The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

FOR THE HOLIDAYS. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Don't Fail to See the Great Local and Moral Drama -of The Outcast or. Fast Life in Baltimore! at Thk Muskum To -Night. Vane in by the lovely Sallie Bishop, and A Screamin Farce.

Mr. J.B. Howe as Tha Broken-Hearted Father. Admission 25 cents. Ladies and Children, Don't Forget Glendower, OrThe North Sea Rover.

For the Afternoon Performance at the Baltimore Museum, On Saturday. free! Hidden Hand. Hidden Hand. A Great Story. A Great Story.

It is Dramatized. It is Dramatized. Will bo played soon. Will hA soon. THE FRENCH READINGS, by M.

RABIL-LON, (fourth year,) previously announoed, have just been resumed. EVERY SATURDAY, a few minutes before 1 o'clock. 248 MADISON MODERN LITERATURE. Course ia to take place for Gentle- men in the Evening. dl6-2tt TNClLENfl IN THE LIFE OF A BLIND GIRL, rrr MaRY L.

DAY. JUST PUBLISHED. PRICE SI. And for Sale by W. BOND A CHARVlNgoOKf SlREKT-Apart from those interesting incidents in the life of one whose vision is sealed to all visible beauty, the manner of the narrative is so attractive that whoever begins to read it will be sure to give the work an uninterrupted perusal.

It has the chirm of romance, heightened by the conviction that it is real, not fictitious life, which is hera reoordad. it not only touches the sensibilities, but contributes to tha enjojments of literary taste; and gives evidence thai a more than ordinary judgment has been exercised in the arrangement and uisposition of the material employed. We cheerfully connmendit to public attention, and trust that those who are ready to purchase Books for the holidays will not forget to inquire for "INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE OF A BLIND GIRL," ANOTHER BRILLIANT STORY By HARRY HAZEL, IN the NEW YORK WEEKLY, (The best Story paper published,) R'VXITLED THE WEST POINT CADET; OR, The Young Officer's Bride. A ROMANCE OF HEAL LIFE. Will be commenced in tha NEW YORK WEEKLY Ready on Thursday, December 15th, 1859.

For sale by every News Agent throughout the Unttfd States and Ganadas. PRICK FOUR CENTS SR COPY! PRAYER-BOOKS AND OXFORD BIBLES can be bad of .1 A S. WAT ERS, No. 244 BALTIMORE STREET, in greater variety of style and cost than elwewbere in the city. Some new styles in RICH BINDINGS, of VELVET, OAK, EBONY and SILVER MOUNTINGS, suitable for PRESENTS, and never bnfore exhibit ed, have just boon received from London and Par i s.

eo2tr! ATlCTION STOCK, THE REFUSE OF THE PUBLISHERS, never purchased by us, but our customers are invariably offered the bast, ia editions, variety and stylo of binding, that can be purchased. Always st moderate prices. JAMES S. WATERS, 244 Baltimore street. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN.

MILLER Sc. BEACH AM. MUSIC PUBLISHERS, No. lO N. CHARLES A Catalogue supplied rraluitrmsly.

SErfTd usio sent per mail free of cost. AH American and Foreign Prist can be halatthla eetahlishHient. S2rMusio Folios of many styles, SSTAgenta for MARTIN'S celebrated jFrarr euiTAtta ONE MINUTE EGG BEATER. Warranted to beat down a dozen eggs in one minute, better than can ba done by the old method in twentj minutes. For sale, wholesale and retail, by CORTLAN CO dlo-tfr.

Nos.216 and 21 Baltimore streat. CENT AMBROTYPES, Ui) Of tho VERY LARGEST KIND, Are now taken at CROSS, LEACH IKVIN'S, 12T Baltimore between Calvert and South sts. TVTEW GOODS, i BY STEAMER PERSIA. SAM'L KIRK SON, 172 BALTIMORE STREET, ill opt to day an invoice of Epergues and Plateaus, just received by steamer Persia. ALSO, New stria Piated CAKE BASKETS.

TEA ani COFFEE SETS. CASTORS. di6-tfrl 8T. J. BROWN.

ILVER WARE MANUFACTURER, No. 90 BALTIMORE between Holliday and Gay Silver Spoons, Forks. Mugs, Salt Stanis, Ye of new and beautiful patterns. Also, fine Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, Gold and Silver Spectl-cles, Platpd Ware and other articles in his line, which will ba disposed of on tho most liberal terms. tJanUr IVEW EMBROIDERIES AND LACE GOODS I FOR Nats: gilt Cordeliers and Pins for the hair; Point, Valencia, Honi-ton and ui pure Lace Sets and Collars; Black Lace Veils; Barbes and at very low prices.

THOS. BRUNTS, 169 Baltimore NOTICE. 1 OR THE ACCOMMODATION of thopubho and our ou-tomerVTour STOR WILL BE OPEN EVERY NIGNT till 11 o'olock. 11. POLiLfALiV No.

161 N. Gay street. ONG Lt BROCHE gHAWL3 Just reoeived another lot of those at $10, worth $15. Also, again, some of those at 12. A decided hit at ITS NORTH GAY STREET.

A. NACHMAN, Opposite the Engine Hous9. GREAT-BARGAINS GO()Dg Closing out. a great variety ot beautiful styles, at VERY LOW PRICES. PERKINS tfr 6 North Charles st.

T'REMEXMDOUS EXCITEMENT! Latest Styles of CLOTH RAGLANS AND CLOAKS, At reduced prices, of our own. Manufacture. expressly for the Retail Trad-," whitfh in point of Quality and workmanship, and especially in prices, "will defy all competition." Gray Cloth Circulars, fine Black Cloth, do. S2 50; fine Black Cloth Baglans, at Beaver Cloth Chesterfields, at $5, worth JS8; splendid latest novelties of Kaglaus, at S7, worth S10 s'yles unsurpassed in beauly and finish, lined and unlined, from $9 to 12. BSLook at them bofore buying elsewhere, at 17 5 N.

Gay street, opposite Engine House. A. NACMMaN. the Carpet. Be particular to look for it.

dlVeoQt! TVJOT1CE. 11 The undersigned have this day associated them Klvos together under the firm of BRADEN BAUGII POPE. BRADEN BaUGH, GEO. A. POPE.

Baltimore, Doc. 15th, 185SJ. BRADENBAUGTI ft POPfi. No. 76 SMI TH'S WHARF, four doors hnlow Pratt street, Dealers in IRON, LEAD, TIN and JVJ KTAM3 generally, and Manufacturers of Coppur.

dlij 2tjt I ENGLISH STEEL SPRING SKIRTS. We will opi'ii this nioi ning the now shapes, just. out. Also, asNortiuoiicof all sizos. This mako is tho host and most durable in tiso.

PE It KINS Sc. 16-ltr No. 6 North Charles st. WELLING OFF! SELLING China Tea Sots, pieces, from to $12. Dinner Sots, new patterns, from 15 to $25.

Chamber Sots, new patterns, from 2 to Glassware at low prices, and everything else in proportion. Storekeepers who sell CROCKERY would do We'l to call and see fr themsalvos. No. 6 HANOVER STREET, INkar Baltimore. ItJ R.

P. BAYLEY. 1VEW GOODS. 1 FRENCH CHINA DINNER TEA AND DESSERT SETS, NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS, Selected with great caie in Europe personally by one of the firm, and we think iu such variety as to 6uit the taste of the most particular. AUo, FRENCH AND BOHEMIAN CRYSTAL GLASSWARE, to which we invite especial attention.

For sale upon the most reasonable terms by CORTLAN Direct Importers of French, English, and Dresden China and Glassware, Nos. 210 and 218 Baltimore street, tfr. between Charles and St. Paul streets. IVEW STOCK OJf TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.

SCHWERDTMANN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALKM3. 7 and 9 N. HOWARD and 149 BALTIMORE corner of Calvert, ar? now opening a large and splendid assortment of TOYS and FAN -CV GOODS, all carefully selected Europe by ftne of our firm. Our assortment, containing a great variety of new articles, cannot be surpassed by any in the country, and will be disposed at tit lswaai frioes. Buyers ara respectfully invited.

A liberal discount will be made to ladies fairs. tDSl'r BARGAINS: BARGAINS! CHINA AND GLASS! Fancv China TEA SETS. 39 pieces, only S3; White Stone Chamber Sets. 10 2 50and 33; Goblets only S2 per dozen; White China Tea Sets, ii pieces. S4 50; Fancy Chamtor Sets, of new styles, 5 to g20 per set.

