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PASSAGE TO BOSTON BT SEA. DRY GOOD 3 AC 96; small pox 15; scarlet fever 21; 7 of diarrhea, THE SUN. BALTIMORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 21,15587 171 asked. Nothing done in City loans, whieh closed fore's 1390 at 971 b'd, 9'J aked. Railroad hor.ds and Bank stocks firm.

Maryland State 6's 1890 elosed at 103 bid. bonds 1867 at 89 bid, 90 asked; do-1875 at 88 bid, Si asked; do. 1880 at 6 bid, 86i asbod; do. 1885 at 8S1 bid, 84 asked. Northwestern Va.) It bonds, guaranteed by City, at PfiJ asked.

For Bank oi Baltimore 105 bid, lt'5 asked; Union 79! bid, 801 asked-Nothing dotie Canton, which closed 22 bid, 22i asked" For George's Creek Coal 30 bid, G3 asked. Among some thirty-five commercial failures an nounced by the New York Independent last week, in different parts of the country, were two in Baltimore and two in Philadelphia. They are generally in the drv croods trade. j. COUNTRY SEAT FOR RENT during the summer season in Greti Spnne Valley, 10 miles ofcJ lrom Baltimore on the Falls Road, partly fursish-ed.

For furiher particulars apply to J. C. PEARCE, on the premises j23 3t to, EOR RENT- large COTTAG ED ELL -JINGon Went Baltimore street exfandsd, near citv limits. Soveral aoresol Inmi attaohH and we'l shaded grove. Ala, large DWELLING on Pratt, tea' Grien it.

Lots to I eaie in wewn swl other sections. Apply to SHIPLKif, Fayette- and St. Pan I ptrpetR j23 St fm WOOD AND TIMBER FOR SVLEfoh 4-'. 1 at-rrs oi Land, on thei Patuxent river. crn- laming Odk, Cedar, CheHtnut, Poplar and liii, with for Sar Mill aid the Wood and Ti'iil) bimincHs; will be sold low, on tnn yea s' ka-o, orpan wnl ba taken In city nr 'pert as Applv at fvo.

31 N. FREDERICK be weui 1 ami So'cl' ck. a' yrt. It SA LE OR RENT A DWELLING with urfa sidei-Tard and variety of iiit trees, in tbx suburt ol the city. Inq io at 85 from to 7, and lrom 12 I o'clock je2l-lt jV.

FOR RENT a thre-story IIUIIsK, wiUi a -5 two-story Back Bui'ding and hydrant in t.ho yard, "No. 13 OK CHARD near at. for further particulars inquire of JACOB HOPE, No, 64 l-icxington ma kt. jfl 21-3' DR. JOHNSTON, 1 THE OPILTPBTWCTAJI Offcrs the most Certain, Speedy and only Jii.wt! Reraedy in th wnrld for DISEASES OF fMPRUDBNCF.

rrj" A CURE T7A RANT It OR NO CHA IN FROM ON TO TWO DAYS. J21 Weakness of the lli'-k cr Limi, Stricmre r-fectiona of the Bidr.evs Sad BladdT, Nervonx Del tr, Dypflia. LftriiOT, UiW Spirits, O'wifriSkXJ iaoas, Fa'pnatiob oithe Hea't, Timidity. Tt-nntna-ce-Oinineva Sight or iddinefe, Aiffcttr of fee tv Throat, None or SktB tlrtww rwible diiwrdi-re ar" Troin the or S)litarv H.b;re cf Vuta hose Drea'rni and Deatrnctive Practices whica t-t-dHoe Deliiiitr, render MJursaf? iru.r?v-sible, end destrov both lr and mild. YoUNG MEN Espeeia.lly who have become the victim ef Ser vice, that dreadful and destructive Hr.bit.

wh'ch ally sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of Ycsj-I Men of the mrwt exalted taleais and brilliant mv-Ioc's, who might ctherwif-e have entrar.myi Jisrecu-; Senates the thnmlaraof loi4nr-q, or wwt ecataoy the ilvtT; I r-, mm ntd wth f'i A WEAKN Birnedifttftiy foil rHtorel. This rjrea jfai fe'" Trf-qii: fH'A by tf-ose vho iw bc-P? vicr-'na cf zxj-prtjpr ininiet-" y't. Yning pttts are ic commit trorr. net (veme RTn tatnre-fal oofiiiririfiTirww ttitt may Now, wfcn tvt. BiieTtftnl8 the wul pretend to deny that ti power ol Pr-craUon is itwt sooner by those faaiE mtoimprop hai.its by the nrsdnt, Bs-io v-iDt deprived te pieaaure of health offsprimr.the nvs--eriocs erid destrnctive svmptoiiis of both bodysv i mirid arms.

