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arrr- 1 1 11 1" 'V "fu "jyim if 11 1- BOARDING. AUCTION SAL.ES. WANTS, ACCTlOrT SALES. FOR SALE AND RENT DWELLING AND STABLE on Carroll courr, al2near corner of Cove and Pratt for rent. It t-would do well for a milk seller.

Trie Stable will hold eight horses. The Dwelling is next dor to the stable, and has six rooms and a Ttitchen. The Stable would be rented separate. BURNS SLOAN, Lum-ber Merchants, cor. JEutaw and German sts.

jl3 tf! FARM FOR SALE. I hereby offer at.PRI-fVATfc, SALE, till 1st of May next, my PURLl-VANT FARM on Kent Island, Ann county, Maryland. This Farm contains 334 acres; about 44 acreg in wood, 40 in salt marsh lands, (which makes it a superior grazing Farm,) and the balance (250 acres) under cultivation, in fine fields, all of which have been recently limed with stone nd shell lime. On the Farm is a LARGE TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING, Back Building and Kitchen, also brick, and all other out-buildings, including a Wind Mill. It has also one of" the best APPLE ORCHARDS 011 it in the country, and a variety of other valuable fruit.

The situation is healthy, and affords a fine view of the Chesapeake Bay. Terms will be made to accommodate the purchaser. JACOB WINCHESTER. 1 3- eo3t W3t Annapolis, Md. XOST AN 13 FOUAD.

LOST On Wednesday evening, coming out of the Museum to the coiner of Calvert and Baltimore or in an omnibus going to the corner of Gough and Ann a GOLD PENCIL, with a yellow set. A hbeial reward will be given for it if returned to 169 E. GOUGH STREET. ji3-2t! LOST In the Franklin Square stages, a PORT-MONNOIE. (between 8 and 9 o'clock on Wednesday evening.1 containing a small amount of money and sundry papers of no value but lo the owner.

Among thete a note of hand drawn bv Chas. 11. Hoffman, in favor of Robert Gibson, tor $t3, payment ot which has been stopped. The tinder will comer a fa- vor by leaving it at Sun office. c-r-w CAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER, a red OSsCOW.

The owner will please come, prove Tin 1 ri property, pay charges and take her away. JOHN McNULTY, two doors from the corner of Cathedral strer en Eager. lt( TV-s CAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER, a Black TLejEIJ HORSE. The owner is requested to come forward, piove property, pay charges and take him away, lnqiure of JOHN MAGEE, corner of Ross and Bithiie sts. ji3-'3t REWARD.

Lost earlv on Tuesday morning, QZ the 10th a SUM OF MONEY, rolled up in a small roll. The finder will receive the above re-ward returning it to the Sun office. ag-faf LOST On the loth instant, a RED COW, jVVsiwith a white stripe down her back, A reward TTV.i DOLLARS will be given for the return of said cow to PHILIP SCHON THALER, Monument street, near Broadway, next to Jacob Khis-ley's. jl2-3t: AMFSE-IENTS. 1JALTLMORE MUSEUM.

THIS EVENlNfJ Jan. 13. BENEFIT OF MR. ELLIS. LAST DAYS OF POMPEII Arhaces, Mr.

Lernn. Lydon, MrEUi: Boniface; Burin, Mr. Rogers: Medon, Mr. XV. Taylor: Nydia.Mrs.

Phillips. DANCING BY MISS E. WARREN. BALLOON ASCENSION Dr. Pedant, Mr.

Kllit. Admission 25c; reserved seat1 12i'c extra; gentlemen Unaccompanied by ladies to parquette 12ic extra, rei-formance to commence at lli o'clock. Box Book open from A. M. to P.

M. Private can be obtained. CHARLES STREET' THEATRE. THIS EVENING, Jan. 13.

CROWDED WITH THE FASHIONABLE. THE STAR COMPANY. Clifford, Mr. Bland; Julia, Miss Keene. UNCLE SAM Sam Hobbs, Mr.

Bland; Dick Dumpy, Mr. Dawton; Miss Leslie, Miss Emma Tavlor. Admission to dress circle and parquette, 50 cts; family circle, 25 cts; orchestra seats 75 cts; private boxes $3. Doors open at performance to commence at Box Office open from 9 to 4. No extra, charge for reserved seats.

FRONT STREET THEATRE. AMMOTH EQUESTRIAN COMBINATION. STONE MADIGAN'S GRE.1T SOUTHERN CIRCUS. AND THE NEW YORK CIRCUS. Have formed a.

junction for the purpose of presen tin to the citizens of Baltimore an EQUESTRI AN ENTERTAINMENT Of the Most Elegant Character, COSfMENCINo OS SATURDAY NIGHT, January 14th, hen will appear A HOST OF STAR EQ.UESTRIAXS. Gymnasts and Acrobats, unequalled by anv troupe in this country among Uiein the Bright Puriici'lar Star of the Circle, The lovely and accomplished MLL'E ROSA, The Boy Hero of Equestrians, LE JEAN BEURTE. The Greatest Hurdle and Bare Bad; Rider in the World! THE FAMOI'S GERMAN ATHLETA', IIERR KIST AND HIS SON. The Youthful Equestrian. Master Madiuas.

The Infant Prodigy, Master Whitby. The Famous Scene "Rider, Mr. Madioan. Those Dashing Equestrians and Acrobats, Mr. E.

Stone. Coleman, Aymer. Sasps, Sylvester. Brown, mid Birr. With MaUers Henry, Charles, and Together with the RIVAL LEAPEKS, OVER FOUR, FIVE.

AXD SIX HOUSES! AND THE DOUBLE PERCHE PERFORMERS Also, the celebrated DONNA MARC I EBETTA AXD HER JtANCING HORSE! 'The Rival Clowns of the North and South. DEN STONE AND JIM BUNT. Will both appear in their Comicalities. Concluding with the Ballet Pantomime of ATARI A HE FEMALE BRIGAND 5-Prictsof admission: Dress Circle and Parquette. 25 cents; Gentlemen without Ladies.37 centsjFamily Circle 25 cents; Gallery ah Tier.

121 cts. it tejlAGARA FALLS. The beautiful and celebrated 11 PANORAMA OF THE representing the entire ejrfon of the FALLS OF NIAGARA; will he exhibited for FIVE NIGHTS at the HALL OF THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE; opening on THURSDAY, the V2th, and closing on MONDAY, lnfA. It is the most beautiful series of Panoramie Paintings in existence. jys-tit rrtHE WONDERFUL NATURAL CURIOSITY.

J- STILL EXHIBITING AT CARROLL HALL The unrivalled and positively the ONLY SPECIMEN IN THE KNOWN WORLD of a MAN PETRIFIED INTO STONE, as perfect as when alive. Owing to two or three thousand persons who could not get admission last eek, tue proprietor, in order to accommodate theia, will exhibit ONE WEEK MORE. Admission 12 cents. N. B.

The splendid Exhibition Room TO LET where the above is exhibitinar. Apply to Dr. JAMES THOM. proprietor, Carroll Hall. ot MADAME MANAAR from Pari, the mowoiih derful ASTROLOGER and PHRENOLOGIST in the be found at her old residence, No.

22 SPUING ROW, second door from East Lombard st. She uses neither dice or cards, nor anv kind of witchcraft, but guarantees that those who visit her wil not regret it. Price 50 cer.rs. jl-ii rCl PE NTN GfTFfeM EC EN'-ST RE LTVfJI COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, Baltimore. Jan.

5th, 1354 The owners of property binding on Pennsylvania Avenue, Bouidir. Alley. Division street. Etting Alley, and on Ross st. from Wilson to Mosher and on MeMechen st.

from Ross st. to North Avenue, assessed for the opening of McMECHEN are hereby notified Uiat unless the said assessments are paid on or before the thirdeday of JUNE, 1354, it will be the imperative duty of the Collector, agreeably to the ordi-r anc-e of the citv, to advertise tieprperfy so assessed for sale. CHARLES HOWARD, j-iml City Collector. PEN I NO OF 3ARNET STREET. CITY COL LECTOR'S OrFICE.

Dec. 13. 1853. The own ers of property binding on Charles and Liberty streets, on Burnet street, and on Clay street, from Linerty to n'm sireei-. iissesseu lor liie opening 01 arnei I are hereby notified that unless said assessments ara paid on or before tne lith day of May.

1851, 11 wii! be trie imperative duty of the Collector, agreeably to city 1 ordinances, to advertise the property "so assessed tor i saie. CHARLES HOWARD, Collector. I31m al OPENING OF WEST BALTIMORE ST. CIT7 COLLECTOR'S OFFICE. Baltimore.

Dec. zi, 1353. The owners of property binding on West Baiti more street, from Giiniore street to the city limits, as I for t'ie opening of Baltimore street, are hereby notified that unless said assessments are p.ii i on or before the 2d day of May. 1354, it will be the imperative duty of the Collector, agreeable to the of tiie city, to advertise the proneny so assessed for sale. CHARLES IIOWARH.

d24-lnr, City Collector. INDIAN DR. U. G.JSPENCER odVishi professional sei vices to ilie ciUzens of Baltimore. 1 can curs aii kinds of Cancers; take them out wijiout pain or hurt, or ihe Use of any knife.

1 can cure all kind of Fits and Spasms. Rheumatic Pains. Consumption, Dropsy. Dyspepsia. Piles.

Palsy, or any other ailment the human faiiiiiy are subject to. I can stop Bleeding from the Lungs or from the No any ditauce from the patient, by knowing the patient's name. I was bom blind, and have studied several years under an Indian Doctor that was among the wild Indians tlnr- teen years. I can be found at MRS. BUCKLEY'S Boarding House, corner Charles and Pratt sts.

ji2-lin Coughs; asthma, diseased li ngs and consumption. The prevalence of the above complaints at this pen always ha- tiie effect of brining oat a host of pro- fessedly new spt eiees, nd while si-ne few pood. Diaoy useless aod -ome even dangerous. order avoid the risk of disappointment, the wisest ct urse to pursue is to con-nit jour family physician, or otherwise ue otOy such remedies as long public ex perience lias tii'ird 10 be safe and efficacious. Of this character is "TYLER'S COMPOUND SYR'JP GUM ARABIC, Originally the favorite prescrip- linn of an eminent physician, who had gained gre celebrity im the cure of Pid.

nonary diseases, it becaui at once a popular favorite, and has continued to enjoy a growing repntatior ftr the ttrcntij years. Its om- position is not kept a and has been pronounee by most competent judges 10 be a scientific prepara- tion of great value. The botth-s have lately been eu- larged without additional cost, and such" improve- meuts made in its manufacture as the progress of medical science has proved to be beneficial. So! I per nine, in Baltimore byJ. BAIMER.

N. E. corner Baltimore and llih streets; Wnsliington. Mes.r. Patterson Ji Nain: Alexandria.

Hy. Peel; George- tow n. Mr. Frederick. Robt.

