.

Brown, Wm. Jones, Peter Ilauvar District No, 11. Brooke Baker, Francis Shaw, Joseph MeKoskey. Dis'riet No. 12 Edward Cogiin, Henry T.

Denver, Jacob Goodman, Jr. District No. 14. Andrew K6pler, John Wise, Perry G. Thomas.

A-i'f the District Judg-s ara also appointed sinalo Justices of the Peace. Justices of the Peace. Jonathan M. Gilie'-reo. H.

Harirate. Archibald T. Snouffor, Jidiri Horlny, Wm. McLain, Artrmr Dslashmutt, Wm. H.

Zimmermann, N. Nr. Clabaugh, John W. Co: D-xniel Wolf, Adam Creeg6r, Henry Lam-bright. Henry S-iTlor.

iniel Martz, Jiihn Jackson, John Smith, of John Shoem-. ker, Henry Bawn, George Bowerson, Henry Deer, Christian Harbaugh, john B. Stimmell, John W. Staub, William Creeger, James Stokes, Cornelius Barrick, Moses Clary, John Bloon, Wm. Harding, A.

W. Marriott, Wm G- Howard, Timothy Conner, Henson S. Webb, Ralon Cooia's, Adam Myers, Joseph Barrier, Jame3 Riddlemoser, Jacob Dilie-, Solornrn Div, James Kerrigan, Lewis Cfillittower, Samuel Valentine, Michael Crauee, Wrn. Chaa. Cole, Geo.

Salmon, Abner Campbell, John Bander, Jacob Leiliok, Cornelius Staley, Hugh John Mensel, David Mason R. Marsh, Myles Gibbins, Michael Byrne, Elias Zimmerman Daniel S-r-ith of John, William Feaga, John Reese, Edward Howard, Thomas A. Simuel Stephens, Upton Worthington, Arthur Tanzey, Henry Soholl, Samuel W. Beckwith, David Kailor, John S. Motter, David Morgan, Aaron Poffenberger, Daniel Lathermm of Lewis F.

Hiys, John K. Johnson, Henry Bower, Isaac Poffenberger. Jonathan Linebaugh, Walter II. Theid, Daniel Keller, George Rhine-heart, Martin S. Grove, John Arnold, Robert Me-Daell, Samuel Grove, Dniel Castle of Michael McCartney, R.

Sneltzer, Joseph Power, Henry Coblen'z. Peter Will, Edwin L. Herring, Towson Barber, Joseph Essterdav, Jacob Feaster, Willia-n ihonev, John Strockman of John, John Feastr, Charles Thornis, JohnW. Crampton, William H. Beril', Dennis Etyler, AY in.

Mooney. James Bartgis, Divid S. Angleber-ger, John Gilbert, Daniel Grove, Peter Brandenburg, Conrad F. Miught, Francis A. Knott, Elias Krise, IIironmus Brennoson, Reuben G.

Price, Joseph Stretch, David Airew, Pnilenon S. Chalmers, Dr. John Reid, Peter Rhodes, Henry M'Hen-iy. Thos. Gurley, Sr Henry HThnugh, of E.

AiHerringi, John VV. Herbert, Ephriam Cdxmaclt, 'T! Thomas H.W. Lambdin, Richard C. Lane, Wm. S.

Denny, Joshua Edgar, Charles H. Rigbv, James r. itigov, John VV. S. AlcDnmel, Joseph Grahany, John W.

Ridgaway, John H. Weed en, John C. Wenthsrs, Wm. Rose, Charles Jump, Alexander E. Dudley, James Redman, Perry G.

Stephens, John D. Nabb, Edward Y. Davis, James H. Hopkins, John Rowen, Wm.lB. WTheeler, Thomas A.

Ecgell, John A W. Powell, Richard Denny, Edward Lloyd, Jr Richard Street. D.irdel Leon- ard, Joseph H. Harrisen, Nehemiah E. Nicole, Thomas Edgar, John MeFarland, Thomas E.

Lloyd, Jonathan S.Wills. Chief Judge of the Orphans' Court. Thomas S. Hayward. CAROLINE COUNTY.

Corcners John T. Sangston, Stephen Coalscot, Short A. Willis. ustices of the Peace Joseph M. Bernard, Saml.

Councill, Richard Jones, Thos. V. Bishop, Thos. Derochbrow, Gideon Harris, Edwd. Flynn, John Wesley Temples, Seth H.

Evitts, Thos. J. Rich, Thos. Stanton. Wm.

Lockerman, Eiisha Corkran, Edwd. R. Gosbn, Zachariah Willis, Edwd. Hard-eastle, Absalom C. Patchett.

Arthur W. Leviston, vVhiteley Johnson, Owen Jones. Chief Judge of the Orphans' CourtHenry C. Rawlings. QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY.

Corontrs. John E. Sudler, John Reese, Jas. W.Price, Henry Weedon. Justices of the District Courts No.

1. Arthur E. Sudler, Eli S. Pardee, Samuel J. Jar-man.

District No. 2 Charles McCallister, George Spry, Charles H. Weakley. District No. 3 John H.

Rclenson, Thomas Sutton, Robert Goldsborough, District No. 4 William Turner, Thomas Toison, John W. Gibson. District No. 5 Wm.

A. G. Hobbs, Wm. S. Price, John C.

Bryan. Justices of the Peace Wm. Temples, Charles W. Glandmg, Thomas Hewett, Daniel Smith, John R. Ham, Benjamin Coppage, Jonathan Downs, Samuel Stinson, John Elliott, Edward Perkins, Thomas L.

Green, John H. Mass, Thomas Primrose. Jams Merideth, Edward W. Price, JoshuaS. Causden, Christopher Baxter, Wm.

C. Bewley, John R. Carville, Nehemiah Bailey, Ssm-uelS. Robinson, Wm. L.

Starkey, Andrew Ma-s Wm. B. Legg, Henry Weedon, Jacob W. Legg, Theophilus Norman, Edward Bryan, Wm. Reed, Thomas Bewlev, Wm.