Call and see for yourselves. Is S. Calvert west side. dl6-10tfr FIN LEY PAWLEY. ENGLISH CHEESE.

HAVE received per steamer Washington 12 cases Sheltoa CHEESE. SO Cheddar 50 Wiitsher Which we offer in quantities to suit purchasers, P. TIERNAN SON, Importers, tfr 12 N. Charles st. CJWEET CIDER, 25 cents per gallon.

JAMAICA SPIRITS, $2 New England 62 cts. Fine Old Otard Brandy, S5 Choice Brandies, S2 a $3 Cooking Wine and Brandy. SI Choice Old WINES and WHISKY, very cheap. HOOK BALDWIN, S. W.

corner Lexington and Green sta. THE SUN. BALTIMORE. FRIPAY, DEC. 16, 1859.

Ths House Spkakkbship; There were two votv Ings in the House of Representatives yesterday for Speaker. Mr. Sberman, republican, came within four rotes of an election, though getting the same number only as the previous day that Is 110. This was caused by the paring off of several members, which reduced the number necessary for the success of a candidate to 111 He had an accession, however, of three votes from tha anti Lecomptonites, viz: Messrs. Hickman and Schwartz, of Pennsylvania, and Haskin, of the ninth district, New York.

The vote of Mr. Bo-cock, democrat, was S3. In our notice here yesterday the vote of Mr. was printed at which the intelligent leader would readily know should have been S3, as shown correctly in the Congressional report. Amusfmbxts ot thk PKorLS.TAe Theatre, etc.

It is not our custom to thrust upon a business people an unwonted measure of critical or display about theatrical, operatic or other entertainments. Our erudition has not warranted newspaper exploits In that direction. Nevertheless, we know when any thing in that line affords us pleasure, and are perhaps as smart In that respect as a youngster with his sugar candy, or that remarkable juvenile who dropped hot Iron when it burned his fingers. Something else, too, we have rather more than aVague idea about, aad that is suggested by the old saw "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy." The people must have their aruust-ments, and amanijst these we waive the casuistic issue the tlieutre lias always been, and ever will doubtless be, prominent. Theatrical entertainments have aa Inexplicable charm for all ages and all classes ef society; and when carefully directed, restrained by intelligent experience, and male to conform To the tastes and refinement of the age they have proved not only Indispensable, but safeguards against influences ot no quest itnable character.

In a city like Baltimore, a handsome, commodious, attractive and comfortable place of theatrical entertainment is, in the present stite of society, indispensable. Feople must and will have some sort of theatrical relaxation, aad it is a question for the whole public whether its quality shall be good bad, or something worse. The majority of strangers who visit the city expect to find such a resort for their leisure evenings hers. Multitudes from the rural districts, customers in theavenuesof commerce during the day, seek such relaxation as the theatre offers them at night. And whether it Is the tragedy, comedy, opera, farce, or other diversity, it is due to them that it should be good, and served np to them with all the best associations and accessories practicable.

To this extent our merchants, manufacturers, traders, mechanics, all who have a stake in the general prosperity, are more or less interested. That is to say, while such entertainment is sought, it is of general concern that it should be of tie best, and free as possible from objectionable features. Thus interesttd fact, we have reason to doubt whether the matter is esteemed, practically, as it deserves to be, by those to whom it addresses Itself. As an instance, we have the experiancs of Mr. Ford at Holliday street.

He has by great assiduity, and aided by substantial friends, completely renovated that estiblishment. It is now, in contrast with the old interior, palatial in its aspect. Exceedingly commodious in" evsry respect, supplied with every thing that can assure comfort to the audience, a superior company upon the stage, and a succession of distinguished artisu to give variety to the entertainment, he has to look night-, ly upon what must be a most discouraging scene. He has excluded all objectionable characters from the bouse, established an efficient police and. offered a series of the choicest performances, and all for what? To realize indifference, apathy, almost a studied absence ef those whose presence would grace the elegant circle provided for them, elicit the best talent and the best exhibition of it, replenish the treasury and maintain in Baltimore at least one first class place of dramatic entertainment.

Ia this remark, we must not be supposed to speak invidiously; for those who do occupy the respective divisions of the house, are really those to whom the management is aloas indebted their presence is his sole support, and they alone contribute to the maintenance of ths theatre in the city. From the current aspect of the house, we per. ceive that an Interesting "question in respect to the enterprise must speedily be solved. And it amounts to this: Whether the theatre is to be sustained by the great public, especially by the mercantile and manufacturing interests of the eity, as an Institution identified with the general prosperity and worthy to be considered with a specific claim upon expenses," an! affording an ample return, or whether it is to decline from neglect and to be positively shut up and surrendered to the bats and rats. We can do no more than throw the matter before the people for such consideration as it seems to us to demand, and leave the management to await a practical response to the question Thk Endorsers ot the HxLrxa Book Whatever the followers of the apostle of the higher law may think proper to deny or disclaim about the incendiary Helper abolitionist book, Mr.

Senator Seward himself Is precluded from denying or disclaiming anything. We have it under his own hand that he read the book carefully, and pronounces it altogether unobjectional. On the cover of the "Compendium" the author quotes Mr. Seward's certificate, as follews: "I have read the 'Impending Crisis of the South" with deep attention. It seems to ma a work of great merit, rich, yet accurate, in statistical information, and logical in analysis." This was sufficient for the black republicans generally.

Hence the sixty-eight members of Congress who signed the recommendation could do without question, without reading the book, as some of them, Including Mr. Sherman, the republican candidate for Speaker of the House of Representatives, now declare they did. This declaration is made in extenuation of their signatures, but Would seem to Indicate more than anything else an entire recklessness of action on their zeal of party and promotion cf self in that connection. A Clergyman's Opinion of John Brown. The venerable Alfred Griffith, of the Baltimore M.

E. Conference, after contradicting a statement that he had visited John Brown in jail at Charlestown, and declaring that he never, to the best of his knowledge, heard of him until his Harper's Ferry raid, proceeds to give his opinion of the whole band of insurgents as follows: As to my opinion of John Browu and his coadjutors and accomplices, (whether present or hundreds of miles away.) it is that if any men, or set of men, ever forfeited their lives to the offended and violated laws of their country, so did John Brown and his associates in crime for they had, one and all, both directly and constructively, ommitted and perpetrated the highest grade of crime known to the criminal jurisprudence ef ail the civilized nations of the earth through all periGds of their history, to wit: Murder, se-ditiouf insurrection and treason, and I have honored, and still honor, Virginia, no less for her fearless firmness than for hl-r vigilance in prosecuting with fairness, to condign punishment, the miserable perpetrators. Clothtns and Pat or Virginia Soldiers. The correspondent of the Norfolk Argus writes as follows from Charlestown: The pav of a private is SI I per month; of a musician SfliJ; sf a corporal S13; of a sergeant $1j per month. The pay or the lieu tena tits "and captains amounts to between So0 and STO per mouth.

Not less than one month's pay is given. Those who return before their cempany lose their pay. Haxgmax's Day. Besides the four men who are to be executed at Charlestown, to-day, a slave named Adam, for the murder of Moore, and a man named George M. Buckley the murder of George NV.

Goodwin, his wife's father, will be hung in Tampa, Florida. A man named Beauregard will also be hung to-day iu Montreal Canada, and a colored man at llarris-burg, Pa. The Weekly Sun. This delightful repositorj of lu.rature and hsrald of intelligence contains this week a further installment of that absorbing novelette called 'POJWEROT ABBEt," the developments of which become in the present number intensely thriving. The story is drawing to a close, and as we shall shortly commence another of surpassing merit, all who desire to secure the -whole otit, should be sure to seal in their subscriptions before it commenees.

The Miscellany for tho week comprises its usual variety, and amongst other papers a capital thing entitled "A Story for HorsE wives." Poetry. The Pilgrim. The Crooked Footpath. The Snow Flake. Swinging in the Barn.

Agricultural. In this department the reader will always find a choice and diversified series of articles, original and selected, comprising the whole field of rural enterprise. A comprehensive report of political affiirs, including proceedings in Congress; correspondence upon national, general and specific affiirs. Reports of the markets, stock, monetary and commercial. Odds and ends.

A chapter of the humorous, together with numerous paragraphs upon incidental topics, news, literature, science, art, religion, morals and universal life. Price only one dollar per annum. Copies neatly enveloped at the counter of ths Sua Oliice, three cents. Holliday Street Theatre. of Miss Richinss.

