The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

BARGAINS IN IRI3H LINENS. WILL OPEN THIS MORNING, two eases THE SUN. BTTiINE33 OF TIIS BiXTrKOKiS AND OHIO The tegular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company was held yesterday, when the following rport of the amount of revenue for the past month of December was made GRACE GREENWOOD'S BOOK HAPS AND MiSHAPS OF A TOUR IY ROPE. I vol Si A oliirmin boo. AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ACTRESS, r.r -r.

ears on the Stage, by Anr.a Cora 1 OLS AND VI OF JOTTRN X. Xt CORRESPONDENCE OF THOS. eJ MEDICA. Vol pletm tne work. A EN CE ON THE F.V E-netr it inn THE CHURCH AUIA Ao.n.

JAMES s. WATFIW Rnn.moVe street. BALTIMORE THURSDA Jan. 1-3. IVA.

TENTH NIGHT of Tne LAST DAYS OF POMPEII. First Night of a New and Beautiful Drama, entitled THE KING AND CARPENTER; ROYALTY VS.RDEMOCRACV. Kinir of -MR. P.ONIFACE William Langville, a Carpenter, MR. I.EM AN a MR.

ROGERS Estelle. the Carpenter's Dan Ml Sri GRAHAM Box Sheet open from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.

'U NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS. GRJlND CONCERTINO QUADRILLE BY TUB INDEPENDENT BLUE'S BAND. Ttia Maokktio Thlkgrafh CompaJtt Baltimore Office, bun Iron Building, corner of Baltimore and bouth Washington CUy Offle, National Hotel, corner Pennsylvania Avenue and 6th sts. With seven independent wires between Washington and New York, and regulations to insure prompt delivery this Company affords to persons disposed to avail themselves or the U3e and advantage of this rapid mode of communicating with personal or business friends in distant cities, aD extent of means for promptitude nn-qualled by another line in this country. Another Fink Prize, 8.000 Dollars, not only sold but paid to tlie fortunate holder on Saturday evening.

Nob. drawn, grand consolidated Class 4, Saturday last, 7th January, 24 73 69 51 17 60 59 46 50 9 61 13 the fortunate ticket, Nos. 17 59 60. Entitled to the handsome prize of Sold and paid on Saturday evening by tlie truly fortuuate Miller Co. The ticket is on file and to be seen at tlie great head-quarters for capital prizes, Baltimore and St.

Paul streets. Right on the corner. Job Printing of every description ia handsomely ex ecuted, with great dispatch, and for reasonable prices, at "The Printing Office," Sun Iron Building. Unequalled facilities, steam- power presses, new and beautiful types and ornaments, and strict punctuality. Call and examine specimens, and learn the prices.

Hun Build inr. TTZ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH, To the Baltimore Sua. SIHmer Telegraph Offioe, San Iron BaT.dlns, Corner of Baltimore and South streets. Washington Oflloe. Rational Hotel.

Fenn. arena The Gardiner Case MrTseivard Gone Home. "Washington-, Jan. 11. Major Mordecai testified in the Gardiner case.

His evidence was quite strong against the accused. There seems, however, to be no hope of finding the missing papers. Senator Seward has been called home consequence of sickness in his family. The speech of Gen. Cass was printed and published here to-day, before it was actually delivered.

Persons outside were reading, perhaps, the winding up of it before the General had come to that part himself. Eilra Session of tlie Illinois Legislature. Chicago, Jan. 10. The Governor issued a proclamation yesterday, convening the General Assembly for Thursday, the 9th of February.

The subjects to be submitted are the districting of the State into senatorial and representative districts; to prevent eastern manufacturers and jobbers from selling their stocks by samples; to authorise counties to borrow money and issue bonds for the erection of public buildings; to pass a law consolidating railroads in the State with those in other States, and to make mutual interests of the same, and other matters of local interest. Nominations Mr. Disney's Speech, Washington, Jan. 1 1. The President has today sent Mr.

Redfield and a bunch of other appointments to the Senate. Mr. Disney's speech on the Koszta resolution was the leading event in the House. Mr. Disney brushed off his opponent's arguments like cobwebs, and the Ingraham resolution was passed in consequence.

X. TUe Cincinnati Riot Madame Sontasr. Cincinnati, Jan. 10. Judge Spooner entire police force of this city are now on trial before magistrate Chidsey, for being engaged in the attack on the Germans on Christmas night.

Madame Sontag gave a free concert to the children of the public schools of this city to-day over 4,000 persons were in attendance. Nevr Jersey Legislature. Tbenton, (X. Jan. 11.

The Legislature of New Jersey has been organized by the election of the Hon. William C. Alexander President of the Senate, and Hon. John W. Fennimore, Speaker of the House.

The clerks and other officers were all elected. The Governor's message was handed in and read this morning. Mr. Crittenden to tle Senate. Jan.

10. Hon. J. J. Crittenden was elected to the 'United States Senate, this morning, by the Legislature of Kentucky.

The democrats voted for Governor Powell. Tlie vote stood Crittenden 78; Powell 5T. Return of tlie Cutter AVasliington. New York, Jan. 11.

The revenue cutter Washington has returned from the search of the San Francisco, in a leaky condition. She went to the latitude and longitude where the steamer was last seen, but saw nothing of her. Railroad Extension in "Wisconsin. of Dunbar, Dicksons celebrated FAMILY LINENS, manufactured expressly for our sales.which being slightly soiled, we shall sell below price. These are the best Family Linens manufactured, and we would call the special attention of buyers to them.

PKRKIXS No. 6 North Charles street. WET LINENS A larsre invoice of SHIRTING, SHEETING and PILLOW CASE LINENS, manufactured expressly for us, damaged by sea-water on tlie voyage of importation. Received and for sale lOW Dy IVUlll ot jia-itgr ifrj oj pammore street. IRISH LINENS; SHIRTINGj COTTONS, te.

We have on hand a full supply ef "Richardson's SUPERIOR IRISH LINENS; "Barklies," do do do Dunbar. Dickenson's celebrated "GOL DEN FLAX," and "Extra heavy, FAMILY and SHIRTING LINENS." LIXEN SHEETING anA PILZOIV LINENS, of every desirable style and width. All of the above beintr our own importation, we can warrant of the best fabrics, and offer at very low prices, there being no in- termeaiate prom Between uie maiiuiuciurcr aim uui-Stlves. We have also on band the best styles of SHIRTING COTTONS. such a3 New York Mills; Wasaeumcont'Laiisdale, Sec.

SHEETING COTTONS of all widths; and articles generally for Housekeepers. HAMILTON EASTER JI--t'r No. 213 Baltimore street. C1HEAP GROCERIES. Families living in the west-J I t'M Ti rt of tho file r.

.1 1 J. l. with good fresh Tets, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, yrup. Hams ana fenouiuers uacon; I. aid in pails and retail; Butter, Eggs, Soap, andles, W.

W. Family and Extra Flour, Buckwheat, and fact every article usualy kept in a Family Grocery. F. L. LAWRENCE, tf.f rnmr CI riin nnri T.OTinvtnn jl2-tfiir EXEMPLI GRATIA.

for the bt N. O. PUGAR. 1 for the bent Porto Rico do. 8 for the best Clarified White for Preserving.

10 for the best pure White Crvstaliaed Crushed. 3 for Lovering's Golden SYRUP for table use. 60 for Steward's do. 87. for superior article N.

O. MOLASSE3. So for Sugar House vtry heavy. SO and 75 for the very sup. Oolong green flavor.) to, 15 and tl for very sup.

Y. IT. and G. P. TEA.

Family, Extra and Superfine FLOUR. 14 for the best sugar cured Queen City Goods delivered in any part of the city free of charge, DUNLAP'S FAMILY GROCERY, jl3 tfr comer Howard and Lexington ets. RICH JEWELRY. SILVER St PLATED WARS, A. E.

WARNER, Gold and SUtersmUh, No. 10 North Gay Street, has just opened a rich assortment of FINE JEWELRY, embracing a variety of ftylea and patterns of Brooches; Bracelets; Finger Rings; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Chains; Pencils and Pens: Cuff Pins: Buckles; Miniature Lockets, which are offered on the mot accommodating term. jl2 tfr DAGUERREOTYPISTS', ARTISTS' AND PAINTERS' DEPOT. WM. Jl.

WISONG, No. 2 NORTH LIBERTY BALT1MORR, Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of Materials for Daguerreotypisui', Artists' and Painters' use, which are offered at tlie lowest market rates. tfr A CARD REMOVJIL. The undersigned would inform his friends and the public that he has removed his FURNITURE WAREROOMS to the largs live story warehouses Nos 32 and 31 SOUTH CAL VERT ST. opposite Water street, nearly opposite to kis old stand thankful for the very liberal patronage extended to him for the past ten years, he hopes by attention to business and strict punctuality to merit a continuance of the same, the extent of his new ware-rooms is such as will enable him to keep constantly on hand an extensive and varied stock of CA BINE-T FURNITURE.

Also, Chairs of every style and size. Also, a large s'ock of Mattresses, our own manufacture, of Curled Hair, Spanish Mos, Cotton and Husk. Our bedding 100ms will contain Feather Beds of the best ticking and filled with, first quality live Geese Feathers. In our Feather Room will be found 6000 pounds of the best and purest feathers, in sacks from 5 lbs. up to 60 ibs.

We never deal in any but a select article of live geese feathers. Our wholesale department will be found to he all that the merchant can desire for city or country trade. N. B. The one price system will be continued.

