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"STEAMER, ADRIATIC, FOR WASHINGTON, ALEX AN DRIA, GEORGETOWN AND THE sand hhds, within the week, at very fall and Chicago Railroad Company, a card of the managers of the Racine and Mississippi, sta- LOCK HOSPITAL, The Founder of this celebrated Institution the oir Segularly Educated Physician Advertiging-4)M discovered the most -Certain. Speedy and Eueotual Remedy in the World for all DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAY3. of the handsome gilt ball and cross, which show to much advantage through the glittering rays of the sun. Frank P.

Blair, of Missouri, was serenaded at the Continental Hotel last night. In acknowledgment he made a strong coercion speech. He said in substance that any man who proposed a compromise in Congress should be scouted from the Some parties in the assemblage cheered for Crittenden and compromise. Fostoffice Affairs. Maryland and Virginia.

The site of Taylor, Harford county, changed directly on the mail route, atd Alfred Oarrison appointed postmaster, 'vice Asbury Johnson, removed. Appointments Theodore Clemens postmaster at Balks, War shall county, vice John. Smart, removed. Josiah P. Harper, postmaster at Boggsville, Jackson county, vice A.

D. Hadsm, removed. J. P. Weyman, postmaster at OMen Easton, Marshall county, vice John M.

P8 in removed. STRV-CTIVE FlKB IS OeSTKE WHEELING. On Tuesday afternoon a fire broke out in the si and door factor? of Rolland Holliday, in Centre Wheeling, and spreading rapidly, soon communicated to a house owned by Mrs. W. II.

Moyston adjoining, another owned by Wm. Exley, and a small frame on the opposite side of the street, owned by Joseph Caldwell, all of which were speedily destroyed, with nearly all their contents. Total loss no insurance. Akgel Calpekos de la Baeca. By the last steamer from Europe we have received intelligence of the death of Dr.

Angel Calderon de Ia lSarea, late Spanish Minister at Washington. The deceased, who was upwards of 70 years old, was well known in this country, where he married a Scotch lady of superior attractions and intellect, and dwelt happily for a number of His death occurred at tfan Sebastian, Stain, on the 31st lilt. The Blisti is Ikeland. The report of the Molyneux Asylum for blind women has just been issued. There are 4,000 blind women in Ireland, and nearly as many of the other sex.

Dr. Wilde, the oculist, states that there is a greater proportion of blind in Ireland than in any other country of Europe, except Norway. It appears from the poor law inquiry now in progress that there are 1,700 blind paupers in the Irish workhouses. As Army of Lettbb Writers. During the week ending last Saturday, over one hundred thousand letters were sent by mails f'om Washington city, nearly all to the North.

Two-thirds of the number were If om the sol-diers; Last Monday twenty-five thousand were dispatched. Held to Bail. The case of J. J. Jarboe, charged with shooting John Ogden, at the election riot, in Spalding's district, Prince THE SUN.

BALTIMORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1361. "Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. Washixstox, June 26th. SHe President's Message A Vigorous Prosecution of the War Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand More Troops The Financial Means-Money to he Borrowed Altitude of Virginia, Citizen Outlawed Confiscation of their Estates Western Vvrginia in Congress The JTn-tucly Senators Harper's Ferry Mined, dc. The President's message to the coming Congress is said to have been completed in regard to its essential points.

Rumors agree that it Tecommends and promises a Tioron4 prosecution of the objects of the -war: that for this purpose it calls fvr two hunt'rea and fifty thousand soldiers in addition to the force heretofore said now authorized; and that it proposes to borrow a sufficient sum to meet the estimated expenses of the war for the next fiscal year, in addition to the ordinary expenses of the government provided for at tha late session. It was supposed, some weeks that the message would contain some conciliatory suggestions, and afford some hope or chance for an early and pacific solntion of our domestic fiifficnlties, but it is now said that thisisnotso. The hostile attitude of Virginia towards the United States government, and also towards the Union men of Virginia, is said to have militated against any suggestions of peace from this quarter. It is believed by the administration, as I learn, that the Virginia Convention, at Richmond, have, in secret session, passed an ordinance outlawing every citizen of Virginia who shall take a seat in the federal Congress, cr any commission in the military, naval, or civil service ot the United States. The same ordinance provides also for the confiscation of the estates of citizens thus outlawed.

Western Virginia will be represented both sn the Senate and House. It is supposed that Serator Powell, of may resume his cat in the Senate, but that Mr Breckinridge will not. Neither of the Tissouri Senators will attend Cv ngress at the earning session. Senator JohrsD. of Tennessee, and three of the representatives of that State will be in attendance.

Even the newspaper press is puzzled to accent for the fact that the fedora! troops under CJeneril Patterson did not enter Harper Ferry after General Johnson evacuated it. The reason is now explained to be a suspicion that the place is mined. For the same reason, it is said, that Col. Stone is not going to that place. Imt.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. "WA3HISQT03T, June 27. Peace Propositions The 2Vsk York Editorial '1 UM1A1 ADRIATIC, J. waiKer.conimanaer, wii; date for GAL WAY. Through tickets will be ioed.

i -ii rna t. A Kv uiaftuiuvo. 1 Without auoitionai expense, it mo Passage or iunu feTG 13-tf Adams Express 164 Baltimore st. U. S.

GOVERNMENT LINK. TO FORT MONROE AND UUU Leaves the lower end of UNION DOCK, west side. HAIL (Sundays at taking passengers and freight, and connecting with the Railroad fines to and from Washington, D. Philadelphia, New York, Boston, York, Hamsburg, Pittsburg, and the West. ROUND TRIP TICKETS at reduced fares.

From Baltimore to Fort Monroe and back, six dollars. TUTTJta toVQTTAtf TO PATUXENT The steamer EXPRESS will leare Rn.ltimoTe( Light st. wharf) on SATURDAYS and at 6 o'clock for landings on Patuxent Riyer; returning, leave Burimgton at five o'clock A. m. on aioiiuajo, Tv St o'clock A M.

on ITiursdays for Baltimore, itoIPl it theCove and Plum Point each way. Plumb Point rr Cove wceiHB Meals ex tra. Freights must be Tm WM. WILSON, Master. DAILY LINE FOR CHEST CHESTER, Crpt.

E. S. L. Young: Steamer ARROW. Capt.

B. S. Ford. One of the Boats will leave their WP-ari, Ugni street, ectry jnv, (lavs exceniea. neiuiniuis.

hu" wnBTHltRN CENTRAL RAILWAY. RTTPT-RTNTEN DENT'S Calvert Baltimore, May 13, 1861. On and after Sunday, May 19th, 1851 Trams oa tae NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY arrive and depart as at 8.18 A. M. The 8.15 A.

M. train connects at Relay House with trains on the Western Maryland Railroad; at Hanover Junction with Hanover and Gettysburg Railroads; at York with York and Wnghtsvilla Railroad; at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania Railroad for all parts of the West, also with Lebannpn Valley Railroad to New York direct; at Northumberland with L. and E. Railroad for Kingston and all parts of Wyoming Valley, and at Sunbury witn the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad for all parts of Northern pcnucvltrmnSfi n.Tiil New York. The 3.30 P.

M. train makes all the above connections except Hanover Railroad, Wrightsvilie Railroad and the Lebanon Valley Ratlrpad. The 8 P. train saakes connections with Fenn-ey Ivania RailroBO fot all parts of the West, and di-rectconnectionsfor New Jork. Mail at 6.10 P.

Express at 7.45 A. Hamsburg Accommodation at 1 P. M. For tickets and information inquire at the Ticket Office, Calvert Station, Baltimore. m20-tfy JVC.

CLARKE, Sap't. INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISlfi LINE EASTERN AND WESTERN SHORE STEAMERS. "RENT" Capt. J. H.

Kirwan. "PIONEER," Capt. W. Norman. Will run their routes as follows, leaving Light st foot of Camden, at 7 o'clock A.

KENT For Cambridge, Denton and Landings on Choptank river, every W'EDNESDAY and SATURDAY, returning everyThursday and Monday For Annapolis and West River every TUESDAY and FRIDAY and return same days. PIONEER For St. Michael's and Easton, via Miles' River, every WEDNESDAY, and return the fiame day. For Annapolis, West Biver. Cambridge, Oxforc and Easton Point, every THURSDAY, returning by same route on Friday.

For Annapolis, West River, St. Michael's, and Easton, via Miles' River Feiry, every SATLRDAY, returning every Monday by same route. Fare to Cambridge, Oxford and Easton Point Fare to St. Michael's and Miles' River, (round IOC Fare to "West River (round trip 1 03 Fare to Annapolis iround trip 75 cents) IS MEALS EXTRA. 3rFre5srhts must be prepaid.

Wharf and Office, LIGHT foot of Camden. m27-tf C. K. CANNON. xt.o L1 iVi JL lwi.

ur jau v-it TWT. TT" I 1 UlOT). h.TtH SHORE STEAMBOAT CO. BALLOON. and HUGH JENKINS, CaluJonR.

Griffith. Capt. N. E. Nichols.