The vten? bc Bie derarged, 'he IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. Graf Reduction in Prices at NEAL'S CHSAP STORE, No. 63 Baltimore street, near Gay commence thiR day to run off my entire stock -of SPRINS ttliu iVf.VJ r. I I i 11 run cuius ni i eents; spie Silks at ei and 7S5. Also, $li Barege liUn: RrilliRntea I21n: IISo Prints reduced to 10 cents.

Parasols R74c axd Paris Mantillas, Capna, Shawls. fc.tt.. at halt price. jeS3-tt; JOUViN'S KID CLOVES at 75 cents. Fine White Cambrics at 18ia25 cents.

Ail Linen Table Cloths and Napkins, Gauze Flannels. Veiling off vrv cheap. JOHN A. ROCHE SON, j23-tf 45 Hanover street Wf A h.E UP AND GO TO SLEfp.lGHT. Come a rHiiLinir lo A.

V. HOUUK'S to see the (nitteiiRe assortment of a'1 kinds tf Dry Goods just received lrom aaction which must be sold to mike room tor more. Call at A V. OUCH'S Cash Store, 235 Lexington 2 doors from Pearl. Sje Red Posts in front- je 9-tf MOURNING GOODS.

We have received per last steamer a large and well selected stock of firn and second MOURNING, which we will dear out at a great sacrifice. A Suit of Mourning made complete ten hours. M. MYERS, ti; N. Charles St.

fl1HK CASH BARGAIN STORE has received I more cheap DRY HOODS White Lineu Drills S7's44e. a fine I it; lit article for children; invisihle rreen Cloth; Hlaok Silk 874ca41, verj cheap; white Cam-brie etdored bordered L. C. HandkerchiPts W. UHLKR.

164 Franklin st.jlO-ttl J. P. COATFR' COTTON. 45 eenfs perdojiea, numbers, eenstsntlv on hand; lowing SI LK 50 c-it. per KMt skeins; Enioroidenng 1 LK 24 oents per rVzen with a latRe variety of (oods at wholesale, at W.

KKRMODE SON'S STORE, niySl-3r) 91 Eutaw eornerof iValberry. jANTILLAS ANTILlAS-RlANTlLLAS. 1I Just opened a freh. assortment of French and Chsnfijla MANTILLAS. Also, of war own niiuiactory.

a choioe aiorl mnt of Silk aid Moire-ArtiquoJWantaias. J. FLVAR OB1KD BKO joa us sii Unit irnors afreet, aoar thr.rles. Lt REDUCTION OF PRlCEd. eOLDKNBFRG No.

Uaitikpfi Strebt, Abovk Gat. doterinined to reduce their s'ock DFRIKt-, LACKS, RIBONS, TRIM MIN'irt, RULLINK.RY end FANCY HOODS. They will, U'erelore, commence THIS DAYto ofler tneir goods at pn ft. na'oniKb all, RMei request a call from tiie l.rw:irs to satisfy thei ttfthecorroctoessol theatoive. Wrent.

Bargains ii I be given, je3 US fVO HUMBUG, BUTlfEALI'4 YS Ll POSITIVELY SELLING OFF TO SiOVE TO No. 181 NORTH GAY STREET. T.i r-utii? Slock of DRY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS must bb Closed cut in Three Mo-nths. The nndersitned, in oriiertoaocommodate the public and his custntpets mitre, and carry on his business more exinsi-clv, has taken the Bpacious Store No. 161 N.

GAY STREET, a few doors from his present stand, which he will open with a New Stock Hf Goods about the first of A ugnst next. His large asKtrrmetf nil kinds of Fancy end Stable DRY GOODS: TrimuiinpH, Hosiery, Shawls, Embroideries, Handkerchiefs, Parasols, Fans, which he has now on hand, will he sold at cost. All persons desirous to oNam good bargains are incited to call early at mt place examine tke Stock befora enrcbasing anywhere else. HKMANN POL1.ACK, N. 165 North Gay street, second door from Chesaut nsar the Independent Engine House.