The programme for this evening comprises an extremely interesting variety of entertainment, and exhibits the earnest purpose of the management an the artists before the people to contribute to the general gratification. Ths eosa-sion is for ths benefit of the charming actress a id vocalist, Miss Richings. Tha first piece is Howard Pay beautiful domestia drama, caliei "Clari, the Maid of Milan." and with ths cast of Mr. Richings as the venerable Rolarao, and the accomplished Miss Richings as Clari. we do not suppose tha piece was ever presented more effectively in Baltimore.

After the drama Miss Richings will sing, in character, "La Marseillaise," ani certainly with brilliant eflVct. Ths musical burietta of The any Fish Wife, will follow, in which Miss Riching3 scstair.8 two characters with great zest and point, and sines several favorita melodies. The entertainment wil! conclude with the giand, imposing and stirring tableau of Washington, in which the impersonation of the great chieftain by Mr. Richings is very striking and successful, and the whole scene, with the young Caroline as the Goddess of Liberty, leading the national anthem, and sustain! by the full orchestra and the entire company, surpassing description. The RrssiAN War.

Tha enduring popularity of this exquisite pictorial representation of tho CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT THE CHILDREN'S CLOTHING STORF al ---u fts now made up a large of CHILDREN and CLOTHING, Raglans, Cloaks, Coits, Sacke, Dresses and Scotch Caps, whioh she offers at immensely reduced prices, wishing to close out the witaer stock, prior to making arrangements for the spring trade on a larger scale. dl6 -3t( HolidaYpresents. w. w. gilmour, No.

73 N.CHARLES STREET, Offers mr sale at low prices a fine assortment of CHRISTMAS BOXES and FRENCH TOYS, suitable for Christmas Presents. I wish also to call the attention of families to my largo assortment of Plain and Ornamented FRUIT, POUND. CITRON and FANCY CAKES, which for quality and beanty, cannot be surpassed in the city. Also a fresh invoice of Mailiaid's celebrated Confectione-ry. Parties served as usual at short notice.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS A. STOWF.LL, 163 BALTIMORE ATCHMWAND For richness not surpassed by any house in the united States. ALSO, A Special Sale oj FANCY GOODS, Consisting of Bronzes, Marble Figures, Vase-Dresaen, China and Terra Cotta Ware: Piotures! and an endless variety of articles suitable for the entire Stock will be sold at pric9s that will correspond with the times, and surprise every one who will examine the Goonis. BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENT FOR THE HOLIDAYS. KRISKRINGLE, SANTA GLAUS AND SCHNEIGL1L FRITZ, AT MARSTER'S A MBR YPJS SALOON.

Not with trifling or useless toys, bnt with a vast variety of and valuable CHRISTMAS GIFTS, i i the form i fine PICTURES, set in Pearl, Shell, Ebony, Velvet or Morocco Cases, Gold Locktts, Breastpins or Rings. Photographs and Ambrotj pes in oil or water colors, nt moderate iat.es. Remember the place, 14T LEXINGTON near Howard st. It F. F.

LAMB. Proprietor. PREPARE IN TIM EOR THE HOLIDAYS! But before you buy the Presents, look over this list of articles, all of which are suitable for HOLIDAY PR ESENTS, And will be closed out during this and next week, At No. 161 N. Gay street.

P'ack and Pancy Dress Silks, from 50 cts. up. Single Broche Shawls, from 5 up. Doubla 9 up to ,20. Single and Double Blanket Shawls, atall prices.

Cloth and Beaver Raglans, from S'4 up to $'20. Ladies' Embroidered Collars and Sets. Handkerchiefs. Satchels and Cabas, Portemonaies, etc. Gents' Silk Cravats and Handkerchiofs.

Scarfs and Ties. and Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs. Gents' Woolen Scarfs ai.d Comforts. Boys' Silk Pocket Handkerchieia, at 12and 18 ents. Boys' Woo'en Comforts, at 6 and 12 cents.

IVHsses' Pellrines. at 6J4 cts. Misses and Ladies' Nubias, Gloves, Gauntlets and numerous other articles, suitable for all ares and sexes. By an early call, you will secure the best of bargains. H.

POLLACK, Sign of the Bie Stocking, 161 N. Gav street. TOILET ARTICLES FOB, THE HOLIDAYS. KISS ME SWEETLY, EXTRACT. FRANGIPANI, do.

eo3to at 161 N. GAY ST. CHRISTMAS! Our patrons are kindly requested ti purchase their TOYS, FANCY GOODS, CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, at their earliest convenience, to avoid the throng during Christmas week. We can this week wait upon them to grpater satisfaction. GEO.

P. STEIN BACH'S "Temple of Fancy," No. 79 W. Baltimore between South and Gay sts. THE GREATEST CROWD BUYING HOLIDAY PRESENTS Can be seen at POLLACK'S, No.

161 N. GAY STREET, Where can be found the greatest variety of EM-BROIDERIES, HDKFS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, at tremendous low prices. Call soon and convince yourself. i 16 3tr H. POLLACK.

CHEAP FRUIT FOR THE HOLIDAYS. A prime lot of new Raisins cheap, in quarter, halves and whole boxes. Seedless "aisins at 8 and 10 ceiits per lb. Cooking at 6 and 8 cents: bunch Raisins at 10 and 12 cents; new Layer Raisins, at 12 and )4 cents; new Currant, 8 and 10 cents; new Citron, 25 cents; English Walnuts, 1214 cents; Pecan Nuts. 12 cents; Almonds 12 and 18 cents.

Best paper-shell Almonds, 28 cents per lb. Also. GOOD COOKING WINE AND BRANDY, at SI per gallon; choice Old Rye Whisky and Brandy, A superior article of pure old Jamaica Spirits: also Sweet Cider, at 25 cents per gallon, all of which I warrant and deliver free of charge. "Families in want of Fruit and Wines for Christmas, will find it to their advantage by giving us a call. THOMAS W.

HOPPER, dl6 tD24rJ N. E. cor. Green and Saratoga sts. ECHANICAL AND INDIA RUBBER TOYS.

I am in receipt of a large and beautiful assortment of the above goods, many of which are of entirely new designs. The Mechanical Toy is strong and durable, and decidedly the most amusing Toy extant. INDIA RUBBER DOLLS and DOLL HEADS of al sizes. Also a superb assortment of Ladies' and Gents' Silk Umbrellas, suitable for presents. W.

G. MAXWELL, 209 Baltimore st, near Charles. PRESENTS FOR THTTHOLIDAYS. JUST OPENED THTS DAY, FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES; NEW JEWELRY of every description; STERLING SILVER WARE: ALBATA WARE; SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES-FINE TABLE CUTLERY; CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS, Ac. ALL NEW GOODS.

At LARMOUR'S, Light street. WATCHES and JEWELRY repaired. tfr! FINE ENGRAVINGS FOR THE -CHRISTMAS ma; GRAY ing could be more acceptable or appropriate for a tr resent rnan tnese goons. large lot suitably framed for the Holidays. Call and examine before purchasing.

JAS. FRYER, Looking -Glass and Picture-Frarne Store, tJlr. 31 South Calvert street. CHRISTMAS TIMES. EGG-NOG.

EGG-NOG, EGG-NOG. Assorted cases of LIQUORS for lamily use, containing 2 bottles Whisky, 2 bottles Brandy, 2 bottles Gin, 2 bottles each of Cherry and Peach Brandy, 1 each of Sherry and Port Wines, prime quality. Delivered free at S5 per case. H. K.

LONG d3-eo2wd 20 and 22 Pet nsylvama avenue. FRUIT FOR THE HOLIDAYS. New Layer and Bunch RAISIN3, in various Packages and at retail; 12c. for Bunch; 140. for er; new seedless at 10c.

per 1 Cooking do. 6, 8 and 9 cents. New CURRANTS, CITRON, F. L. LAWRENCE, tfr- Cor.

Lexington and Green sts. GROCERIES. USUAL HOLIDAY FRUITS. MALAGA GRAPES, HAVANA ORANGES, by steamer "Baltimore," good color and sweet, PIPPIN APPLES; Brandies; Teas; Wines; Suears: Champagne. In fact, a family can be supplied with everything, and, without advertising prices, as low as any house.

For sale by WM. H. McLEAN, tfr: g2 N. Charles st A NNUAL HOLIDAY BARGAINS. THE CHEAPES irOOVS in tne Uirx.