Chairs boxed for exportation. A call is respectfully solicited. Nos. 3i and 31 SOUTH CALVERT ST. Opposite Water street.

UaSPr; WM. P. SPENCER. I FURNITURE POLISH. We have just received a further supply of SHIRLEY' 3 FURNITURE POLISH, an excellent article for renovating Furru-ture.

Patent Leather, See. For sale by CANFIELD, BROTftER tf Baltimore corner of Charles. ENRV'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL. Single Botti.es 2: 3 Botti fs i Bottle $3. WHOLESALE AGENTS: ('jJA BI'4' H.1TCH.

AT RETAIL BY M.iisn a till. II. Grahame, E. L. CFAS.

VlSEMt5. IN WASHINGTON CITY BV W. H. G1LMJIN. ji2-w -Sisim And by all Druggir-ts throu ghout the country.

INDIAN DR. K. G. SPENCER oilers his professional fervices to tiie citizens of Baltimore. I can cure all kinds of Cancers: take them out without pain or hurt, or the use of any knife.

I can cure all kinds of Fits and Spasms, Rheumatic Pains, Consumotion, Dropsy, Dys-pepsia. Piles, Palsy, or any other ailment the human family are subject to. I can top Bleeding from the Lungs or from the Nose any distance from the patient, by knowing the patient's name. I was horn blind, and have studied several years under an Indian Doctor that wa.s among tlie wild Indians thirteen years. I can be found at MRS.

BUCKLEY'S Boarding House, comer Charles andTPratt sts. jl2-lm ARE YOU SICK BEWJIRE OF IMITATIONS! ASK FOR HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. Theriifwy cures made by this plea-saut and saft- remedy may induce counterfeiting. A Medicine must have merit and great merit, too, to stand the test of ptUiiic opinion. No art of puffing can -nfitin.

rm aiwtvf J. rttr-H a on L'OiJTfc if- a lI.UIMC IA VLSf I I 4-. -T r(lf V- J- J. A Mi good medicine if it be not really so. A GOOD MEDICINE will live, become Popular, and extend its sales year after year, in spite or opposition.

The people readily find out its virtu, and the fame of them passes from mouth to mouth with more rariditv than newspapers can spread it. Jl living rit-ness testifying to the cure a medicine has made for him i of far more service than any newspaper advertising. In proof of what we say above, we refer you to HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE, and its effect-'. 77e Wife of T. W.

Yeakle, Grocer, 7 Pearl street, cured of Rheumatism of 8 stand'uxg: ail other reirieni ex failed. M. Hate of the Custom House,) dwelling 128 Pine of Dyspepsia, great de-'-ilau, permanently cured. W. Jl.

Schaejfer, one of the oldest Maginratea and most highly respectable citizens, cured of great weakness and restored to robun health. Jmnrct Plumtner, 153 E. Baltimore sufTered intensely six years with hip disease and mercurial cured after all other remedies failed. pace idll not permit to name hnndre-is of other, as Geo. W.

Goodrich, Capt. Thos. Canot, Robert Gault, James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism. John Pervail, S. A.

Griliin. John Luke, Rev. V. ridge, U. S.

Navy, and thousands others cured of Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Court, Liver Bronchitis, St. Vitus' Dance, We refer to our own citi-tens. Call on them. DR. II AM PTO.the author of this great Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, is in his 80th year, in good health, so that it will be seen it is not an article got up to impose on the public.

Call and ret pnmnMet? gratis. See cures. Sold by MORTIMER ii MOWBRAY. 240 ALTO. ana by all respectable Druggists in Baltimore, Wa-dunsrion, Alexandria, Fredesick, Westminster, and in all cities, towiis, villus and places generally, by dealera in Medicines.

tirt POPULAR AN iMFA 1 1 MEDICINES SOLD BY SRTH S. HJ1NCE, lt' Baltimore Opposite Sxm Iron Building, Comprising DR. WISTAR'H BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, AYBES' CHERRY PECTORAL. SWEETSER'S LIVERWORT avt TAR. SHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP.

JOHN BI LL'S SARSAPARILLA. TOWNSENIVH SARSAPARILLA, SANDS' SALT RHEOl REMEDY, OSGOOD'S INDIA CHOLAGOGUE, DR. HOUTON'S PEPSIN GREEN'S OXYGENATED BITTERS, IIOOFEAND'S GERMAN BITTERS. MORTIMER'S RHEUMATIC COMPOUND, SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL. WOLF'S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS.

PFRRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER. MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT McLANE'S VERMIFUGE, McLANE LIVER PILLS. Dr. WAYNE'S COM P. SYRUP WILD CHERRY.

SMITH'S SUGAR-COATED PILLS. WRIGHT'S INDIAN EG ETA RLE PILLS. JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER, POOR MAN'S PLASTER. DALLEV'S PAIN EXTRACTOR. MCALLISTER'S ALL-HEALING OINTMENT, HAY'S LINIMENT FOR THE PILES, DR.

MARCIIISI'S UTERINE CATHOLICON, RAILWAY'S READY RELIEF. RAD WAY'S MEDICATED SOAP, ToEfctlier with manv other articles comprised in the Medical business. ItApi-rJ SETH S. HANCE. MRS.

PrrARNUM'S COUGH CANDY. 'JJe that liuih an ear in hear, let him Baltimore, Nov. 10, 18T0. Dear Madam The duties of my business have ex me to coughs, cold, asthma ar.d pulmonary af-ections. I have been denrived of the power of at-tenting to the duties ofmyfprofession.and should have ftill been, had it not have been for the benign effects of your Medicated Candy.

I tried it but a few hours before I began to reap tlie advantage of its effects. My cough and hoarseness left nie. MY LUNGS ARE HEALED! And my appetite greatly improved. therefore, have no hesitation in adding my testimony to that of the many who have experienced tlie benefits of your valuable Cough Candy. Wm.

Mercer. For sale by J. W. Bond, S. S.

Ilance, J. W. Barry, J.T.ILBiirignian, Perkins St F. Perkins, S. K.

Fleming, M. A. Duke, E. H. J.

M. Laroque, Thos. J. rift, Messrs. Read, T.

C. Hopkins, Wm. T. Nimmo, and by b'ruggists throughout tlie citv. State and District of Columbia generally.

tMh23r: -fILLIAM TELL CLAUDE, Jl TTORNEYJ1 TU1W, ANNAPOLIS. Officr rear the CHURCH CIRCLE. jl2 JJOSIAH I.EE JOIIKSTOS. HKHK.Y E. JOUSSTO.S.

WINSTON BROTHERS STOCK BR OJCER S. 6f-STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD UPON COMMISSION EXCLUSIVELY. r.TOSIAn I. EE JOHNSTON. HENRY E.

JOHNSTON. OI1NSTON BROTHERS EXCHANGE AND COLLECTION BROKERS. LAND WARRANTS LAND WARRANTS An advance on the hiarliest price lid bv JOHNSTON BROTHERS BANKERS. ALL STOCKS AND SECURITIES of this and the Eastern Markets bought and sold on commission by FREDERICK C. COOK, jl2-nr Second street.

I JOSIAH IF.E HENRI E. JOHNSTON, lilinSi'Ork UX.OTHEKS jl? tfn BANKERS. JJOSTATt I FE HENRY K. JOHN-TON. OJiNSTON BROTHERS 8c COWXL BROKERS.

REORDERS FOR THE PURCHASE Oil SALE if PA ERPKO PTI ATTENDED TO. tlr: fOR SALE A LOT 100 by feet situated on Pennsylvania avenue, near its junction With Fre mont street: it alo oives a front or 130 feet on Goi Btrcn and 200 fhet on Baker alley. For particular ap- ly to VVM. SlDa. Ui s'l-vs ir.

oKUUNU BALTIMORE, THURSDAY. JAN. 1 To Adrertisers. Tne cheapest and best advertisement is that which KhM the lararest number of readers at the3owest proportionate cost; and the advantages of advertising will be iH exact ratio with the circulation. As the circulation of the Sun is rapidly increasing, and is much larger than that of all the other daily morning and evening papers of the city combined, as an advertising medium it surpasses them all.

We may add, that the Sun is the only paper entirely independent of party, s-ect, and cliqut; it recognizes no artificial distinctions amongst the people, but is devoted to the well-being of the whole community. Ixiroi sAi or Gov. Ligon. His Address. Yesterday at noon the Hon.

Thos. W. Ligon took the oath of office, and was formally installed Governor the State of Maryland. It will be seen by a jsketch of proceedings elsewhere, that quite a considerable concourse of poople had assembled to 'witness the ceremony, and hear the inaugural address of the new Governor. He has been received at the seat of government with great cordiality, and enters upon the duties of his office under highly favorable auspices, and with the cheerful prospect of an agreeable term of service.

The address, which we publish on. our first page to-day, is republican and progressive in its spirit and purpose. "We infer from the emphasis with which Governor Ligon endorses the general principles of the new constitution that he realizes a sincere interest in the amplest development of the iistitutions of a free people, consistent with the organic law of the State. It is true, that the executive officer can do but little directly towards the promotion of the popular welfare; but it is essential to the popular cause that a man whose sympathies are associated with it, should always occupy the chief magistracy of the State. The decided advocacy of a permanent and general system of public schools constitutes a significant feature of the address, and will command the approbation of all who appreciate the liberal aid comprehensive design of these institutions.