Johnson; Pitts- burg. FimiMi Peterffiurg. Mr. Robfrt; Cin- n. ij.

ieakins; louisvide. Bsi.r, Si Romx- or convenience ainl economv.the same valua ble composition may be had in the form of "TYLER'S COMPOUND Ot-M ARABIC COUGH DROPS." hey are palatable, safe and act like a charm. If von have a troublesome Cough or Cold, all we ask is, give them one trial. Price of the above, irt cents. 25 cents and 50 cents.

jll-Im AVER'S A CHERRY PECTORAL for Tils erne of COUGHS, I 'OLDS. HOARSENESS. BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, AXD CONSUM PTTON. TO CUKE A COLD, with Headache and Soreness ot tue Body, take tiie Cherry Pectoral on sromg to bed, ar.d v.Tap up warm, to sweat during fvie night. FOR A COLD AND COUGH, take it morning, noon snd evening, according to directions on the bottle, and the d.ffir-uhy will soon be removed.

None will long suffer rom this trouble when they find it can be so readily cured. Persons afflicted with a seated rnugn, which breaks them of their rest at niefit, will find bv taking the Cherry Pectoral on going to bed, they may be sure of pound, unbroken sleep, and consequent re-fresliing rest. Great reiief from suffering, and an ultimate cure, is afforded to thousands who are tiius by this invaluable remedy. From its agreeable effect in these many find themselves unwilling to forego its use when the neces sity tor it has ceased. ASTHMA is generally much relieved, and often wholly cured by Cherry Pectoral.

But there are some cases so obstinate as to yield entirely to no medicine, Cherry Pectoral will cure them, if thev can be cured. BRONCHITIS, or irritation of the throat and upper portion of the lungs, may be cured by taking Cherry Pectoral in small and frequent doses. The uriconifr-tableippressiort is soon relieved. WHOOPING COUGH mY be broken up and soon cured by lite use of Cherry Pectoral. THE INFLUENZA is speedily removed by this remedy.

Numerous instances have been noticed where whole (hmilios were protected from any serious consequences, Wlle, tbesr neighbors without the Cherry Pectoral, were suffering from the disease. From theditfivFruhhed Professor of Chemistry ami Materia Medica. Bmrdoin College. 1 have found the Cherry Pectoral, as its ingredients show, a powerful remedy for colds and coughs, and pulmonary diseases. Parker Cleveland, M.

D. Brunswick, Feb. 5. 1847. DR.

VALENTINE MOTT, The uidclu celehrcted Profeistw of Surgery in the Medical College, New York, says: "It gives me pleasure to certify the value and efficiency of 'Ayer's Cherry which I consider e-culiarly adapted to cure diseases of tiie Throat and Lungs." Space will not admit full testimonials here, but the agent below named will furnish my American Alma-11 sc. gmtis. to all who ask lor it. wherein are lull par-ticnltnki, and indisputable proof of these statements. Prepared by J.

O. AYLR, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Mass. Sold in Baltimore bv POPELIEN TIIOMSEX, Mcpherson z. d.

oilman! Washington, and by all Druggists every where. d24-eo3m RlTENAVAY CO'S LOAN OFFICE, No. 176 Baltimore street. $100,000. Bids will be opened at GREEN WAY CO 'a BANKING HOUSE AND LOAN OFFICE on January 14th, 1354.

at 1 o'clock, for flOO.OOO of the COUPON BONDS OF THE YORK AND CUMBERLAND RAILROAD COMPANY, jruaranteed bv the city of Baltimore, payable in 1377. The ork and Cumberberlaud Railroad is paying regular 6 dividends. These Bonds, besides being guaranteed by the city of Baltimore, are secured by a Trust Mortgage upon the Susquehanna Railroad. The inte-resst coupons, payable 1st January and 1st July, are attached. The bonds are in sums of $1,000 and $.

No bids under par will be received. j2-2w HMO PRI NT KS UR LISH Rs7e. As Uie proprietors of tiie "Baltimore Sun'" have introduced into their establishment, and have put into operation, two of "Hoe's Last Fast" Presses.on which to print their papei, they offer for sale THREE PRESSES H'herto in their use, viz: One line a "PATENT IMPROVED DOUBLE CYLINDER NAPIER PRINTING MACHINE," 63, by 30 inches, and TWO OTHERS of the same class, each 3 by 27 inches. The almve dimensions are the size of he hed of each The presses are in good condition, capable of the fuU speed they are designed la ace. mi plish and will be sold on moderate terms.

Apply at tiie Sun office, by loiter or otherwise, dta-tf) CRA B-APPLE CIDER. Genuine Ciab-Appie CIDER, jst received froru Virginia, and on reiau ny XV. I. VAN NESS, Grocer, dli ef opposite the Infirmary. Lombard nt.

(Slater'H oii it.iJ.l Co PORT OS PALTIMOKE. JamniT 18, 1S4. ton 1 17 Bun ai- 4 4 6ctr. Lotos, Cltrfc, Fraion I.a S. Harlbnt.

Btenmer Fr, Pfareoa, from Norfolk. Reports wealhar thick and fetsy. TiU, of Bwlon, athore on the back of Sandy Xsck, Vr sold 6th lust, lor fl.OOO. Schr. Brown, Kogers, from Providence for Kilti-jDrre, arrived New London 9th hist.

Schrs. Harriet Fuller, Bibber, from Baltimore for Portland, and A. O. small, Pendergat, from Norfolk lor Salem, arrived SI Holmes' Hole 6th inst. Scbra.

Torktown, Cole, for -te-sburfr; Nebraska, Bunnell; "Wake, Brlirars, and Charles Mills, Smith, for Wilmington, -cleared at New Turk ll'th inst and A. A. Losen, Wetiuore, itom Alexandria, arrived at Jo. name day. Cleared for Baltimore.

Barqne Ho.lena, at Boston 10th Inst. Schr. Chew. T. Stronft, New ton, at New York 11th hist.

Schr. Chrintupher Locker, Soon-, at Mobile 5th lust. Schr. Vkrain, Lennon, at Sanauuah 18th inst. Arriredfrom Baltimore.

JsTeaoialdp Jiekson, Pariab, at New York 11th tint. Steamship Weste rnport, Hall, at New York llth Barqne Matid.i, Peterson, at Charleston 9ih inst. Itrlg Sarah Vose, Kelly, at Charleston 3th Inst, isclir. Mary Chase, at Charleston CHh inst. Schr.

Naiad, ISillnpa, at Charle'ton Oth inst. Bchr. Araminta, Andrews, at Wilmington, N. llth lust. t-chr.

Alvararto, Joy, at Pirt MarU, 27th nit. Schrs. Isaac Prince, Jr Booze; Mary Willis, Travis; Hore, Crelghton; Ocean, Mitchell; Brilliant, Parker; Virginia, PUU-1)V, and W. Cul nit Kerwau, at Kiclmiond, llth inst. DK.

G. WATTES wishes to announce to hi friends and the public generelly, that he has resume! the Practice of his Profession Baltimore. Office, No. 21 HOLLINS STREET. jl2 nnn TO BK invested in OO.VJUU RENTS.

Inquire at the office of the Sun. ja 13-gf MOLASSES. 2.vj tibis. new crop N. Orleans MOLASSES, now landing ex barques Prentiss and ilowlHiui.

For sale by D. ST IT ART Si SON, Exchange place. "A Rl 'ENTERS. FOR SALE, at a bargain, a JL Carpenter's TOOL CHEST, and a full set of '1 a sh of Hollows and Roiuuls.iiew. The above are worthy of notice, a they belonged to one of the oldest Mechanics in the city, recently de ceased.

Inquire till the 14th at 20t CHESXL'T of the witiow Catharine Stanley. jll-4tt FANS T- 40 casts of PALM FANS, round and natural liandles, just received, for private sale by F. W. BENNETT Si jll-Stt 23 and 3i South Charles street. CIGAR WAREHOUSE.

Those in ant of a good CIGAR will pleas'; call on B. F. PARLETT, No. 8 LIGHT ST. WHARF, where may be found a large asi-oriment.

which he will depose ol on pleasing terms. Also. LEAF TOBACCO, suitable for Cigars Cuba. Havana and Seed Leaf all I which will be low. Call and see.

jll-'3t B. F. PARLETT. I RAZ1L SC3AK. ALMONDS.

fcc JJ 150 baits white Biu.il SUGAR 20 bales Bordeaux ALMON DS, new crjp 1,000 drums Smvrna FIGS, landing 20 boxes LEMON'S, new crop lew (hums Sultana RAISINS For sale by SCHWARTZ Si DIX, corner of Baltimore and Liberty sts. i'J ACKEKEL, ERRING Sc CODFISH. 2.uoot)Dis. -t'i Kos. 1.

2 iKU do. Halifax and East-port Herrinj; 300 quintals G. B. Codfisii. For sale by jMf: V.

D. SHl. RTZ, 11 Commerce st. CE CUE.VM AND WATER ICES of the best qual ity, ueuvereu i'j raniuies, rarues, fairs, Oic, lu tulds or otherwise, at 31 cents per quart. i -1 i mou J.

uccciiii, Jo -11111 Saratoga st. near Calvert. Utri'tn. CilEESK HERRING. 100 tubs Go h-JJ en and New York Butter; Hoo boxes Eastern Cutting Cheese; l.ooo boxes Scaled and No.

Herrings. For calMby W. 1). SHURTZ.ll Commerce yt. j9-tf: MACKEREL.

2, 3 and 4 MACKEREL in barrels, half, quarters and kils. N'o. 1 EaMport. Labrador anU PoLomac HERRING. 60,000 B.

CODFISH. 20 drums HAKEFISH. 500 bAcs SCALED HERRING. For by j3-tf F. F.

POPE. Sl Bowly's wharf. "fLOl'rt. BACL'N, GRoCERl ES, A 230 bins. Family Extra and Pve Flour 150 superior Faimiy, Hams, low to close 3.000 lbs.

Middling and Shoulders, prime and P. B. Suar; Apple Brandy; tine old Eve Whisky, fee. For sale by JAMES J. LAWN, d31-tf: 141 Si 143 N.

Howard St. NEW PRUNES. LEMONS, SwC. 10 exses new PRUNES boxes Messina LEMONS W0 bays Southern PEA NUTS Pir sale by RICKETTS WH1TTINGTON, dl4-tf corner Calvert and Lombard sts. LCE FOR SALE.

The subscriber will be prepared ,,1" a ft'vv 10 supply large quantities of tne finest ILL, irom lus txtenive Ponds, should the weather continue as at present. AireI3VrV'lV'nut 3 nail's from the cstr, to "ST or 10 U1JJ51J. Norm Charles st. dl-tf; niiAPRS 'UTTER: RCtk'WIl 4 VT FLOUR, and Orleans and Porto Rico Suirars', and 7 cents: Green Rio Coffee. i2.Jc: Roasted, uv.cuiij a ciusr-riouse nioiasses, 60 sacks Liverpo.il salt.

$160. Together with a full taaonmeut of asnily Groceriea. cheaper than ever. JNO. H.

T. JEROME o.W-rf; eor. Paca Lexington sts. TACKEREL, HERRING, CODFISH, No. 1, i.

3 and 4 Mackerel, in whole and J-i bids 60,000 lbs. large G. B. Codfish; 53 drums do do 75 drums PakeSsii l.soo bbls Haluax and Eastport Herring 37 boxes Cuttiu Cheese: 4d tubs Goshen Fm'Jf Butter. For by olj-tFiS: V.