On and after MONDAY, May 13th, 1851, these boats wiil run as followa, leavmg Light street wnsri at 7 o'clock A. BALLOON every Monday, Wednesday, and Sat-nrday for Kent Isiand, Corsica, Booker's, Harrison and Chestertown, ard return same days, touciujii at Kent Island and landing both waya. Every Tuesday and Friday for Annapolis and West River, and return same davs, touching at Annapolis both ways. EveryThursday for St. Michael's and Easton, via Miles River Ferry, and return same day.

HUGH JENKINS, every Monday for St. Michael's and Easton Miles River Ferry and returns same day. Every Tuesday foi Cambridge, Oxforc and Easton, and return Wednesday by same route, touching at West Biver and Annapolis. Everj Thursday for Kent Island, Corsica, Booker'sr-Har-rison's and Chestertown, and return same day at Kent Island and Corsica Landing both ways. Miles River Ferry, returning on Saturday pj Tray of West River and Annapolis.

Freight must be Prepaid. No freight received after 6 o'clock P. nor b- fCre 'clock A.M. Office, 184 LIGHT STREET VyTHARF. maie-tfr ISAAC WINCHESTER.

PHILADELPHIA, WTLMING-SOK AND BALTIMORE ATT.ROAT). SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On and after May Kth. Passenger Trains for Pniladeiphia will leave President Street Depot daily(except Sundays) as follows, viz: Express Train at 6.15 A. Way Mail Train aJ 9.45 A.M.; Evening Mail at 4.45 o'clock.

On SUN DAYS, until further notice, at 9.45 A. M. and 4.45 P. M. All trams connect with KTew York trains except 4.45 P.

M. tram ob Batur days. A Freight Tram with passenger cat attached leaves at 5 P.M., stopping ataDStations between Baltimore and Havre-tfe-Grsa i Passengers for Delaware the Eastern Shore oi Maryland will fend the must expeditious route by way of Wilmington. Colored Persons must sir bond befor entering the car. inI4-ttT WM.

CRAWFORD, Agent. FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH, 3ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. On and after May 15th, 1361. the trains will ma follows, viz: Leave Camden Station. Baltimor.

Mail, except Sunday,) at 5.30 A. Express dailv at 3.45 P. Both Trains go directly through FCR ALL PARTS OF TEE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST. FOR WAY PASSENGERS. Between Baltimore and Piedmont take tasS.

KeM, Train; between Piedment and Wheehnf tiJb Accommodation Train, leaving Piedmont 8t 6.40 A. snd between Graftos and Parkersburs, take the 5.30 A. M. Trsm from Baltimore. The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimora at 4.S0 P.

M. and Frederick at 6.30 A. M. The ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 6.20 and S.1S A. M.

and 1.45 and 6.40 P. nd Ellicott's Mills at 7,40 aad 11.00 A. and and 7.ft) P. M. FOR WASHINGTON AND THESOUTH.

Leave Baltimore at 4.20 and 8.20 A. M. and 3.45 ani g.OO P. on Sundays at A. M.

only. Leave Washington at 4.1S and 7.10 A. and 2.30 and 8.45 P. 5n Sunday at 2.30 P. M.

only. The second and fourth Trains only frern Baltimore stop at. way-points. The second and fourth Trams from Baltimore, and Washington connect with the Trains on the Annapolis road. For further information, Tickets of every kiad, Jfcc, apply to J.

T. EN.GLAND Agent, at Catades Station, or tit the Ticket office. W. P. SMIT Master of Transportation, L.

51. COLE, GenT Ticket Agent. IaprI i LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR nisvv ThA CTtidTi B.nd AmhdT B.nd Philadelnhia and Trenton Railroad Companies' Line from PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK AND WAY PLACES, from WALNUT STREET -WHARF AND KEN-SIN GTON DEPOT, will leave as follows: 3 At 6 A. via Camden and Amboy, (C. and A.

Accommodation.) a At 6 A. via Camden and JefSCy City, (N. Accommodation.) At 8 A. via Camden and Jersey City, (Morning Mail.) At UK A. via Kensington and Jersey City, (Western Express.) At 12 P.

via Camden and Amboy, (Accommodation.) At 2 P. via Camden and Amboy, (C. and A. Express.) At 4j P. via Kensington and Jersey City, (Eve ning Express.) At 4i P.

via Kensington and Jersey City, (Second Class Ticket.) At 6 P. via Camden and Jersey City, (evening At 11 P. via Camden and Jersey City, (Southern Mail.) At 6 P. via Camden and Amboy, (Accommodation, freight and passenger. First Class Ticket.) Second Class Ticket.

The 6 P. M. Mail Train runs daily. The 1U P. M.

Southern Mail, Saturdays excepted. For Belvidere, Easton, Larnbertville.Flemington, at 7.10 A. and P. from Kensington. For Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Scranton, Wiikes- barre, Montrose, Great Bend, at 7.10 A.

from Kensington, via Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad. For Mauch Chunk, Allentown and Bethlehem, at 7.10 A. M. and 4 P. from Kensington depot; (the 7.10 A.

M. line connects with the Train leaving Easton at 3.35 P. M. For Mount Holly at 6 and 8 A. M.

and2and 4J P. M. For Freehold at 6 A. M. and 2 P.

Mi For Bristol, Trenton, Sec, at 7.10 A. 4. and P. M. from Kensington, and 2 P.

M.from Walnut street wharf. For Palmyra, Riverton, Delanoo, Beverly, Burlington, Florence, Bordentown, at 127, 1, 3, 44 and 5 P. M. Steamer -Trenton for Bordentown and intermediate places, at 2 P. M.

from Walnut st. wharf. New York and Way Lines, leaving Kensington Depot, take the cars on Fifth street, above Walnut, half an hour before departure. The cars run into the depot, ajsi arrival of each train run from the depot. Fifty pounds of bV nlr allowed to each passenger.

PassengerTare promoitea irem taxing anything as bo ggage but their wearing apparel. promoitea irem taxing eaaee but tneir wearing apparel. All baggage ovr fifty pounds to be paid for extra. The company limit their responsibility tor baggage to one dollar per pound, and will not be liable for anv amount beyond one hundred dollars, except by spe-cial contract. WM.

H. GATZMER, Ag't. m24-tf XiS PLANTS! PLANTS MM? TOMATO PLANTS, EGG PLANTS! r-ii mi.a vnrit rriCHTV rf riatian nn It corner of Calvert and Water Btreets, myl3-lm. Baltimore. Md.

CUPPING AND LEECHING. BY MRS. KETTLE, successor to her sister, the late Mrs. Gill, T3. iouthtast corner of Sharp and Dover sis.

wders prpmptly attended to, day or nieht Refer-bmi: lrs E. Chaterd G. W.8 Mltetaberf er aef'teMi sr SHOTJL- to, t. A ill HuttlllK WdE.D.OHKES, For Bale by COULTER fc 3 Light suae Btll-tt. urumpionatv ciooii.

m-. l. Chestertownate A. M. Fare SL Meals extra.

m25-lml H. B. SLAUGHTER, Proprietor. fyii tfiDVI.i QUA o'clock. She will stop at all the Landings both Boats on the Man land Shore cf the Potomac river.

tf Freight received on Thursday, and on riday WORTHINGTON, Agent. PLAIN OVERSTRUNG. mm iuq uiiuuaiiuou yt ouuu Instruments, and their constantly increasing ppfw ...1 aP tliAir n.nATIA? exceWo. FTMLonlybx, STODDARD, gl9-tft So. 4 South Calvert etrest.

gUggfe wm. f. MiPjjjni, Ill i Ha aiiraTs en band a line assortment of the best PIANOS, aa SteiDway Son's, and others fust aa good. Price for a fine 7 octave from fg23, Violins, Guitars, Acoordeons and Italian Strinpe. Superior Instrmnenta for rent.

S-tf SCALES. THE CJiilTED STATES STANDARD OF IVERV PT.ATFOK.M SCALES. MADE AND SOLD upon their own merits, by tfa inventor, No. 48 South Charles and Balderstoc Mis. NO HUM BUGGERY I JESSE MARJDEN.

MURDOCH'S SCALES. 1 States standard, and BEST PLAN known. pro vea ana warraRtea an respects an rr.aaa 46 SOUTH CHARLES BTREET. Prioeniow. done.

Ul W'EltEE-DOLLAR HATS1 THREE-DOLLAR HATS! EAK SnSreeedeEted, at No. S3 EUTAW STKEB1 sne door froni Lexington. am manniacturm Spring Styles of DPvESSKATS. I would call atten tion to a very superior article I sro; getting up atf Please call and examine. Also, every vanetyoi SOFT HATS, and CHILDREN' FANCY HAT AND CAFS, all very low for cash.

Remember the place, iUIAW ST. ne coor from Lexington x-eoam MILLER'S HuTEL ASS Ji DROVE BTA BLES, Cor. PACA arf GERMAN bTS. Raltitm.re. JOSEPH H.

McGEE iiiftl J'HEK, Jrroprietors. AccomnuKlatioiiS ior 1UG Persons, and BtabHng for 250 Horses. Horse ano Carriages for hire. Horses and taken fct livery, by the day, week or month, on moderate tsncs. Every attention paid to Drovars.

fl3-rot TV OTIC K. JACOB BEHRENS. WATCHMAKER AND OPTICIAN. Who has carried on the business for the past nineteen years at the corner of Gsy and Front sts. has now removed to 21 7 N.