Rioh De Laines 12o, Black Cloth oaks 33, 4, S5andQ6. Heavy Beaver Raglans 5, 6, 7 and $8. Magnificent Cloth Cloaks richly trimmed, 10 and 12. Broche Long Shawls $10 and 812. Black Cloth for Cloaks, Scotch Plaid Long Shawls, cheap.

Collars, Sets, Hdkfs and Poii De Chevresl2o. Beyadere Valencia 185o. Wide Chmtzes 12c. Freach do. 185o.

New Valencias 25o. British Prints 80. Rich Dress Silks. 50.62, 75. 870.

and Ql. Silk Robes S20. Extra rich do. 25. Wide Mantilla Silk Velvet 5.

Men's Wear, cheap. extension iMfirts. moves. NEAL'S Cheap Stores, 97 and 63 Bilt. st.

tfl PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS! I have just opened this day a general variety of fine GOLD WATCHES for Ladie? and Genttenen. JEWELRY, of my own make; Full SETS, imported and American, of every description. CLOCKS of all kinds: SILVER SPOONS, Watches and Jewelry carefuUyepared. dl2-12t. No.

TO East Baltimore street. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Those ia want of HOLIDAY PRESENTS Would do well to call C10 2wt No. 13S Lexington st. y-toro open every evening until 9 Dr.

ed Has been used for ten years, and is pronounced the best SYRUP made for the various AFFECTIONS of tha LUNGS and THROAT, such as COUGHS, COLDS. HOOPING-COUGH. ASTHMA. OAR.SE ESS, RO NCHITIS. Forthe relief ol CONSUMPTIVE PATIENTS, in the advanced stage of the disease, it is une- 'hEFKRENCE-Samusl Fowler, Gay near Eden; Roszell Sc Kirby, James Joseph Huff, Harford county; Dr.

Jones, Baltimore county; Wm. O. Helm, 253 Madison Prepared by Dr. R. SAPPINGTON, 126 N.

Gay between High and Front sts. Also, sold by COLEMAN ROGERS. 1T3 Baltimore W. REED, Broadway; S. S.

HaNCE, 10S Balti-mare street, and Dealers generally throughput the State. tJan8)r RHEUMATISM RH EUMATISM RHEUMATISM TINCTURE! RHEUMATISM Captain Canot. RHEUMATISM Infiamatory, James Symtn. RHEUMATISM-JarretPlummer. RHEUM ATlS vt Chronic, Wm.

Taylor. RHEUMATISM Samuel Peregoy. RHEUMATISM Had it 15 years, F. Donnelly. RHEUMATISM Had it 10 years, StephenTaylor.

RHEUMATISM Had it 11 years, A. Kitchen. RHEUMATISM M.Coilias. RHEUMATISM John Ward. RUE UMATISM ad it 7 years, Robert Gault, RHEUMATISM G.

W. Goodrick, RHEUMATISM Had it 38 years, E. Bogwell. And many others, who testify to bpine CURED after Tears of suffaring, by HAMPTON'S TINC- We invite the afflicted to send for a pamphlet and see cures of Cough, Dyspepsy, Asthma, B-Sold by MORTIMER MOWBRAY, 240 Baltimore street, and by Druggists and Storekeep-ers everywhere. dl6-tffr IMPROVE YOUR EVESTflHTZ-SSF-ks4l.

BEHRENS, at the corner of Gay and Front streets, has just imported a new supply of Gold, Silver and Steel SPECTAGLV.S: also, EYE-GLASSES. PERISCOPIC GLASSES and BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. SPECTACLES REPAIRED and GLASSES INSERTED at the shortest aotioe and on the moat reasonable terms, dU-09liui OOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. JOHN BKRGER. 242 BALTIMORE Has on hand a large and elegant Stock of ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, For Presents, in every variety of Bindings.

BIBLES. ALS' PRAYER BOOKS, HYMN BOOKS. WRITING DFSKS, CHILDREN'S BOOKS. PORT-FOLIOS, cBA9KUAMMON BOARDS, CHESS and CHESS BOARDS. STEREOSCOPES and VIEWS, With an assortment of Fanoy Articles suitable for the season, which he will Bell at low prices dl6 8t-r STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

F.W. R. KING. 226 Baltimore near Charles, have on hand a new and large assortment of STEREOSCOPES and VIEWS, among whioh is a new series of over 150 Views in the vicinity of Baltimore and on the line of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad; also Colored Groups, Family Soenes Landscayes, Picnics. ViewB in the Holy Land dl6 8tr URISTMAS PRESENTS.

Now opening a variety of rich JEWELRY. WATCHES and FANCY GO Suitable for the season, among which are the FRODSHAM WATCH, Yhich we are sole agents for this city. TKaVviATCHr'S in variety; also, WaTCH Betsof the latest ILVER PLATED WAKE. Clicks; Carcel Lamps; Gas Ornamental Standi for the table; also, CHANDELIERS AND FIXTURES, which will be sold at unusually low prices, at No. 168 BALTIMORE'S')'.

10-tP24 GOULD WARD. CH R1STM AS. Lovers of good erg-nog can procure pure imported BRANDIES, WINES and LIQ UORS, of all descriptions, and save one-half of thfir money; also, TEAS, and all other GROCERIES, below their regular value. R. M.POLK.

30 ENSOR near Belair market. BOHEMIAN VASES A beautiful article for Mantel Oman ants, at 62, 75 and 87 cents per pair; Imitation CRYING DOLLS at Si per srosa, together with A FINE ASSORTMENT OF TOYS, For Bale, wholesale and retai.k by JUMiN it tiKMUUKi nSO-lm? S9 and 91 North Eutaw street. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Morocco Cabas and Traveling Bags, all at filty per centum below regular prices. THOMAS S.

MOORE, (Late Roche fc.Aioore,) rg-tft 64 Hanover st. TMN TOYS! IRON A large variety TIN TOYS and IRON TOYS, wholesale or retail, low. Also, TACKS, BLACKING, STOVE POLISH, SLATES. KNIVES, SCISSORS, GREENFIELD, No. 236 Lexington doors west of Green street.

PIANOS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. MiVll GOLD MEDAL PIANOS LARGEST ASbORTMKNT IN THE CITY, WM. KNABE Nos. 1, 3, 5 and 7 North Eutaw and No. 207 Baltimore Would respectfully invite the attention of tha public lo their well assorted stock of GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS, which for fulness and sweetness of tone.and finish, STANDS UNRIVALLED.

"Every instrument warranted for fire years. Terms liberal. deI5-tfrj WILLIAM KNABE CO. DrTmcclintock's cold and coug ri MIXTURE is an authorized professional curative. Dr.

McC. is one of the most diatiguished medical men in America, and his guarantee cannot De questioned. This preparation he declares from his own experience to be a swift and positive euro for cold, cough, catarrh, influenza, and sore throat. It is popular throughout the Union, rrioe cents, ror sale by ajiitt hanuc, 108 Baltimore street. THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

DR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, Has discovered in one of our common pasture weeds a remedy that cures EVERY KIND OF HUMOR, From the worst Scrofula down to a common pimpla. He has tried it in over 1,100 oases, and never tailed excegt in two cases, (both thunder humor.) Ha has now in his possession over two hundred oertihoate of its virtno, all within twenty miles of Boston. Two bottles are warranted to core a nursing sore mouth. One to three bottles will oure the worst kind of Pimples on the face.

Three to five bottles are warranted to cure tha Worst case of Erysipelas. One to two bottles are warranted to oure all humor in the Eyes. Two bottles are warranted to oure running of the ears and blotches among the hair. Four to six bottles are warranted to oure oorrupt and running ulcers. Two to three bottles will clear the system of Biles.

Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker in the mouth and stomach. One bottle will cuie scaly eruption of the skin. Two to three bottles are warranted to oure tha orst case of ringworm. Two to three bottles are warranted to oure tha most desperate case of rhumatism. Two to four bottles are warranted to oure tha salt rheum.

Five to eight bottles will oure the worst oases of scrofula. A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, and a perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity is taken. Manufactured by DONNALD KENNEDY, No. 1 20 Warren street, Roxbury, Mass. Prioe 91 per bottle, or six for Sc.

For saleby SETH S.HANCE, IPS Baltimore st. gjo. BIRDS FOR SALE. Ky Mocking Birds, imparted Canaries, Gold-finches, Linnets, Gray and Green Sparrows, Tropo Sky lards, Parrots, and a variety of other Birds. HENRY THOMAS, 16-6t No.