D. SHURTZ. 11 Commerce st. BLOOMS AN PJG IKON. The subseri'aers' le-ing the for tiie sale of the celebrated 'ifris I RON, are prepared to execute orders on tertos tor Charcoal Plate and Wire Blooms.Livt Whf el r.nd Forge Big Iron, gray and white fictuied at Columbia, Capon and Fort Furnaces.

BALLARD, CHADBOURN 3ylS-c Exchange Place, Baltimore. QUEEN CITY HAMS, PRESERVING SUGARS We have just received a fine lot of thoss celebrated HAMS: OU Government Java. Rio and Maracaibo COFFEE: Loaf, Crushed, Powdered. Granulated and Clarified SUGARS; Welch's Family FLOUR: Dried Beef and Beef TONGUES; London Brown Stont Tid Pales Ale. GREEN BROWN, S.

K. corner of Howard and Mulberry sts. jH-tfl 'fi ROCFRIES CUPERTHAN EVER. 2d hlids. VJT Porto Rico, Cuba and i.irleans SUGAR, at 5, atid Ulan he-J Sets, and Pulverised 10 cts; Green and Roasted COFFEE from 151.

to IS cents; a very irgj Rssorfiiient of Green aa 1 Black TEA. from 50 cents to 1 per MOL.ASSFS and tV RUP3 of everv grade and cuality; Fresh RAISINS, CURRANTS, etc. We are daily receiving Ro.l sod Print UTTER, fresh, front the best 11s Pennsylvania and Maryland. Also, fresh LGGs: ou tiru. Super, Estra and Faniiiy FLOUR; 150 sicti O.

A. and ine SALT. Ashton's tosretlier iviih some very tine old WINES and Ll-Cil It RS, all of which 1 will sell very low. Stop in and ee for yourselves, at No. d7.

and oal Wre; B.tllimor ttreet, corner of Amity. dt3-lmNl JAMES WHITE. Grocer. TVTATION.AL FIRS INSURANCE IN OFFICK 2o.Vi SOUTH STREET. Tin Company insures erery description of Property in tiie City -Country against loss or damage by fire.

Tiie lirectors meet daily at 12 o'clock to determine upon applications tor insurance. No unnecessary delay will by persons having with th" offiee. JNO. B. SEiDENSTRICKES, President.

Hoars of Uireitan' A. A. Chapman, ISaUil. Fenbv, Job Smith, Geo. irtlett, T.

H. Sullivan, Jos. W. Jenkins. IV rn.

Loney, Wm. C. F. Saiig-ton, no. x.

lion, ilteury m. Hasn Adam Donmead. eotfr? WM. SCHRODER, Sec'y. ASSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY.

Office, No. 12 SOUTH ST. Open daily for Me Insurance of all descriptions of Property wUUin the limits of the JOHN R. MOORE, President. Directors: Charles Went, Mechanical jJacob Trust, First HaU'e George Harinan, Umpn I Francis Burrs, United name! tuper, 1 npnarup James Voting, FraiiKhn J.

J. Farlow, Deptford iJ. Pertrson, Henry Hardest Patapsco J. A. Miller, Howard AUi'o Paine, Liberty Warn 'I Kirk, indepeideit C.

Mason, Vigilant H. Barton, Watchman W. A. Hack. MHrketlJos.

isoyn, iayeue. j. C. t.n.Columb!:in e-rflt Ju IN DUKEHART, BALTIMORE FiRK 1N-I KAXCE COMPANY 2 SOUTH THF.ET. This INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BV FIRE in tiie city or country on the.

"Various descriptions of prop; nr. jhORV or bjllECTOHS. i. COil EN, PRESIDENT. Wm.

Frio-, I F. W. Alncks, J. Pennington. P.

A. 'I aylor, S. O. Hoffman, Joshua 1. Cohen.

W. (i. Harrison, David S.WtJ-on, J. Birckliead. rf.T.Thotnpso:i, I W.F.

Worthing-i Francis T. King, Geo.R, W. Gilmer. ton. 'Henry Carroll.

FREDERICK WOOD WORTH, Secretary. li REM EN IN SURAN CE COMPAN -i- oryir r. o- rue north-fast roRitt SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS. INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY flRE, on ail aescriptioiis of PROPERTY within the uniits of the city. JOHN REESE.

Pr-siimt. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. John n. Ehlen Medex I. Cohen James Fields Aug.

J. Albert I Dr. G. S. Gibon fiarwt Rmwn m.

iveysr i Henry Samuel llsoa T. L. Shaffer H. R. Lauderman Parks Henry L.

Reitz Jih'i Cii-'ning Fran- is It.iweJ' Otto Torp.ey. M. F. Keyser IGeorye R-inn -C. Fred'k Seyler Edw.

Jeiikunf T. W. Leverii.g Nnthan Tyon Wm. F.obmon Josnua llrjueu J. B.

Donovan J. Bolton Robert Taylor iWm. Reaney John O. Reaney Geo. W.

THOS. G. UTTER, Sec' THIS IS TO GIVE' NOTICE; That the subscriber has obtained from the of Baltimore pity, letters of administration on the personal estate of THOMAS LECHE, late of said citv, deceased. All persons havingeiaims against said deceased are hereby waned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 4th day of July, 1S54; they may otherwise, by law.be excluded from all bene-iit of estate. All persons having' claims against.

I homa Lecbe or against David Leehe Son, and all 3etsoii8 indebted to Thomas Leehe or David Lei-he S011, wid settle with PHILIP P. PENDLETON, No. 1 N. Charls it. Given under my hand this 3d day of January.

1SJ64. SOLOMON LECHE, j4-law4t! Administrator. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, the eutorTib. has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Baiti- on the estate of THOMAS BROWN, late of said city, deceased. All Mrooni having against the said deceased are hereby warned lo exiiihiiiiic same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 5th d.tv of July next; they may otherwise, by fa-r-be excluded all benefit of said estate.

All person indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. Oliven under my hand thi 4th dav of Jnuiiarv l-i' RANDALL JACKSON, AdiaV law 4t with the will annexed. 'PUIS IS TO GIVE NcriTcfT, That J- has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Balii-Hiore city letters of adminstration 011 the estate of liLGH KELLY, late of said citv, deeeased. Jiaviitg claims again-t the 'sa-i deceased ato Hereby warned to the tame, with tiie voucher thereuf, the BubscntM on or before the bill djy of July next; they may otherwise by law be excluded irom all beneht of naid estate. All persons indebted i wid estate ae requested to make immediate payment Given under ii.v hand this 3d day of January, -j 1 IVAR D.

DANELS. A J-Hw4t. No. 57 Fayette st. RO VI LL EA AD LM V7 Thfa lN'STIT DTI "Myated in Ror-kvlile, Monlgoiuery county I he position remarkably beahhy; accoinmod itioni for, and ate in the house of the Principal.

Jhevdhige Is 15 mil from Wsishmrton, wuii wmcll Uiere at preseet admly conr.ectioa by SUgc. annum; hd.f ind--irCUAN at C.jsn 4. iunr F-lt Htars. mtrXir wiy o. v.

trLadwwLl. vmiu. WANTED a young man from t.ie country, ol sober habits, a Situation as Assistant Clers or Salesman in a Grocery Store. Good reference given if desired. For particulars address J.

D. at the office of the Sun. jl3-2ti WANTED A competent BUSINESS MAN, with a capital of to invest in a profHible manufacturing business in the city of Philadelphia. Best of references given and required. Address 112, Post office, Philadelphia.

jis-sr! "WANTED, FIFTY WOOD CUTTERS. o2J cents per cord will be given for good Cutters, to cm wood on the Philadelphia Railroad, ne.irStemmei'a Run Depot. Apply ai F. L. BATE'S Hoisting Wheel and Truck Manufactory, East Fails avenue, near Pratt street bridge, Baltimore.

jl3-3t! ANTED ONE HUNDRED HANDS on Artiri- nal Flowpts: also GIRLs to learn. To arood 1 i 1 ..11 ha 1,1 'Mil tvritVi'u IillltIS III; lilgllt'Sl MilC? i'i jj GAY Artificial Flower Manufactory. jl3-6tl WANTED IMMEDIATELY A first rate C0.4CH POINTER, a WH EEL-WRIGHT, a HARNESS MAKER and TRIMMER. Apply at P. ROGERS Drug Store, N.

XV. corner of Howard and Baltimore streets. it: 7ANTED IMMEDIATELY A steady, middle- aied WOMAN, who can come well recommended, to take charge of a small child. To a suitable person liberal wages will be given. Applv at No.

117 WEST FAYETTE ST. None bit those who cau give city references need apply. if! ANTED TWO GOOD BARBERS; steady cra-ployiiievt and wages given. Inquire of BARTOLA South Gay street, corner of Second. jl33l! WANTED -A WET NURSE, with a fresh breast of milk.

Inquire at No. 11 FREMONT r.car Fayette. 7 ANTED A Genii en: an to obtain subscribers to a work particularly addressed to Class Leaders, Sunday School Teachers and Members of the Protos-tant Church. Address G. Sun office.

It! VT7ANTEB A Colored WOMAN, to Cook, Wash VV end Iron lor a small family; none but those fnllT competent need apply at N. WEST LOMBARD STREET. ji3 -t. A1 NED. A SITUATION' ina Rtail Drug and Prescription store, by a YOUNG MAN who has been engaged in the business about six vears, and desires to go Sout'n or West, if not in this" city.

Please address KHEI, Box Post -office, Wilmington, Delaware. 1 fANTED A BLACKSMITH, to go to the eoun- tiy one tiiat is acquainted with country work. An American preferred. To one that can give satisfaction, the best of wages wiil be given. Apply at the Sun office, at 10 o'clock, this morning.

it tTaNTED At a first class Hotel in this city, a fev Whi WAITERS, who know their duty. Ap-piy at the Sun office. jl3-3it vrrANTEl), 10 t0 Winchester, a BODY 3IAKER. For a first rate workman, a steal job and good wages will he given. Apply to RICH-' ARD IHOMPSUN, l-'o Fayette street, Baltimore, d.

WAXTED-A MAN. of steady hakits. to attend to a small Farm, near tiie city. A married inau wirh a small family would be preferred. Apply to SUM- wAii Granite 1 aru.

corner Pratt and Green streets. U3j WANTED, at the COL MIMA HOUSE, eomer of Pratt and Paca streets. TWO SERVANTS, suitable for Dining Room. Also, a rr.iddie-ag WOMAN, bir House-keeper. TAR.M HANDS WANTED.

Two good FARM i- HANDS, one a colored man, who can plough and drive a team, are wanted. AppryatXo.7u BOVVLY-'S WHARF. J33 Hi OURNEY.MAN SADDLER WANTED. The undersigned will rive a ve maiiNiit sitaation ro a sreauy. goodAU MAKER, be made by letter.

Address B. H. Albemarle county, Va. Appiieariou to Si VV. 3.

BRADY, 13-b't WAN 1 ED In a la-ge Stove House a smart, active, VV intelligent YOUNG MAN. between the are of 1-; ae years, to Salesman. To sueii aifone. who can come well recommended, a liberal salary steady employment wi'l given. Address, in handwriting of me applicant, postpaid.) with proper name, A.