O. x. ffnKemember the Big Stocking. ie3-eotJy35 BEHCLD, WONDER AND next door to Bv kec's On ma tore, between Jtsxingtoa ard Fayette streets, ht-s received from Auction the greatett Pargains ever hefcrd of such as PiRid iWus-un worth fieured Swiss ijfe. a vani, ch.p at Crmbrio Mesiin.

bfantifnl, tor dottsa Swiss black Wohsir Net, 14 yard wid, for 6c; Cnr'ain Mus'in, richly embroidered, or.iy lSii itr rn. and boys, fire lmeo Bosoms 18 and Leautifnl Slimmer Crav.its np-wards; fancy lisle Half Hose only 12c. a pair: kid finish Siik felov6s, best quality, only 16c; black Silk Xvi ilts fanoy Dress Bustoas 4o. a dozen; gi't Sutton Se. a flozen; Engbsh Pressing Combs 4c; Chil-drf's Round Tooth Bruehea Bjy-lie's test Needles Sc.

a paper; Fan? allculors moire antique ibtw, ir irimifliii'S, 12 yards tor ic; Ijice Mitrs. esnbroidereo, oh Cotton Cord 3o. a dozeu; Srwing Silk, 1 skeins lor real silk eiastio Be'ts only figured et, for eaps, 6fc. a ar3; dotted Veils 12c; wide 1 ace 2c. a yard; Bobbha Edging le.

a yard; Kid Gloves, for Misses. I es' quality, in)y 25c Stamped Collars Raohel Collars Gloves 4c; Stockings So-, for vervtody, and daily receiving lots from auction, to whieh the la iies are especially invited to eall and examine lor thftmseives. N. B. A fire stock of EMBROIDERIES" Collars Sleeves, Bands.

Ruffi'ags, Chemisetts, Infants' Bodies, Hrikis. and Collaret's, offered for less than they cot from auenon, as I am going out of the Era-broidery ime, ad therefore must them. DAVID BAMBERGER, 43 Howard street, next door to Bokse's China Store, between Lexington and Fa utrpftp. j18-irri: COAL. Ft SON desirous of a god arti-t cle of TV.

A. AM HRACITi? COAL, by the or single ton, suitsble for Cnpoim Furnace or Fairiiy Us, ei-htio well by applTtng to tiie Also, Short Mountain and Lykens Valiey COA at est market prices. A 11 orders promptly attended to. WM. BONE, Aseac, jft.s-Sm Office and Yard W.

Falls avenue. wrmsrsipetl oners to tne Trass Vy eelebiated Red-Ash free-burning COAL, from the LAMKKRT COLLIERY, Shamokea. This Coal is wwwfd not to form clinker during its combustion, and will be prepared equal to any Coal from Vhe refien. W. R.

JACKSON, a-tit Lerwft end Fsreraon Btreoi D. ECKEL, WHOLESALE COAL DEALER, And GjE.tEFax FofiWABri asd CoaiMission Meschant, HAVRE DE GRACE. MO. Constan' ly en hand heft ttslities of White Btd Rea Ash. Hard and Soft Coa's.

myl-fmJ WCOA COAJj COAL. F. WASHBURN, WM. A. HOUSE, (late with Chs.

Went, (late with J. A. Lloyd.) WASHBURN HOUSE, OMeett LOMBARD 2d door W. ot Yard earner of LEE and LIGHT Having associated themselves together for the pwroorf if transacting a GENERAL COAL BUSINESS, re prepared to lumish consumers with the following celebrated Coals, selected with great care from the most approved mines, which thereby enables them to guarantee entire satisfaction to those who may favor them with their orders. Their Stock consists in cart ol the Balto.

Black Diamond, Mordecai Diamond, Lykens Valley and Short Mountain COALS. N. B. The nndersigned having retired from the Conl business in iavor of Messrs. Washburn House, would respectfully solicit lor them a continuance of the patronage so liberally extended to him.

JeEN A. Llqtl. May 1, 1356. CF fi OAL AND WOOB, Whole-als. HENRY JENKIKS-17 5eend opposite the Town Cloci, Jenkins' wharf.

Fell's Pomt hOCOSAI-S FOR RATIONS A fUFL FOR IGHT- VESSELS. COL.LKCT R'S OFFICE. StrPRBIJETBNIlPNT of Lights, Bati Kiore, 2d June, 1853. Sealed proposals will be received st this office until 12 o'clock, on MONDAY, the Sf'th day of June, 1856. for fnrnishine and de'ivenng RATIONS AND FUEL on boa-d the Light vessels this Collection District, viz: at Hooper's Straits and Jones' Island, Chessppake Bav, for one year from tne 1st day of July, 1856, to the 30th June, inc'u-sive.