14 North Liberty street. A RAFFLE FOR TURKEYS will fcO-K. come off EVERY NIGHT on and after lKm Saturday next, at National House, rIg 116 FRANKLIN between Eutaw and Howard oommncing at 7 o'clock. dlS-eo3l JOS. GRIFFIN.

Prop'r. CORNS, BUNIONS. NAILSGROW-riVfi IN THK FLF.SIf. cured without k'fw? gpain. so that the boot can be worn imme- LiSHintelT.

without the least ireonvenienoe CORN ELIXIR 50 cents per bottle. Persons at tended to at their residence without extra charge, by DK. PAINTER, Surgeon ChirDpodist, tfr Office 117, cor. Baltimore and South sts. p5 PIANOS! trWi A rKtshi 1 wutiiit A beautiful assortment of NUNNS CLARK'S, and STEINWAY Sc SONS' GOLD MEDAL PIANO-FORTES, WThich are, without question, the best PIANOS made in the United States BENTEEN, Nos.

SO Fayette street, and 14-tf 10 North Charles st. f-jSSTraT CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES The subscriber has on hand at his ifiMv- tensive CARRIAGE REPOSITORY No. 3t South Gay street, the moBt extensive 4 best assortment of fashionable CARRIAGES tk ean be found in this city. Persons in want of Carriages will find it to their interest to give me a efcU as I am determined to sell low for cash or approver faper. All work sold at my Repository for twelve months.

Old Carriazet repaired or tskca in exohange for new ones. Carriages reoeived on storare or held on commit Cion. WM. MoCANN. tffr DL IWl AMI I rAI? TRIAGES will find it to their interest nt give me a call, as 1 will sell them as one they can be bought in any city in the UnioH.

JAS. McCURLEY, Coaohniaker, SlO 3m: No. IS N. Liberty street. FOR HAVANA.

VIA KEY WEST. FROM CHARIRSTON.S. C. avMi-ate The favorite Steamshio ISABEL. Wm.

Rollins, Commander, Will leave Charleston for Havana, via Key.V eat, on MONDAY MORNING. Deo. 19th. For Parage or information aPfilytoor Lixs dl4-5t! No. 67 Exchange stairs.l FOR SAVANNAH.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20th, At 12 o'clook M. nreoiselT. Vhe fir-e ass oreaniBMip CITY OF NORFOLK, J. C. Parker, Commander, Will leave her wharf, foot of Union dock, as above.

Punctuality in her departure may be railed on. The ships of this line will now run weekly durinj the season, First-class Cabin Passage, S15. No bills lading will be signed after the departure Of the ship. Freights taken at lowest tp tes. A pply to WM.

MENTZEh, Agent, dl4-td! Union Dock. BOSTON STEAMSHIPS, IWhnrf fnnt nf tnttr Tlnrb well-kirbwn STEAMSHIP "Wil liam Jenkins," William N. HALLKTT.eommandar, ad "Joseph Whitney," Solomon Howbs, oonr-mmider, with fine acoommodatious for passengers, will SAIL FOR BOSTON EVERY SATURDAY at 13 o'olook alternately. Fare 813, including meals and staterooms. Froieht taken at lowest rates.

A. L. HUgCINS, Areitt. ONLY DIRECT LINE TO irffiKnitri.3i LAND FOR 930! The powerful Iron steamships CITY OF BALTIMORE, CITY OF MANCHESTER, EDINBURGH, CITY OF WASHINGTON, KANGAROO, GLASG and VIGO will sail from New York for Liverr ol, calling at Cork, to land and re-oeive passenge every alternate Saturday, For Glasgow, calling at Cork, once a month. Passage from New York Cabin, 75; third 880.

Return tiokots, third class, available for six months, $60. Persons wishing to send for their friends can obtain certificates of rs.sssee from Liverpool, 40; Glasgwor Cork, $35 For pasjge, apply to R. CORTIS 177 Broadway, N. JOHN G. DALE, 15 Broadway, Yor PUROELL.

No. fi S. Calvert 3iltimore. N. B.

Passe igers by this line avow me i. an daisy of callint at St. Johns. n4-tf (HAVE rillSD.vV appointed JOS. I.

EARLY. No. 5 Couitland street, my attorney and agent in the citv of Baltimore, who wnl transact my business as Has'' been heretofore by the late AMES li. BE VANS, Esq. ROBERT VV.

NELSON. Walkerville, Frederick 00., Md. Baltimore. Deo. 13, 1859.

3t ONE LOANED on Diamonds, Watohes Silverware, fina Jewelry, Furniture, Clothing, Suns, Revolvers, and Merchandize generally, on the most reasonable terms, at the Licensed Loon Office, No. 16 S. SAY between Baltimore an gaoond sts ISAAO LOBE. COAL. HARD WHITE ASH AND FREK-BURNING COALS, 2.240 lbs.

to the ton, frea from slate and dust, delivered at market price, W. R. SEEVERS Sc Office, 7 9 Ejch an ee place Yard. 304 Cathedral street. USTARD OIL LINIMENT Made tltUr.

O'NEAL'S MEDICINE STORE. Saratoga ana is llie best local appv ioa-tion known for Rheun.atism, Neuralgia and local pains. Prioe I per dozen, and 26 cents par bottle. Send vour orders direct. nil im 1 HISKIES.

Very choico OLD RYE WHISKIES, ia quarter casus aad aemijonnB. for sale by dia-eolwl GEO, HARRISON MARRIED, On the 11th instant, bv Rev. Wm. H. Laney, PHIL1PWEHRHKIM and SIB1LA HOR- bach KK, both ol Baltimore.

On the 8th instant, by Rev. Henry Schcib, HENRY G. TUPK to LOUISA. S. LKMCKK.

e'dost daughter of the late Henry H. Lemcke.of tliis city. On the 6th instant, by Rev. M. (ioheen, JOHN OLIVER and Miss MARGARET G.

LAUGH-LIN, all of this city. At New York, on Tuesday, December 13th, at4 P.M., at the Tabernacle, corner of Sixth avenua and 34th street. Mr. S. TAYLOR SUIT, of Louisville, formerly of Prince Georgo's oouuty, Miss only child of A.

F. Willinartli, oi the Home Insurance Company, New York. MKmwggBjK, DIED. On Thursday, after a painful and lengthened the 43a uar lua age, Samuel h. The malo friPiids and acquaintance of the family are respectfully iuvitttd to atlond his funeral, on tomorrow (i-aturdjty) morning, at eleven o'clock, from hi-- lata residence, No.

7 Franklin utroot, opposite Courtland. On the I5ih instar.t. JOSEPH K. infant son ol Eliza Jane ami Fredoriuk Ulilliorn, aged 11 months and S3 (lays. Philadelphia papar oopv.l Tho friends of the family are invited to attixid tho funeral, on to-morrow (Satur 'ay) morning, at eixht o'clock, from 4tS Kesistor stroot.

On the 15th instant, Mrs. ADELINE -RON. wifa of William Paineron. I Philadelphia papers please copy. I On the 14th instant, ROBERT THOMAS, iu the S5th year of his ago.

On the yrh instant, at Red AVing, Minnesota, JOHN P. WHELAN, in tho 47th year of his age, formerly of Baltimore. rf "EXCELSIOR," Lk3 The eoond semi-annual exhibition of tho Lexington lyceum take piaeTim (Friday) EVENING, December 16th. Admission 25 cents; children 15 cents. lt rrw something new again.

LL5 concert bv the welsh choir ii tho Broadway M. E. Church, on MONDAY EVENING, 19th instant, at seven o'clock, for the benefit of th Church at Canton. The musio will be performed both English ami Welsh. Ailmit-tance at the dor 25 cents, children 10 cts.

rrSA MEETING OF tITfToHEB SHOLO.Vl LL3 CONGREGATION, Hanover street, will take on SUNDAY MORN ING, the IStti at .10 o'clock, for the purpose of elevating tha condition of tha poor Israelites of our city. REV. DR. SZOLD will deliver a Sarmon on the occasion, and a Collection ba taken up. A good attendance of all disposed to help the poor is earnestly desired.

di6-2t? 'PHILADOR CHESS will be a meetioe of the PHILADOR CHESS CLUB on MONDAY, Dec. 19 at 8 o'clock. Members are earnestly requested to attend, as business of importance will be transacted. dlS-2 S. G.