Goldsborough, Christopher Wilkinson, Nicholas Vansant, Wm. H. Faremm, John Chambers, Samuel White, Nathan Chairs. Chief Judge of the Orphans' Court. Thomas Wright.

KENT COUNTY. Coroners. John W. Carroll, Arthur B. Wheatly, Edwin Crouch, Lambert Wickes.

Justices of the Peace George H. Wilson, Wm. Camp, Benjamin Beck, Emory Sadler, John T. Hurt, John Greenwood, (of John R. Stroud, William Lam'i, William Wickes, Garrett Hart, Wm.S.

Lassell, David Arthur, John Russell, Wm. Rolp, Jacob Sutton, John Kelly, Wm. Watts, John Wilson, (of George,) Martin Allen, Wm. A. Rolli- son, Asbury fc.

Sappmgton, Thomas Stewart, John E. Stewa-t, John Briscoe, Benedict T. Nowland, Samuel E.Briscoe, Richard Downing, John M. Comegys, Wm. A.

Miller, Thomas H. Horsey, John F. Yearly, George Gale, James W. Skirver. John Talbot, Cornelius J.

Scott, Joseph Redue, Wm. B. Wilmer. Notary Public at Chestertown. James Arthur.

Chief Judge cf the Orphans' Court. George S. Hoiiyday. CALVERT COUNTY. Coronen.

WillUm J. Harrison, Thomas L.Anderson, Anthony Tall. Justices cf the Peace. Elijah J. H.

Bowen, John M. Williams, Benjamin H. Ireland, Thomas R. Grover, Benjamin Williams, James Buckmaster, William Gibson, of Taomas, John Dorsey, Arthur Harris; Charles R.Harrison, John AAVhittington, James Poor, James Leitch, Cosmo Sunderland, Benjamin wings, Thornis Jones, sr William Ireland, John W. Simmons, Anthony Tall, James Humphreys, A.

Huntington Lee, Valter S. King, Henry Marcus, Thomas Holland. James Cran'ordj Aquiila Bowen. Chief Judge cf the Orphans' Court. GsorgeR.

Crawford. WORCESTER COUNTY. Justices of the District Courts. District No. 1 Henry Bration, Samuel Slocomb, John O.

Mills. District No. Thos D. Purneii, Samuel Johnson, Wm. Worries.

District No. 3. Wm. D. Pitts, Cornelius D.

Bat-tell, Eli Dile. District No. 4. Wm. Seniit, Robert H.

Powell, Billy F. Farlcw.Jr. District No 5. Samuel Graham, Seta Smith, (cfutf justice,) Samuel Parker. District No.

6. John Dickerson, Benjamin Morriss, Joshua Lewis. District No. 7. Robert Agnew, Jonah Carey, JohnT.

Taylor, ofS. District No 8. Benj. Livingston, Henry Fooks, Elijah Trad wine. District No 9.

Zjchanah Bowen, George W. Bowden, Hsnry Bowen. All ofthe Judges of the District Courts arc also appointed single Justices of the Peace. Coroners. Isaac Davis.

Joshua M. Carey, Handy Powell. Chief Justice of the Orphans' Court. Thomas Johnson. Justices of the Peace.

Benj. Blades, Thomss Wneaitcn, Henry J. Coston, Curtis Conway, John Kelp'n, Jesse S. Jone, O. Selby, Charles W.

Bishop, Joseph Coilice, Lemuel S. Truitt, Wrn. Twilley, Lewis Poliitt, Wm. Reddish, of Thos. Cantwell, Macdox, George Truitt, of Eiisha Collins, Peter Burbage, Henry A.

Smith, Thos. T. Nicholson, John S. Richards, Henry Murray, John Dennis, of Ishmsel Davis, Wm. E.

Sturgis, James M. Catheil, John Jones, Isaac Collins, of Eli, Jacob Slurgis, George C. Townsend, Peter D. Cottingham, James Duncan, of Milby, Wm. Shockley, of Isaac, Jas.

Lecompt, Littleton Johnson, cf Thos. DORCHESTER COUNTY. Coroner Wm. Kirby. Justices of the Peace James Rea, Noah Abbott, Charles Corkran, John E.

Rossell, Wm. H. Barton, Nicholas Langfitt. John D. Stephens, Wm.

E. M. Frazier. Algernon S. Harper, Wm.

M. Robinson, David W. Tylor, James Craig, George A. Z. Smith.

Zichariah Linithum, Thomas R. Cook, Samuel Hardicm, Charles F. Smith, Thomas S. Ball, James P. Russell, James B.

Thompson, Daniel Robinson, James Mowbray, of John B. Corkran, Henry Shenion, CaleO MeNnmara, James H. Ratcliffe, Samuel Abbott, Arthur Hnghes, Wm. Geoghegan, or John, jossph ti. Bell, Daniel Can- non, Whitefield Woolford, James Smith, S.

Wm-Fallen, Henry Woodland, Wm. T. Vickers Thos. E. Cator, John Bramble, Oliver P.

Hoop er, ueorge rearson. Chief Judge of the Orphans' Court Jas. Dixon SOMERSET COUNTY. Coroners. John Miller, James Benson, Nathan J.

Linkfcrd. Justices of the Peace. Richard P. Darby, Wm. Waller of George, Greenbury Holt, Thos.

Mitchell, James Jones, George L. H. Woolford, Geo. Todd, Ebenezer Owens, Isaac Jaekson, James M. Slemone, Levin D.

Collier of Zyaskin, George H. Wsm'wrieht, Jsmes Stevens, Caleb D. Twilly, Jnhn E. Polfitt, Wm. J.

Lajfield, John Dix, Becj. Pusey, Theodore G.Dashiell, Robert W. Slemons, Wm. L. White, Wm.