The agricultural interests and progress 01 tne i cter 1 State are referred to with a gratifying sense their importance: while the financial charac and resources developed within a few years past a.e recognised as the basis of higher attainments. The position of Maryland among her sisterhood of States, and the important influence she is ca pable of exerting with reference to the harmony of the Union, and the maintenance of the national compromises, are pertinently alluded to. The preservation of the State faith, and the ap plication of all the resources set apart for the pay merit of the public debt, are earnestly considered and comnieiiued. The address closes with an invocation for the blessings of Providence on our State and its citi-yens; and having concluded its delivery, Gov-Lijon withdrew to the Kxecutive chamber. 'Lit to Pr.EVENT Ead Debts.7' We infer th.it an article upon such a topic as the above, will command the attention of every business man.

"What a glorious prospect it present'. It only ants a little expansion oi" the title.and sn tacked on to the "original constituting it at the same time "a law for the payment of bad debts," ard the thing would be complete. he dawn of the commercial millennium would "break upon us through the "golden gates" of the future, with rr.tre than eriental splendor. It may seem to some of our readers, however, who occasionally think below the surface, that if the State were to undertake to pay all the bad debts of the people, a tax to that enect would be hardly con- i with the general equity of popu! IIil'lOaL'. A from the same point of view does it not ap- pear equally preposterous that the State should un- tiextike to aid the citizen in the collection of his bid At all those who have the lar rest experience upon this subject, are rapidly nrentratir.g it, in opposition to that policy.

In a ew yeai3 raoi there will be great changes of public opiraon with regard to the present relations debtor and creditor, and legislation, instead of exhausting its gracious sympathy for the protec- i tion of the latter, will take the mora! sidi of the tiv-lion, and leave Lira to take ca.e of himself. It is time. Within a few yeais past we have observed, with much gratification, the tendency of the public mird toward? the more rational principles appli- able to this subject. The tone of the influential press, sustained by the personal experience of in-tiivid' als, Las, moreover, contributed greatly to the encouragement of public confidence in the practical and beneficent character of the reform projwised. The latest suggestion we have met with upon the subject, is contained in the current issue of Hurt's Merchant's Magazine a periodical we ha repeatedly taken occasion to commend to the reader? of The Sun, and one which is regarded as good authority in pretty much all questions of mercantile policy.

The whole matter is in a nut-f hell here, and appears under the title at the head of this article, (page 36,) as follows: "An old merchant of New i'ork city says he is quite convinced that if a simple lav-like 'the fol ov mg weie passed, it would prevent per cent not in? em i- c.i tiie bad UC I t- i i i a no v. pro r.cnily lun-jr, I il'. and vprizht mercantile cha tter: ilBt it enact'-, 5c That all laws for the collection of ary de bt contracted after the passage of A- -A Uk. fcV. UUVi 1 5..

Ul 5 law, be ahtlishcd, except where property is ssferied for its security: the property so trans- tnis law, ie trans ferred to be the only security of such debt." "We entertain much the same So do we. The beneficent fruits of such alaw are utterly beyond the general estimate sf the public mind, at the only tand point from wiiich we can r.ow contemplate them. To approximate to an adequate conception of the eiT'ert of such a reform in our civil must be oblivious of the present mode of doing business; the present basis of credit; the present laxity of reputation, and the ir.uiiTerence thereto, with respect to those moral fjuaiicatiors Lich are the best security for the industry, punctuality and general integrity of the debtor. The reduction of general expenses would be ir.caiculable throughout the entire community, in the ptevalence of cash dealings. And a reduc-tior.

of cost in ever thing would be a necessary result of an equivalent to the 'dealer in cash, for each article sold and from every purchaser. The bad debts thus prevented would all gi to cheapen the price of evoiy article for which the good would be rceeh cd. Ar.d what an incalculable amount of petty litigation, personal suspicion, boring an 1 dunning, :ir.d doubt r.nd uncertainty and anxiety would be" gh en to the The perplexities everlasting-iy tethered with the credit system abolished, men would attain at once a higher state of existence. The development of an entire new order of principles would take place, lleputation in every thing would be the basis of all business transactions, and nothing would tend more effectually to rebuke t2e scandalous an 1 fraudulent '-tricks of tiaOe" which are now practiced to a most disrep-vtabie and almost with entire immunity from legal or social responsibility. The theory 1:33 in slJiost unlimited application, but it is i-carcelywoitii while for us to enlarge upon it at resent.

We have barely made one decided towards the practical realization of it. By a violent we have abolished '-imprisonment for debt," ar.d, at the same time, a spasmodic at-trt-pt wa? made to effect a '-'homestead exemption," but that was too much for tho constitution to carry, even with the aid of two sturdy legislative bodies, subsequently called together by the people to help it through. In looking and laboring, therefore, for the great reform proposed by the iSiolition of laws for the collection of debts, we J-hall no doubt have a congenial opportunity to exercise the irtuc of patience. IIailroad. A meeting of the Ftockholders oi the Susquehanna railroad was held in llanisburg, on Monday last.

Gen. Packer hav ing declined a re-election to the presidency of the company, the following ticket was unanimously elected, President, Simon Cameron; Directors "William I. Packer, John P. Kennedy George F-Miller. Joseph Casey, Eli Slifer, John B.

Packer' Wm. F. Murdock, Wm. Mayheir, Anthony Kennedy, Heury Tiilany, Jacob S. Ilaldman and Charles W.

Jlegins. i ivt Oil XIOXARV JtiOVN'TV LAXDJ Cases. Tho aihrngton Star states that the Attorney General has rendered his opinion on the arious law questions involved in the case of supernumeraries on whose services these Virginia revolutionary bounty land claims are based, so as to render it certain that such claim will be allowed. are indebted to John It. Quinn, Secretary of State of Maryland under Gov.

Lowe, for copies of "the first report of the Commissioners appointed by the General Assembly to revise, Simplify, and abridge the rules of practice, plead-irgs, in the Courts of this State. Also, the separate report on Conveyancing of tlie same Commi55ionejs. Visit to Mas. Pclk. The members of the Legislature of Tennessee, on the 2d called upon Mrs.

James K. Polk, at her residence in Nashville, and, it Is stated, were received with that courtesy, grace and hospitality for which this excellent lady is so distinguished. Aep-kst at Zanesville. Two men deaf mutes passir-g by the name of Rider, but whose real ramss are said to be Clark and Crandall, have l-een arrested at Zanesville, Ohio, on the charge of stealing a trunk and gold watch from Mr. Goo.

17. Seaward, of Baltimore, while la 17keelia. Main Stem. Washington Branch. 31 $20,140 33 Freight 253,635 45 7,957 2-5 $3,671 3 11 $294,066 7tf 61 $322,164 37 The increase on the Washington Branch, for December, over November, is $229 36; and over December, 1852, the sum of $1,315 33.

On the Main there is a decrease, compared with November, of $3,206 77, but tho large increase of $160,203 09 compared with December, 1852. In fact the receipts of the Main Stem, for December, 1853, are more than double the amount for December, 1852. The decrease for the past month, compared with the previous one, is altogether owing to the fact that the boats on the Ohio were unable to run in consequence of the unusual low stage of water-The falling off, it will be perceived, is in the receipts from passengers, amounting to the sum of $5,163 65, while from freight the revenue is greater by $0,960 98, than in November. The read was formally opened to Wheeling on the 1st of January, 1S53, but did not get into full operation until March. The following table will show the receipts for the year ending with December, 1853: 1853.

Main Stem. Wash. Branch. January 101,819 49 10 February 99,017 27 29,847 85 March 216.367 37 02 April 200.219 5fi 32,527 47 May 204,950 01 32,313 66 June 139,967 PI 84 July lf.4,140 45 27,170 85 August 217,011 39 29,197 77 September 239,390 41 31,729 03 October 32,219 23 November 296,273 53 27,768 25 December 294,066 76 28,097 61 Total The receipts 1 "3, were 180.910 71 52 59 $356,697 6-2 Increase $958,178 19 $25,575 97 Had the Ohio river been navigable for as long a period during the past year as is usual, the amoun of business done over the road would, beyond question, have been greatly augmented. The transportation eastwardly into the city of Baltimore, of the principal articles over the road, during December, was as follows: Coal, 29.491 tons: fire brick, 6-2 "firewood, 66 flour, 91,187 grain, 1,030 tons; granite, 707 iron, 669 iron ore and manganese, 1,317 lard and butter, 904 leather, 199 cotton, 365 bales; wool, 119 lard oil, 12 tons; lime, hemp, 167 soap stone, 109 do.

Live stock, viz: Hogs, 1,154 tons; sheep, 50 horse3 and mules, 41 horned cattle, 333 meal and snorts, 199 pork and bacon, 2,154 tobacco, 345 whisky, 2,176 miscellaneous, 1,111 tons-, hay, 65 do." Flour received from Washington road, during December, 1853, 5,633 brls. The falling oil' in the receipts of flour were one thousand barrels, as compared with November, while there was an increase of barrels over October. There was a decrease of 353 tons of grain, and 84 tons in live hogs, and an increase of 184 tons in live horned cattle, ir tons in live sheep, 8 tons in live horses and mules, and 89 tons in pork and bacon. The decrease in the receipts of coal was 1,848 tons. Cost of the Baltimore axd Ohio Railroad.

At the monthly meeting of the board or directors of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company yesterday, Mr. Swann handed to the board a paper, which he said had been prepared with some care, at his instance, by the chief engineer, Mr. Latrobe, i i i.e. i. i -n liis cost oi ten ui me principal lines oi r.nwi -11 the United States.