B. Ualtimorc post-ofricc, until iotii It. A 7 ANTED At tiie Irish Emigrant Office, Exchange Place, entrance on Lombard street, two good COOKS, and one GIRL, for general housework. A Cook, having a Husband capable of doing Farm ork, can gtt a good place, a few miles from rn citv. Also, an aged WOMAN, to nurse, and a GIRL, 5-; years old.

CORNELIUS DALY'. Agent, jl MACHINISTS WANTED TWO FIRST-RATE MECHANICS, accustomed to the general operations oi a Finishing Shop; one must have a knowledge 01 Grinding. Competent men. well recommended, tan hear 01 a permanent and desirable situation, under Government employ, at gooa wages.at a healthvpl men preierred. Apply to THOMPSON OLDESLU Ys' Iron Store, 07 S.

Gay st. PRI VAT ETL ACHE WANTED. WmnrTa private family, a TEACHER, fully competent to prepare Boys for College. None need applv except tiiev are luiiy Qualified. and can produce good iestim p.ia:..

Apply at the Sun office. jI2-3t: 7" ANTED An honest and industrious BOY7l7Tr in years of age, to leani a trade. Apply to JAS. RUSSELL. Brass Founder.

132 Thames st. jl2-3t! WT" ANTED By a respectable Man. a SITUATION as Overseer, who understands fiis business mall its branches; understands the management of all kinds 01 stock, was born and raised 011 a tarm.and can pro dnee bt st of references as regards character "and capability. A i dress M. Sun office.

is-3t ANTED A BOY or a Younsr N. under in- srruCTions. to learn the Tailoring Hnsoiess. 4n- at o. st.

Paul Ban.um's Xew Buildings. jl-ltt-f JOHN MULLIN. WOOD CUTTERS. fl 1STDTES OR FiF- TEEN A'OOD CUTTERS, to whom the highest cash price will he paid. Apply to PHILIP JOHNSON, corner Strawberry alley and East Baltimore st.fjl2-3f "T7ANTED U'HITE WOM.1X.

to do Cham-VV ber-work ar.d assist in Washing and Ironing. No one but a competent person need appiv. No. 3 N. CALVERT STREET.

T7" AN 'i'Eu A smart, active WOMAN, to Cook and do the Housework of a small family. No one need apply ui less they urulerstai.d business. to J. ALEX NDER, Jeweller. 10 Light opposite Fountain Hotel.

Ba'to. jl2-3tr WAXTED-A SITUATION a Youn Man from the East, in a Wholesale Groee-y or Cmnmissoa Hoitse. Is well acquainted with the Eastern markets, as regards butter, cheese, and fruit: understands packing butter, cheese and lard for shipment to any climate. Salary not so much an object as a permanent situation. Address S.

Sun office. jl2-3t: GOOlTMACTUNTST. acquainted with Cotton Machinery, is WANTED at Rockdale Factory, 2s-miles from the city, on Jones' ails. None but a first rate hand need apj ly. to whom iibenil wages will be paid under the "ten hour system." A few good hands, such as Weavers and Spwtiiers.

are also wanted. Apply at the Factory.or to 3. D. TOXGE No. 5 Commerce st.

rET URS WAN A respeetahle VVomSil may hear of a ood situation bv apolying at No. MOtrN'T VERNON PLA CE. jil-3t." DAIRY WOMAN WANTED One who has been accustomed to the charge of the dairv and poultry, and who can bring satisfactory fioiii i.er last employer. Apply at No. 7 j.

BOvV WHARF. jll-Jt rANl'ED By a I. idy. a SITUAJ ION seam-V stress ju a private family; and is willuig to a-si-t in Bst references can be sriven. Enquire at 454 W.

LtXlXGToN between Pop-pleion and Amity sts. V.VnTEDTw ogoo.j PATTERNMAKERS; none others need app.y. Appiy to STANLEY Mc-CONKEV, northeast 'corner of Light and Lombard streets: ja-'3t" rpHE UNDERSIGNED wish to employ a TEACH-i- ER, for a Primary School in Prince George's Md. Address either of the Trustrees 'it ISuena Prince George's cojn'y. l.

ItJCH'D CARRICK. CH'D W. 1 A AC, Trustees. jll-St-il JOSH A T.CLARK, A VrANTED TO HIKE A SLAVE MAN, to work about a Store and to drive horses. Any person Iiavii.g a good Man that would stut, will hear of a ti and liberal wages by applying to JAME5 WHITE.

Gioctr. V'est Baltimore street, corner Arti'ly st. j9-ot: ANTEiTTO RENT A PEVV, or half Pew, in tiie Cathedral, in a rood situation, for which a fair price wiii he given. Tlppiy to JAMES M. HAFG, No.

133 Baltimore street. j5-tf pEACHER WANTED. WanW at the at. Marr Femala Seminary, St. Mary's county, a Youth Te.icher.q-aalifiedto teach all the usual itrancbe.

taugiit in a female seminary; particularly qualified to rive instructions in vocal and instrumental music, fon pir.no.) The pay will be $3 per year of 10 months, vvi'h board, washing, in the steward's house. Applicants wiii please, address VV. BiSCOE, Park Hail Po-it-ollice, St. Mary '3 counry, Md. i I'd? OR TJt NTT NOTICE.

persons i I in want ot cash can be supplied by calling at No. 3 LOMBARD STREET, near South. All business strittly confidential, and the business negotiated without exposure, 011 Watches, Jewelry, Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture. As.c. n30-'2m' WA NTED In a well established Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business, A PARTNER, with a capital of from two to tiiree thousand dollars, who will give his undivided attention to the business, which can be largely increase, by additional energy and capital.

Applications, with real nainw. will be received by addressing GROCER, at the Sua office, and be kept strictly confidential. j.i-eoSt GERMAN IN'TELL (GENCE OFFICE, No. SO 1HJMES F. P.

under the Supervision of fie Herman Society. All persons desirous to employ German Mechanics, Laborers, or Servants, as well as all uch Germans seeking employment, will apply in per-pon. or by letter, post naid, to the Agent of tae Society H. F. WILLI NGHO: 59 Thames street, who wiil gratuitously give all desired information.

WANTED TO BUY OR RENT A dwelling instton street, between Green ami Calvert, mnv in Biiua.u H'riiiiiri jir.v- eommmd a pi-rchaser or a tenant 0:1 application at No- 2i HAMILTON STREET. f-2avv4t WANTED, 500 ABLE-BODIED MEN, between trie ages of 21 and 35 years, being not less than 5 feet fl 44 inches hifrh, to fill the ranks of the different Re-ii giments of Artillery and Inrantry ol the U. Army Berving in the Mates and Territories. Clothing and s.i3tence free of expense. Pay and allowanot be ascertained by appiicauon at the Recruuing Ren-dezvous, 57 Centre Market Space.

js fen I'n? Hundred Able-Bothed MEN, for the United States Dragoons and Mounted Rifles, to go to Oregon, California, New Mexico and Tua. Clothing and subsistence free of exnense. Pavfroi a month. For furtitor paixicuiars inquire at the DRAGOON RENDEZVOUS, corner ot Albemarle and Fawn near Pratt Baltimore. ni-u Ti C( )-P A RTN ERS HfP.

HE ST" BSCRIBERS have this dav formed a CO PARTNERSHIP, under the firm of COLLINS as successors to Hayward. BARTt-itt it in the RETAIL STOVE, RANGE, FURNACE AN 11 PLUMBING BUSINESS, at No. 2t LIGHT STREET. C. S.

COLLINS, C. HAYWARD. Baltimore, 2d January, H54. E. S.

HEATH. 1 HAVING DISPOSED of the RETAIL branch of our business to Messrs COLLINS at we would cieerlully commend them to the confidunca and patronage oi our friends and the publir-. jbjjawst-; HAYWARD, BARTLETT CO. Ttut is to ive notice to the creditors of 2. Krwinj.

Cooper, to rite theix claim, with tr vonclifM thereof, wita tiie Register of the High Court 01 Cainvery, i or oofoje iota ly of Jiuu-8ry B. ICiLBOtRN, Recei ver. MESS MEhU PORK, for sale by JAa. o. BELLMAN Si BON, a.

'heaps. ilei new crap N. O. MOLAsj SltlS, hot bin J.tur. for 8.11 'j fiy JAS.

C. WULLWAN fk HON, XfANT El BOARDING, in an intelligent pnvat lamuy, ny astneuy lerapernic dress S. Sun office, unul Monday, oung man. Ad- jr-2tt MRS. THORNTON, No.

64 GERMAN STREET, lias two large and comfortable Rooms vacant, for family BOA RDERS. Also, a few can be aecom-niodatwdwith MEALS, without Lodging. jll-3tt PRIVATE BOARDING. One large FRONT ROOM is now vacant at No. 43 N.

CALVERT between Lexington and Saratoga. j2-2w! PRIVATE-BOXrDINO. ONE ROOM, just vacated, can be had with application at No. 74 LEXINGTON near Charles st. The Room is large and pleasant, and would suit a single Gentleman or a Gentleman and his Wife.

jii-eo3t BOARDING. MRS. S. SMITH has onelarge Front Room, suitable for a Gentleman and his wife. Also, 1 Attic for two single Gentlemen, at No.

14 SOUTH GREEN 3 doors below German st. j9-co3t( BOARDING. Four gentlemen can be aecotmnoda ted with board by applying at 33 WEST LEX 1NGTON ST RET, between Fremont and Poppleton streets. a IO LET LARGE and SMALL ROOMS in the second and third stories, furnished or unfur nished, with or without BOARD. Also, a light and airy BASEMENT, suitable for a Lawyer or Doc-tor.

Apply at No. 33 N. CALVERT ST. 23-2 ft DRX GOODS, fcc. SELLING OFF.

GREAT BARGAINS. I am now closing out the balance of my Fall and Winter STOCK, at great sacrifices. I am determined to sell off the balance of the stock to make room formylarge anticipated Spring stock. SILKS, Plaid and stripe, at ivorth 41; plain 75c, worth Cashmere Plaids, worth 5,000 yards Mouse de Laines, worth 25c; French Merinos, only and $1, worth ti 37, with manaotfier Dress Goods in like rates. Cloth Cloaks and Capes, only $5 and 6, worth 10 and 12; Ladies' Cloths, variety of colors, very reduced prices, with my entire Fall and Winter Goods remaining.

I will sell at very reduced prices. Motto, as ever, "Not to be Out-doae." ROBT. XV. DRYDEN, j2-tfr 67 Baltimore near Gay. LOOK OUT.

Kid Gloves, only 12 cents: Lisle Thread Gloves, cents; Ladies' Stockings, Calico for Comfoits at 4 cents; also, splendid fast colored Calico for Dresses, nt K' cents, worth 10; Canton Flannel, 8 cents; wide Black Silks, 75 cents: Long oiiawis.if; tremendous large size heavy Shirtirg Muslin. cents: Oil Cloths for Ta bles, 25 cents; Window Shades, 50 cents; Hooks and Eyes, 2 cents a card: Irish Linen, cents; large size black Shawls, 37 cents; figured Curtain Muslin. 1S cents, Come a running to A. V. HOUCK'S, 2 '5 Lexington street, two doors cast of Pearl street.