T. Smith, Gabriel H. Rowe, Jon. D. Scott, Michael Soiners, Seth Wiikins, Jno.

H. Miles, Edward Adams, Edward M. Waters, John W. Handy, John Laws, Alexander Donoho, James Killer, Robert H. Ellieood, John Miller, Alex.

Evans. Henry S. Maddox, John A. Scar-burgh, Robert II Corbin, John H. Fisher, James R.

Phillips, John J. Burgess, Stephen D. MilJs, EiwinM. Long, Capt. John Adams, John Bratton, John S.

Evans, Edward Fowler, James F. Kelly, Benjamin Street, John Cuilen, John B. Stephenson, Levin Borland, Charles G. Fountuine, Onisimus Wailes, Wm. Costen, Livin D.

Collier, Lazarus Lankford, Henrv T. Tull, Wm. T. Bruff, James W. Daugherty, Travers Cullin, Eiisha J.

Gunby. Chief Judge cf the Orphans' Court. John II. Miles. Inspector cf Lumber and Corder of lire-Wood for Salisbury and Tonty Tank Landing and Vicinities.

Levin D. Cidiier. CHARLES COUNTY. Inspectors of Tobacco At Pcmonkey, Jc3. W.

Coomrs. At Benedict, Jno. ixton. Justices of the Peace Wm. E.

Bartle3, Thos. M. Pasey, Jas. Hams, Notley T. Datton, Jaraes SimpsoB, J.s.

T. Thomas, Peregrine Davis, John F.Stone, Elijsh W. Day, Wm. H. Brawner, Jas.

L. Corry, Jno. H. Burroughs, Samuel D. Davis, Edmund Perry, Robt.

Bailie, Thos. S. Martin. Ru-fus Robey. Thos.

Carico, Jaa. Jas. B. Franklin, Thos. A.

Burgess, Wm. Smith, Francis B. F. Burgess, Francis R. Speake, Wm.

P. Flowers, John H. Downing, Jerenrah Herbert, Edwerd Smith, Wm. G. Robey, John W.

Guy, Ab-ealom Tennison, Nath'l Halley, John L. Johnson. Chief Judge ofthe Orphans' Court John F. Gardiner. Cortntr Pster D.

Tubman. Thb Cass of Gaines It is said that Mrs. Games commenced the prosecution of her case (which the U. S. Supreme Courtis about to decide against her,) about nineteen years ago, when ehe was Mrs.

Whitney. Subsequently she married Gaines, who espoused her cause as well as her, and devoted his fortune to its promotion. General Gaines expended in the suit the proceeds of two estates which he owned one at Louisville, and the other in Tennessee which he sold for about 100,000. He aise expended his pay and emoluments, amounting to about six thousand dollars a year. Some of Mrs.

Gaines' friends have also advanced considerable sums in her aid, being confident that her title was clear, and would be established. Veteran Patriots. Among those who were present at the military review at the celebration of Washington's birth day inrsw Yorir, on aionoav, was Henrv Gibson, one of Washington's Life Guards, aged 101 years. He served all through the revolution -ry war, and was honorably discharged at Mount Vernon. Asa Hoiden, another soldier of the revolution, aged years, was also preseEt.

ST7H. D. Stehman, of Lancaster countv. Pa. shot a grey eagle rn the 13th which measured seven tet one won iroai wing; to wing.

THE SUN. CITY AND STATE APPOINTMENTS. Full List of the Nominations of Governor Liowe for the Public Offices Throughout the State. TiiS lorg and anxiously lHksl for nomira tions of Gov. Lowe, for the different State, county sud city offices, were sect to the Senate of Mnrv-1s Ed yesterday; and we this morning: (having been at some pains and expense to procure them) the following full and complete list thereof tf ihe readers of the Sun.

The publication of the no minntiots for each and every eocy in the State r.ever bsi'ore been made in a body, and imm- di itciT after beirg eeut to the Senate. They have out in detached portions, at considerable intervals fipart. But the great interest taken ia thess rnattetn by the people ia all parts of t'ie State at this time, especially, in view of tie rotation priticipla which has been adopted led vs to undertake the task: which we this morning accomplish, we doubt not, ith satisfaction to our readers. In the hat below of the general appointments, with those for Baltimore tity also, the Eames mark-ei with ii asterisk ()are of persons at present fill ing the cinces designated, they having been heretofore appointed by Gov. Lowe during the earlier part of bis term.

All the others under these two heads are nominations now just made in the place the present incumbents, appointees of Goverm Taottias, fh; predeesseor of Mr. Lowe: LIST OF GENERAL APPOINTMENTS. A 'juiani General. James II. N.

Ch-ef Justice of the Court of Appeals. Join C. Learand. State AgricvUu-al Chtmist. Dr.

Jsinea Higgles Weigh Zfositr rf Live Stsck in Baltimore city. Cornelius Shawea DirecScrs tf the Maryland Penitentiary. Fielding- Lucas, Chnrlea Towson. Albert Vickers, (vies William M. Starr, retigned.) Vm.

Devries. (vice Wm. H. K. Turner, resigned.) "ifanas-ers of the House of Refuge for Juvtnile Dilinq-mnts.

Solomon Hilien, Ttiomis Yates Wslci Jorepii Jacob Lavies, Alex-EGler Fisher. Beale II. Richardson, Joshua I. Cohen, Jame Gil more. InspseiGr General of Hour Baltimore ciiy.

John V. Biughman. Assistant Inlpertors of Flour in Baltimore City. Daniel S. Biesr, Joseph Elliott, Daniel Witmer, Z-tehariah Durham.

Gaaeers rf Caiks and Inspectors ef Liquors in Baltimore City Alexander Cummings, Thomas Wet h. Geo Ellieott, B-redict H. H.mf on. Henry Motter, Alexander W. Ringgold, Win.

J. Lank-ford Impeciers rf Leather in Baltimtre city --Daniel G. Getier, (vice Henry Lawn, resigned.) Edward A- John D. O'Hara, David Bland-ford. Htsry Hilbert.