The paper referred to by Mr. Swann is as follows: Cost of ten of the I.iv.ei of Railway in the United per tilt of their length, indv-linsr their f-rmtd-f-: Ill i 5 Ij 3 sexpuejii pus 31 rum' "oqnorr -ami urein oi smobji siqnof 5 Lio uomodcrj iw y- i -j i ir. ff. OC- Cfc samj -xu pire psq pcoi io ojxni j.d 103 2mnoi jo 5 T- JO ioa I 5 r. cc tz -jy a n-ioj.

csx ier oi rpurs. Sinjjoj im pBoJ JO 1-00 JBiOj, -2 T- el y. -i -i tl 5b for all of the alove arc iirouiir up fo Jaiuiiiry IP. 1S53. exccptin The and Ohio, tlie ork and Krie.

and the Biiltiniore and are made up to October 1st, ls33. It would thus appear that the road built by Mr. Swarm, west of Cumberland, has cost, up to this time, abor less per mile than the cheapest cn the list: and that the whole road, from Balti. more to Wheeling, when completed, according to I evident Harrison's estimate, with 250 miles of second track, will have involved a less cost per mile, by upwards of SI ,000, than the Central Pennsylvania, atd about $5,000 less thn the New York and Erie read. It i3 certain that no road in this country has encountered the same physical difficulties.

Thu San Fbancisco. The vessels already sent out in search of thi steamer are the steamships Alabama and I'nion and Revenue Cutter Washington, from New York; the Revenue Cutter Forward and two pilot boats from Philadelphia: the sloop of war Decatur, from Boston, and revenue Cutter Jefferson Davis, from Charleston, and one each from New.London, Wilmington, and Boston. They will take different directions to reach one point Bermuda-, and, if unsuccessful on arriving at that place, they will take different directions homeward, and by this arrangement they can scarcely fail in falling in with the-disabled steamer. It is said the Government has chartered the steamship Union for 15 days, at a cost of $25,000. It appears from a narrative of the mate of the brig Napoleon, Capt.

trout, which spoke the disabled steamer on the 2Gth ult, that the captain of the latter informed Capt. Strout that he was disabled Oil the night of the three days previous. He also states that the Napoleon was within or 00 yards of the steamer, he saw nothing like serious damage being done to her; and there seemed to be no fear among any of the people on deck and those amidships, some 4 or 5 in number, continued their work of cutting away some wood wotk and appeared to pay little heed to the approach of the Napoleon. From these facts, renewed confidence may be entertained that all on board aie safe, and that in a few days we shall have the pleasure of announcing the fact. Fbedf.kika Beemeb, the well known Swedish novelist, upon her return to her native land, published a work on the United States, in which she cmbc-died the results of her observations while here.

the National Intelligencer there is a letter from her, under date of Stockholm, December 1 which she complains of a translation which has been lsid before the American public. She says that in mar instances her meaning has been entirely misconceived and misstated, and in proof of this she cites several glaring examples. She also says that many passages are now found in the American copy of her book which were, by her express desire, omitted in the Swedish these are the rery ones which have been so severely censured here, as being criticisms on private individuals. She expresses an earnest desire for the issue of a new and moie correct version of her book. V.

S. Stocks Hi ld in Baltimore. From a statement in the U. S. Register, showing the amount of different U.

S. Stocks outstanding and on which interest is payable, we observe the following amounts of principal and interest credited to Baltimore holders: Loan of 1812. 58,00 $2,170 00 interest. 2,946 00 22,537 60 3,370 50 1316. 1S17.

$1,031,400 31,032 10 The total amount of public debt on January 1st, as shown by the Register's statement, Ship F. W. Brtne. The report of the death of Capt. Landis and wife, of the ship F.

W. Brune, of Baltimore, at Calcutta, is incorrect. The owners of the ship have received letters from Captain dated 31st October. He was then at Sand's Heads, and about to discharere his pilot. He was bound to Boston, and they were all well on board.

Illness of Mr. IIitokie. A despatch from Richmond in the Petersburg Democrat states that the venerable Thomas Ritchie, late editor of the Washington Union, is lying ill at Brandon, the residence of hi3 daughter, on James river. Ohio Rivkb. The Pittsburg papers state that the river roso during Monday morning to 7 feet at that place; but there not being enough to clear tho ice gorge, there wm no attempt anatngthe to go out: OTICE- GEO.

W. ROBINSON hvin uiken hi son. JOS. J. ROBINSON, into Ml IP, the business will, trotn ana arter the Pth January.

be conducted under the firm of G. W. Ror. INSON SON. All orders for Bricks, of every variety, will be tilled with promptness and despatch, a.i;l on satisfactory terms.

CT. XT. ROBINSON, Jll-Sf JOSEPH J. RORl SOV, CO-PARTNERSHIP. ITE undersigned have this day a under the name and style of SAMUEL A.

SLOAN for the. purrose of th LUMBER BUSINESS in all its branches, heretofore conducted bv Samuel A. Sloan, at the old stand, corner of West Falls avenue and Witk st. SAML. SLOAN.

jto-ct; JACOB DEEM ES, Jr. TVTOTICE. The I heretofore ex-1N istinr under the name of TOENNIES. BANK ic WF.ISKITTEL lias been dissolved, and the btiine will be mtinued liereafter under the name of WEIS-KITTEL 8t BANK. All work entrusted to their Fotm-dcry.

will be attended to with promptitude and in the' best manner. jj-ioct PARTNERSHIP. HE SUTtCRIBERS hrtvetiiis dy Prmed a COPARTNERSHIP, under the linn 01" COLLINS Si as to IfATWARO. aktiett it in the RETAIL STOVE. RANGE.

ECRNACE ANn PT.CMBING BUSINESS, r.t No. 24 LIGHT STREET. C. S. COLLINS, C.

HAYWARD, Bait-more, 2d January. IS. l. E. S.

HEATH. i HAVING DISPOSED the RF.T.1TL branch cur business to Messrs COLLINS St we cheerfuliy commend llicm to tiie conndonce ar.d patronage of our li lends and the puMic. jn-2awat: II AY WARD. KARTLETT St CO. C' A RTN ERS I P.

The snbscri bers ha ve this a formed a connection In hnan, tinder tt.e firm of REED, EASTON St fir the of bnyinw auj St'ick and othr Secunries n. commission: trmittDr Acceptance, and Eills of Exchange. CSice, No. 6d Excbanse Puir. Hirrn LEVI ASTON.

December 12. 15-1. WM. HUKt-ESS References: Channcey of tbe Western Eank: D. Cvhier of the Bank: Enoch Pratl.

Almtii LiUy. F.sj.. Baltimtire: D. Roniai. Pre.idTtt of the Bank of Hnertown.

John Van Lar, President of tlie Wa3hir1on Bu.k, Isa.c C. Kendall, NVw Vort. rfli-Imot (TugTIS. iLDS. STH.I I A Tfi LUNGS AND COXSUMITIO.V.

The prevalence of above complaints at this reason always has the effect of brinsinsr out a host of new sp cities, nil while few may bt; good, "nany are useless and even danrerous. In order the rik of the v. isest ccurse to pursue is to consult yo.ir piivici.n, or otherwise only such remedies as long pfii.li' ex pnfiiic ni.t'fi run ins character is 1 YLER'rf SVR'Ir GUM ARABIC," the favorite prescription of an eminent phVi-ician. who bad g-iined gre.I celebrity ia the cure of Pulmonary di.ease, it once a popular favorite, and has eoatinned to enioy a growiM-rcpumf i-ir for the List near. Its ccim-positinn is not kept a secret, and has been pronounced by most cr.fupFteiit j'l'lsrps to he a cientific preparation of great value.

The boiile- have lately been ea-laired without adibsional cost. t.ni such" improvements made in its manufacture as the proTes of me. heal science has proved b- Sold petmine, in Baltimore byJ. BALMER, N. E.

ecrner P.aliiinoic and lUgli ftVeets: Mesr. Pattirson Xaipv; Alexandria, II v. Pfki Grc.r!re-town, Mr. I'rederiek. Rub r.

Pitt htiig. Firming Peter-i'iirg. Mr. Robi rts; Ciu-t iei.ati. B.

H. Mf.asinc.s; I.ouisviile. Bki St Robinson. For convenience and e.iiiomy.i'ue am valuable rmnrns'tion mav be bad in the form nf "TYLER'S COMPOUND GeM ARABiC DROPS." They are palatable, safe aa.l at l'k-" a charm, if yon have a troublesome Comrh or Ct.iil. nil we a-k is, give them cue trial.

Price of tile above, cents. S3 cems and cer.ts. TCOAL COAL-HE SUBSCRIBERS are nv Inr of H-e recti iv.ng th.Lr regu- CELEBRATED BALTIMORE AND OTHER COALS. and are prepared to deliver by the carg- vir g'? ton. at tiie regular market price.

FREE BURNING COAL. siul to be a superior article for cooMn pur DUNCAN. West Falls avenue, ns-eotft first Yard below tsreet Bridge. CUAS. WEST, SOIR AOKVT FOR THR BaITIXIRR MaRITCT for the CUMBERLAND COAL IRON A-tor, Eckhart, Washington and other CoALS, it -r prepared to furnish th trade and ronsumerj by Cm car load, dehvered in of the city at suiua prices.

C5-OFF1CE, in the "SUN IROX BUILDING Bouth street. IJALTIMORE PAN 'S (MIA I. BR BLACK DIAMOND. LVKEN'S VALLEY, LEHIGH AND CUMBERLAND COAL. JOHN Q.