Don forget, Red Posts in Front. ja-tf. THrTcilEAP CORNER has received from Auction, plaid and figured De Laines 12 worth dotted Cashmeres 13? striped Mourning Prints 10 another case 01 those fast color rrinU b'i mat sold so fast; fine white Flannel 13" Shirting Muslins 61, 8 and 10 pillow rase Muslin I2 full width Sheeting 25 c. GEO. II.

C. NEAL, No. 13, comer Baltimore and Front sts. tf EMBROIDERIES AMI) FANCY GOODS AT KK-DUCED PRICES. undersigned respectfully informs his customers, and Uie public generally, that be has on hand a large assortment of EMBROIDERIES, such as Swiss and Cambric Collars Sleeves-.

Utiemisetts, L. C. Fionnainsrs, which wiil be rsold at reduced prices, at No. 55 Haiti-nore st. 3-tf; LEVI GOLliEVBERG A SHER IbECHT, jTX NO BALTIMORE STREET, RNER OFTRIPOLET'S ALLEY', Is now offering WINTER GOODS at less than cost, to close stock, preparatory to a change in business.

Great bargains may be expected. He particularly calls the. attention of the public to his complete assor'ment c-f HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. jn-tf: 'IM1L rec CENTRE MARKET BARGAIN I'ORE has received a lot of M. de Laines.

at 12 and l-s, o. the same as we sold at 13; also.blaek Silks at 73 and pi, real bargains; Irish Linens, 37., 44 and 50 irisil lumens, 44 an3 reeds, 75 Linen Toweling, Flannel. 12 li and lSti larg GORsrCH JONES. truij tiitrui1; an i vi very low; Dontet ts, 4 and sj. or.

Centre Martet g-pac. ond Pratt st SEL 1 OFF DRESS GOODS UP. 7) flilr CREERY, S3 Baltimore Stmt, will, from this date, sell off the balance of FALL and WIN- 1 iv 1 iiwi'iipt wiiii meir entire stock of LAWNS, Bareges, BAR EG DE LAINES, luftovcr from last Summer, at about half the usual prices for such Goods. ja 5-tf SHIRTTNtTIUSLINS AND IRISH LINENS. JOHN A.

ROCHE SON, No. 52 Hanoverstreet, Have now on hand New York Mills and other approved makes of Bleached MUSLINS: Richardson's and Barkiies' LINENS. This make of Linens we have ki pt for years, and we warrant them to five at faction t3 the consumer. Also, Men's, Women's and Child's Cotton Hi SE, of every size and quality. j5-tf? 'f UIE CASH BARGAIN STORE Ha some real Jl Papains of black Alpacea.

25, 311,, 37, and real Mouair Lustres. 50 the greatest bargain of black rench Cloth at $1 75 I ever saw; Blankets, 4 and 45, truly cheap; some superfine Brown Muslins. 10 cents, very cheap; more of those super white Shitting Muslins. 11 Irish Linens; 25 to cts. reaUy bargain.

dlfi-tf CEO. VV. L'HLEit, l-4 Franklin st. NEW STYLES OF FANCY AND MOURNING PRINTS, 10 cases rich PLAID PRINTS, fi.st colors; 7 cases Small Figures, new designs, tor cry trade; Washington black and whit- PRINi'S; Wasii-Uigtoji solid bfack do. FLANNELS.

BLANKETS ind SHAWLS, now open and for sale EASTER FIELD. d-8-tft in Baltimore street, near Snarp. SVGOODS: DRY GiTft sT fha veoffhanl and am daily receiving DRY GOODS of" the latest and best fabrics. Myvtock is I.irg and adapted to wants ot families a-id customers generally, and while I do not profess to sell goods at or under cost, as I have to live by my business. I no sell thv at a very tmail advance.

JOS. FARROW, nil-tf; VV. Bait, cor. Poppletna t. S'LLLING GOODS.

WROTH McCREERY. 85 Baltimore in 9Jer to make room tor spring importations, will from this date sell ofl'their remaining stock of Fall and Win ter DRESS GOODS and Wooiers without regard to cost. They respectfully invite the attention of pur fpRoercor dlf-tfj SELLING OFF VV I NT RgUo No. t9 Baltimore Street, near Gav, will seli oft their largestock of DRESS GODS; Silk of ail styles; Siik and Merino Plaids; English and French MERINOS, ail colors; French and Persian DELAINES; SHAWLS of all styles; Cloaks and lahnas' iatesi styles; Embroideries, at greatly reduced prices. We invite purchasers to give us a cU for Bargains.

4 22-tf 1 A IM YDS. CO BURG CLOTH 37; 1,000 yds. -I'm Mourning Prints at 3 Long Shawls fard wide Carpet at 15 cts; bleached Table 2- yards, $1. Cloth, Cassimer, Delaines, Calicos, Trimmings, and lots of other Goods, which must be sold to make a change at the POOR MAN'S STORE, No. 155 and 157 North Gay street.

di-tMh24 S. BRIDGE. RICH FALL GOODS I'lIK IFFEN DERFFER CRANE, AO. 12 X. CHARLES STREET, Are now opening, and will replenish by aii the European arrivals, a very choice and complete stock 01 BENCH, ITALIAN AND BRITISH DRY GOODS, tomposed of the Newest and most Fashionable Styles: Rich DRESS SILKS.

Plaid POPLINS and VALENOIAS. Lupin's bpst French MERINOS. BOMBAZINES and ALPACAS. British and French CHINTZES. 'anton Crape and Cashmere SHAVVLB, French and Swiss EMBROIDERIES.

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. irish Shirting LINENS. Linen and Cotton SHEETINGS. BLANKETS and ARSEILLES QUiLTS. Patent Woolen and Canton FLANNELS, TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKiMS.

TOWELING, fkc. tJ-Wifh a gener-d stock of the best quality AMIS tfCAN DRY GOODS, to which they invite a-ten ion. n30-ttl VTOUNTCAIOTELCSMETF Ai ed, Managers Mo.xt Carmel Cemeter, Company, hereby rive notice that said Company has been incorporated, in law, in conformity with the Act ot theGenerallAssemblyof the State of Man land. ed at January Session, 1852. Seventeen acres of laud have been nurehased, in fe.

from the Canton Company, and em losed with a substantial fence. The grounds are now laid out in Avenues, alks, Lots, Sic. A substantial Vault and Gate Douse, and Superintendent's Lodge, have been built, and every tu-eparation made for the objects intended in establishinfthe Cemetery. The Cemetery is about one and a quarter of a mile distant from the Eastern boundary of the city, and two one nun nines irom iiroaawar, im, ding on llon- nell street extended; better knowii as the road leadinr throtigh Canton tot the North Point Battle Ground. Tiie.

road has been put in good order, and will in the be in complete condition. The of this spring U'me- tery will compare favorably with most other Cemeteries in the vicinity of the city. The situation is elevated, and a portion of the grounds are as high above tida as any of the numerous hills surrounding the city. The public are invited to view the premises. The Canton line of Omnibuses run regularly to within a few minutes' walk of the Cemetery, and the Managers intend making arrangements for Omnibuses to run to the grounds daily.

Lots are now offered for sale at prices varying from ten to fifteen dollars for lots eight by ten feet. The By Laws of the Company requires ten per cent, ef all the receipts shall be appropriated to erect a stone or brick wall around the Cemetery Office of the Company, 115 BROADWAY, where application may be made for further information. ROBERT TURNER, JOHN W. RANDOLPH. JOSEPH S.

CLEVELAND, THOS. COLEMAN. rN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF flIZA BETH LEIGH, deceased, in the Orphans' Court for Baltimore City, Maryland. In pursuance of an I 'r-derof the Orphans' Court aforesaid, paed on the 19tli day of Leccmber. A.

1853. mitiee is hereby given to all parties interested as distributees or the said Elizabeth Leigh, deceased, to appear in said ourt on or before the IPth day of .1 UNE. A. Ii54. to authenticate their claims to a distributive share of the said estate in pursuance of the act of the General Assembly 01 Maryland ol chanter 173.

CUMB'D D. d24-law3m9 Adm'r Elizabeth Leigh. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Baltimore city, letters testamentary on Uie estate of EDWARD II. BYRNE, late ot said city, deceased. All persons having claims against the baid deceased are hereby warned to exhibit Uie same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or before the 1st day of July nexi; they may otherwise, by law, be excludeiWrom all bene fit 01 said estate.

All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make iminediare payment. Given under my hand this 3 1st davnf December, 13,3. ri31-law4w! DANIEL CROOK, Executor. TVTOTICE. In pursuance of an order of mMrphanT' IN Court of Baltimore city, passed on the 7th dav ot December, 1853, notice is hereby given to all parties interested Uiat the undersigned is in readiness to make distribution of the estate of the late ANN JANE MATTHEW S.

deceased, and that all persons concerned therein are required to appear in said Court, either in person or by attorney, on or before the lltti day of June, 1354, and authenticate their claims to a participation in Uie distribution of said Estate. Iyaw3m( WM. B. HILL. Adtn'r.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURTTTf ALT! MORE 1 CITY, SITTING IN this 29th day of December, A. D. 1333, Uiat the sale made and reported by Edwin H. P.cwr.'i, Trustee for the sale 01 Uie property mentioned in the prooeedings in a cause in said court wherein the Madison Building Association is complainant, and William J. Stewart is detendant, be ratified and confirmed, utile cause to the contrary thereof be shewn on or before the; 2lst day of January, 1364 Provided, a copy of Uiis order lie inserted 111 some dnily paper printed in the citv of Baltimore, at least once a wee for three successive weeks beftte Uie SHst day of January, 135.

The Report state Uie amount of sales to 60 Tes.L EUW'l) DOWUNK.CInr k. irtt V- PA l3 ut, th.a raster of Uit I 1 i I 1 i I I 1 I 1 I i i I i It Cannon tt.vr. TO CLOSE A COPARTNERIshTF-SIX HUNDRED LOTH FRESH AND STOCK DRY GOODS AT AUCTION. AND EVERY LOT TO BE SOLD WIT HOUT RESERVE TO CLOSH A COPARTNERSHIP Sals to take place on second floor ot our wareltouse, South Charles on THIS (Friday) MORNING, Jan. 13th.

at 10 o'clock, when dealers and oUiers are invited to attend. We name in part.Cloiiis; Cassuners; Satuiets ami Vestinas. DRESS GOODS. Ladies' DresS Goods in great variety. HOSIERY' AND GLOVES.

A large assortment of Ladies' anil Gents Silk, Woolen and Cotton Hosiery; Gloves, kc Lambswool Undershirts and Drawers; heavy Woolen and other Siiawls; Comfons; Suspenders: Threads; Ribbons; Laces; tnlk Scarfs and Handkerchiefs, with a great ous to sale. ANN ON 3i MATTHEW'S. Jl0-ts. Auctioneers. STOCK OF BOOTS and CLOTHING and iRY GOODS, Being the Entire Effects of a Cointry Store to be Sold at ArcTtov, at our stores.