Chief Inspector rf Fish in Baltimore city. James Htsjon. Sub-Inspeclcrs rf Fish in Baltimore cily.TLa-l-t H. Carr, rimes H. A Middleton Inspector of Piaster of Paris.

Abijah Smith. Inspectors of Lime. Tnomas Mor'sn, William Duncan State Whi'fiiger. Richard Sands. Warden rf the Maryland Penitentiary P.

Inspectors and Weightrs tf Hay. Western Scales Richard Hugg. Eastern Scales Stephen Gore. I-i'rtetor of Guano in Baltimore city Jit. John C.

Polk. Inspectors of Tobacco "Warehouse No. 1, Thoe C. Wa-d. of St.

Mary's county. Warehouse No. Por.v G. Etchison, cf Montgomery co. Ware- '-otiee No.

3, Lo-ch L. Wems. of Culvert county. V.arehous; No. 4.

Georee W. Hammond, of Aline A-uncel connfy. Wsrehouse No. 5, Charles R. VYateTS, of Baltimore city.

rf Stamp! Michnel cBlair. of Ground Black Oak Bank Yvm H. ivis No appi'cant. Inirec'Gts and Coxitis rf Fire-Wocd in Ba'ii- rno't C- Thorn D. Benj'im'a Et-aieston.

Chsrles W. Woodward. PatrCK Reiily, Jams Tilfbmac, Wm. Biiley, Joel G. Hurler, Job- Kreis.

KmeTieir. hn Miiroy, Kendall B. Divis, Washington Harf-rd. Insptcionlof Lit mbir in Baltimore City. John W.

Williams. Anthony B. Bennett. George W. Kildow.

Ardrew J. Sdmwalt, Lindsay H. Reynolds. Selar Barton, Samusl Comegys, William Jas. B.

Hooper. Denard Joht5D. Inspector and of Coal in Baltimore C'iy Marcus Hoot Visitors of St. John's Literary Institution, frel-trick VoButjoy B. Lickett, Patrick O'Neill, Michael Byrne.

MiJtfary Arp'intmenis Gecrse B. M. Price, of Allegany county, for Aid-de-Camp to the Governor, with rack of Thomas Pf'iHirs, for 2i Lieutetiatt of Columbian Riflemen, attached to the 1st rifle regiment, vice L. Constantine, resigned; Alexander Williams, 3.1 lieutenant same com-nr-cy, vice PhillipH. Zachariah Tamer, Ensian of s.iire, vice Williams, oromoted.

A LT I I Aciitneefs S. J. So-par, Wn. G. Hirriaon, John Coulson, Wm.

Hani-iiton, W. Bennett, R. Lcmmn, George Gibson, m. W. Taylor.

Columbus E. Cook, H. tver, Win. Adreon. James Chance, A C.

N. Matthews, Emanuel Csirvalho. Corcners Dr. Thomas W. Vells R.

Hail, Dr. Edward Miller, Keniedy. Chief Judge tf ihs Orphans' Court. ones A. Reed.

Npirfs Public Philip A. Egsrton, Oliver 3 Wicht, Thomas J. Graham, James J. Finley. Justices of the Peace First District Peregrine Rulsy.

Wiiiiara Honlton, Enos Chiles Se-ftcd Distr ct Nichclne Robinson, Maurice Buehe, Si T.on Kemp Third TUsirict Edwrd William S. ircuel Norris, George W. Kire. El. M.

Wise, Chh8. A. Leloupj Geo. Gila, Wm. H.

rSayzno Fourth strict Von Holland Kalkman. A Diney. Snnnel Ringgold. Fift'i Diatriet Berjatata F. Yoe Roger O'Neal.

The removed vxr, Messrs Wm. Henry Long-, brormer, Koid.ey, Morrison, riese, Kc.or. iri Pemneton 1 who were appointed by Jwticttof the Peace, tn Keside at -Jere iiii'h I Cn-ise, vine Warrington. Insolvent Commissioners'' for Baltimore Ci'y County Francis Gailagr.er, Edward Palmer, v-i ven. Renominatscl there being no applicants BALTIMORE COUNTY.

Coroners Hosea Reynolds, Win. C. Gent, John Simurl Watkias. Justices of District Courts. District No.

1. Chailes Timanus, Gideon Herbert, Chas. F. Kais-m Distrct No. '2 Robert Baker, Gerard Emmart, District No.

t. B. Watts. Richard W. Il3oi Wm.

Poole, District No 4. Amos llnrrynisn, P'phraim J. Tuplett, Eitaa No. 5 Liaht. Moid otKxi win, naarach Kemp, Jos Eliafia Jickson District No.

6. Isaac Calelj F-eeind Kcshall, Jacob District No 7 Joseph D. Pope, rkwooti. hos. G.

Rut- District Mordeeai Cr ckcy, M. B.vsiey. District No 9 Win. T. te', Wm Hll.

Parrish, Joshua F. Jins. ton, Geo W. Rit- District No 10. JohnS Cur'is, Francis Sparks Monikeiser, Wm.

II. Smnuel DiEfict No. 11 Jacob Watkins, Jam's Oiitings. Di trier No. 12 T.

J. Woodward, Wm. GittlniiS, Wm. SI i'er. VI tne Judges of the District Courts ara also 'iponicted sirgle Justices of tre Peace Justices of the Peare Levi Hoffman.

Joshua Ziramvm'ii. Ii.isea Reynolds, Wm Crooks, Vn-jhal W. ssinan, Wni. Ford, Thoe. Pierpont, Freeborn Garrison, John Zonck, Edward Hos-i ii, Jacob Rnl-, (of George.) Din'l.

Mnnenxac-ker, Nicholas Stiltz, Joshua M. Be ill, Wm. Johnson, (of John.) Lewis ihcff, Nieholai Merry-mt'n, Vra (of J. hn,) Th imas Gorsuch, Wro. Wiiit'ford, Jo.in Y.