Si.OAX. Coal Dbai.fr. corner of GcnoiR and Paca p'reetii, is prepared to deliver all of the above kinds of COAL, to the consumer, at the love runrket price, and will warrant all Coal sold at liis yrd to be ai rep-res-erited. ll. to the ton.

Umf Yard. WeH FaUsAretrne. IS-if TVto EXCUSE FOR POVERTY. i FORTUNE IN FOR ONE DOLLAR! Direction mil be sent to anyone eiiclosiiiT tl, post paid, to the subscriber, which will enable them to realize, wiih the smallest Ount ofcRpitnl. from I5 to S30 per weeii.

AJ.Ire.s THOS. D. CAT LIN. Washington. D.

C. 71 BURNS SLOAN. Wholesale and Refaii 'LUaF BER MERCHANTS, Corner of EUTAW and GERMAN Baltimore, have on hand a larare and well selected assortment of BUILDLNii LUMBER, which they offer for saie on the uiost accommodatiRg teiTiis. jai-Via TTTJI. F.

JOHNSON offers his fcervicesi to the mer chants, and other business men of IJ.tlrunore city, in tiie COLLECTION of NOTES and ACCOUNTS generaHy aRainst parties residing in Frederick city ami county." He pledge himself to give prompt attention to claims placed in his hands and torresponsiMlity and capacity refers to Gideon Bantc. Chnsri.in Stetuer, Basil Norn. L.Ma.-keU. Georjre F. Webster, Frederick City: John M.

Buck. Chane-i A. Gamhriil. Barthobiw, Tirlany St ileury James. Wm.

A.VVy-miir. fialtimore. ul a a w4w ARYLAND l'lS ITEN'TI AK Y. E.AL ED RO-POSALS wi'd tc received bvtlie I irector. of thr establishment, until THURSDAY, the lh funiisbin? DAILY during the term of twelve month, from the 1st of Febmarv, 15.

alwut two hundred an.l fittT fre-h BEEF and MUTTON, as follows: Ne-t more than 5 nrek pie'es. each of Ibs weight. ne or two quarters of Mnu.ui each day. The balance in lieef. of tiie follow and of ecHHl quantities of each: Chuck ribs and shoulder.

Thick ends of the plate and 1-ri-ker. Lai he and einypieces sliiiis eirin-d. I- Tl hole delivery of beef to hy tin' of an pou.ti ounntity of one diy in eju'h week, t-'irtictiiiat the summer if req-iired: or the delivery of either to be omitted 011 fiv d.tys of the week, as nlfy be hereafter directed. Tiie beef to be of tlie bes.f quality, according to it kind, and bond nn4 secil-ritv to be given for the Lutiifal con-pliance the contract j11' PE1ER FLA3IM. CONFECTIONER.

N. LEXINGTON ST. Comer TjWe Sharp street. Offers ft rsaie FRENCH CONFECTIONERY ofa.1 kind. Ail kinds of CAKES and SWEETMEAT, suli.iiile f.ttniritnia.

Intiereiit kindsof PIF.rA.frestt evervdav. Aiinonds. Kaisius and ail kind, of Fruit, di-t-iirt-l H.MliiWARE. t. v.

pnst.EY. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE Id ILRBi IK ROTIf AND DME-5TI(T rTARDWARB, N. 4 LIGHT STREET WHARF, 4 doors aoutii of Pratt irec, PIS-ff'' KaltimnK. Cl'ITON AND WOOLEN rAirpORIEti, Own.js, Agents or Maraofrs Tiikrewf If yftu wiai t- btiyrtrtl RrTiclea ri-iit, please call en us W'H, Warp, Bands, thi. Stap.S'rcli.Giue.

Leather, Cird-t. Siwx)ls. Shuttles, Reeds. pickers, Rnbbui-Rivets, Washers, R. Mer hi Smith's Bellows, TOWNER -t BROOKS.

Baltiiuore street. di7-tfl FA I AN KSS li EST HE ITVDEPSiGNED have ppened the sals of their SirALES, at 21 H. CHARLESt where wRvfce found a full aaortment of every vsritftv. LA RG SUA EES will be sent in any pnrt tiie country at short nonce. For accuracy, simplicity, and durability, seal's are Every Scnle is warraute J.

nil-lyJ E. Ji F. FAIRBANKg rUlAULES KAFLINSKL BRASS FINISHER. Nf. 45 NORTH STREET, oppo-ite the Gas Wirks.

Ecspcctfnlly announces to the public that is ore-pared to Manufacture, at the short-! n-wtce, BRACKETS. PILLAR LIGHTS, PENDANT and GAS COCKS, N. B. Chandelier and Brackets GiH, and Bronzed, at the shortest notice. datMn CNft REW.4 RD Will be paid for the of a CJOKI COLORED GIRL, answerin? to the name ch" Mary Lizzie: ten years of ase.

shfhtjy built, darts brown complexion; has usually a down look. Tbist child slraved away, (havirorveryreccr.tly beenbrouarl.t to the city.) or was enticed from the residence of Dr. Alex. Cooper, (druargist.) corner of Cans! aad Chew streets, about the latter part of November la. Any one restortns the above lot child to No.

DO COURT LAND STREET, comer of Mulberry, will receive the, above reward, and the thanks of tiie owner. j9-4tTi DR. FITCH'S SHOULDER BRACES, A DOM 1 NAL SUPPORTERS, Inhaling Tubes, and Metlidneit, for the Cure of Rold by bis Agent, W. F. GARY, 61 N.

Gay Baltimore. Md. Also, Riding and Money Belts, Snrndtlor P.races, Supporters of all descriptions. Canes, Whips), Umbrellas; Plated and Composition Rusks; Katan and Whalo-bone. Dr.

Banning a Brace for Rale. Also, Iniswen and Bandages of every description, made to order. Mrs. W. F.

CARY had rccivetl another supply of FRENCH CORSETS. dU-lm CENtTlNE PREPARATIONS FOR THRliAlitT I AND II AIR DYES, sold by SETH H. ANCSt. 108 BaLTTMORR Van Deusen'a Whaperi Lovctt'R Wliapene, Barry's Tricopherous, Lyon's Jsyr.e's Hair Tonic, 'Iftvle'a IITW.rirk,k i Hair tf Bachelor's Hair Djv. Twiag's Hair Dye, H'tir Dye.

ir Dye, Hair Dy im tunierons Dye anti nr -1 of every dfc-crptioa, tvo TOTii-Er-7 ARCHITECT 8lrILDER3. Trketfir9 of informing their fnenda snJ thj PUiiiic that, ar'it-r thi date, any communication left letter bo. No. 19 MECllANICt-'l-iCUANU-i. wiii be iwompUy a.ae'tdcd to.

H. i J. REYNOLDS, Builder Ba'iimore. 1. 1fe.

TI Front atreet. JOEN A. JUNES' IMPROVED NATIONAL HATS. DTK. HO Restores Cie original Brown or Black color Ia 3a 1 Piinute mor beauufully than it.s onginai lustre.

MaitnricturcI and for saic and applied in private room bv JOHN A. JONES 3 E. Baltimore feCrect. between Front and High ew. Also, sale at all tlie respect-blo Dnigirii.18 and Fancy 8torfsj Use Oniou, Cut Jlr3-i tot rvfic3cci.) it w.

On MONPJtY EVES1SG, January WA. 1411. BARTLETT'S CELEBRATED UUADR1LLE BAND is engaged for the occasion. TICKETS FIFTY CENTS, admitting a gentleman and ladv for each additional lady 23 cents: to be had of the members of the band and at the door on the evening of the Concert. Doors open at 7 o'clock, concert to commence at 3 o'clock: and dancing at and coiitiuue positively not.

later than 13 o'clock. NATIONAL FIREiNSURANCG COMPANY. OFFICE No. 13 SO UTH TREET. This Company insures every description of Property in the City or Country against loss or damage by fire.

The Directors meet daily at 12 o'clock to determine upon applications for insurance. No unnecessary delay will be experienced by persons haviug business with the odice. JNO. B. SEIDEN3TRICKER, President.

Hoard oj uireuors: A. A. Chapman, ISaml. Fenby, Jos. W.

Jenkins, Wm. Loney, Wm. Woodward, Sangston, lob Smith, Geo. Bartierr, T. II.

Sullivan, Adam Denmead. Jno. W. Ross, -Henry M. Bash eotfr? WM.

SCHRODER, Sec'y. ASSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, No. 12 SOUTH ST. Open Aaly insurance of all descriptions of Proper' the limits of the eity.

JOHN R. MOORE, President. Charles West, Meohamcal UIREOTORS: Jacob Tnt.n, First Ealr'e Franci Bums, United James Young, Franklin J- Pearson, Washiiifrt'n nery Hardesty, Paapsco Howard II. E. Barton, Watehmnn Jos.

C. Boyd. Lafayeu. ueorae iiannan, union Daniel Super, Friendship J. J.

Farlow. Deptford Allen Paine, Liberty Sam'i Kirk, Independent R. Mason. Vitrilant W. A.

Hack, New Market J. Wlieeden.Columbian eotfr JOHN DUKEHART, Secretary. BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY No. 2t SOUTH STREET. Thin Compar.v INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE in the city or country oa the various descriptions of property.

BOARD OF DHi ECTOR 5. J. I. COHEN, PRESIDENT. Wm.

Frirk. F. W. Alrickx. J.

Penr.insron. P. A. Taylor, W.G. Harrison, S.