GAY four dOoTS from the Bel Air Market. I thank my friends and the public for their past patronage, and hope theywiil It'll continue, as I will give them the greatest eafis- f.nnn in nil IllV 1 ir 1 ItlUPt JUSO m- .1,, T.ntilirt that hn.vft inst. a lare assorimerit of SPECTACLES and EYE-GLASSES of everv description, which will be sold very low to suitthetiBf'es. Spectacles Repaired and classes in serted at tne snonest nonce. mas-eojiu -j.

BALTLfeiOjljfi GLASS WORKS FOR THE SALE OF FRENCH "WINDOW AND PLATE i.K5. Alain Roll Blue Vitriol, Ooppersi, Castile Soajs, Borax. Epsom 8alt, Castor Oil, Est't Lcgwcc4s Si Carb 8od, Linseed Oil. uiue, all kmd, foda, White Lead, Varnish, do. aiaratci, Frsnch Zinc," Whiting Putty, Spetre.

colors, sna ew EAEK BROTHERS 97-tfJ S3 and 34 8. Charle t. EJNUINE PREPARATIONS FOR THE JT HAIRand HAIR DYES, sold by bJSTjM. ts. HAiNUts.

lus Baininore ct. Wks. Passn's Whapesxe, Wood's Restorer, sarry's TncopherouB, Lyon's syne' Bair Tome, Uctle's Eypion Fluid, Hoele's Hair Dre. Bachelor'ss Hair Dye, Twigg's Dye, Phaloa; Hair Dye, Jayne'e Hair Dye, trtimair it-air uye. With niiir.CTou DYES aad PREPARATIOITS FOR THE HAIR, of- every wo tm nerouc tc tneation.

TT KTit) DYSPEPSY. JL The Liver, being the largest gland in the hu man bony, is more irequentiy aerangea in its neaitny thaa anv other. The consequences of thia derangement are first, Oyspepsy, known by coa-tiveness, belching up of wind, sour stomach, and riTneti trips dis.rrhp,a. or fnnsenes!) of the bowel. headache, nervous feelings, cold feet, wakefnitSBt cna varian; appetite.

Vn.in ir. the. Side, na.in in the nnner nart of the arm under the shoulder bisde or in the top of the shoulder, yellowness of tlieeyea.yeiiowskin. These are tiie symptoms oy wnicn iaver disease ana ujs-pepsj may le known. TJni thssft Pnrnnlainta OR J.

S. DYSPEP TIC COMPOUND AND FAMILY PILLS are safe an certain. TSVRTrpTTr, noivrpoTTND has never been known to fail to cure Dyspepsy and taver uompiamt. rrice suenis. DR.

J. ROSE'S FAMILY VEGETABLE PILLS. Tt the. of these Pills costivenesft is eorreated. the digestive organs are strengthened, and nature made to perform its healtny luncrtons; nausea, ws.

ter-brash, vomiting and sick headache soon disap mSO-tf log Baltimore street. TR.J. S. ROSE'S CROUP SYRUP OTHERS We add reps ourselves in particular to yon. and in doing so we assure you that this CROUP SYRUP will cure any case of Croup.

It is prepared expressly for Croup. Now is there a Mother living who would stand by and see her child choke to death without trying to cents, or saie by SETH S. HANCE. 10S DR. A.

HUET HAS, BY FORTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE, discovered the most certain, safe, speedy and only reliable remedies in the world for the cure of all diseases arising from improper habits, so fearfully fatal to body and mind. He continues to guarantee his cures at little expense, and sends Medicines to all available places, by express snd otherwise. ADDRESS BOX P. BALTIMORE, fir app RICK ly at hi otnre, uuiUN Jur. UJf OK.

OHKSTOPj, BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL. The founder of this celebrated Institution the oily Regularly Educated Physician Advertising has discovered tne most Certain Spsedt anfl Only Remedy in the world for all DISEASES OF IMPKUDESCB. SieUef in Six No TriAing! Mercury to Ruin Tour Health! A SWUM WARKANTED OR NO CHAR9 IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS. Weakness of the Back Lirabs, Strictures. Affe iioae of the Kidneys end Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, Impotency.

GenorsJ Debility, Nervousness, Dyyepey, Languor, Low Spirits, Confusics of Ideas, Palpitationof the DimreEB cf Sight or Giddiness, Diseases ol the Head, Throat, Nof.6 or Skin, Affections of tht Lung. Stomach or Bowels those Terririble Diaor-ders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth thoet secret and solitary practices more fatal to theif victims than the song of Syrens to the Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hopes of asts-citation, rendering marriage, impossible. if Sung mew. Pale, Emaciated snd Weak, the unkapj victim of morbid indulgence, complains of pain in the head or back, has a languid look, dimness of sight, Suehing of the face, palpitation of the heart, nervousness, lowness of spirits, loss of energy, dislik to society and ali bodily or msatai etertiaa enssinj in Decay and Death. MARRIASE.

Young S-i'en Sbout to marry ehosld S.s5iy1mseci' iitely. All obstacles to inarnags Ph or Mental DisquaiiSoations, Tremblings, Constitutional Debility, Weakness anS jE-xhusticn. Loss of Power, Wnt ins of tie Organs Deformities, tpeedilj ft mo weakness and full vigor restored. This drea.oasCiseass is the penalty most Sre uently paid by those who have become the victiiEg of improper indulgence. Young persona aretoo apt to comm it excesses from not being aware of the dresdfal consequences that may ensue.

Now, wh that understands the subject will pretend to deny that the power of Procreation is lost sooner by those falling into improper habits than by the pru dent? Besides being deprived the pleasure of healthy ofispring, the most serious and destructive symptoms to both body and mind arise. The system become deranged, the physical and mental powers weakened, nervous debility, dyspepsy. palpitation of the haart, indigestion, a wasting of tiie frsnis, eoush, symptoms of consumption, eto. OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK Left hand side going from Baltimore street, a doors from tbe corner.

Fail notto observe name ami dumber. Letters must be paid and contain a Tki Diplomas hang in his (iffici. DR. JOHNSTON. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Iiraa, graduate from one of the most eminent coliegeslef tbe United States, and the greater part ot whcs life has been ejient in the hospitals of London, Paris, Fhiladelpnia and elsewhere, has eilectas some of the most astonishing cures that were evj known; many troubled with ringing in tbe head an4 aars when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed Bt sudden sounds, bashful, with frequent blushing attended sometimes with deransement BSiSC, were cured immediately.

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. I. addresses all those who have injured thsrat selves by improper indulgencies and solitary habit which ruin both body and mind, unfitting themfr ither Business, Study, Society or Marriage. These are some of the sad-and melancholy effects produced by early habitu of youth, viz: Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular Power, Falpita-tion of the Heart, Dyspepsy, Nervous Irritabilita-eneral Debility, Symptoms of Consumption, Menxallt.

The fearful effects on the mind e.v sauch to be dreaded Loss of Memory, Confuoicii of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodintc Aversion to Society, of Solitsss 'imidity, are some of the evils produoed. Thousands of Psrsons of all ages cannowjeds What is the cause of their declining health, losing their vigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous, emaci fttsaiiaving a singular appearance abac's tlis eyes msA symptoms of Consumption Ult. JOJilNiSiUiM'S INVIGORATING REMEDY. My thia great and important remedy weaziiesse me organs is speedily cured and full vigor restored Tnpusanas of the most nervous and debilitated wi sau iuBt an nope nave oeen unmecisteiy relieves. DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE, wnea the misguided and impruaent votary e) fileasure Snds he has imbibed the eeeda of any rain-ul disease, it too often happens that anill-tiiae esnse ol shame, or dread of discovery, deters hi from applying to those who.

from education and respectability can alone befriend him. He falis int the hands of ignorant and designing pretendere.who, moapable of curing, filch his peouniary stfbptanoe keep him trifling, month after month, or as long at tne smallest fee can be obtained, and in leave him with ruinefl health to sigh over his galliai disappointment; or by the use of that deadly poieon. Mercury, hasten the constitutional symptoms tens terrible disease, such aa Affeotione of the Head, uhroat, Nose, Skin, progressing with frightfs; rapidity t-11 death puts a period to his dreadful sufferings by sending bim to that undiscovered oauateS from whose bourne no traveler returns, ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS. Wkb Mamt Thousands cured at this Inatltntl Withm the last eighteen wars, and the nurneroas na ortant burgical Operations performed by Dr. John bv the reporters of The SunandiaaiJ other papers, notices of which have appearedagail again before the public, besides his gentleman of character and responsibility raffieient to the afTiicted.