Dw, Ebjih Carman, Stephenson TreadweU, Wni. Jos Santz, s. A St ir.diford.Jno. E. Limb.

Jao T. Ha7es, Geo. F. Barrier. Wm.

Spalding, And. Harker, Abraham Hash, Yvrn KiT.ble, J.is. Les. Wm. Partridge, Geo.

A Ford, Wesley B. Coursey, Wm. Ma-r, Wm. A Lir.thicum. John Eidman, Wm.

Hopkma Hunt, Jas Perry, Jno. S. En3or, Hntcbins, Eli Crowther, Jos. irts, Jonathan Isnaes, Zifhariah A bau, Stephen Grimes, Edwd. B.

Freelan.i, Caleb Hnnt, John Morriss. (of Wm .) S.inael Mi-rirs. (of John B. Bull, Geo. Jovtz- Lewis A.

Dehoff, Dan'l Nonemaker, John B. K.dd. B. Cockey. Enhraim Jackson Tri-pieue, Thn8.

Lemmnn, Wm ButlerF. F.Wal-ttmever. Win. Asher, Jt Brooks, Chas. Brooks, Abe! Mitchell, Wm Martin, John W.

Onion, Joshua Jsssop, Iwl. Flahart, Edwd. R. isrks, Jno. Moke, Geo.

II Carman, Adam Waltemeyer, Wm. Badders, Benj. Powell, Smith, Geo Norriss, Aaron S. arks, Bet j. Bosley, Henry Almi-cy, Me'choir A-mT-ost, Edwd.

Kelly, Aquilla Chilcosst, Allen Buckingham, Dennis Craton, Jos. Mitehe'l, ieo. Gsrrettso'n, Wm Ensor, John Triplet, Henry II. Ayres, Shadraeh Bond. Thos.

Fcrtuna, Thos. Gilloay, J. F. T. C.

Talbot, F.phraim Hoshall, Enoch Darsay, Philip D. Thomv, Henry Berryman, George W. Fisher, Wm. Hunter, Augustus P. Shutt, Henry R.

Ladermm, Richard Mariev, Walter R.Jones. Wood Corder, to reside at Clarksville Francis J. Wneeler. Chief Judge of the Orphans' Court Joshua Hyces. ing at 12f cents; F'annels at 4 cer.ts; ail-wi-ol Flannels fit IS Plaid Mushns.eS cents; Ginghams at ti; eeiits; Alpacas (it 12 eeii's; Calico at.

4 cts; Crash at tii; Linen Diaper at 8 cts best White Spool Cotton at 1 cent; tone bleached lr. Cloth Soirtiug fit 4 a few more Blanket Shawls st tA cts; Sinning Stripe at 6t Swiss Muslin "Cambrics. it cents: Bed Tic kirn at ti cents: together with an rn.l lei8 variety of goods, that will be run off at less than jourown price. So, come a runnirttf to A. V.

HOUCk'S CASH STORK. 23-t Lexington sfree. two doors east of Don't torse'. RED POSTS JN FRONT. P.

S. Muslins by the piece, for family use, at just Half Price. Come and see for yourselves oVkixuIjoods fc, The suhsenb-rs are now teee.t ing ther SrKiNG STOCK OF DRY GOODS adapted to the City Trade, afong them will jei.uia,: BEKAGE 1E LAiNES, in j.eat variety of rich stales. Frenea BERAGES and MOJS. DE LAINES, printed ami arid Kngl'sh GINGHAMS and LAWN'S.

Paris KID GI.OVKS, rf evr color ani number, ruauuiactared toorde-, Cert, Beer ar.d Mar. With nrny other dc-airalne 6oou. adapted to the Ci Retail Trade. fANGS TON di CO. ai iii Riltiji ore t.

TM PORT ANT NEWS TO LADIES. GKF. AT i- SAVING OF xMONEY, which is tugiii? necei3arj to all. and to who have but lutie of it. worth oi DRY GOODS to bs tins week, to close, the propretor havmg uetermmea, chanee business as soon as the lock .6 run A few of those Beits, for at 2 cenrs; ci.ildren's mixed H'se 3 cts; black Silk flose 37 arid Lustre Gi cents; Mournine Gingnam Canton Flannel 5: a large lot of Alpacas, "black and hsured; Rerrnaiits of iMousseline ie Lames: Calicoes; also, Cassmets; Cassiincrs: Fiannels; Musi ins, for curtains; a very superior article of Uisnop lawc, li yds wide, worth 73, br 57 cts.

Also. Sprmzatd Winter SHAWTLS; bik Lrevs SILK of the iCEt quality; Insh Poplin 4 worth 75j. Also, many other arueles Ux numerous to mention, all oi' which will le run off lor wiiauthey wili ar.d no mi3'ake. liear in nn-id, I am possfuvely selai.g or! to close. I rearet exceed lncly so many persons bad to eo away last week on account of tile crowd.

Come earlv. and tou will not disappointed. You will see SELLING OFF marked on theouisicia. N. S.

HAKKISON. street. 2 doors from Green. ALL. WHOM 11 -51 A CONCERN.

The i subscriber keeps cotstautlj on hand Urt Gmds of the best makes, uauty, stfes ar.d colors, to suit fa.mi.ies ard iu.iiviaua'3. 1 sha'i now be receivira my Sprm? assortment of the various styles of GOODS for Gentlemen, IA' iea ar.d Children's wear, all oi wnich will re sold at a stnsl! advance. All persons wishin to purchase eood eaeap tu o.wiil please onilaud satisiT tnemselves. JOSEPD FAR ROW, No. Sod est Baltimore street, 23 tf C'TiiTof Pc-pp eton street.

iKiH ENS. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF LINEN GOODS, cf the well kttowa seal and finish of Jame? Jr Kobsri Yovnr, of Bali' mens, 1 round consisting of 4- 4 Whre LIN EN. in whole or utnii pieces, 3 4 4 4 Brows HOLLANDS. 5- 4, 7 8 ar.d 4-4 BroT. and Klay PANTALOON" LINEN and Brown LAWN.