O. Hoff man, David S.Wilson. W. F.Wortbinsr- Joshua I. Cohert.

J. Birckhead, Francis T. King, S.T.TIiompson, Geo.R.Vickexs, W. Gilmor.lton. nenry FREDERICK.

WOOD WORT II, Secretary. 1 FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY. OFFTE ON TTTE NORTH-EAST CORNER OR SOUTH AN SECOND STREETS. INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE, on all descriptions of PROPERTY within the limits of the city. JOHN REF.E, President.

BOARD OP DIRECTORS. John IL r.h!en An. J. Menie I. Cohen James Fields Dr.

G. S. Gibson Garret Rrmvn Chas. M. Keyser M.

F. Keyser Fred'k Seyler Edw. Jenkins T. W. Levering Nathan Tyson VVpi.

Robinsrn Jrshua Drj'den J. S. Donovan Henry Pike Samut Wilson T. L. Shafl'or 11.

R. Caleb Parks L. Reitz John Cubing Francis DavvcJ iOtlo Tonicy. Ge.ortre Eoa-er Dift'etMlerfTt-r Beni. C.

Ross illush Bolton Robert Taylor 'Wm. Reaney iJoliu (i. Rency ueo. in 1 THOS. G.

UTTER IttHN L. BRUNER vs. MARY BRUNER. In the Superior Court of Baltimore, sitting in Euitv. December tenn.

13. This cause standing ready for hearing, and being submitted, the proceedings were read and considered. It is. therefore, this second diy of January, in the year ightc-en liuiidred and fifty-four, by William Frick. Judge of the Superior Court for Baltimore city, and by the authority of this Court, adjudged, ordered and decreed, that the said John L.

Bruner, the complainant, have relief in the premises, and that he be, and he is hereby, divorced. n)ia et thoro." from his said wife. Mary Bruner. the defendant. And it is further ordered! that the suid complainant pav all the c-tfc-ts of the suit.

WM FRICK. It Test. EDW'D. DOWLING, Clerk. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE.

That the subscriber, of Baltimore city, hath obtained from the Orphans' Court of Baltimore city, in Maryland, letter of administration on the personal estate of MARY HAMMOND, late of said city, deceased. All persons having claims aerainst the said deceased, are hereby warned to evtiit.it the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the lath day of next; they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate. Given under "iny hand this lith day of January, 1S3L jia iawti: Cl JERVIS SPENCER. A.lm'r. CREY HAIR CHANGED.

NO DYEING EMPLOYED. Thi harpy state of thinsrs can be sucoefr.Hv ac-comth-hed by "VAN DEUSEN'S IMPROVED WAIHTiNE," an article which has established for the inventor a reputation fully sustained by the thotiands that have used it. For restoring the hair to its original color, proniotirisr a luxuriant growth in the place ot wasted locks, and renewing its natural ami Biopsy ap pearance, no preparation has as yet eicelled this vain able desideratum. For sale at the depot, 123 Chambers street, New York, and by SETH S. HANCE, 1-T3 Baltimore street.

Price, tl per bottie, or six bottles for 85. tf -22 COUGH MEDICINES. APPLICABLE TO Tiff. PRESENT SEASON, FOR SALE BY SETH S. Ayres' Cherry Pectoral.

Sehenck's PulmonieSyntp Hance's IlorehounnCamry Mrs. Pharmun's Caudy. Wistar's Wild CheiTy. Dr. Bannsr's Napthi.

Dance's Horeliound Syrup Sherman's Cough Lozeu-Kes. DI SWEETSER'S EXTRACT OF LIVERWORT AND TAR. Dr. Townseiid's Sarsapa- John Bull's Sarsanaril'ti. Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers Bucham's Hungarian Balsam.

Locock's Pulmonic Wafer. Dr. Rose's Cough Syrup. sale br SET II S. HANCE, tApi With alicut fifty others for 108 BALTIMORE ST.

ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE PERFORMED IN OUR OWN CITY, BY DR. CHALMERS' SANATIVE TINCTURE. Baltikorr, November 9, 1H53. Dear Fir: It affords me the greatest pleasure to rive you in detail the astonishing cure which Doctor Chalmers' Sanative injirfwrehas performed in tlie els' of my wife. It is now some six months sii-ce my wife was attacked with Dyspcona.

Hirer Complaint and Giddiness. So bad was her appearance and health, that her eyes were much and her skin assumed a sickly hue. and was covered over the face and neck with eruptions. Ht bodily sufferings were excrueimirg, chiefly a sore pain tiie breast, under the shoulders, and acmssi the back: p- Jpitation of the heart, and a mwt violent rain io the head, which was so intense as to deprive her of reason. Her breast was very weak.

much that it was with difficulty he could her hand to tier head. About this time, seeinsr one of Dr. Pamphlets, which bad been tlirown iu the house, and bviking over the various curesi perft.nned by itJ wonderful virtues, I was induced to purchase a bottle far a trial. I can conscientiously say, that before shehad finished tiie first bottle, she felt and looked like an person: her skill became clear, her pains left her, she could eat food which she hail but a week before bvuiicd. and she was altogether a new peisou.

She has not used over three boitle.s, ar.d is cured. M. H. Airfrt. 5 South Puca street, Kilto.

rricp ONE DOLLAR per ltfie. or sit bottles tor t5. For sal by SETH S. HANCE, 1 -S Baltimore street: J. C.

Bower, J. W. Barry 8c E. K. Siahl, Wm.

T. Nimmon: J. W. Read. Fell's Point; and in Washington.

D. by Chas. Stott Co. UaBr FREEDOM FROM COUGH IN TEN MINUTES AFTER UJ-BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Are unfading in cure of CoUous, Colds. ATn Ma, Brokchitis, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Dif-ricriTY of Brkathiko, Incipient VnHsvxnv'X iss Diseases or thr Icngs.

Thevhr.ve no taste of medicine, and any child will tike them. Thousands have been restored to health that hrid before despaired. Testimony given in hundreds of casc-t. A single dose relieves in ten minhies. Ask lor Bryan's Pidiinr.

Waf-Tt. Tft? orixin an 1 oily genuine is stamped "Bryan." Spunou kinds ar orered for sale. Twenty-five cer.ts a bix. Sold by de-alcrs generally. J.

BRYAN St Proprietors. N. Y. WbolosnM ar.d retail by C. WISEMAN.

Drugit, concrof West Baltimore and Fremont st.s., Kaltihiore, and by W. ELIOT, Drtiijist, sid Twelfth streets, Washington. D. Uats.r FIRST CU A I Tt A I.I. Ol'TIII! VliP PF.II.

ASM! li'l ATllV I. l.ol.i at i 'PA. TRAlj HALL, cornerof Charles and streets, on THIS Thursday EVENINt-. Jan uary Charles McCoy, I Hy. Williams.

(Jeo.W. Schimp. I Geo. Wanield, John Willimis. James Sheahan, Tlm.

"Mirnhv. Peter Ladin, U. McKewen, Fl.OOK MAXACERS Thomas Murphy. P. Latlin.

either pains or expense will be spared by the Association to render tlr Ball equal to their name. TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, admitting a Gentleman ad Ladies. it. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. iJV-- Tliesubscrilierwoiihl inform his JL433 i i mm 1 ill it i.rua ufiiijiii.

of East Baltimore, that be has discontinued his Coach Stables, Bank and removed his stock of V.aches, SiCto his Old Stand, N. CALVERT STREET, where he wiil con'inue to undertake the furnishing of Funerals with HEARSES ami COACHES in a style un-iir- Eassed by any otlser establishment in the city. His 011s will give their personal attendance on ail such occasions, thereby insuring the preservation of the strictest order and decorum, both 111 going to and reluming from the various places of burial. All per-ous indebted to me at the East Baltimore a Bank street, are rt'tiueted to make payment to JOHN STEWART. No.

63 North Calvert street. jU'-coyt opposite City pri 1 NOTICE. REMOVAL. BOBBINS BIUB have removed their Stock of STOVES, Stc, to the lurae WAREHOUSES former'v occupied by Messrs. Voting St Carson, immediately opposite their Old Stand, where mnv be found a lrfrer and better assortment of STOVE'S, PARLOR 1RATES.

COOK-ING RANGES. COPPER and TIN WARE. AGRICULTURAL BOILERS, Stc than in any house in this citv. With our MACGREGOR'S Heating Stoves and HOT-AIR FURNACES, we challenge competi tion. Call snd gee.

at and 4 LIGHT STREET, below Lombard. BOBBINS P. I RB. 1 CARRIAGES CARRIAGES. The sijbscrilw has just opeed bis -CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, ia SOUT.5 CAY STREET, opposite the E.tchorge.

whers Km larsrestand best of CARRIAGES cast found in the city. Persons wiil find it to their Miters; to (rive a a I am determined to sell luw CASH OR APPROVED PAPER, at airmouthus. At; work sold nt rn7 Repository warranted for twiari montlss. Oid Carriagt'S repr.irod at abort aouco, aken in eichauge far new ones. jie-tf rt WILLIAM MeCA.tPT 4CS-.

NEW AND BfLVLTlFin. GOODS OK TllK llOLIDA nvn iv. vtrk. G0LVS3UTH AND JEWELER. 148 Baltimorr Street, Inv-ifesi she attention of purchasers to hi tie of RICH GOLD JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, and FINE FANCY" ARTICLES, many of which are the prettiest that have ever been offered in this city, 1 l'f i rv JUST ARRIVED FROM THE NORTH A tine lot of NORTH ER.N HORSES; among tliem are several pair; throe fine single Horses, for family tne-cinnot be surpassed.