86-Jjb" aSSKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUJIBP' LD WHISK V. 60 bbls. RYE WHISKY, for sale by JOS. CAES0M fc CO, wy29-tf and inferior to common, good common, 3 middling, good to fine brown, 50; fine brown and colory, 9 50a $12: ground leaves, for common and good. Ohio inferior to common, red and spangled, 50; good and fine red and sparpled, 7af9; good and fine yellow, For Kentucky common lugs, (factory and inferior planters'), At $4 50; fair to good, 4 50a S5 50; common leaf, fair gcod 7 50.

and fine to choice, Kentucky heavy factory lugs, 4 50Sl 75; planters' 50; common leaf, 5 good to fine, 50; choice grades of light and heavy, 13. Importations tbisweftk 1,874 hbds Maryland; 859 Ohio, and 177 Kentucky total, 2,910 hhds. Wool Sales continue very limited atour last quotations, 14al6 cents for unwashed; 21a24 cents for washed, and 20a23 cents per lb. fcr pulled. No fleece in market.

Whisky Sales have again been limited, not exceeding some 500 bbls Ohio, at 17 cents ptr gallon, at which we also quote city; we qnote country at 16xal7 cents per gallon; the market closing dull at these quotations. Baltimore Cattle Market, June 27th. Beef Cattle The offerings at the Scales to-day amounted to 350 head. Of the number offered 75 bead were left over unsold, and the balance purchased by Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from 3 per 100 lbs, about the same as the rates of last week: The market closed dull and heavy. Sheep The market has been rather quiet this week, and sales are making at 4af 4 25 per head.

Hogs The market for live Hogs has been rather dill and heavy this week, and prices show a decline of 25 cts per 100 lbs. haics are making to the butchers at 5 25af 5 75 per 100 lbs for good to prime lots. Philadelphia Maeket, June 26. Flour quiet and unsettled, Superfine at 4 62a5 per bbl. Wheat is dull; sales of red at 1 24, and white at 1 30al 40.

Corn is unsettled; sales of prime Southern yellow at53a54cts. Provisions are dull. Whisky is dull at 1G al7 cts per gallon. New York Cattle Market, June 2Gth. Beef Cattle Offerings this week 4,850 head: sales at 6i9 cts per lb.

average 8 cts. Cows sell at 25afs40 per bead. Veal Calves sell slowly at 34'a4 cts per lb tr common to extra. Sheep dull; at 3a4 cs per lb for ordinary to prime. Swine are dull; sales are making at 4a y2 cts for corn fed, and 3a3J cts per "lb for still fed.

BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. New Oeleass Market. June 25. Cotton Sales of three days 80 bales; receipts 140 bales, against COO same time last year; decreased re ceipts 354,000 bales; do. at all ports 891,000, and stock 8,000 bales.

June 20. Cotton No sales. Srffar cts for fair to fully fair. fORT OT BAITliWORJE, June 2T, 1S61. Sun rises 4 31 Sun sets.

24 CLEARED. Steamers Adelaide, Cannon, Old Point Comfort, M. N. Falls; John S. Shriver, Dennis, Philadelphia, J.

A. Shriver ARRIVED. Barque Amazon. Kirwan. from Rio de Janeiro, 16th to Thos.

Pei -ce. Left in port barque Conrad, New York is 3 days; bng.s Solferino, Patterson, for Baltimore in 2 Mt. Vernon. Hall, for. Philadelphia in 3 MontifeDo, Burnham, for Bait in 3 or 4 days; Amy Warwick, Brown, fm Richmond, jnst ard; sehr.

Li-shtninff, Daniels, for jNev Yoik next day passed going into Rio, barque Covdia. Barque Lizzie, Nirkefsin, from Paposa, Chili, Maroh 27th, passed Cape Horn April 24 crossed the equator Snth. in Ion. 33 25, came in the cm pes June 25th. to Thos.

Matthews Son. Miy 2-Ho. lat 15 51 ion. 85, spike the barque Geore Henry 54 das from Iqoique, of and for Baltimore; June I4sh. lat.

25 45 Ion. 61 2d, spoko tiie schr. Eclipse, from New York for Haytij June 24th, at 6 a. lat. is7 21 Ion.

7l 1G, spoke ship Amelia, bourd to Erig Chowan, Nelson, 17 days from Nevassa, to hedbee Dickinson. Prig Chattanooga, Forrest. from Arrecibo, P. 131 and 12 days to the capes, to Kirkland, Chase Co. Sailed in company with schr.

Julia Anna Harding, -r New York. Steamer Adelaide, Cannon. fin Old Point Comfort, M. N. Pahs.

Steimpr Octorara, McLaughlin, from New York, to J. A. Shriver. Steamer John S. Shriver, Dennis, fm Philadelphia, to J.

A. Shriver. Parte Col. Frise, "Wilsom, from W-. P.

Oler. Pri'geG. D. Elackwell, Derr, from Susquehanna, to "VV. t.

Cro.ss. Sailed Ship Alhert-(Brem.) Klamp.for Bremen. MEMORANDA. Ship Arlnr-ral. Haesloop.

for Baltimore, was in the River Aleisey Jlch outward bound. Ship IVionsoon, from Baltimore, was below New oik 26th iuFt. Parque Urgh Birckhead, Bennett, from Baltimore for "Valparaiso, 'went to sea at ll A. M. 20th inst.

in wsppwy with ehlp Cherubim, for and barque Agnes, for River la Plate. Barque Talisman, steering east, was seen 18th lat. 33, Ion. 67 20 Barqe Hue Wing. hds.

capacity, to loaH molasses at Matanzas' for Cork, at 60s. per ton, was ch'Ttered at Havana 20th inst. Brig Isaac M. Denaoa, Barton, from Para, arrived at New York 25th inst. Biig Jabez, Ingham, for Baltimore, was at Ber-n tit'a 12th nit.

Schr. Lightning. Pamela, fm E-iu Grande, arrived at Ivew York 2iith inst. Schr. B.

D. Pitts. Graham, fron Alexandria, ar-rive'i at New York inst. Schrs. George Frank hn, Tyler, and Problem, Tyler, ior "Washington, cleareo at Philadelphia 26th.

Schr. Ned, iViKee, froai Alexandria, arrived at Boston iOlh inst. Cloaked at Baltimore. Brig Herald. Delano, at S'ppican 24th inst.

Abkived from Baltimore. Midland. HaH.at York 2fith inst. District oT Columbia Advertisements. By BOTELER WILLSOX.

Auctioneers. 2Sth, at ten o'clock, we ehail sfill at tho southern tremity cf Sixth street, an extensive collection of HOESES, WAGONS, belonging to the Southern Steamboat Compaty, consisting in part or 19 Superior Work and Harness Horses, among which are several verv flee pairs, 3 large Omnibuses, one new. 5 Mail and Baggage Wastons. 2 Caits; one nearly new Tob Buggy. 8 stts of Omnibus and Wagon Harness, for two rxsq four Horses.

70 cords of Pine Wood Lot of Oak and Pino I Lot of Truck Wheelsl Lot of Cast Iron and Lot of Standee Berths, suitable for Camp purposes. 37 Sows and Shoats, fine breeds. Lot of Old Furniture, ALSO. One cask of Taylor's London Dock Brand y. gallons of Sperm Oil.

Ore half hogshead of Sugar. 200 pounds of Erowa Soap. 20 dozen Corn Brooms. Half-tierce of Rice. One barrel of Soft Soap.

Half-barrel of Molasses. One barrel of Pure Spirits. Barrels of Wonongaliela and Scotch Whisky. Large lot of very superior Cigars. ICO "Whisky and other Empty Barrels, Oil Casks, Stoves, Terms cash, in specie.

BOTELER WILLSON, je24-6tt Auctioneers. Ill AMiPACTURJSD TOBACCO, invite tfc6 icie for fins 23, ana 28 geet half fivee aad tens, IS, 18 and 2-3; light pressed sd fnvn tviist; fine Doaiestio and TOBACCO COTUH (SNUFF. WM, M. JOHNSON IPB. J.

S. ROSE'S ALTERATIVE UiKVT. OI BLOOD PURIFIER, th Osts of Sorofola, old ErupttciS, GnversM Diseases. Ulcers Bores, Swelled Necks, Boils S.il disease from an imr-'srs stats of tilt blood. Thia wonderful Syrup bag often in -weak so delicate constitutions prevented Consumption, atoved induration, shitrns or hrd lamps frani tit breast, and consequently prsvenwd oanoet isy tne use oj tnis tsyrup Let ths delicate, cd eklorotia toiR! tfi Jhis medicine, and she will soon fend the roa tarn to the cheek, tbe r-aby li? said tha prieativ ej Price 1.

For sale by S. HANCE. 10S Heito. St. P1 IK1NTKKS' AND BINDERS' WAREHOTJSEf is ok.

Si iKii 31 GDI. I) ST. Manufactory Of Sroomc-Colnmbia and Sherifl Btreets, New ork, XT 1 J- I ole cylinder and type-revolving Printing Machines, Washington and Smith Hand-Presses, Self-Inking $lacbines. Proof Presses, Hydraulic Presses, wita Wrought iron cylirders: Standing of van-gns kinds; Chases, Cases, Gju'eyi, FurDitcre, stands, Tmposms Stones, eto- Every article connected with the art of Letter Press, Copperplate or Lithograchio Printing anfl Book-Binujns always on b.iud oi furnished at hort entice. Printer.