Aioo, Linen Caiubric DKFS. For sale, by the paokise. by VV.M. REDMOND. f51m S-" Pine s'reet.

org i i NO 1 ICK, LAD! KM VTREAT EXCITF.MHNT-F.XCITFMFNT-AN AWFUL EXCITEMENT! TREMENDOUS RUSH To cet the greatest haritains in the world; so go to the PRATT Si KEET CHEAP STORE rue ro Bifisi oa can set there splendid 12- cent Calico, at 6i cents, warranted fast colors. sp endui one yard 8 cent for 5 cen's: bleached and unreached lit cent Mus.m for 64 cents; 8 cent Curtain Caiico.for4cects:extra 12 et. Furriture Ca1-ico. furo cents; splendid De Lair.es. for 8 cents, worth 12 cents; rien style of Sit cant De Laines.

for lit ar.d lo'cents; splenuiu one yard f.i;d a quarter Sthsetire, 8 and 10 centK, selling elsewhere fur Iij aM 16 cents Come one. c- rre all, to the Gr-at Prif: Stri t'htnp Store. Ail Linen HariOkerchiefs at et worth 124 cents; Linen Crasn 6i certs, worth 12 i loves (dark colos) 67 cent, worth "5 cents: just received some splendid French Worked Collars, for7; cents.ream? elsewhere "5 cents, (new ryte;) anu in fact he is seuing every thins at bal price. Now, ladies, if you want fie greatest BARGAINS in creation, eo riaiit to WILLIAM E. SIXS'S, in Pratt street.

4 coors est of Hanover, and bs con vmced that tbi3 ia xo kcmbug. Lookout for the flag with he name of feis Sw: PS ATT ST. CHE A STOR K. IjLUi GLOVES -iND Ml iS. A larce assottmen'.

of superior rake, hand and for sale by HAM LETON THOMAS. f23- Staw2w 69 Bai'iniore re. R- NF1W "-TKiNG GOOFS. McELDOWNEY St 159 BALTIMORE STR E2T. areorsruisf a very extensive of nor: DRESS GO DS, composen of Dress i ik; French and Scotoh Lawns; Tis'tis: Chintzes and Shaw.s and Yisitee; Ciotns: Cassimers an -J Vestics; 'tn which tae lowest price; are amxea, and to wnich an ea- attention is invited.

fel3- C- OTTON YARN. WICK, TSVINE ard VYALDiNG; also, Cotton 5 to 13 ounces, all warranted of best iuaiiij Oa nznc and for sale at iowest market rates by fe2-4w D. A. No. 21 German st.

COLLECTOR'? OFFICE, Nob folk, FeharT lioi. PROPOSALS will be received at this Of fice. itii on the is oa of Aril rext, buildine a LIGHT HOUSE a-d DWELLING HuL SE opoa Hog Is'and. coast oi VirEinn. tuef.

1-lowini materials, rlimensiona and The Lifht House to be built of hard brick the tower round and the foundation be laid as Ueeo as necessary tc make the whole fabric secure The he-she of the tower to be fty-fivs fpe? from the snrlace of th eround the diarne'er of rhs base to ti'T two feet, ami that tf the top be tea snd one ha'f "feet: the walls to tierhree feet six inches thick at the srraduated to two feet tt the laid Rosendale cement, and twice over. Trie ii-xsr of the Lieht House -o he raved with bard brie circu ar stairs, coLr.ected with a centre post, to carried up from the floor to withir. six feet of the deck of the iartern the s-atrs to he made of two-inch iak piark, eizht mrhesrise; to be three windows and a in riie tower, the door to bix feet hieh and tree and a half feet wide, jnade r.f inch boards, double and cross nailed, with strong hinees, iocs and-latch; tha windows to nave srroc? frames and sasnes, to contain twelve lights, 8 tv glass. An arch to be turned at ti top. of tne tower, on which is lud a a'onedeok 12 feet in diameter, four inches thick, the joints to be filled with ieai.a scuttle in the deck to pass into tt lat.tern, 13 inches by 24 the scuttie acd ra' bets to be covered wi-n eopopr an iron ladder to reach trom the rop of the stairs to -e entrance the scuttie, with steps two inches wide: on the top of the tower to be a wrought.

iron laLtsru an octazon form, to be of sunioifiit diameter to an iron sash each oc'aznn, to contain 2j bv 21inch.es, to be eiazad with best French plate eisss i inch in thickness, and two copper panes, 2 br 15 next the deck a Eiidir. ventilator to he in one of ttif copper panes of each octrson the rabteisof tue sashes not less than i of an inch the ootazon to two inches square, and to run four feet into "the wa! of the tower and secured witti aneh of the lantern to he a dome formed HI ironr-i iters coccen-tratinc in an iron hxp, six inches wideand nine inciiee diameter, ctvereJ wita copper t.nirtr-two inches the square foot, the copper to come down aid rivet on the pieces that form trie top of the sash on the top of the dome to a trave-slu ventilator, 12 inches dta neter 15 inches hiah. on which to be a vaie secured. 2 ieet ic and 13 inches wide: the ver i tor and vane covered wrh in one of fiif sons to bean iron framed dtr four feet huh and two feet wide, covered copper, to shot tight is to rabbets, secured two br-fon'. Aroimtt' tie to lie an iron balinstraile wii'i two ra'iini, the to be lr.ches fqrare: the rai ir.as to be of an inch.