ROSZ EL, Sac'y. AT A REGULAR MEETING THE DIRECTORS OF THE MARYLAND FOR THE INSTRUCTION of THE BLIND, held on the 7th 1359, it was unanintiouslj Jieso! red. That the Directors of this Institution acknowledge the receipt from the Ladies' Aid Society, of the liberal sum of 2,953 75, as the clear proceeds of tha Fair, lately held at iha Maryland Institute lor the benefit of the inmates of this establishment. Hesolvd, That tha Directors hereby return their grateful thanks for the zealous efforts, the di liatar-ested labors, and the generous charity manifested by the members and contributors of the Ladies' Aid Society in this, their truly bfnavo'ent and Christian work in behalf of tbosa afflicted by tha inscrutable will of God. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions, signed by the President and Secretary, be communicated to the Treasurer of the Laiies' Aid Society, and be published in two of the daily newspapers of the city.

J. HOWARDMcHE.NRY, Pres't. B. F. Newcomer, Secretary.

16 2t FOURTEENTH WARD Collection for the Poor. Tne fol'owini eentlenea will wait upon tae residents ot tae wara tor taeir contributions to tho Association for tha Relief of tha Poar. JOSEPH ROGERS, Jr, FRANCIS BURNS. ANDREW J. MILLER.

DANIEL S. WHITE, SAMUEL HTNKS SAMUEL BILS'iN. GEORGE F. WE3B, DANIEL CLOUD, 2tj HENRV A. ELLIOTT.

PTff FIFTEENTH WARD REFORMERS. 'Jsi Tne Reformers of tho 15th Ward are hereby notifid, that Memorials to the House of Representatives of the U.S., and tho Legislature of Marylar.d, asking for Legislative relief, will ba at the Office of A. H. PENNI NGTON, 65 Hanover street, on TH URSDaV, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, from 9 o'clock A.M. until 1 P.

aad fro 2 util 5 P. for the purpose of receiving the signatures of ttioee who are in favor ef Reform. It is hoped that every Reformer of the ward will sign these memorials, thoae who voted as well as those who were prevented by violence or intimidation. 'dl5-3t (VJOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. iN GKAND AND MAGNIFICENT SALE PUBLIC YuCTION OF SILVER AND PLATED WARE.

DRESDEN AND PARIS CHINA, FRENCH AND ENGLISH BRONZES, PARIAN FIGURES COSTLY FANCY GOODS, ALSO, FINE OIL PAINTINGS, Forming the largest and most costly collection of Goods ever offered at Auction ia this citv. B. Full particulars in future advertisements. NOTICE, The sale wil take place in the large Hall over the Stores of Messrs. janfield, Brother Co corner of Baltimore and Charles streets, on WED-N ESDAV TH URSDAY and FRIDAY.

Dec. 21st. 22d and 23 1, each day commencing at 10 o'clock, and continued EACH EVENING, at 7 o'clocK. Catalogues -wi'l issued and the room for exhibition on TUESDAY previous to sale. fSTerms cash.

F. W. BENNETT Sc. (r Auctioneers. FFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS, Bal o0- 14ttt 1S59.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this until 12 o'clock, on the 31st lor fuTnishing tha Public Schools witn BOOKS AND TA rfov i.RY for the ensuing year. Lists of the articles wanted can be seen by calling on W. Horaca So-per, Treasurer, office No. 45 VVest Fayette St. R.E.JONES, i DANIELS.

BURG Committee. dl6-e-35tj LuJAN FIRE INSPECTOR'S OFFICE TT. Baltimore, December 13th, 1859. FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. A reward of FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS Will be paid for any information that may be furnished the undersigned that will lead to the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who fired the bunding No.

6 Pennsylvania avenue, near Biddla street, on tha night of the 10th inst. air i F.iil. B. BOYD, dl6-3tl PR Fire Inspector. FOR SALE THE STOCK AND GOOD-WILL Oj? A LXTMBER YARD ON FAST FALLS AVENUE, tha unexpired lease, and will be disposed of without tho stock.

Inquire at EAST FALLS AND CANTON ing, at the i Maryland Steam Sash and Planing Mill, South Lutaw and Cross streets. J. W. WILSON SON. 55 1 fl OTMi TO IN VEST-For ten years, on a well Becured Ground Rent, piyable quarterly, at 6 per cetst.

The security must be first class. Alsoa well secured Rextof from 3120 to 130 ITwtWJ iVP1 lm mediately to WM. H. MAR-ItlO 1 i 14 Mansion House, Fayette st. 6t! AHEAD! Vung Men, we have an article for you! You want it we know you want it! 'Tis worth a for- 18 6eut free.

For particulars, send your name to foiN ul-3tl Pershing. Cambria county. Pa. POTATOES. very, superior quality Nova Scotia U1 AlOhs, f.ir.sale ui lots to suit purchasers.

A pply on board brig John Geddes, head of the Long Dock, foot of Marsh market space, or to riifi.i KEL.SEY GRAY, oib cor. Buchanan-s wharf and Pratt st. TURE. UNFERMENTED GRAPE WINE, Medicinal use, from the BolFbVR if ARNTRON o.nty Ky (hunt lon.TfK iKHN' Commission Mer-ciiant, 1 20 South EuUw Baltimore. dl6-6t' tWEET CIDER PUKE A PPLE JUICE 10 BBLS.

PURE CIDER, for sale low by tho hslVf1' a HOOrC BALDWIN, tin w. corner Lexington aad Green sts. i xx- AT't iu ha bb s. and bottles, for sale bv WM. COUGHLAN.

Sola "Iff No. 169 Central avenue. 10 0RPi'JlSBeu'hrouSu the Postoflice promptly attended to tJanUrt LD RYE WrllsKYi WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE, n. jiixcnange Place. The choioest itock in market, together with LIQUORS GENERALLY.

CLABAUGH GRAFF. MEERSCHAUM PIPKS AND SMOKERS. Great inducements are offered to those in want of a fine PIPE or SMOKER, as lam determined to ctoBe my large stock out this month at reduoed prices. Call and examine the stock and prices. SAM'L M.

WEBB, 9 North Liberty st. HITE BEANS AND B. E. PEAS. 800 bags prime White BEANS; 600 bags prima B.

E. PEAS, in lots to suit, and for sal by JAS. H. BROWNE tic Nos. 40 and 42 S.

Frederick st. ICH JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, E. WARNER, Gold an Silversmith, No. 10 NORTH GAY has just pened a rioh and varied assortment of fine JEW. ELRY, embraoing a variety of styles and pattern! Broeohes, Ear-Rings, Bracelets, Finger-Rings, ladies' and Gentlemen's Chains, Pencils and Pens, Can; Pins, Buckles, Miniature Looketa, whioh oaorea, oa the most ewoomnio4atiai ternwt, tftr 000 fVGHTSu WINDOW SASH, ther with Doors, Blinds, Framei, Miutters, Flooring, and or.ner Building Materials, always on hand, at rednoivl nrlnon r-oii KQf.

ILITARY DEPOT FOR SWORDS, EPAULETTES, SASHES, HATS, BELTS, LACES, BUTTONS, MILITARY COM PAN TES FURNISHED COMPLETE, At short notice, by dI6 4trAPKRsercor CANF1ELD BRO. CO. PARIS REAL BRONZES AND CLOCKS. CANF1ELD, BRO. tc 229 Baltimore street, Have received, by DIRECT IMPORTATION, large and handsome selection of GENUINE PARIS BRONZE CLOCKS, of the best quality.

Also, BRONZE FIGURES, VASES and CAN-DE LA BRAS, to match. Call and examine, tf.r ILVER CARD CASES. MLVtK NAPKIN K1NUS. SILVER MATCH BOXES. SILVER FRUIT KNIVES.

SAMUEL KIRK SON, Gold and Silver Smiths, tfr? 1T2 Baltimore street LADIES' GOLD WATCHES. SAMUEL KIRK 1T2 Baltimore Have jnet received an invoice of very choice style gold Watches forladies an paces. silver a hes for children from 810 to $20 to $40. heavy gold cased watches for GENTLEMEN, of all the various styles and at all prices. tfr SILVER-WARE.

SAM'L KIRK Sc SON, 17 2 BALTIMORE ST. SILVER FORKS and SPOONS, SILVER LADLES. CRUMB SCRAPERS; SILVER EGG-SPOONS and KNIVES. SILVER FRUIT SPOONS, SILVER SUGAR and ICE TONGS, SILVER PIE KNIVES, SILVER ICE-CREAM SPOONS, SILVER CAKE KNIVES. SILVER BUTTER KNIVES.

tfr COLD THIMBLES, GOLD PEN and PENCIL CASES. SAM'L KIRK at SON, 172 BALTIMORE STREET, Are now opening an invoice of new pattern Gold THIMBLES, GOLD PENCIL AND PEN CASES. tfr GFINE WATCHES. EO. W.