To be at N. R. wbODWAISJJ'S, PostO'Rce Abies, st on. 17 si, jtt f. Vi' rr YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-Lk3 TION.

The Annual Meeting will be held on THIS (Thursday! EVENING, at Vi o'clock, at St. John's Church, Liberty street, (Dr. Webster's.) As it has been found impossible to make suitable arrangements lor a Public Meeting, the Members only are invited to attend. The next Lecture will be delivered on Wednesday Evening next, 13th at the Assembly Rooms, by'Rx. Rev.

A. Potter. D. "GREAT COUNCIL OF MARYLAND. The Uuarerlv Communication of the Great Coun cil Improved Order of Red Men will be held at Osceola Wigwam on the 13th Sleep of the Cold Moon, 6.614.

jl2-2t! J. L. BOOKER, G. C. R.

nrwMECHANlCAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. UoC The Annual Meeting of the ASSOCIATION lor the election of Olticers lor the ensuing year, will be on THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock, llil JOS. K. MILNOR, President- NOTICE. The Members? of the JOURNEY MEN IRON MOULDKKS' POUIKTY are requested to attend a Stated Meeting THIS (Thursday) EVENING, 12th at IK o'clock at their Hall, as there is an election of Officers to take place to serve for tlie ensuing six months.

Every member is expected to be punctual in his attendance. I5y order, It? JAS. 11. McGAllRITY, Sec. FIRE COMPANY.

The members LkS of the UNION FIRE COMPANY are requested to a tpecinl meeting on THIS (Thii'sday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock, at the Hall of the Engine House. Businessof importance demands Ihe consideration of evrrv member. By order. It! Rl PETER NEWELL, President. 'Ml'sEL'M.

TllK LJIST VJik OF jl PKTT. "A 1 niNc of Beai-ty is a Joy Forever." The truth of this axiom is nightly verified by the tlioussnds of delighted citi.ena who throng tiie Saloon oi tins ume-nonoreaestaiiiisiiuieiii, wncreis now play ing, to crowned audiences, tne most magmlicent Sce nic Spectacle ever put on the stasre in this city. No thing that approved taste or lavish expenditure can eitect nas neen omitiea in us production, ana the auditors are carried insensibly back to the classic ae and again behold the living beings, and material world of eighteen centuries asro. Mr. Getz, the ell'orts of whose pencil uavesoottcii given delight to the pa trotis of the Museum, has in this piece outdone him self, and many of the scenes, in addition to tlie merit of rare beauty of design and coloring, are exact tran scripts ot the localities wmcn they represent, being taken from drawings made on the spot.

The acting of the ladies and gentlemen engaged in tins play is vigorous and appropriate, an! the charming music both vocal and instrumental, rich costumes, exciting tableaux, and wonderful ciiauges, all go to make up a most perfect whole. No description can do justice to the grandeur and iiiterc-t of the last scene, the desperate determination of the noble gladiator to do and die fir his father's freedom; the accusation of the beautiful blind srirl. bold in conscious innocence; tlie scorn and hatred of the proud Egyptian: he temtic elemental war; the fiery volcano; the crashing amphitheatre, burying its assembled tlioussnds beneath its failing walls; uiiikea picture, which to be appreciated must be seen. The houses are crowded, how could it be otherwise with such ail not to see it. it PROTRACTED MEETING.

A series of Re lisrious Meetings are now hem? held ia the Methodist Frotestant Church, corner ot Aisqitith and Fayette streets. EVERV NlGIIT.com- mencmar at 7 clocK. Kev. tetfr liuht ilso.n- and Rev. Jfpsf.

Siirerve, of the Maryland Annual Conference, are expected to officiate. The public are anectionatciy invited. ju-at: IVr-r NOTICE. ALL LICENSED ENGINEERS Lk5 of the city of are requested to meet at A A hale. street, on this Thursday) L.

ti 12th at i o'ciock. neirespeeiai at tendance is particularly requested, as business of ini portance will be presented to their consideration. jll-2tC rysyGRAXD FESTIVAL BY THE FRIENDSHIP Lki? COUNCIL. No. 2, O.

IT. at Powhata comer or" Bond and PraH streets, on THIS (Thursday) EVENING. Jan. 12. The committee pledge themselves to make this on of the best of the season.

TICKETS FIFTY CENTS EACH, to be had of any ilie members, or at the door on the e-eniug of tlie Festival. A COTILLON BAND will be in attendance, and SI PPER will be furnished by experienced hands. By order ot the committee, e. a. E.

L. li M. A. MARRIED. On the nth instant, by Kev.

Mr. Reese. CASPER WEAVER, of Baltimore, to Miss L. VINGLING, of count v. On the loth im'tant.

at the South Baltimore Parori nsre. 303 Liebt street, bv Rev. J. R. Nichols.

THOMAS MOW BR to Miss SUSAN Y. CREIGHTON, all of On the loth instant, by Kev. T. P. Cook, E.

C. GOOD Ka of Uneen Ann's county. to Mi MART KENNARD.ol Baltimore. LCentrevillc CMd. papers pT ccpv.j On the Silt instant, bv Rev.

"Mr. Hamilton. GOLD SMITH D. CALLAWAY to MARY E. GREEN, all ot tins ciiv On the instant, bv Ecv.

Mr. MoElfresh. WIL LI AM M. HOUGH to Miss FRANCES V. SMITH loiU oi ims city.

DIED On tho nth instant, after along and painful iiincss. which he bore with Christian lortuude, the hop ot al.lissfuiinimortalUy.CiiARLES ANDREW IIORST-M AN, nared 2(3 years. IMs friend-and relatives are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on this (Thursday)afteriioon. at two o'clock, from his late residence, Bank street, between W'-if and Washington. On the nth instant, MICHAEL COUGHLAN, in the isthyear of his age, a native of County Clare, Ireland.

May he ret in peace. His friends "and the friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral, on It, is morning, at ten o'clock, from his mother' residence, Aisquiili street, opposite Thompson, without further notice. fin Wer-cday afternoon, 11th instant, of chronic cioup, HELEN VALERIA, aired 5 year-, 4 months and 13 days onlv daughter of Maria Augusta and the late C) ailes A. Mctfee, Jr. The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend her funeral, on this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her grand-mother, (Mis.

Catharine Frisbie. No. 200 Ann F. P. On Wednesday afternoon, lltil instant, of chronic croup, LIZZIE PEYTON, aged 4 years, 4 months and 18 (lays, only daughter of Joseph G.

and Martha A. Summer. The lair bud but expanded its leaves for the spring. And then its blight petals were spread to the view: But winter's dire frost, with its icy cold hand. Has left the seared leaves as a la-t sad adieu.

The friends of the family are invited to attend the fi-nerol. on to-morrow (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, from the resijence of her grand-father, (Chas. B. Green, 1 N. High street.

On the th instant, after a long and painful illness, JAMES aged 12 years and 6 months, son of Sophia the late John Dobson, of Easton. Md. Easton papers please copy. 1 And is my dear boy gone? That precious darling rled? And is that lovr.iyform Reposing with the dead? Yes, yes, the conflict's o'er. The mortal strife is past, Oin- Jimmy is no more, We saw him breathe his hist.

u. D. AGAR TTTfFDRNITURJWEA LER "jiSD OTHERS. I call the attention of the trade and others to the large sale of FURN ITIJRE, at DEMOCRATIC HALL, on THIS DAY, 12th instant, at 10 o'clock. For particulars see advertisement.

Sale positive SAML. II. GOVER, 12-It! No. 9 South street. THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC AND DEA-1 LERS is asked to our sale on FRIDAY MORN ING, Jan.

14, at 10 o'clock, at the store situated on the south side of Baltimore street, east of Frederick, at which sale will be sold a large assortment of superior made MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, as follows: German and French Accordeons and Flutinas: Banjos; Tamborines; Guitars; Flutes; Clarionets; Flagolets; Violins; Music Boxes; very superior Music, ALSO, A large lot of Toy3 Hosierv, Gloves, Suspenders, Terms cash. Sale positive. ji2-ts. prl ARMOR Si AueH. rR.

EDMUND G. HATERS wishes to announce 1 to his friends and th public fronerallv. that he has lis friends and th public tronerallv. that be has resumed the Practice of his Profession in Baltimore. Ottice, No.

21 HOLLINS STREET. tit' 8,000 RENT BE INVESTED IN GROUND Inquire at the office of the ja i2-2t Sun. OLD PENS! GOLD GOLD Of superior quality, at moderate prices, received this day. and offered for sale at GABL. D.

CLARK'S WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE, Water street, head of Cheapsidc. cplmj OC CENT DAGUERREOTYPES. All those who have missed getting their LIKENESS taken had better come while it is bad weather, as we are not so much crowded, and csn give better satisfaction. If you want to pay a Dollar for one we can give yu something better than you ever saw. If you doubt it.

bring the bed Picture yon can find, and see if we beat it ixt WOODBIUDGE HARRIS', 214 Baltimore st. MOLASSES. 250 bbls. new crop N. Orleans MOLASSES, now landing ex barques Prentiss and Ifowland.

For sale by D. STUART SOX, jl2-tf Exchange place. ORANGES Havana Sweet, for sale by WM. II. McLEAN, Family Grocer, tfr! cor.