The lantern and aii t' wxmi work ia the tower to he painte; twice ovr. An elee'rica! rod to be fitted trie tower, to two fer the vai.e of the lantern and two feet in the ground THE DWELLING HOL'SK to be of rood Brick, thir'y tour feet by twenty, one story, 8 feet hijth, divided into two rooms, an entry between; the ataii to be in the entry to eo in ti chambers, which are be latnetl a-d' clasfred; a chimney in the mid lie of the house, wit a fire-place in each room; iron ce'lar uiifr fie wnoi house, wita surfisient wails of i.ne. laid in liir.e in- r-tar. twenty incses thick, stx feet dep. 'i h- wallu of the house to be twei.tj inches thick, ir.

iune mor tar, with split undressed to be we-i! po ir e-i at white-washed over twice. The roof i be recta: ftular. to be covered good -'ry merchantable and well shine.ed. Three windows in each room, of some 18 lights 8 by 10 each and to lw of ai-nerinion ia each c'uamlr. 'f hedo-rs ali to te fl.ur par.neied.

with ecoi hinges and thum latch to each, and a sr-vi lock on tna outsiue dxr a close; room bicit i the chimr.e? all the Poors ti doatiU- wel I nailed. Tne irside r-. and plastered, and all in a pUin darent wr I csi iinia oe iathrl le work to be finisned eood seaa-mvl Attaene'i it uweoine-iiobe thra is to be a porch, 14 fit wide bv ui the waP to be eiatht feet hih the inside to he lathed arid as tared: double flrrs, two windows two a.xirs; a chimney with a sizah oven, crar.e, traitirne! ard hooka for fii-e-place uj tue porch on one eide of tua chimney a sinii, a sp.jf lecdtwr throtuh tinstone wall aii the wood work inside an! out to painted with two good coat of paint; gutters to the Ir ait ar.d back of the to carry oil" the water; an out-hous, five feet, by four, to be sioiicled and painted; a well to be sunk suffi J'etitly deep to procure pood wa'r at a coriven'erit distance from the dwelliiie-honsf. to ba s'one-J ar famished with curb. Von chain, niUassad tlrone bucket.

The Lieht -use and Dwelling House to be completed by the first day of September i.ext 'he who's ia a workmanlike, to ba approved Dy thssubsoribercr such persons as he may appoint N. H. So wid he made until he whole of the above wos shall be ait-nvel I WM. GARMKTT. Sapsrintandent of Li4ht3, Norfolk, Va.

I fal6-8tawtAp'gt i NEW YORK BUTTER STOKE. 67 HAV-OVER opposite the Market. jo.ri BUTTER; S. half tubs, so row landine, and l.Vi fir- I kins of the choicest Goshm Butter, made expressly ior sprir.s usb ax in seep nzi'i ftram l's fine flavor equal to ar; flutter in tiie States. The above has been ssiected a-id prcerveil with the greatest care, fo' this market; families an 1 hotei keepers can be supplied in large or small quantities, and at moderate prices, as the en'ire ptik's was purciii-sed previous to the late advanced pnoc York.

Also, a large supply of cnoice Glades, Northern and Western Butter. I take pleasure in inviting the citizens of Baltimore to exatiinemy stock, as i inn now receivine re-pularsupplies from N.York. A choice Leaf LARD, and paiisof lfland 2o Ihs. eaoh- attention will be paidtosupplyins ando.beers of vessels of every lescrsjtf and neatly peked for 9ortaHor. -v "i i.

rr r.ii-i' 500,000 CHOICE HAVANA CJGARS-Just ar-'-n b-ands. viz; La Ir.o.ia I Kinaza. La vihede Gizon, hsparar.za. Kr-rklm. siachy, Haidee, Divan, Runty, La I'a-a.

Kbro. Salvido-a, Caroat a. Flor ce Espara. Ei Cu brey, Aiversa. Flor, Viiti'aneia, Asradechla of the Indre, Cylindradu, Keealia, Panete la.

Millar Commune, Imperial Trabuco, Mediar.a, Herm, and other sizes. V. ara constautiy receivin supplies of the above and other approved brands, selected by our Mr. George T. De ForlU at Havana, for sale by CilAS.

Der UHU feio-tf 1-iQ, 4 South Gay it, A dozen came out of the house end went down to Read street. McGovern was Hinton's second, and. Jim Pesrcewas Braden's second. Witness held Braden's clothes. Did not see McGovern do anything except offer to go Hinton's second.

A ring-was formed and they fought till the watchman came, end than ran off. Heard McGovera and all who were there say, "don't hit him (Hinton) when, he is down." Witness ran off when the watchman came and did not see anything more of it. By defence. The watchman accompanied the party down to the limit of his beat. He knew that they were going to fight down Read Had.

only been at the dance about five minutes when ther fight occurred out doors. Daniel Hinton sworn. Was at the dance, andT fell over somebody's foot. They had a difficulty, and got to fighting with Braden in the street. The watchman parted them and told them to go off home.

Witness started, arid went down Read street fight it out. McGovern came down as his second, and witness told him to go back, that he did not want him. He replied, "he be if he did not go his second," and insisted on going with him asr such. He was drunk, and followed down, but left them before they had jot done fighting. Morgan was about half drunk.

Jim Pearce wag Braden's second. Witness had nosecond except McGovern he did not act in any way as witness' second, or interfere in any way. No one held witness' hat it fell off on the ground. Saw Morgan the whola time the fight was going on. Was fighting with.

Braden and looking at Morgan knows Morgan was there all the time. McGovern took no part in the fight whatever. George Braden sworn. Was at the dance, and Hinton, Pearce, Morgan and Chapman came in. Hinton sat down in Donnelly's lap, and got up and knocked his hat off.

Hinton then wanted to fight Flsherty. Witness said to him, "Dan, if you want to fight go out of doors, there are ladies in A difficulty arose and they went out in the street, and the watchman separated them. Dan Hinton and witnss went down to Read street, and they had a tight, witness Knocsea mnton down and McGovern picked him up. Witness came around, after the fight, to the house, and. hearing some on groaning, esked who it was.

Flaherty replied "it is Mcuovem; some one has stabbed him" McGovern and Morgan were both partly drunk. Did net h6ar McGovern say that he was second to any body. They agreed to fight "rough and tumble' and when Hinton was down McGovern had no right to pick him up. Witness did not think Hinton looked around during the fight; did not think he had much time to do so. By the State.