Pubijshera asd other wiehins to wip be lurnished with an estimate fbr aa office or bindery in detail, if desired. A Catalogue of Prmes, contaimcjr outs and of rcany of the machines, may be bad as spplicatsoB, by mail or otherwiee. CAST STEEL SAWS. Srpenor warrs-nted fatfnt srodms Cac Ste Mill, Pitt, CrcEs-Cut, Circilr and other Saws ob fesna, for at their wareroosois and by the picci-asl bur4irmw nerchBt tfereticbow. the tjnit rr-S'di COAL COAL COAL CompriBin? the foUowist varieties: Lehigh Lump, select ed for ind furnaces; Baltimore Company, Black Diamond Sunbury, hite Ash and Peach Orohard, Pinegrov and Lykena Valley Red Ash, Cumberland COALt adapted for manufacturing and domestic purposes and retail.

EDWARD A. ROBINS, (CH abler Wbt4 Sales A.gent.) No.T Sun Itoh Building, Yard Cor. Lombard and Eden et HANCE'g CELEBRATED TETTER WASH, for the speedy and positive cure of Tetter, Salt Rheum, Ring-Worm, Barber's Itch, aad. all Cut-ueouB or Slrin Diseases. A single Bottle of this inestimable oorapound ha sared many of the most etubborn eases of the above diseases, aftnr the patient had given up all hope of ever being cured, and had expanded thousands of dollars foT diflareat remedies.

Price 81 per bottlo, For Bale by 8. S. HANCE, myl-lni' 108 Baltimore 8f. SCOTCH ALE. BROWN STOUT.

Younger' Bdinburg Strong Ale: Tennent's XX. Strong Ale: Robt Younger's Sparkling Ale; Hin-oert's Iondon Brown Stout: Guinness' Dublin Extra Stout; Maseey Philadelphia Cream Ale, Pr-tr nil at lowest cash prices. W. I. VAN KESS, 5-aj i it srest Lontbiora street, m.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HORSES, OM-NIBUSES. WAGONS. CARTS, HARNESS, WOOD, GROCERIES. LIQUORS, A'l' ALU1 ON. On SATURDAY MftR.VrSR Tuna ay one tablsspoonful every third day, nwny roj feeep off diseas and pass tnrougfe a ionc life witu oat any ickncs at all.

by thus keepinf the trhoi nas8 of the vitsi fiuu4, tats fall sa ting tnat "the Illinois jeuu ana Chicago Union Railroads having commenced a rr.mnetition for the express purpose of in- iurice tbe business of the Racine and Missis- aid Mississippi is shortly to have a new and indeppndt nt outlet to the Mississippi river, tbe managers of the Racine and Mississippi are orepared to accommodate the public at lower rates than their antagonists offer, until they nan oesist irom their present uniustinabie proceedings." xne unicago lribtme says: "I here is every reason to believe that, before the next killing and packing season arrives, there will be a very great advance in the value oi mess pork and hogs. The stock ot mess pork on band in this city is only 8,300 bbls. The stock in New Y'ork is but a little over 50,000 bbls. There is less pork in store generally through tbe north than usual at this time. A large portion of that packed last winter was shipped to the South before the war broke out.

Our army now in the field and camp will need a large quantity of pork, and the supply will soon be found inadequate to the demand. So firmly are holders convinced of tnis fact that they decline to sell now, and wait for the rise which they know must take place, it will be well for farmers throughout the State, and the West generally, to make their arrangements for fattening all the hogs they can get hold of this laii. They will be almost certain to get a gocd price for the pork." Reported for the Baltimore Sun. Review of the Baltimore Markets, For the Week Ending June 27. IFfices given below refer to wholesale operations only vniess ointrwise expressea.i Alcohol.

Sales are still confined to jobbing lots, which we quote at 40a42 cents per gallon lor estern and Baltimore 85 per ct. proof, as before. Cakkles. Sales have been very limited quotations unchanged, viz: Adamantine, 15a 17 centt: Solar Sperm, Q3a25 cents; Sperm, ii5a 2 cent: faraiune, 30a35 cents: wax, 45a50 cents; Western Mould, llal2 cents, and A-aitimoie tio. at cents.

Coal. There being to resumption ot trade, ss yet, in Cumberland, we are unable to give quotations. Copfeb. here has been a fair demand for Rio sini-e our last weekly report, sales adding up seme 2,500 bags, ranging from 12 to 13 cts. per lb.

and including to-day 200 bags, at 12al3 cents per lb. We quote as before: Prime llio at cetts; good do. at 1313 cents; iair do. at cents; and low grades at lia 12) cei.ts per lb. Stock of Rio now oftering bags.

InLaguajra we hear of no transactions. We quote as "before, at cts. peT lb. for green and white; Java is also very qui t. have oiily to notice a sale of 50 bags Government at 17 cents per We quote at 17k IS cents per lb.

We have hearl mf no special activity in this article, and quote as before, at cents for common to good mixed, and 4i a45 cenis for fair to prime live geese. Fisn. The demand for all descriptions is limited, snd we have heard of no sales from the wharf. We qnote for jobbing lots, from stole, as follows: Potomac and Susqnehanna IHitii gs, 50 do. No.

1 Shad 8889; No. 1 Mackeiel 14aS15 pef No. 2 do. 5 No. 3 do.

large 5 No. 3 medium 4 50a85; No. 3 do. small 4aSl 25 per bbl. Halifax and Esstpcrt Herris.gs 2 Labrador do.

SI 50 for exon; do. do. SI for common, 3 50; Hake 1 per 100 large and me-cinm-siztd scaled Herrings 35 cents: No. 1 lleirings, in boxes, 25 cents. Fbtit.

Sak of foreign continue limited at our last range of quotations, viz: Raisins SI CO for bunch ano S2 25 for layers; Almonds, Princess, P. 22 cents; Languedocs, 14 cents; Provence, 11 cents; Alicante, S. 12al4 cents; Iviea, 12 cents; Sicily, 7 1 ccnts.and hard sbell, 5 cents per lb Filberts, 6 cents; Pecan cents: I'slm 6 cpnts: Pea Nuts, St 60 per bnshf); Cocoa Nuts, per Zante Currants, 6' cents: Bates 3a4 cents per lb Turkey Figs, CalO cents; Prunes, 12al7 cents per Sicily Lemons, 2a2 25; and Oranges, in boxes, SEiaSl per box. Flotje aud Meal. We notice a fair of extent of trade, since oar last weekly report, at the prices then quoted, the market ruling steady but closing quiet.

Transactions reported have been as follows: Howard Street Su per. Some 1,250 bbls have been reported sold at So 50, and 300 do. cut Extra at K5 per bbl. To-day only 100 bbls reported sold at S5 50 per Ohio Suer. We have heard of no sales of this descriplion.

We quote at So 50 per bbl. City Mills Supw.Some bbls have been sold at 55 50aS5 75 per at which we quote to-day without sales. Family and Extra Flour. Sales of Extra have bern tp a considerable extent, adding up some 4,10 bbls Howard street and Ohio, at 6 25a SS 50; 0 do. Howard street cut Family at 87, and bto co.

City xVLius at 7 2 per bbl. We continue tb quote Uowari street aad Obio Extra at 50, and Ci'y Mills do. at-7aS7 25 per bbl. For best grades Baltimore Family, for local consumption, tb ere is a steady air demand, at S3 50 per bbl, by the single dray load, as before quoted. Corn Meal continues dull at S3 87 per bbl.

Eye Flour. Sales continue to a limited extent, at 3 75aS4 per bbl. GitAiif. Some bushels Wheat have been offered on 'Change within the week, and, prices have reaiamed unchanged rora thos-i quoted tbis day week, viz: 1 25al 3) jr iair lo pTime red; and 1 40a-Sl 55 for ordinary to prime white, and -SI 60 for cboice and some strictly choice white sold at SI 62, ard strictiy prime red at 1 3ia5i 32 p-r bus. About 18,000 bns.

Corn have been offered, and white has improved several cents under a go'od demand, selling for thf last three days at 55a(30 cents fcr fair to prime; yellow has rnlod steady at 45a50 cents per busbcl for i. Of Oats, to bushels offered, and Md. have a Id at 31 cei.ls, and Penna. at 30u33 ceat3 -r basfael The only lot of Rye reported was 20 burhls Penna. at we quote Penna.

at 05 aad Md. at cts. pi bushel. Guano. The demand cont t-ues lirAitelat our last range of quotations, viz: -ruv in, from agents, Sm0; AA Mexican, from dealers, S22 per long ton; white S30 Nevassa, S20 California, No.

2, 43 do Manipulated, 47 per short ton; Phosphates, .45 per ton, and Bone Dust $26 per ton; Fish, 15 per short ton. Hat A5B Stba w. Sales continue limited at our last quotations, viz: Timothy, in bales, 13a15: loose 12aSl3; Clover, baled, 10aSl2; Rye Straw, 13a 14; Oat do. at SaS9; Wheat 7aS8 per ton. Hemp Continues dull, and prices are nominal, as last quoted, vi: American dressed, 215S22C; roach, Richardson's, 230 per tor-; Russia, per ton; Manilla, CaOj cents; Jnte, cents; anl Sunn, 5a 5 cents per lb.