2-j South Charlrs street, on THIS (Friday MORNING, at 10 o'clock. Dealers are particularly invited to attend. Sale positive. CANNON MATTHEW'S, Aueu. NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

We shall sell at our Store. No. 2i South Charles street. on SATURDAY VG. January 14, at 10 o'cloek, a large assortment of new and secondhand FURN ITU RE, embracing Wardrobes: Dressing and Consol Bureaus; Sideboards: Parlor and Rocking hairs; high and low post Bedsteads: Carpets Parlor and Cookm? Stove.

WILL BE ADDED The entire FURNITURE of a person declining housekeeping. CANNON MATTHEWS, jl2-ts) Auctioneers. FEE SIMPLE FELL POINT PROPERTY Flit! AT AUCTH By Cannon Matthews, Acc-LTnivL-L-pa. Will he sold auction on the nremi- ses, on THIS DAY, the lith of at 4 o'clock, P. a LOT OF GROUND on Lancaster beginning 127 feet wei from the northwest corner of Ann and Lancaster and running Uience west, binding on Lancaster street thence north, parallel wiln Ann oQ feet; thence east, parallel wiit Lancaster feet, and thenee south fo the place of beginnioi.

Also, a LOT OF GROUND on Argyle alley, beginning P2 feet south from the southeast con er of Alice Anna street and Argyle alley, and running thence south, binding on said alley 17" feet. 3 inches, theue east, parallel with Alice Anna street. 56 feet; titmice north, parallel with Araryie alley, 17 feet 3 inches, and Uience west to the piiee of beginning. On both tiissii lots are very cojuioitahle two-story PRIC ItOL'ifES, now under rent to good tenants. The titles are indisputable.

The terms wiil be one-third cash, and the balance in two equal installments, at three and tix months, wiih interest; or at tiie option of the purchaser, the whole may be paid in cash. JOSHUA I. ATKINSON. jm-eois CANNON MATTHEWS5, Anew. SALE OF A I.ABCf KIT of pr.

MI A T. VV'AXl I APPARATUS, COI VTER MIELMNG.ftc WewiHseiiat 112 N. Gay .1, on TUJJSDAY MORNING, Jan. 17, at 10 o'cloek, a huge quantity nf Perfittuc-rv aim Fixtures, con- sisting of i'X) dozen Fancy Soaps; Urge tjmu'irv of Tooth Powder: 100 Druggist Drawers; Black Sealing Wax; Cologne; Ink; gallon, half gallon and bottle. ad Specie Jars; Salt Mouths; Mineral dter Fixtures; marble top Counter; Counter-; irg: Signs; Show Poxes; eales, befg put 01 the effects of a Dm- estanlishiiiem.

Terms e-ii. i CANNON Si MATTHEWS. 1 Auctioueeri. 1 Afl GREAT SAI.E OF' 1 JLVMJ FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF IRON SAFES AT AUCTION. WEDNESDAY MORNING, the 25th at 10 o'clock, we shall sell at the warehouse of the Baltimore Safe Compmy, No.

7 Commerce Baltimore, to the hia-hest bidder, with out reserve, nil the large and valuable stock of improved File and Rurgiar Proof Iron Safes to the Baltimore Safe Company. These are McFarlamJ ct-leitratfd Safes ith patent proof locks, which cannot be picked or b'own. The stock comprises ei cry- variety of style and size, to which the attention of Merchants, Bankets, Manufacturers and oihers is respectfuby requested. Jewelers wiil find in this sale Fome very valuable Safes iitte.J with full sets ofvelv lined Drawers e.Tpresslv fir their use. Par-tics wj-hin? to procure a Safe should not fad to attend this sale as the will positive.

Terms ci.sh, in par funds. CANNON MATTHEW'S. Aj Aa-tioii-'eri. By IIoiTiuaiis Co. North ChaRI Strfet.

1 nnn si-ucr alTsali: "of FINE WHITE AND COLORED SHIRTS, LINEN BOSOMS AND COLLARS. On THIS Friday) MORN JNG. Jan. IS.at 9'i oVIk.on second flior oi our waret.n ase. we will sell br catalogue.

(0 linO FiXK AND FANCY LIN SulftTS. viz: large sie White Siiirts do Linen UoRirs i.oto extra super do for Civ tmu 1.500 finest ever offered at Auction i.K'O Merrimac Stnpe Shirts l.j super Ciie. Siiirts ing the largest assiiiinie.it Fine Wiiite siiirt- webae ofii red. compitsing all the p.eiv styles. After which our rejolar oi' rT PIECES fine super extra super Black, itiue and Medley CL'TiIS.

IB PI s.ip-t Black and Medley Union 1.01 Ort Plli ES superior Bljeit nd Ca--iiners V.U a HoFFMANS 1.0 jH-tJ Ni. 3 X. Ciiarl-s isy II. Uover. A SECOND-HAND FI'itNIT I 'RE.

-TEN'T BALANCE. REFRIGERAT 1 it. CROCK RV WAKE. STOVLS. ic.

AT AUCTION ALSO OUNTLR. I v.iil sell on MONDAY MORNING. Jan. id. at 1) oV-Iock.

at my stote. 3 South a variety of new and second "hstd FuriuiU'e and Fixtures of a Croc rj Store, viz: Patent Balance. Cot lbs; 1 large Refrigerof ir in order; do, cane seat Cnairs; maiiog Parlor and inanog Tables: Dialing Wash muds: nuiiog Bureaus; Nure and Rocking Ciiaits: ane seat do: dstea.ii; liandsoine Parlor Sioves: 1 huge so I eleiaut uliator: C'jok Stoves: Counter Scales; a iarje lot of assorted Crockeryware; Window Bjiiids; H.uukets; Counler. together ith a variety 01 a. not euiiiiierar-ii; be sold without reserve.

Terms ca-ii. ar nin-l-. SAM'L lLGOVER. j'3 fsj first No. ititii st.

By Siinuei Soper 4t. M-Hk PERMANENT TRUSTEE'S SALE. By vir 1 tue 01 a General Order of me Court of Common '-ITeas. the iindeisigaed. ris Tru-tee Jonatiin.il Trusty, an insolvent deliim.

will oiler fe saie at public auction, oil the premises. 011 SATUR DAY, Uie llth day of January. 18.54, at 3 i P. following property, to wit: ALL THAT LOT of GRoUXO situated in th-cuy of Baltimore, and described as follow, tint is to say: Beginning lor the same on the west side of Bethel street, at tiie distance of lii teet northerly from north-west onier of Rank and Bethel streets, and running ti.er.ee northerly, binding on Bethel street, 12 feet; thence westerly, parallel tvitli Bark street. feet, to Swan alley; thence southerly, binding on Swart alley.

12 feet, and thence by a st aigiit line to the place of Tiiis Lot is improved by a two story and attic Brick DVVELL1XG, ith a Back Building, ar.d is subject to Uie annual rent of I 5-0. Terms of sale Ca-h on day of sale, or bonds or notes, with security to be approved by the Trustee, for the payment of one-half of the purchase money wit li interest in six month. ami the residue with interest in 12 nioiuiis from tiie dav of saie. P.EN'j'N F. II OR WIT.

Permanent Trustee, d-2 -law2wivilw ds r.R.f or. 53 Fayette st. S. J. SOPER ik CO Aucts.

jf, I itl. I Lb s.ALL. By virtue of a decree ol i im- -iicui -iiuu 01 uaiuinoi cny, toe will oifer for sale, on the premises, on FRI DAY, the 20th of J.u.uary, 1V4. nt 4 o'cloek. P.

M-. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, beginning the same 011 the west side of Dallas street, at Uie distance of i2 feet southerly from the comer of Pitt 1 now East Fayette) struct, and running thence southerly, binding oti Fayette street, thirteen feet eleven inches to the centre of the partition wail of the house adjoining, southerly; thence wcstwardly. through sai partition wail, to an alley five feet wide: thence northerly, binding on said alley, to an alley nine feet wide: and 1 hence hv-a straight line to the place ol beginning. This lot is WELL IMPROVED, and is subject to the annual rent of titleen dollars. Terms of Sale One-half cash, and the residue, in six months, with interest and security.

ORVILLE HORVVfTZ. Trustee. d.v? 2aw3wds! No. 17 North S. J.

SOPER St CO. Auets. By VV. Benn.tt 1. Co.

SUPERIOR FIRE-PROOF IKON SAFES. On SATURDAY' MORNING. Jan. 14. mo'clocK.

at our Stores. 23 and 30 S. Charles v.e shall sed, to close invoices 20 superior Fire-Proof Iron SAFES, of sizes, to whii we invite the attention of person wishing a article, as they will be sold to ever a Ivau es and expenses. Tt-rnis cash, in bankable money. F.

W. BENNET Si 0., Jr) Auctioneers. FURN ITURE. SATURDAY MORNING next. January 14th, at 10 'click, at our Stores, 23 and ij South Chailes street, we shall sell a variety of New and Second band FURNITURE, viz: High and lo-post Bedsteads; mahogany and walnut Solas; Rock-ir and Parlor Chairs; VV'ardrobes; Secretaries and Book Cases; Dressing Cabinets: Sideboards; marble top Sofa Tables Extension Tables; Bookstands Wash-stands; Desks; Arm Clia.rs; Carpets; Looking Glasses: Blinds; Sioves: Fenders: Andirons; Feather Beds; Mattress, Terms ea-h.

Jl2-ts; Ir) F. W. BENNETT St Aucts. TRUSTEE'S SA LE A RLE 1 A IN BALTIMORE Co If Y. Tursuantto a decree of the circuit Cmm for Baltimore comity, sitting a a Court of Equity the etieersined.

as Trustee will sell on the or, TLTSHA the 17th of Jaimary.at 12oNlock "VALUABLE FARM, formerly owned and oceunnvj by Dr. John Carvil Howard, The fariii i situated in Baltimore county on the north side til baiiunore ana Havre de Grace urnpike road hlteei miles irom Baltimore. It contains about one hundred und four acres of Land, about ii acres of which is line Wood Land. The Improvement consist of aa excellent FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, of modern st vie. two stones and a-iialf high, with a neat portico inVn-nt and in the rear, and a larse Kitchen attached, besiuimlly situated in a grove of'Foiest Trcts.

Also an ICE HOUSE, Meat House Corn House, Carnaire House and Stables. There is also on the place a 'TENANT HOUSE, now occupied by a good tenant, at an annual rent of forty dollars. There is a dailv communication with tins city, by means of a stage connecting Willi the Baltimore an'i Philadelphia Railroad at Magnolia. Also anotherstage running to ami from Baltimore three time, a week Both lines of fctsges run within fifty yards of Uie dwelling. The terms of sale prescribed by the arc: One-third in cash, and ilv remainder in tw equal atone and two vears, with interest aui approved security.

RICHARD J. G1TTINGS Trustee. Office No. 31 St. Paul street.

j-eots: Baltimore. I.nin. GL.ASSr I'Al- i --c. BAKEH. tf Importer of French and urutfai tvn trrs of JlaU.rmtrt WINDOW GLASS, DIU'GtilSTS' GLASSWARE, VIALS.