Has known Morgan three or four he ia left-handed. Christian Scott sworn. Saw the perty quarreling in Richmond street; they went down Richmond street and he followed them. Did not know any of them except Morgan. Heard Morgan at the fight in Read street say "go it, Hinton McGovern seized Morgan by the neck and choked him.

Morgan told hiin to let go his collar, and McGovern struck him twice, saying "I wont Jet you go, you young of a till I kill you." Don't know whether Morgan struck McGovern or not. By Stat. McGovern said to Morgan in the fight, "if you interfere I will kill you" Witness is a shoemaker, and has known Morgan and McGovern for some time. Came from jail this morning and has been there about twelve weeks. Would not say on what charge he was in jail.

Would not say whether he had ever been in the penitentiary. Joseph Hamilton, recalled by State. Knows Daniel Hinton. His general character in the neighborhood where he lives is very bad. The whole neighborhood talks about him, and he is well-known to the poiica department.

By defence. Has known him about four years. He is a drinking, fighting character. Has been told that he would go into a rum mill, get a glass and drink it, and go out without paying for it. Could not say he would not believe him on his oath.

Andrew Wason sworn. Is a police-officer and knows Hinton. He bears a bad character for fighting, getting drunk and kicking up. He goes into people's places, gets liquor and drinks it, and then refusing to pay for it, beats them. By defence Has known him for six yean.

Would not believe him on bis oath. John Fleishell sworn. Has been a police officer. Knows Hinton he bears a very bad character. Would believe him on his oath has no reason to do otherwise.

By defence. Has known him fifteen years. Tobias Airey sworn. Is a police officer, and hast known him ten years. He is no worse than the rest of them rioting end knocking about.

His character is bad. Has never known him to swear false, and would believe him on his oath. A copy of a commitment from Justice King was read by "Mr. Gwinn, which directs the warden of the jail to safe keep Christian Scott, to aEswer a charge of horse stealing. Peter A- Logtie sworn.

Was a police officer, and has known Daniel Hinton six or seven yean. His character is very bad. By defence. It is a pretty hard matter to say whether he would believe Hinton on his oath th odds would be against him. At 12 o'clock the examination of witnesses was closed both by the State and defence.

Mr. Gwinn made his opening before the jury, in which he stated that he should esk the conviotion of Morgan of murder in the fi'st degree. The evidence of his having killed McGovern was most conclusive, in opinion, and be summed up the testimony in a clear, concise and forcible manner, to sustain the verdict he thought the jury should render. The law, as applicable to murder, was read and commented on, and the applicability of the law to the present case, as proven, distinctly set forth. Mr.

Hobbs followed, for the defence, and spoko about an hour and ten minutes, impressing earnestly upon the jury that the facts did not justify a verdict of murder in the first degree, and that, at most, it was only manslaughter, if indeed the testimony of Scott did not show it to be justifiable homicide. He reviewed and thoroughly sifted the whole evidence adduced, and argued the law and authorities which he produced, in a very able manner. He concluded by an eloquent appeal in behalf of the prisoner, who, he said, wssbut 17 or 18 years cf ege, fatherlees and motherless, snd without strong friends to stand forth in his behalf. He thought the jury would coincide with him in the opinion that the prisoner was entitled to an acquittal. Mr.

Gwinn closed the case in a speech of about thirty minutes, refuting the positions assumed by the defence, and in a most conclusive manner setting the facts before the jury, claiming at their hands a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree. His argument, though brief, was a pattern of eloquence and logic, and was listened to by the large auoience with tne greatest attention. The indictment was handed to the jury at a. quarter cf 3 o'clock, who retired to their room and the couri tooK a recess. The court reassembled at 5 o'clock, and the jury havinet nzreed at half-past five, came into court and rendered a verdict of "Guilty of Murder in the first degree," with a recommendation to mercy.

The jury had neen out two hours ana three- quarters in forming their verdict. The prisoner, Joshua Morgan, was evidently unprepared for such a result, and, when the verdict was announced by the foreman of the jury, his hand, which he held up, dropped insttntaneously to his side, ar.d ha came near fainting. In a few minutes be rallied somewhat and left the dock with tolerably firm step. He is quite a youth not eiehteen years of sge, and said to be an orphan. both parents being dead.

He is of ordinary aize4 and not of a very prepossessing appearance. Teibote of Irishmen io Washinston. Rev Dr. Mrriari'y delivered an eloquent ditcourse oa the life of Washington, in on Monday evening, snd at its conclusion he suggested that ail Irishmen and eons of Irishmen in that city, should take the necessary steps to send to the National Washington Monument Committee, a block of Connemnra rnarbLe, as their contribution, and as a token of the eeteem and veneration in which they hold the memory ofthe "Father of His Country." The suggestion was received with great enthusiasm, and a determination promptly expressed to adopt the proper measures for its aecompliihment. Holidays xn Rhodr Islakd.

The Legislature) of Rhode Island, at its late session, passed an act legalizing the fourth of July, Christmas, Thanks-givm? day, and Fast days, either National or and New Year's day, as holidays, and making alt business piper falling due and payable on either of those days, payable on the day next previous. Steamboat Accieent and Loss of Life. Oa the instant, the steamboat Caddo struck a log: the river, about miles above New Orleans, and sunk almost immediately in deep water. Fiv persons were drowned names not known. Tho boat and cargo would be a total losa.

StTKBttET AND ERIE RAILROAD, A VOte WajT taken, on Monday, by the citizens of Lockhavsn, on the question of subscription by the borough of COO, urd by the county of to the Sunburyand Erie Railroad. The jreiult Nvas for the subscription 102, against 8. Great Speed. Two new locomotives on HiiisOn. River.

Railroad made extraordine'ry trips last week. One ran from New York city to Albany (144 miles) in three hours and twelve minutes, and the other 14 tliree boura and eight 4.