Ieoit. There is nothing doing. The market is very dull at our last range of quotations, viz; Baltimore Forge 27 50; Anthracite S24; Scotch Pig, from yard, 23a21; American Bars, 47 50; English common, 60aS05; and refined do. 65a70 per toa; Russia Sheets-, 17 cents; American 4al cents, and English 3a4j cents per lb. Leather.

There are no sales making, and prices are merely nominal at our quotations of last week, viz: City Slaughtered Sole 20123 cents; country 22a25 cents; rough Starting, 5K.824 cents; Spanish Sole, 22a25 cents; City Harness, black, 3i)a32 cents; country 24ii27 cents; Upper, in rongh, 2 50aS4 per hide; Calf Skins. 00a75 cents, and finished Son SI 10 per Id. Ltjmbek. Prices contince merely nominal, a3 before qnoted, viz: Charleston River Flooring 2oa22; Pensacola and Jacksonville do. at 22aS21.

Maryland lOa-fll; and North Carolina per feet. "White Pine Culllngs, common to select, at llag.18; Siding, 10aSl3, aad Hemlock Rails and Scantling at 11 per feet. Molasses. We have heard of no transactions in this article since the date of our last weekly review; the market has ruled quite dull at our last range of quotations, which we repeat, viz: Cuba Mnscovado at 17a20 cents; do. clayed cents? Porto Rico24a28 cents; New Orleans 3uu35 cents; and English Island at 18x 20 cents per gallon.

NaT-sl Stokes. There is no No. 1 er com-roen Rosin in market. We quote No. 2 at 2 75 ag3 per Pitch at 25, and Tar at 2 75aS3 per bbl; Spirits Turpentine has farther advanced, and we now quote at 85a90 cents per gallon.

Plaster. We liear of no sales, tout quote as before, at 2 75a-S3 per bbl. Provisions The market continues to rule dull: sales generally being confined to small lots Bacon tor the near and locil trade. Pork The only sale reported within the week i3 lufc bbls Western Mess at S16per bbl; we quote Prime at 12aSl3, and Rump at 12aS12 50 per bbl. Bulk Mea We quote nominally at 4 a 5 cents, and 6Sj'a7 cents for Shoulders and Sides, and.

66! cents for Hams. Bacon-Sales of Eome 150 hhds Shoulders and jobbing lots, at cents, and 7aS cents lor Shoulders and Siaes, and some pieces Bams at 9al2 cents per lb. Lard No sales reported, but we quote as before: Western, in bbis. and tierces, 0 cents; do. in begs.

cents; city rendered, 8aS cents, and refla-td cents per lb. Butter. The demand continues limited, at about our last quotations, viz: Western soli 1 packed at 7a8 cents; new txiades and Roll Sa50 cents; and New York State and Goshen at 10a 12 cents per lb. Eaes are selling to-day at 14 cents per dozen for resh selected. Cheese.

Of Western the market is bare. We quote Eastern cutting at 8a9 cents, and do. English Dairy at llxat2 cents per lb. Rice Is still selling in small lots at 5x6 cents per lb. for fair to prime.

SrGAii. There has been a fair demand for Porto Rico, with sales of some 275 hhds, part on private terms, for refining, and the balance, J75 hbds, at 5 cents per lb; also, 80 hhds New Orleans, part at 6 cents and part on private terms; and 40 do. Cuba at 5J cents per lb; to-day no sales reported. We quote as before, viz: cents for refining grades of Cuba, and 5a5 cents for grocery styles; 55X cents for common to fair Porto Rico and New Orleans; and cents per lb for good to prime do. Salt The demand is confined to small lots from store at 70a75 cents per sack for Liverpool G.

1 65 for Ashton's fine; 1 25a SI 30 for other brands do and 1820 cents per bushel for Turks Island. Tobacco. All descriptions of leaf continue ia active demand, with sales of several, io mercury or nauseous Weakness of the Back orT.imhs.Ptrif.tnrea.Affaa tions of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, General Debility, Nervous- nets, JJyspepsy, languor, low fjpir.is, uontusioa of Ideas. Palpitation of the Heart, Timidity, Tremblings, Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Diseases of the Head, Throat, Nose or Stin, AfT'ectiong of tho Lungs, Stomach or Bowels those Terrible Disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth thos secret and solitary practioes more fatal their vicirns than the song of the Syrens to the Mariner of TjI vsses. bliehtmg tneir most brilliant hones anticipations, rendering marriage, imyossibl YOUNG MEN.

Pale, Emaciated and Weak, the unhappy victim of morbid indulgence, complains of pam-in tha head or back, has a languid look, dimness of sight, flushing of the face, palpitation of the heart, nor- vousness, lowness of spirits, loss of enorgy, dislike? to society and all bodily or mental exertion in Decay and Death. Young Men about to marry should apply immedi- ately. All obstacles to marriage Organic i Weak- ness, Physical or Mental Disquaiificatins ervou Tremblings, ConstiUitipnal Debility, Weakness and Exhaustion, Loss of Power, Impotency, a Wasting of the Organs, Deformities etc. cpeeday removed. ORGANIC WEAKNESS Immediately cured and full vigor restored.

This dreadful disease is the penalty most frequently paid by those who have become the victim of improper indulgence. Young persons are too apt to commit excesses from not being aware of tha dreadful consequences that may ensue. Now, Who that understands the subject will pretend to deny healthy ofispiing, the most serious and destructive symptoms to both body and mind arise. The system becomes deranged, the physical and mental power! weakened, nervous debility, dyspepsy, palpitation of the heart, indigestion, a wasting of the Irani, cough, symptoms of consumption etc. OFFICE No.

SOUTH FREDERICK Left hand side going from Baltimore street, a fair doors from the corner. Fail not to observe nam and number. Letters must be paid and contain stamp. The Doctor's JHplnmnshnng in his office. DR.

JOHNSTON. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons? London, graduate from one of the most eminent colleges of the United States, and the greater part of whose life has been spent in the hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected some of the most astonishing cures that were ever known; many troubled with ringing in the head and at sudden sounds, bashful, with frequentblusnin, attended sometimes with derangement of uuna, were cured immediately. Ta KE PAR TIC ULAR NO TICE. Dr. addresses all those who have injured them-eelves by improper indulgencies and solitary habits which min both body and mind, unfitting them for eil her Business, Study, Society or Marriage.

These are some of the end and melancholy effect produced by early habits of youth, viz: Weakness fOia H.dIt T.ii,ll,c Pninio in tVlft HfiMtl. Dim, ness of Sight, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpit9c tinrt of ttm Heart. TTvRnensv. Nervous IrritabilitT. General Debility, Symptoms of Consumption, Mentally.

The fearful effects on the mind are much to be dreaded Loss of Memory, Confusioa of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodings. Aversion to Society, of Solitude, Timidity, are some of the evils produced. NERVors Debility. Thousands can nowiudge what is the cause of their declining health, losing their vigor, becoming eak, and emaciated having a singuiar appearance about tha eye cough, or symptoms of consumption. MARRIAGE.

All persons must, before contemplating Marriage, reflect that a sound mind and body are the most necessary requisites to promote connubial happiness. Indeed, without these the journey through life becomes a weary, pilgrimage; the prospect hourly daikens to the view; the mind becomes shadowed with despair and filled with the melancholy refleo-tion that the happinesB of another is blighted with with our own. All impediments to Marriage, Physical ot Mental DisqualificatioiiSvLoss of Procreative Power, Ner vous Irritability, Trembling and Weakness, or Exhaustion of the most fearful kind-speedily cured. DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. When the misguided and imprudent votary pleasure finds he has imbibed the seeds of any painful disease, it too often happens that an ill-timed sense of shame and dread of discovery deters him from applying to those whotfrom educations and respectability, can alone befriend him.

He falls into the hands of ignorant and designing pretenaere.wno, incapable of curing, filch his pecuniary substance, keep him trifling month after month, or as long a faa qti r.a nlifsiriAri nnd in rip.ftn9.ir leave him with ruined health to sigh over his galuni; disappointment; or by the use of that deadly poison. Mercurv, hasten the constitutional symptoms of tbis terrible disease, such as Affections of the Head, Throat, Nose, Skin, progressing with frightful rapidity, till death puts a period to his dreadful suf- ferings by sending him to that undiscovered oountry from whose bourne no traveler returns. ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS. The Mast Thousands cured at this Institution within the last eighteen years.amLthe numerous important SuTgical Operations performed by Dr. Johnston by the reporters of The Sun andmany other papers, notices of which have appeared again snd hotr.rA nilhlift 1, AKlfl AM his RtA.Iln in SLB a ff.mH.mgn (' plmr.ior DtiH ta nnnei hi 1 i It.

is BurEcient guarantee to the aifiicted. m26-ltu BUSKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. SGEEKCS, i LUNGOCTOR. TUB PROPRIETOR.OF SGHENCK'3 PULMONIC INVENTOR OF SCHENCK'S RESPIROMETERt IHB OKLT IN8TRTMEMX THAT CAJST TO A CERTAINTY, DETECT THE SLIGHT EST MURMUR OF THE RESPI- This is of great importance to the consumptiva. Many eminent physicians make great mistake! examining Lungs; it requires constant tuid practice to become familiar with every scant rattlins of a diseased BJtONCHIAL TUBE.