WEBB invites the attention ef sr-snasers to his stock of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, by oelebraied makers, Jules Jurgen- 11 1S llj (Villi VV11T7I VI CUV lo. IJUUIUJOV tare. Warranted to give entire satisfaction. tfrt DR. T.

COKE McGEK. No. 5 SOUTH ANN BALTIMORE, Respectfully offers his professional services to the citizens of East Baltimore and the public generally. ifcOflice hours from 8 to 10 A. M.

and 2 to 4 P. M. dlo TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE lN CO-PARTNEKSHIP formerly existing between JOHN WELLS and WILLIAM MILL.ER, under the firm of WELLS MILLER, was dissolved on the 8th day of May, 1S59, last, by the death of William Miller, and that the business since carried on by tha subscriber, as Surviving partner for tha benefit of himself and the estate of said Miller, will, by agreement with the Administratrix of said estate, cease from this day, (16th December, 1859.) All persons indebted to the late firm are requested to render immediate payment to the subscriber. JOHN WELLS, Surviving Partner of WELLS MILLER.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That tha subscriber has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Baltimore city letters testamentary on the estate of WILLIAM HARRISON, lata of said city, deeoased. All persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 17th day of June next; they may otherwise, bv law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. Given under my hand this 15th day of December, 1559. dl5-law4t! DANIEL SAPP, Executor.

CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DELA WARE FRANCE, BROALBENTS Mana gfrs. The following are the Drawn Numbers of the Sussex County Lottery of Delaware, Class 226, December 16, 1859: 75 62 24 11 72 65 67 40 26 29 42 47 The Drawn Numbers of the Consolidated Lottery of Delaware, No. 187, December 15, 1859: 6 15 28 50 60 45 77 41 56 19 36 il 34 Drawn at Wilmington, Dataware, Deo. 15, 1859: JOHN DALE, r.orterv JOHN W. WALKER, ALFRED R.

WOOTTEN.S Kj0m FRANCE, Managers, tfr JJANKING.gg BALTIMORE STREET. We offer our services for tha purchase and sale of STOCKS ON COMMISSION, and for the transaction of the Banking, Collection and Exchange business. Orders received by letter from persons residing in the country will receive faithful attention. We make advances on Stocks and Bonds, and Discount Time Paper on favorable terms. JOHNSTON BROTHERS tfor Bankers, 198 Baltimore st.

DRAFTS on Belfast Bank, negotiable in any part of Ireland, in sums of 1 and upwards, for sals bv THO. J. CARSON. tfr EO. IRWIN 6 UUa AN BIJL.JL.

UKUlvIvrm, NO. 34 SECOND ESTKBKX. MY AND EElS. STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION, and negotiate TIM PAPER. tfr UNCURRENT BANK NOTES.

and Draits on all the principal places of the Union purcaased hst torms hv THO. J. CARSON, tfr-. A DVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALS LAND WARRANTS for sale tf. ANKS OF WESTON and Manass Notes pir chased bv THO.

J.CARSON tfr CW UERU'S COD LIVER OIL JELLY is twics oL more efficacious than the Liquid Oil in case of Scrofula, Consumption and all kind of Coughs, QUERU'S JELLIFIED' CASTOR by Whioh the offensive greasiness of the oil is obviated, to be had at all respectable Druggists. PEN-FOLD, PARKER MOWER. Wholesals Agents, lfl Beekmaa New York city. tFr NEGROES! am at all times purchasing SLAVES, paying the highest cash prises. I am also prepared to receive Negroes for safe kepping, having erected a comfortable and secure place for that purpose, on fcrreen street, near Baltimore, immediately opposite tne Western Police Station.

Communications dressed to HENRY FAIRBANKS, General WayneHotel, Baltimore. FOR SALE A smart, active, little Negro GIRL has about 7 years to serve; can clean up, wait on table, and would make a good nnrse. Tne advertiser having no use 10r her, would sell her time low. Apply at the Sun office. 11 tJEEDLESS landing from 3 brig "Candace" and for sale by 4 6-tf SQHWARTS D1X, 113 St.

NOT TO BE BEAT. IRST-RATE COOKING RAISINS, 8 ana 10 cents. Best BUNCH RAISINS Layers li. Whole, Half and Quarter Boxes cheap. NEW CURRANTS, 8, 10 and 12J cts.

Prima NEW CITRON only 25cts. Warranted pure GROUND SPICES. FIGS, small and large packages CRANBEKRIES and BUCKWHEAT. SWEET CIDER 25 ts. per gallon.

First-rale COOKING WINE AND BRANDY, atonly $1 per eallon. And all the SUBSTANTIA LS at our usual low prices. C. LEWIS DUN LAP, 13 W. Baltimore between 16-3t Institute and Bridge.

FLOUR AND PORK. Vxtra FLOUR of the following most celebrated brands: "Eddy Rosenbcreer," L. o.i," T. Wood," "Frederick Miiis," L. Smyser, 2-37." and many other lew priced.

Family FLOUR, cfioice brands and low price. A car load Corn-fed PORK expected this morn ing. 240 bbls. one chnic brand fine Flour. 35 firt Middlings.

12 Old Bourbon HISKY, superior qua! ity, low, to ciose. For sale by GEO K. WALTER. ltI 4.3 South Howard 3treet. TVJEW FRUIT.

i GOOD FRUIT ANI CHEAP FRUIT. "Tho good times are coming," and wa desire to call the attention of families to our lareo assortment of new Layer. Bunch and Cooking RAISINS; new CITRON; CURRANTS; ALMONDS; Bwwt Havana ORANGES, ice; best Philadelphia MINCE-ME very best cooking MOLASSES; pure GROUND SPICES of all kinds. All of the above goods we offer at such prices as wi convince all that this is "the" place to buj FRUIT. E.

T. LAWRENCE cor. Baltimore and Green sts. TO THE LOVERS ov GOOD FRUIT. Trime Raisins, Currants, Citron and Figs, unsurpassed ia Baltimore for prices or quality; prima Brown Sugar at 7 and White 9 and fresh Roasted and Ground Coffee 14 and 16c; pure Sweet Cider, made from apples, and no humbug, cheap by the barrel or gallon; Spices of all kinds 20 per cent, cheaper than any other establishment in Baltimore, McDONNAL THOMAS, No.

26 E. Baltimore street, Between Front and High sts. UY YOUR GROCERIES AT THE IHKAr UUKIMKK, AND SAVE MONEY. Look at the Pricks: First-ratA BAKING MOLASsES. 37 cts.

per gal. NEW CUR RANTS, 8 and 10 cents. EW A1SINS. 10 and 124 cents. SO FT-SHELLED ALMONDS, cents.

EXCELLENT MlNCE-ME AT. 11 cents. PAPER SHELL ALMONDS, 23 cents. NEW FIGS, 10 and 15 cents. CHOICE BUCKVVH AT, 75 cents per bag.

ADAMANTINE CANDLES, 20 cents. RAISINS, in quarter, half and whole boxes, very cheap. CO barrels choice EXTRA FLOUR, at only 36 75 per barrel, warranted to give satisfaction, and delivered free. HOOK BALDWIN, 'dl5-tf S. W.

cor. Lexington and Green sts. 1LVER-GLOSS STARCH, ftianuiacturea ny T. KINGSFORD SON, rego, It is a new and beautiful article. Put up in 1 lb.

papers, and 6 lo. paper boxes. KINGSFORD'S OSWEGO STARCH For the Laundry, and KINGSFORD'S OSWEGO CORN STARCH, For Puddings, Custards, Blanc-Mange, by their remarkable qualities, have established a universal reputation throughout the United States, Canadas. and also in Great Britain. Thkt ark Uniformly Perfect In every respect Be particular to ask for KINGSFORD'S.

DAVID T. BUZBY. Agent, tJ4rt No. 6 Exohacge Place, Baltimore. (ESTABLISHED IN 1837.1 HARLES D.