Charles and Barnet sts. NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. A large lot of Loveri ng's pulverized, crushed and clarified SUGARS; BUTTER; LARD; FRUITS, Sic A choice assortment of extra fine Green and Black Teas just received from the North, and warranted to received irom me worth, and warranted to Every grade of Wines and Brandies; Family ra Flour and Buckwheat Meal. JOS. HORN, nmer of Lexington and Paca sts.

12 -UvWy picase. and Extra n. comer oi Lexington and Paca sts. i 12 uvin-r I -VENISON BROTHER, I TF-1 DE.QLERS and FJIMTLY GROCERS, NO. 219 PRAT STREET.

BETWEEN HANOVER AND SHARP, Offer for sale a very superior stock of exfa fine and superior YOUNG HYSON, IMPERIAL, GUNPOWDER, OOLONG and POUCHONG TEA, together with a general assoitment of all Goods in their line, at low prices. jt2-tfr AVANA ORANGES. 1,000 very choice Havana Fweet ORANGES: also Charleston GRITS. (small Hommony;) fresh TOMATOES, in cans; fresh Peaches and Pens means; vvedmg's celebrated N. Y.

Buckwheat, in 23 Tb bags; Havana Cigars of choice mialitv and highest grades. Also, extra old and new Hums', for sale by WM. H. McLEAN, 12-tfr 52 TV. Charles, cor.

Barnet Su FLOUR, BUTTER. GROCERIES, fee Best White Wheat Family, Extra and Rye Flottn Prime No. 1 Glades Butter, suitable for family use; Sugars; coffees, For sale by JAMES J. LAWN, 12-tfr: Nos. ia ana 14a mnn itiwa.ru si.

IrOR SALE A BOY, who is 2-3 years of age, and lis 22 years and eleven months to sr-rve .1 ino hand snl sound, For terras an? at tin Sun l'J 2i Mil. auk if, Jan. 10. The cars on the Milwau- kie and Mississippi railroad now run regularly to Stoughton, a distance of 73 miles. The weather here is cold.

Massacimsctts Election. Boston, Jan. 11. The Senate to-day concurred in the election of Washburn for Governor, and Plunkctt of Lieutenant Governor. Sail ins of tlie Africa.

New York, Jan. 11. The royal mail steamer Aliica sailed to-day for Liverpool with 100 passengers, and nearly one million dollars in specie. Deatii of an Old Merchant. Boston, Jan.

11. The Hon. Thomas II. Perkins, one amongst the oldest and most respected Amusements. Museum.

In addition to the splendid spectacle drama of the Last Days of Pompeii.there will be performed to-night a new piece of singular ia and effect, entitled The Kingf and the Carpenter, or Royalty versus Democracy. The rush to see Pompeii is as great ever, and the house is nightly filled with delighted audiences. Charles Street Theatre. The beautiful comedy of Old Heads and Young Hearts, so admirably peformed by the talented company at this Hegant theatre, will be repeated this evening. The high character of the plays produced here, and the unexcelled beauty of the appointments, is reaping for the management a rich reward of public appreciation.

Col. Jf'ocd's Erhihititn of the and small La dies, at Carroll Hall was visited yesterday afternoon by over a thousand ladies and children. The Colonel cater for the public amusement in fine style, and no exhibition has been so popular or well attended for vests. Ttis Pdiified will be exhibited at Carroll Hall for a short time loi ger for the gratification of the cn-iicu. Stone 4" MiiJi 'gun's great Southern Circus, in combination with tlie ew York Circus, forming together a magnificent stud of horsfs, and a talented company of equestiians, clowns, St will soon open in this city, at the Front street Theatre, where they will remain for a short season.

The Franhenstcins could not begin their justly celebrated Exhibition of Niagara, as they expected, lust night. They are thus limited to four nisrhts, com moncing this evening, at tiie Hall of the Maryland In stitute. A Grand Festival is given this evening bv the Friendship Council O. V. at Powhatan Hall, which promises io he a pleasant aflhir.

Last IVefk ny Coi. Ceeat Exhibition i Carroll Hall. Ovfr Osg Thot-sakk I.ai:f.s A his Great Female Wondera on Wednesday Afternoon. gf-Adiiiitmncc 25 Children Everybody in the City ought to re td tin's week's Monumental Literary Gazette, which is now out Contents: ifplenrid tal of the last war. bv George A.

lloi.b?, callpd "Henry Laurence, or of the 'Ocnildine:" "The '-Uncle I'eter's "The World's '-Kobert Essays: Editorial Matter; Fun; Humor, he. Persons df siring specimen copies can ge the first number gratis, at the counter of the odice, Fost-oiiice aver. ne. App.ii. Divjr.ENo Upon- -rns BAr.TiMonF.

and Ohio Railroad Stock. If it were intended as an Jlpril Joke, arid to 1 nuke a presentiment as a probaUilit of something inconr.eirahht vi-tikrhi, the late purchaser of the reverHon of this foretold dividend upon a hundred shares might stand but responsible for the u-ual amount of mischief to tire unsuspecting, generally in-eidnit to the gratification of waggish propensities. But could 't be shown tliut the perpetrators were instigated to pftY this Eortts for moonshine, whereby to allure and entrap into stock engagements, prolit, the too conridingaud credulous many, ought not a whip be placed in tlie hands "of every honest man to lash such hcaitless schemers around, aye, and out from the Civis. TnE Five Mimton Loan. There is a petition now in general circulation in this eity, which has commanded a large signature of our lir-'t business houses, and of our citizens generally, calling on the Legislature for such rcstricti.ms in the use of the money obtained on city credit as will insure the double track.

In fact, that purpose was the prominent feature of the whole loan, without which the measure could not have been carried. 1 he caption of tlie ordinance is, "An ordinance to aid the and Ohio Railroad Company by a loan of five millions of dollars to complete their road to the city of Wheeling, to fund their debts, at) eiiiecially to a ilonhle track as far Fifhnont, tnilrsiliitunt from the city of Baltimore." This is the caption ot the ordinance. It sets forth that ''the especial" object of the movement is to lai a second truck to Piedmont, 21H wic? of distance." It is. passing strange that this "espedal olject" of the ordinance found no place in the body of that instrument! It is no where made obligatory on the Company to apply any pan ot tins loan to this object! Could there be an occult design in this omission It was doubtless accidental. The high character of president Harrison may not be approached with a question of the honest directness erf ins purpose.

He knows, and all know that thisdooiiletraekwas the paramount, or in the language of the caption, was the "especial' object of the loan. This "rvperiai" purpose, by some strange oversight, was omitted to be imposed as a condition. Who can object to the correction of thisover-siffhtf This is the design of the memorial. The people who loan the money ask the Legislature to correct an oversight in the ordinance, so that tlie "epm'Z'' object of their loan may be assured to them. There can be 110 difficulty about 1 his.

Who will oppose it? Who can der.y the above facts? Let the "espcdal of the loatl be embodied in the law. The law will be a bond binding our people for five millions of dollars. Letthe especial consideration for thin heavy debt be put in the loud. This is just and reasonable. We have srreat trust in the President of the railroad company.

His name is beyond suspicion. But he is not the company, nor does lie wield its powers. The temptations to divert this fund are very great. The avarice of slock gamblers has already been awakened. Faint nuittcrings of cashdividerids in April have sounded on the public ear.

Bets have been oilered on such dividends. Every body knows dividends cannot be made from revenue. Hungry creditors guard that pass. Protested credits knock at that door. Where must dividends come from? Give the company the $5,000,000, withoutrestriction, and wc will also bet on a cash dividend in April.

The citizens want this thing settled. It is theirright. Ldiigo in thebowi which hinds them to this heavy pajmcnt! There may be no danger but, we reperu, it can do no harm to pvi it in the bond! Ladies' Fhrs. The largest stock, greatest variety, preitiest, and decidedly the cheapest, are at Davis', Baltimore street, 9 doors East ot the Bridge. i January opens well for Miller customers! On the Sd inst.

tiie good looking capital of $8,270, to Nos. 4 10 70. and on the 7th inst. last Saturday an other capital worth Nos. 17 59 60.

Great luctt, this, and no mistake. Prop in to-day for rich results, on tlie corner of Baltimore and St. Paul st. The Messrs. Nairn Paca Ht.

abnve Lexington, have had ten three number tickets within the past week, and three of those handsome prizes. whole ticket, $3,000 and SO.000, and no doubt they will have more. Drawing Nos. of Susquehanna Lottery, Class 28 53 11 4i 13 7 41 2 14 65 48 5 20 27. Big Returns for Small Outlays.

The pold by Miller through the investment oi $22, shows the brag dividends that the old corner continues to hand over to customers. Call and see the fortunate ticket, numbers 17 G9 tio. Cashed vv Promptly The splendid prize of sold by Miller Co. on Saturday, to Nos. 17 59 tSO, was on the same evening paid at sight at head quarters for prizes and cash payments, right on tlie corner of Baltimore and St.

Paul via. Another Famous Prize sold by Millpr Co. $3,000 in a package of shares the Nos. 17 59 60thH beauty fell to a customer of the Baltimore and St. Paul street corner, pr last Saturday's large drawing; outlay on tlie package only $22.

Osi.t Saturday two weeks threehamwome prizes of 6,000 dollars each, and Saturday week the handsome prize of 8 270 dollars, and lat Saturday another of 8.000 dollars, sold from the old corner by Miller Co. The Managers' official drawings to-day tell the public of Miller Ot splendid hick. Again, we say. for a lortune, or at least a gcod prize, the place to purchase is rijht on the corner sf lialumor? a..