PATIENTS come to DR.SCHENCE TO GET EXAMINED THAT HAVE BEEN EXAMINES THEIR FAMILY PHYSICIAN, And tel dihem that one Lung waa almost ton when by a close examination with the KESPIROMETER. eftes fc and that it is an affection of the brocefcii tubes, it 1 by getting a healthy action of the live and tone to the stomach the sufferer is soon restore, to health. Sometimes medicine that will stop cough is certain death to the patient; it looks up the liver, stops the circulation of the blood, hemorrhage follows, and in fact stopping the action of the Ten? organ that caused the cough. Liver Complaint and Dyspepsy are the eaasse two-thirds of the cases of Consumption. Pr9a that are at thiB time complaining with aull painn the Bide, bowels sometimes restive and soKetna too tongue coated, pain in themaaldsf blade, feeling sometimes very restless and at tai times drowsy; everything that is eaten lies heavy3ti the stomach, acidity, belching up wind; hundred, are complaining at tnis time in this way; let taep take a heavy ctdd, and before they get shut of trior, onftfliAr than ir io rli a i -t.

a fr wVich rlrt. tnen is the time to go to Dr. Schenok and get your lungs examined; then is the time to know whs oough medicine to take. Stop that eoueh suddenly, and then the lungs, liver and stomach are all put ia an inactive state, and before the patient is aware of his situation his lunge are a mass of cores astt 4ta must soon follow. SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP Is an Expectorant, but it does not contain nay opium or Unythine to check a Cough suddeslr, ht aided with the SEAWEED TONIC AND MANDRAKE PILLS is sure to purify and carry off all diseased matte from the system.

Dr. S. has a number of persons in this city that ea be referred to that have been in the last stages of CONSUMPTION. CURED BY HISDMEBICTNE3. 3Se does not wish to be understood thitt lncgs are gone that he can make new When one is sound and the other may havejuita cavity in it, it can, by careful treatment beripene snd diseased matter carried ou.

end tha oatienix Well. Hii day fcr seeing patients in Baltimore Ll THURSDAY OF EVERY WEEK. For a thorough examination with his ter, he charges $3, but it often happens that patie do not require an exploration with the liespirow ter, as he has had such a large experience has deteoi at a glance whether such an Ail professional advice GRATIS, end cordially invites all Buffering from Conght Colds, or any disease of the LUNGS, LIVER OR STOMACH, frjcbil upon him on those days. He has reoeu fitted up rooms for the better accommodation of patients that are waiting for advice. 1 A Pamphlet, containing a full treatise cn She nous diseases he treats, with certificates of Cure, can be had, gratis, at the office.

Send and get ons. read it carefully, go and see those giving and be fully persuaded in your own mini beiore ueing it, then give it a fair trial, ea4 life tsd health maybe spared you. OFFICE and ROOMS, Jfa. 108 BALTIMORE STREET, OVER SETH S. HANCE 'd -DRUG STORE.

Fmes-PULMONIC BYE UP Si per bottle, or for. SEAWEED TONIC SI per bottle, criixbotiles for S5. MANDRAKE PILLS 26 cents pT box. For sale by SETH S. HANCE, 10S Baltimore For sale in Washington D.

by S. B. WAlTf eor. Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh st. tf HANCE tS KOREHOUND CANDY.

iiKOlNCHPriS, COUGHS AN1 COLDS, CROUP 'AND HOOPING COUGJE, OF BLOOD AN1) ALL PULMONARY djadB of other remedies have been lauded txi Sxtolled to the Bkies, but having no virrne to mw-1P them, have sunk into oblivion HATffiRS iaO KEKOVM CAND has continuailv inorewai ja popularity, sntil it Sw beoome a Btasdard prp-ration. SS Cents per packsse. er five psiksjaj for Ql. For tale by SETH S. HANCE, tApi.

Ne. lOS Baltimore street. POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINE SOLD BY SETH S. HANCE, 108 BALTIMORE (OPPOS1TK THS im IRON BUILDIKe.) COMPRISING ALL OF FX. JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES.

DR. KOBE'S FAMILY MEDICINES. DR. McCLINTOCK'S FAMILY MEPICINErl, DR. GROVE'S MAGNETIC PLASTER.

DR. WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CSTKR DR. SW AYNE-S SYRUP OF WSLil CbliiilAif AYER'S SARSAPARILLA. AYER15 CATHARTIC PILLB. AYEK'8 CHERRY PECTORAL.

SCHENCK'S PULMONIC 8YRUP JOHN BULL'S SAF8APABILLA. TTOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA. OSGOOD'S INDIAN CHOLOGOGUK. MBS. NORRIS" CEDAR TAK.

DAVIS WTSALlNf OINTMENT, tf SETH S. HAKCH 10SCUiiaor4U Twenty years' experience has proven the rVrV' a "P01. that HANCE HokEUOUNU OAIiDY excels every cfeer fsr tl ar i jeorge's county, was examined into last veek before Justices Thomas R. Brooks aad Nicholas Brooke. He was held to bail in the sum of 7,500.

Wool. The Wheeling Intelligencer says: The wool-glowers have sheared all their sheet and the wool is ready for sale, but there is nobody to buy it, at anything like a living price. The hold'ers of the wool say that nothing less than 4J and 45 cents will buy their clippings. Photographs. The reduction of price for taking photographs is owing to a discovery as to preparing the paper and a more powerful concentration the sun's rays by tne lenses.

What actually cost thirty cents to the artists can now be anorded at one cent. Death of a Celebrate Opera Sisger Intelligence has been received of the death of Amodio, the opera sinser. He 8n a voyage from Ven ezuela to this cofntry, ot yellow lever, alter loity-eight hours sicsness. Hots. The Coopeistown (N.

Journal says the reports dairii the past? week from Lop district of this tiate have not been so favorable. As the season advances tee vine does not assume an appearance indicating a large crop. Death of a Sister of Charitt. Mother Elizabeth, who has been for over half a cen- tnrv a Sister of Charity, died on Sunday at New York. She was one of the first who went to New York, and heriife has been spent in works ci charity.

A Relic Superintendent Kennedy, of New York, has in his possession a leaf from the register of the Marshall House, in Alexan dria. Va. It bears tbe dates May 17th and 19th, and many of tbe names entered were those ot uaitimore volunteers. Assexatiox bt Esglasd. England has lately annexed to hpr possessions an island in inr iaeme called forcung island, latitude 30 deg.

49 min. north, longitude 153 deg. 20 min. west. It was done with great formality and much nag raising.

Secretary of Legatics. Gen. James Watson Webb, the new minister to Brazil, has selected Rev. J. C.

Fletcher, of Newburyport. the au'hor of "Brazil and the Brazilians," for ujs secretary oi legation. More Secession. The Presbvtery of Mem phis have unanimously passed an ordinance of aecession from the General Assembly of the O. S.

Presbyterian Church of the United states. Cavottr's Will. By his will Cavonr, who was never married, has left the bulk of his property to Einardo di Cavcur, his brother's son, and tcere is a bequest of 50,000 lire to his native lurin, lor an in tant school. The Next Speakership. The Cincinnati Etiquirer slonslv urges the election of Mr.

Crittenden to the Speakership of the House of lieprtsentatives at the extra session of Uon gress. Georgia papers report the most abandant that harvest that has been gathered there for years. Oats and corn very pr-msing. marriage of the Princess Alice with Prince Louis of Hesse is not to take place this year, but will be celebrated early ia 1802. degree of L.

L. D. has ben conferred on President Lincoln by Columbia College, New York. people of New Orleans have been luxuriating fcr some time on delicious fresh peaches. CP" Tbe steamship Europa reports that the steamship Persia, from New Yoik, arrived at Queenstown on the 15th inst.

Kelly, wb was wounded at Phil-lippi, has been jf "VBrigadier General in the Virginia Uno. p. Wm. ATi'W-ffward, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Florida, has enlisted ss a private. 87" The question of the celibacy of the priests is strongly debated in the French papers, whSh generally pronounce against it.

Andersen has arrived at Altoo-na, Pa. The object of hi3 visit to the mountains is to recruit his health. ES George Ilaselilne, editor of the London American, is in Washington. eSJ-The corner-stone of a new Catholic institute at Cincinnati was laid on Sunday last. syRev.

F. X. Branagan. a Catholic priest, died at Cambridge, on Tuesday. By Col.

Abercrombie, of the IT. S. regular ermy, has been gazetted a Brigadier General. MONETARY AND C031HERCIAU. There was nothing done at the stock board yesterday, and stocks generally show a slight decline on previons day's closing rates.

City 6'slS90 left off at 75 bid for the openiag, asked a decline or 1 per cent. Railroad bonds quiet, and unchanged. Northern Central advanced 1 per cent, closing 40 bid, 42 asked. shares unchanged, at 30 bid, 41 asked. No bid for Nor.