BOTTLES, JAR3, FLASKS. c. Importers and Agents f.r the Sale of Aium. KOil Cojiper-i-s, Fpsom ilts. Bi Carb.

Bal Sodl. Reril.ed Borat. astile So -10. Cassot Oii. Ltnstd Oi' VVJuto Letl.

Chrome Green. Cii-e Y'Hilonar, Psiints tn Oil, I( ktad. FOR SALIi A BOY, who is ii yetrs of age, an bis2 yenA.and eleven rnotuin to wtv- a line bund and perfectly soani. For terrtu at the Sua oiue. variety ui yt-ij ucscnpuoi, tt other Dry GOOils.

In this sale will found upwards of one hundred pieces of IDocskin, Plain and Fancy Cass-imcr. The goods will be for examination on Thursday afternoon previ- 11 Cbaor Hre-ct FL RNiri'RE, fc.c Wiii be 1 at our ucu room, on SATURDAY Mo 14 lnsc clock, variety of at KJ; Bedsteads Mattressei; Stands-; Tal.l Chairs; Sivtw 'rlTvvZT Aiidirnn: Shovel and Tonr; LI 1 TJ? -Un Trunks and Carpet ir "wis; Tumbler; iV-Vi-T' ct'na Images; Caitdlesti.ii Oi, nl Garves; Spring Balances: Kobtm nt Per-imerv. Sli "ECON D-II AND PIAX' ITlTTf i' AU 1 lot "f.rce and Cut Dry Ooods. AI-o, eevenl fltl double i barrel IW an-i Bird Gun. i4 finV Go4 I and silver atche.

Jewelry. Er-r, V' i 1'ins, Breast pins. Lockets. Gold Chain CIGARS After which will be sol i without reserve, ci se concern, some fine Imported and Do'a tale positive. Term csU CHANCE CREKV, Au--'s jf2 ts -3 1 Biltimoreatreit.

ADDITIONAL. Will be added 10 sV.e TI KDAY MORNING. January 14. at to oVlo-k. so, 8 superior Feather low-po-t Be4stii; Bureaus: Carpers: Stoves, Housekeeping gencra'ly.

Sale positive. Term cash. CHANCE Si GREEN. Auctioneers ts. and 1 B.iilimore street.

PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE BREW ERY. Bv virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of Baltimore citv. tiie undersigned, admin istrator of Frederick Ludwig, deceased wil! -Bell at public auction, at the Baltimore on i PDA Jan. l. 1851.

at I o'clock. P. aii right, title and im. --st o- the said Ludwig and t-- tne l.ott.f GROUNU and LAGER BEER BREW-LRi situated on tiie uonh-east side Belvidere su, a ross the rndge. The improvea ents enr.it a well- buiit Ston DWELLING and TAVERN, an extensive Frunf.

BREWERY, and an excellent Cellar for storing feet d-epby 40 feet wide, wailed and areiW wstn stone The lot is subject to a round rent of The terms ot sale are half cash, the balance in ix months, with interest secured to the satisfaction of tit undersigned. WM. PENNINGTON. Ade.t'r.. 7 Marsh VI! Buildmr.

St. Piiii -t. CHANCE St GREEN. Aiiet jll-coScds loercorj tS and 1 Baltimore st. ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF NINE ANNUITIES OR GROUND RENTS.

Byord-r of tn honorable the Orphans' Court of i-'tunore Citv. undersigned, administrator of LOREN'Z PFEfFER, deceased, wil! ceil at auction, at Exchange, or. THIS Friday" AFTEUNOi It, -u 1 o'clock. NINE ANNUITIES or GROUND RENTS, amounting in all to the sum of $35 41 per annuel, arising from or grow out of a certain Lot wf Gro2J-viz: Beginning for the sains oa the Juie of tiie east si. ComtriTi mvr yrvTtT leased to William Ready, and running norh-erly, binding on lUck street, 50 feet; Uienee.

easterly, parallel wiiii Hammond street, now calied Saratoga street, to an 10 teet wide; thence s.utli-ei-.teriy, binding on s.iid ten feet alley, and paraiiel with Cove, i.ow remor.t street, tuit.l it intersects a Jrawa from the beginning easterly right-angles with Ro rtreet, and thence westerly, rrversmy the line drawn, and bounding thereon to the place of begiu-ning, subject to Uie original ground rent of on whole of said lot. The wiioie ot sidann uti -s are secured, a plat of which mav be seen at tiie office. The terms ar One-half cash, and the hi! inc? and months, with interest from iyof payments to le secured hv bond an I god ei-ruv. GLOCKER NORRTS. Agents JOHN BERENST Admr.of Lorenz Pfifer.

lea-e. CHANCE GREEN. jl Ts JiiERTOR Pi Sc. 1) 3U)i'i-re it ay NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE XT AUCTION. We will sell.

1 Fri iv: MORNING. 13ih inst at our warei.ousr. No. 22 S. street, commentini o'cioi-k.

a U-ti n- al assortment of New and Secondhand FURN IT UK ns mrd.og. Sofas; do. Chairs; Stands; Rout cane and woi seat Chairs; do. Rockers. Also, a large and assortment SECONDHAND FURNITURE, the erects a freaking up is Beds; i la'tresses: an I Tot.g-: "rserT Bi Giassware: Fttn-iture.

iic. Terms cash in bankable monev. jU-ts- jj ADRE.CN Si A jet-. GROCERIES, as TEAS, "SI 'GAR. COFFEE.

-LASSES. BB DIES. c. ike. AT AUCTION.

SALE POSITIVE. We siiaa sell on THIS Fndiy MOKN ING. 13th li.st.. tvt Nt. 2J and uirtn: out jf GROCERIES, at.d iti.ma in part: New Orl -atis ar-1 Prf P.

co Snars, in Sogar-brMe Yrc Sytnp; Youi.g and lutp. T-a-; ler aa Soiichoi T. in i ai casks; Sinm Candie: Burn Rri rsarcn. Aiso. a 01 retersnai.i tvi'n a gret ot stc.

rius cali. ia par funds. jilts rT A PR EON I'' Art "4 By Armor Co. PUBLIC SALETi iKTT! ST MyANTl EFFE' "T-t OF A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER. DE-CL! Bl Si NESS.

We id sell on TiJ 1 Fitl-DA MORNING, l.r.i. dt o'cik. ire on je of iltltim re Vt rn Fiederii st. and Marsh a lare trk. of FAXCY GOODS.

Pi -c- a il e-u Dry II -Mius: litird are: Ci'itierv; Ty: Iiis'riunf nts. We w.ii.ia iianni Alpaca-: F.iiicy I'nrils; i an-i br-na Muii; Shirts nu Itiaei.e's-; an, Euibr lis U'i. ALSO. Ove r.f the or" FAN't'Y c- ver lfered a'e in t'jis i large sfoi of Dres-ing. ifndisi.

Tuck. ivo'v-P h-s-s ti Side Oxlis li-av Hir. 1'it'i. an-t Clota uiersl'lli-: Wit-' Chains; Patent Threads: .1 itt Agate Siik Dre- a Looks atid Eves; Nee AI.o. RDWARi: AND JEWELRY.

of T-M' and Poi-ket Khive-: Scissors: Raz.rs; Plt-j-4 Ware: Spei-facb's. wit-i nn s.onraeat and Silver Watches: i.oid Bar-Uiags; P.ngs: Lreastpiiis; Gold Cr 'sses: Goii and Sdv- i'etu i's; Medallion-. Tf. is is uie of the large-; r.nd best stocks of iixiits ever ocered in the city ai of 1- -ke i vn. Sale positive i-r-n- ca-'n.

ARMOR St JO tj-s tit 57 Cililles sr-r liy 1.C0. TRUSTEE SAL E. L5y v.rri. laltimore County Equity, 1 Linee removed the Circuit Court ot City, the ne-i. T'nistee.

will offer ur tt i'iii-sale. on TUESDAY, tee dav Jauut-y, H.4. x-1 oi k. P. at the F.

ALL TH AT LOT OF GROUND Lithe Citv I'li'-timore, tbir.j leet on the soutti side -s with a (iep'h of sixtvix feet. iietr by a larsre three-story BRICK BUILDING, used TVVi STOKES and a DWELLING. an i lo-ar street. See W.G.,No. foh ii-i.

c. Tins LOT very vaul ilde by reason of its Iomii It noiv rents for nine hundred "au-i dull Tte is indisputable. Persons ilisposed lo are referred f. PAPK1N SCOTT. No.

hi St. Paul stre t. w.i ill give any desired it.t inuanosi it. Tf-nns One-fourth cash. b-tlan five and eighteen month, wt'o interest ti iseci-n'y.

C. J.MITCH ELL. Trusts. GIBSON a. A icq.

By Wm. Ilcmilton. yfi, IN PU "Fs A NClTl A EC REE OF TilK r. SUPF.R!tR I'oURT for li.Cv.m t. cut.

--dersigned. on MONDAY, the 2.i day tif Jxa.arv next. at 4 o'clock P' v. iil seil. on the premises.

th folio wining lots of ground, viz: Beginning for th" ti'st of said lots on 'V West si I of Dallas street, at the distance of 104 feet Soutil frrt McElderry street; thence South, on Dalit 11 fee'; westerly parallel witn McEiaerrv ,3 feet; thence northeriy 3 feet; thenee veesuviy pxrxilei wit McElderry 12 fees, and tiienec easriyf feet U'e place of besinning; stiiiject to the rent of 15. The second lot th-i first one 0:1 sou'h s-1- thereof, bounding on Dallas street running back ith tl.e same width o3 feet; subject to u. OIJ12 Each of said lots is impro.v.I by a enns ot sales, as presenile i bv the court, art O'ie third cash on tl.e dav of sale. 1:1 f. -i i-t one-third in eight -tii interest fr tie dm.

Fr the credit payments, notes ith securities t- ved by tue trustee are to be given. P. Trustee. fr.ercr.rl VVM. HAMILTON.

r.M. F. JOHNSON olfers his senrree i tiie hit- chants, and other business of iJ-i'timo-e hit, in the COLLECTION' NOTES and ACCOUN TS generally poainst parlies residing in Frederick city 1 county. He pledges himself give prompt attention to all claims placed in his hands and irresnonsibditT aod capacity refers to Gideon Banlz. Christ: ia Basil Norris.

George Si L.MasKeli. GwrjeF. VVeiwter, rederick City: John M. ie. 1 'haries A Uviibrlil Banhoiow.

Tifiany Uer.rv Jmes. Wm. A.VVy-so g. alt in lore. i 1 V'Jiwi HANCE'S COMPOUND MEDICATED HOREHOUND CiXDT, For Cougiis, Cold.

Spitting of B' v-ij. Ast'inii, Si r. I Clearing ttta nice. iiu unpuou. BroncliilS, Croup, Invented, prepared and sold bv S.

HAN.jn, tf: 113 Baltimore st. Ei.I BROIDEK I KS. MANTILLA AN MILLINERY. Just opened a splendid lotofSMBSOIUSErS at greatly ri'uuced prices, at the Show Rooms of it-t. liLCHT, No.

79 corner of Tr.pofiil aliev, Eler-mt of latest sryi-; PansllLLINERY. tic. Sic. Orders for Millinery promptly airen.t to. ns-tf VTf NOTICE.