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iw x. i. -X0at Kerosene Oil No. 6 Exchange Place, Baltimore. ANNEL COAL OIL-FREE FROM A thSMELAmsiiinKK CONSTANT SUPPLY SMOKtw jualus jkx FOR BOWEN MERCER, 3 EXCHANGE PLACE.

tfrs F.KOSP'.Nrifi- DEPOT BOSTON RR 1 At No. 1 SOUTH LIBERTY STREET -3Twr ia ttutities to suit purchasers, by dUeotffr AMMIuON i CiPAT.niNfi's PREPARED GLUE. WHOLESALE DEPOT. No. 3 SOUTH CHARLES STREET, i BALTIMORE.

dIG eot31DJr SAM'L TURNER, Ths ExEccxions at Charlestons. Fenr more of the Harper's Ferry insurgents John E. Cock. Edwin Coppie, Shields Green and John Copeland will to-day suffer the extreme penalty of the law, at Charlestown, Ya. It is expected that a large crowd of spectators will be present, as, it Is said, the severe system of excluding civilians, in force at the execution of Brown, will ba considerably relaxed.

Gov. Willard, of Indiana, accompanied by Mrs. Crowley, a sister of Cook, and the Hon. D. W.

Voorhees, Attorney-General of Indiana, arrived at Charlestown on Tuesday, and visited Cook, as did also Dr. Staunton and wife, of Indiana, and Miss Hughes. Mrs. S. is a sister of Cook, and Mis3 H.

is a cousin. The interview between the stricken relatives and the condemned man is said to bave been of a most afiecting-eharacter. Vikgixia jlisd Foreigx CoxjiERCK. Th? merchants, mechanics and other business men of Alexandria held another meeting on Wednesday, when a committee appointed at a previous meeting submitted a series of resolutions, looking to the better protection and greater encouragement of home manufactures, and to Induce the cities of Virginia to enge in direct importation. They call upon the Legislature to aid the propjsed measures, and the citizens of the interior of the State to sustain them in their efforts to Inaugurate a system of foreign commerce, which will enable them, by importing Into Virginia direct from foreign ports their necessary supplies, to ship the rich products of the State, without the Intervention of northern cities.

Vibgixia Legtslatche. On Wednesday, In fcotn Houses, a bill wa3 reported appropriating S1C0.CC0 for the purchase of fire-arms and munitions of war, to be distributed by th Governor among organized volunteer companies In exposed portions of the State. In the House a communication was presented from the Hon. C. J.

Faulkner, urging aa appropriation for the relief of W. Richardson, of Martinsburg, and Samuel C. Young, of Charlestown, who were wounded at Harper's Ferry. A bill was reported In the House to pay the expenses incurred by the Governor in he Harper's Ferry affair. FA3fATicis3t KzBriED.

Captain Harrington, democrat, who was re-elected mayor of Manchester, N. this week, over the republican candidate, is the gentleman who, when the fanatics of that city attempted the tolling of the bell of the city hall en the day of John Brown's execution, defeated the base attempt by dropping their emissary through a scuttle. sustained not only by democrats, but the citizens who hold no fellowship with the republicans. Hfatisg Apparatus. The Annapolis Gazette states that Messrs.

Hayward, Bartlett of Baltimore, have completed the heating apparatus for the State House, and It is now ia successful operation. The heating agent is hot water; and the effect Is really surprising. Even the large and lofty rotunda the coldest place this Bide of Canada Is as comfortably warm as the chilliest mortal can desire. TBEAsrET Notes. The Secretary of the Treasury announces that proposals be received until the 27tk inst.

for the issue of any portion or 'he whole of three millions of dollars in treasury notes la exchange for gold coin of the United States said treasury notes to be exchanged at the lowest rate of interest, and not to exceed six per cent, per annum. Meetikg is Chahles Cocxtt. The citizens of Charles county, held a meeting on the 8th. instant Judge Craln presiding and after an eloquent address from Gen. Walter Mitchell, adopted resolutions commending the course pursued by Governor Wise towards the Harper's Ferry insurgents, and la the execution of John Brown.

MrssorKt Statk Bosds. The fund commissioners of Missouri have borrowed sufficient money to pay the Interest due on all the State's bonds on the 1st of January, although by that day, or soon after, a sufficient amount for that purpose will, It is supposed, be received from the mill tax. f7" Philip Pettebone, Esq has been commissioned as chief judge of the Orphans' Court of Anne Arajdel county, Md. greatest event of modern times, attests its supa-riority, and our citizens cordially recognize the artistic merits of the various scenes. It is exhibited as usual this evening at the Hall of the Maryland Institute.

In its combination of scenic art and cha mical and mechanical effects, it is unsurpassed. Postponed Concert. The concert announced for one evening last weak at tho New Assembly Rooms, under the direction of Mr. Wa'dmau, as-Bisted by Profs. Ahrend and Mahr, with savaral esteemed amateurs, postponed at that time, will take piace this evening.

A refreshing melange awaits the lovers of good music. new styles of rich Jewelry call on Ga-EriKL D. Clark, tnis day, corner of Calvert and Water streets. Henry Taylor, Newspaper and Periodical DeaUr, Sun Iron Building, I the authorized Agent to receive and forward advertisements to bo inserted in tha Washington city Evening Star. 1 Chbistmas Presents.

Ladies 'Work-Tables, Fseretoires, Etaseres, Musio Baskets, Ladies Rocker's and Fancy Chairs, and Children's Chairs, as well as a large assortment of fine and wail made Mahogany, Wa'nutand Rosewoed Furniture, at A. Mathiot Sc Son's, 25 and 27 North Gay street, near Fayette. Portland Kerosene Oil. The Very Best Article Offkhed in This Market. Warranted To Give Satisfction.

It Does sot Smoke While Burning, and Has No Unpleasant Odor. For Sale by Dobbin Warfield, Sole Agent Portland Kerosene Oil No. 7 Sqttth a I REST. To-morrow Tickets 15 to SI 87. es teiday mnie Christmas money distribute! at tne Speeial Agency of Fortune, oldest eatab isiied, No.

106 Baltimore street, nearly opsositn tha Sun Iron Buildicg. To-day. $5,000 for Ql. for 5. For prizes call on or address J.

Clark, as alv. Susex County, 226, drawn numbers: 75 62 24 11 72 63 67 40 25 29 42 47. Consolidated, 137, drawn numbers: 15 28 50 60 45 77 41 53 19 33 42 34. Holliday Street Theatre. Benefit of Miss Caro'ine Richings.

Benefit of Caroline Richings. Benefit of Misa Caroline Richings Clari, tha Maid of Milan, with Home! Sweet Home. Clari, the Maid of Milan, wilh Home! Sweet Home. Clari, the Maid of Milan, with Home! Sweet Hoaie. Patriotic Ad'tress by Mrs.

Gladstone. Patriotic Address by Mrs. Gladstane. r-ainoiin Aiiurasa uy mrs. iiiaastane.

Ths Bonnie Fish Wile. The Bonnie Fish Wife. Miss Richings in two characters. The French Hymn or Liberty, Marseillaisp. The French Hymn of Liberty, La- Marseillaise, Tha French Hymn of Marseillaise, Sung by Mis Caroline Richings.

Sung hy Miss Caroline Richings. Sune by Miss Caroline Richings. The Washington Alleeory. The Washington Allegory. The Washington Alleirorr.

Mr. Richings-. Washington Mr. Richings as Mr. Richings as Washington i ne mar rpangiea Banner, pung miss ki jtungs The Star Spangled Banner, sung hy Mi3s Richings, The Star Spangled Banner, sung by Miss Richings, Miss ic nines as the Goddess of Liberty.

Miss ichings as the Goddess of Liberty. Miss Richings as th8 Goddess of Libarty. Miss Richings will Sing Eight Songs. Miss ichings will Sing Eight Soaga. Miss Richings will Sing Eight Songs.

Mr. Richings as Rolamo, in Clari. Miss Caroline lohines as Clari, With the Song of "Homo, Sweet Home." On Saturday Night a Great Bill, For the Btn'fit Qf Mb. Peter Riching. On MondayTHK Enchantress." Entirely New Soenerv, by Mr.

Entirely New Costumes. Entirely New Machinery, aviinoi inaracters unusually tsriniant, A. Lareelu TnrTasel rJoynnanu. All the Music, vauawii a very targe expenaiiure oi money. No extra charge for reserved salts.

Admission 50 nd25cents; Maryland Institute. rtis Evening, Sanderson's Gigantic Illustrations it Of Scenes From the Russian War and Siege of a Grand Dioramio Representation of the miiminauoa oi ue City of London, which is nightly received with immense applause. Doors open at 7 o'clock, commencing at 754. 1 Aumission za cents oniiaren cents. Grand Afternoon Performance on Satnrdav, at 3 o'clock, when ctuLOrea will be ad.mittett for lj eta,.