Central it is offered at 14j. Canton is wanted at 8, but none for sale. Nothing doing in the Mining fancies. The Union Bank of MaryKnd has declared a dividend of 3 per cent for the last six months, payable on and after the 8th of July. State tax paid by the bank.

The Farmers' and Planters' Bank, of Baltimore, fcas declared a dividend of 4 per cent for the last six months, payable on and after the 9th of July. The s'camship Kangaroo, from Liverpool, arrived at New York on Wednesday morning, with .244,000 in specie, equal to 1,120,000. STOCK 3PB.ICES AT SEW TOEK TESTEEBAT. By Magnetic Telesraph. First Board Virginia 6s 41X; Olissouri 6s 38 Tennessee bonds 37 Jf; Nortn Carolina bds 5ii; Canton Co Erie 22; New Y'ork Central 73 Reading 32.

The market closed firm. No second board received. TOCIC PRICES AT' PHILADELPHIA JTITE 26. The stock market opened steady and firm but very dull again to-day. Penna State 5s sold at 70; City 6s, new, at 95); Reading 6s '44 at Ncr Penna 6s at 50; Penna 1st mort at Lehigh Val 6s at 89.

Of shares, Penna It brought 37; Reading 16; Morris Canal prefd 108; Cam and Amb 114; Beaver Meadow 60. Of the stock and money market in New York tho Post of Wednesday evening says: ''Government stocks are quiet and without change. The border State stocks opened rather better, bat closed weaker. Tennssees are 1 per cent lower, Virginias and Mi3souris Illinois and Indiana stocks are also firmer. "Ihe money market is unchanged.

Call loans are extremely dull at 4'a5 per cent, and 4 per cent is accepted on unexceptionable sect! rities. Prime paper i3 current at 6a7 per ct, but little of the right sort is to be had." At the second board in New York, on Wednesday, the market was irregular. The sales were: United States 6s 1881, coupon, at S3a 82 Treasury 12 per cent notes at 102; Georgia Cs at 50a55; Indiana 2s at 50; Tennessee 6s at 37a37 Virginia 6s at 4 lNor Carolina 63 at 50; Louisiana Cs at 54; Erie 2d mortgage at 9G. The following were the closing rates at 3 o'clock: United States 6s 1S3I, registered, at 81aS4'; do. do.

coupons 83a83'; Tennsesee 6s 37a37 Virginia 6s 40Jfa40; Missouri 6s 37a38; Pacific Mail 60; New Y'ork Central 7.a73tf; Erie 22a23; Hudson River 31a32; Harlem 9a9; do. prefd 21a23: Reading 32X33; Mich Central 4-2a43; Mich Sou guar. 20 tfa 27; Panama 102alo3; Galena and Chic 59)f a59; Cleve and Toledo Chic and Rk Isl 34 a34); Chic, Burl and 55a56; Illinois Cetitl bds 63 aC5 We find In the Chicago Democrat, the editor of which is one Ql the directors the Galena Convention Duration of the War The Jan-vary Session of Congress Cost of the War Northern War Press- A Military Dictator. The rumored peace propositions have an existence somewhere at trie North, but nowhere at the South. Instead of coming from Davis and liuuter to this government, they have probably been made to those Confederate leaders by some business men of New York, who have nothing to gain, but much to lose by a protracted war.

An editorial convention, it seems, is to be held in New Yoric for the purpose of writing a plan of pacification, or at least of considering the subject. A few of the democratic journals, but no others, may be represented in such a convention. The cause of peace is a hopeless one at present, and, indeed, it will find few advoc ites North or South. The terms of peace thai hare been talked of, so far as they look to compromise aid re-union, would suit neither party. Still there may be a limit to the straggle ia its present form.

That limit, cannot possibly be reached in less than two years time from this date. The continuance of war and the terms of peace must form a political issue for the election of representatives to the next Congress; that is, to the second Congress of the lancola administration. That Congress cannot be called together at an earlier day, probably, than the 1st. of June. The present Congress is deeply pledged against compromise or peace on any terms short of the "return of all the seceded States to their allegiance." Every calculation as to the duration of the war must be made with reference to tie political character of the Congress that may meet two years hence.

Estimates of the cost of the war to the United States may also be made for no term less than two years. Considering the great extent of naval and military preparations, the cost of the war for two years cannot fall shorS of eight hundred millions. Even if the government credit be maintained at its present point, there will be a loss of fifteen per cent, to the government in nego faring 1 jans to this amount. It is urged that the aggregate value of property held in the loyal States is eight thousand millions, and that the people will reaiiiy and easily pay a tithe of that sum to proseente ttie war. But these values have already disappeared, and no estimate of the capacity of the people to pay can be formed uponval nations made before the present disturbances commenced in this country.

The New York papers that manage th war fcave lately declared that the present administration must begin to pack np and begone, if they suffer the war to linger waiting for compromise. They also declare that tne present executive government shall be superseded oy a military dictation, very soon, unless the wa'c be prosecuted with more vigor. Ios. Affairs 1m Sfw Yerk. New Yoek, Jane 27.

The bark Virginia Ann from Bordeaux, via Pass a 1'Outre, (New Orleans Bar,) arrived at this port yesterday, aad reporis oa 23d Inst, was chased all day aad night by a very suspicions looking vessel, schooner risked, andhavinz the appearance of being previously a pilot boat, aud ficied up for a privateer. She also reports that on tra loth inst in 27 acd long. 84. she was hoarded by ths British ship Bramley Moore, trm Mobile for Liverpool, and received from her a negro man belonging to the North, who was psrmitted to leave Mobile. She reported that she was boarded the day previous by the TJ.

S. steamer Massachusetts, which nil the day previous taken twenty-five prizes, one, the English ship Forfarshire, from Mobile. It is understood that the United States grand jury yesterday found an indictment for piracy against the captain aad crew of the privateer Savannah, and their trial wUl eominense before the TJ. ti. District Court the fore part of next wek.

Tne preliminary examination ba-fore a United States commissioner will be waived. The steamships James Adger and Eagle, of the Charleston Lne, were, on Tuesday, examined by Commodore Breess and several engineers of the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, and it i3 said that they have been accapted by the government, and win proceed in a day or two to the yard for the purpose of being turned into gunboats. The new side-wheel steam canal boat R. Giifiin, belonging to the New Oswejo line, arrived here ou Tuesday morni eg, laden with floar and wheat. She came from Oswego to this city in 6 days, bringing two loaded bo Us.

This is tne first side wheel boat that has b-en -snccessfulty applied to the canal. The muticipal war appropriation has been nearly all drawn out by the Union Defense Committee. They have achieved the difHmlt task of keeping their expenditures within thir means, and there is now a probability that, atter the last of the New York regiments me Prsidnt his ben irntoff, thre wdl be a small Hance of the appropriation The number of emigrants arrive! at this port for the week ending yesterday was 1.S17, a total of 40,715 since the commencement of VT.L5'!!a-r'.agaiiast 47.130 for a corresponding period in 1SG0. Affairs In Philadelphia. Philadelphia, June 27.

The prize ship Amelia, which was captnred off Charleston on the 21st arrived here yestereay. She left Liverpool on April 2 Id, consigned to parties in Charleston. The cargo, it is said, consists of iron, crates, camp ovens, camp equipage and machinery. It is supposed thatarma are secreted in the crates, and a strict examination will be made. Tin vessel is valued at and the cargo at The Ur-iou, which captured her, left this port about thirty cats ago, and tbe Amelia was her third prize.

A larsre infrting of unemployed workmen was hfld ye sterday for the purpose of getting up a pr titiou to the commoi couacits asking Icr ercplovirient on such public work3 as can be prosecuted at this tltn. One of the spoilers said that they called for no charity. Thy desire to toil and to sweat ss they have hitherto done. He continued: '-We ca.il upon taes? gentlemen to protect ns in our property; it is a duty incumbent upon thm. Our vroperty lies in our ten fingers, each one marked with blisters, which are now wearing otffor want of that labor.

We are getting weak and taint. We are in want of assistance such assistance as will remunerate our country in future ages. There are men among us who have tot tasted flesh for two month. Only give as work, that is what we wans work, The petition was nuaierously signed and tho meeting adjourned. The committee appointed by a convention of the Constitutional ITnioa party to nominate a candidate for Congress to represent tho sec-end Congressional district, met yesterday afternoon at the county court houfw, and the Hon.

William M. Meredith. Wiliiam B. Tarr and Jasob Zimmerman, "who were convicted some time ago of making snd passing counterfeit coin, were brought up for sentence yesterday. Judge Cidwulaier overruled tHe motion for a new trial, and sentenced Tarr to four years, and Zimmerman to three years imprisonment.

At the navy-yard paymaster James D. Mar-lay and pay clerk Benj. Daffield, detaehed from the frigate St. Lawrence, are waiting orders. Paymaster Joseph B- OUphant and pay Cleric Theo.

Quastoff joined the St. Lawrence. The frigate bent sails yesterday, and i3 rapidly j.repaxirsg for sea. For the first three months of this year there Were births and 60O marriages in this city. The Cathedral of St.

Peter and St. Paul, so Jong undwr course of construction, is fast approaching: completion. The scaffolding from tiie sitae has teen removed, gt riss a tnU vie.