The undersign! respecttttr I liilll ,1 i Tj-iKKrAfK all kimh of ML'SiCAL. iXSXRU- ti.f -Fi r. rill fiwr hin -r- r. G. H.

SCHUMACHER." Lombtrd str-v. jl Im! at tiie Genoam Mt. FOR CHARLESTON BALTIMORE AXD UTHERX rALMLlTO. Joseph Vardy. conimin i-r.

will sail as aliove. from rf.f,KK ot Pud-pot street. Fell's Point. on SATURDAY, UUt Jantivty. a COMPANY'S LINE.

Tin i iv n. ji. it iraiiii or passag. apply la J. IKKiPEii Ageufs.

corner Smith's wiixn" and Prait Passage jl-ii Cj-S-f FAMILY COACHES of tn newest an most splendid style, with Bay Horses. Harness, Sic. to aa careful and accommodating driver, can wys hiid at Uie shortest notice for Bails. Pue and Sli pme, SiC. LC.

As usuid. tne greatest attention pai I toFUNE.t ALS. for which any liumber of carrmges, brf oat i tied a the old prices, viz: 2 each, the propnetors having advanced the rates. All oid-r tUiukfuIiy and pnnctuilly attended ALSO Persons travelling hy raslrj or.enit wid always be punctually waited on, by tearing tlidtr order, at RE! ELY'S oid-estabiished j. Lo n.

bard street. South side, 5 doors Wes; ot Centre Space. rB fcoiislantly receiving new supplies offstwt r-. ri a t'l' 1 1 1 vi.is ri A Nils, fronitiii ceieiir fi-i- ries of li 1T; Net-. ork.

Tilest? luanufacturers fi tve experience and reputation of thirty years' stin win it must convince those tnteuJiug t'r this is tii? best testimonial tint ctn if eo -liettce of their Pianos, aod of th- scisfv-n i.t v. hieh hus en invanaiiiy nianifested with regard all tne q-raiiti-s wmeh constuute art inr.ii..-nt. F.w by F. D. iJilNTKEN.

JA 1 131 n-or Li-je FOR TRAVELERS rT VV iff CURES. Iji SEikl? a-encr fir r-r tthns LonJ.m POAiua. Scotch ALP. iviST M5GUS. PhilaJelpitia PALK ALK and UROVVI.

MTOMT "alt-wat-r VsTSU pat C. I'usuurssuppitfd-, jJ-in. TWO DOLLARS REW ARD. Strayed away, or was stolen, on the day after Christmas, from the subscriber, livinar near the Relay House, (B. O.

R. a black and white spotted HOUND; he has a yellow face, and a sear or lump on one side, caused by a burn or scald. The above reward wiil be paid to any person returning him, and no questions asKeu. ja. jti-ot; i ERC IALa.nd COLTTE GT AT 1 1 UT (Late St.

Mary's French and English Institute.) JAMES RIPPARD, M. A. NEWELL, 1 The first session of this Institution will commence on WEDNESDAY'. February 1st. i The COMMERCIAL SCHOOfc.

under the care of' Mr. JAMES RIPPARD, litis for its principal object the preparing of boys for busiress. Arrangements have been made by which thoe who wish may devote their time Tct-t'ce! to the study of English, Commercial i Arithmetic, Penmanship and Book-heeping. 1 The COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, under the direction of PROFESSOR NEWELL. offersafullcollegiatecourse of CLASSICS, SCIENCE and BELLES LETTRES, to students who wish to finish their education at home.

Those preparing for any of the Universities may pur- sue the regular studies of the first two collegiate years, enter tiie Junior at College and graduate in two years. The department of MODERN LANGUAGES is under the superintendence of f. I. U. LA RElNTRIE.

The department or DRAWING and PAINTING is i tinier the care of Mr. HUGH NEWELL. For terms, nrplvat the Institute, corner of CAE- VERT and PLEASANT STREETS. j.j-coow: IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES. I 1 AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE TO OB- TAIN VALUABLE BURIAL LOTS CHEAP.

THE BALTIMORE CEMETERY COMPANY gave notice some months since that, with the com- 1 nsencent of the wall of tiie Cemetery, the prices of i Lots would be advanced to $15. They have deter- mined to commence it in the spring, and as it will re- quire considerable money, they have adopted the fl-luwing plan of raising the funds, which offers terms too inviting not to be made available by any person iikely to require them. There are now oi" the grounds lai I out into Lots remaining unsold 20 Lots, 8 by 10. enclosed with handsome railing, at present prices worth jj co 2jd Lots by 10, enclosed with handsome rail ir-g, at present prices worth 25 0-3 ti. 3 Eots which have been forfeited, which he in most desirable locations 1.5 0 OO S-4 Lots winch trout on Uie wide avenues, at present prices 15 00 5.ti40 Lots which front on the narrow 12 50 Of these Lots 8.000 will be sold at the low price of per Lot the choice to be determined by chance, to be drawn on the first day of Apr.l next, under the following rules: 1st.

No Lot. from this date, will be sold by selection, ur less wanted immediate interment therein. 2d. Books will be opened vt the office to receive the names of subscribers unid that number is soid. Let ters from person wishing them, who give their name ai.d residence, and number of Lots required, will be attended to.

Agents of the company wid call on as lriusiy they can; bat those who wisli to secure a chance had bett'-r not wait, as they mav fail to call on i them in time. The office is kept open from 8 A. M. to 7 P.M. 3d.

The payments are to be made as follows: The 1 first installment before the 1st of April next. Wnen 1 one Lot alone is subscribed for, the installment is $2 1 per month; when more that one Lot is taken, Si per month, on each. 4th On the 1st day of April, all Lots in the Ceine- tery will be advanced to $15. I 5th. A person drawing a Lot in a location he does not like, can remove to other Lot, not taken.

'rn- ilr.rty situated as to width of avenue, without railing, by paying one dollar. It wiii thus be seen that fir ten dollar a person can- not get a Lot worth less than 15. and may get one worth $30, and that in a Cemetery that has more it- lir lders attached to it than all the other Cemeteries of the city; that buries one-third of tiie whole mortality 1 of the city; that has a paved street from the citv to its gateway; chapel, mausoleum. g.t'ew.v. 1 any Cemetery in the United States; tint is proverbial for a moderate tariff of charge--.

'iienc- trun- acting business with it. and wmeu nas an estab- lished nitimri i it. a invest- I r.ieiit for small sums.evt nurtv never need them. Until the 15th of Marc en-Un .1 Lots forfeit- ed for delinquencies im- 1 a ter mat 1 day they will be irredeemable, nno mi: into ti; gene- I ral mass of unsold Lots, to oe drawn A large and 1 new assortment of patterns tor Iron Railing for Lots are in course of preparation, ana arrangements are 1 made to increase the business hitherto done in that line by the company, and on most accommodating i terms of payment. i Office of the Baitjmore Cemetery, comer of Bat- t'-nore end Sottth streets, January 1, li4.

j7-tf. CUSTOM-HOI'SE, A LTIM RE. COLLEC- TOR'S OFFICE. 1S53. The following is a copy of a letter, received bv the Collector of this Port, from the Secretary of the 'Treasury, and is now published for the information of all therein concerned.

PHILIP F. THOMAS, Collector. Treasury Department, December 14th, 1853. Your report under date of the istli ultimo, and accompanying papers, have been duly considered. The circular instructions of the lith January, 1S51, de- signating certain routes for the transportation of im- i ported merchandise from certain ports of entry on the seaboard to certain interior ports, under the iBth sec- of Uie act of 8th September, 1350, are hereby fun her modified, as follows, to wit: From Baltimore as a port of importation.

Tor Pittsburg. Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, imported merchandise may the provisions of the lfth section of the act of 28th September, 1850, and in 1 compliance with the regulations prescribed in the cir- 1 culur instructions of the 18th January, 1851, be trans- I ported to the above specified ports, by the following routes, 10 wii 1st. To Ilarrishurg via the ''Baltimore and Susquehanna Railrond," ana to Pittsburg by the "Pennsylvania thence by the Ohio river to Wheeling, Cincinnati, or Louisville, and tlience to St. Louis by the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.

2nd. To Columbia, via the "Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad," thence by the "Pennsylvania Canal" to Hollidaysburg, thence by the "Alleghany Portage Railroad" to Johnstown, thence to Pittsburg by the 'Pennsylvania Canal." and thence to either of" those, ports as before mentioned. 3d. To Pittsburg by either of the routes described hence by the "Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad" to Crestline: thence to Cincinnati by tne "Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad," and thence to Louisville or St. Louis by the Ohio, or by the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.

4th. To Crestline as before described; thence by the "BeRefontaineand Indiana Railroad' to Union; thence by the "Indianapolis and Bellefontaine Railroad" to Indianapolis; thence by the "Madison and Indianapolis Railroad" to Columbus. thence by the "Jeffer-sonville Railroad" to Jeffersonville, and by Ferry across the Ohio river to Louisville, and thence to St. Louis by the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. 5th.

To Wheeling via Uie "Baltimore and Ohio Railroad;" thence to Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, or Louisville by tiie Ohio, or to St. Loui3 by the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. The foregoing routes are additional to those designated in the circular of the 18th January, 1661. The Department has no authority to include in this arrangement any other interior ports than those specially named in the iPth section of the act of 28th September, 1850. No overland routes from ports of entry or the seulxwrd can at this time be prescribed for merchandise destined for Nashville, or Natchez.

The Department cannot designate any RaHroad Routes, uniess Uiey are completed and in operation. You may, as you suggest, give public notice of these regulations. Very Respt'y, your ob'dt serv't, JAMES GUTHRIE, Secretary of the Treasury. PniLtP F. Thomas, Collector of Customs, Bal timore, Maryland.

d29-eoSt; EUTAW SAVINGS' BANK OF BALTIMORE, Baltimore, January 3. 1854. The undersigned, appointed by the Board of Directors of the Eutaw Savings' Bank of Baltimore, to audit a statement of its operations for Uie past year, and report thereon, having had free access to the books, accounts and papers of Uie Bank, and also furnished with the actual evidences of investments made by the Bank, and of securities for loans to individuals have carefully performed the duty assigned them, and report as follows, viz: Amount of funds January 1, 1353 $387,133 43 Received from depositors during Uie year 1S53 389,135 Received for interest on loans and dividends On stocks 13 47 From which deduct as follows, viz: Amount paid depositors during the year irijiciiiai anu in ien-si oj IT 1 r'i id A .1 uic year ldj3. including State and city taxes 3,273 $273,033 00 Leaving amount of funds on hand Dec'r. 31 1-L $530 424 47 The t'uuds are employed in the purchase of Uicks and loans on real estate and stocks.

In the opinion of Uie committee tne investments and loans have beeu safely and judiciously made. Tliere remained 1.2,4 accounts open on the 1st of January. 13. During the past year 755 accounts tvete ojntned, and 8i3 account, closed, leaving open, on the Slit of December, 13, accounts. WM P.

MURDOCH, HENRY SNYDER, JAMES C. NINDE. MESS POitli, Ir.s. new MESS PORK, fa by r.ORT. O.

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