The rations fa be of good and approved quality; to be delivered in good aud sufficient packagfs. btr-rels, boxes and eases, and in gooa order, on bmrd the al ove BRined light-vessels, at least once a quarter free of expanse to tne United States, agreeably to th9 s-rit yil ifh'c of th" weeklv ration, viji-: Cunoes. Poub'-i pi a Pint. Days oithe WfeCK. Z- -r It 1 5 i Thm IWltt hini.L in1 wbeel io Joseph whitnev.

Solomon Howes oommantier, will lave the foot ot Long Dork for Eostom on SATU KDAY, June 28th, at 2 o'clonk, P. M. PatRg, ino'urluig mais and state room, ft 12. No berth secured until paid tor. A paly to HENK.Y MKARS.

je23 6t! Office corner Pratt and Commerce stg. it FY iMnnn AND GEO GETOVV M. ifcC.j'(B.w.-wi'he Steamer DIAMOND STATE, Optatr. Kirwin, will receive cargo 01 AT o'clock, and start on WEDNp; -ISA Y. at o'clock, or at an e.irlier hnur if CHARLES WORTHINGTOv, fcSI -MTnvvtf: Arer NOTICE T( SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS, mxr.

Norfolk. Wilminttsn. CktrUstO. Av.guttn, Mobile f.d Netr Orleans, via tke liny Lin-i and Seaoonrd. and Roanoaice Railroad, Jb St-jernor NOKTH CAROLINA leave I.k, ffKit.

of Concord street, Baltimore, everr TUKSnAY.rHUKSHAYand SATURDAY; rr--tie St-nirinrLOUISI MONO A Vv ED-NFS A erd FRIDA at o'clock, P. M. M. N. rreaident Haltnnore NOTICE TO SOUTHERN "cr eleks.

our at u. s. -MAIL MjR TH P. SOUTH. Two trut daily Mail Lin frr Erwlericks burg, It ichniorifl, Petwuburg, Wfdon, N.

S. 13. A ar uta, anrl Nw r-laria, via Wsihitirfam City, U. Iaav Baitimrre KVERV MOW ING, at qartr pajt 4 o'clclr, a- altnrnoon at quarter paat C. For fiirtimr inUirrnat'or and througn tickets, apply th mtrrn Ot-ftne, Cainoon Htation, toWfrni and Eotaw to K.

F. KJ PS. AifOtit. rn 14-tt I 1JH I LA DELPHI I LM I G- 23cJ 5 TON AND BALTIMORE SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT for va. On and after WEDNESDAY, May 21, Traiiis for Philadelphia will lava President et.

drily (ejcept Sun')ay)a follows, Vi: Epre train at 8.4a o'clock, A. Way Ma.il Tramat II o'clock, A. Ir vening Mii at.46o'c.ir, P.M. On SufKlays at 6.4.5 P. Ail trains eonnectwith New York trains except 6.45 P.

M. on Saturdays. FOR HAVRE DE GRACE ONLY. Leave Baltimore at 9AH o'clock, A. M.

and 5 P. M. H. De Grace at 6.3" A. M.

and 5.15 P. M. From Philadelphia at 8 A. 1 P. M.

and 11 P. M. ml9 -tl 1irI WM. CRAWFORD. Ag't.

CINCINNATI. WJLM1NG1 ON A VANESVIl.I.K HAII.KOAIV Now open through and la sacinKi operation. Pasoetigert by this rout take the Baltimore ad Ohio RAilroftJ to the Ohio Ki ver at B'snwood; te Central Ohio Railroad to Zaaesviile, and thenoe direct to Cincinnati by the Cincinnati, Wilmington A- Zanca-ille Railroad, arriving in time for Express Trainn to all parts of the South aad West, and rxiunecting witn the elegant steamers of the Oh'o and Mississippi Rivers. Time as short and fare as low aa any ether route. Tickets via C.

W. Z. R. Fi. an be procured at the tioket Oce, Carnden street Depot.

B. O. R. J. M.

L. STAUGHTON. Sap't. ORANGE 4KB ALEXANDRIA KA1LKOAD. GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE.

TWICE DAILY (Sunday nights except) between WASHINGTON CITY AND THE SOUTH." via Alexandria. Gordoneviile and Richmond. l.ea.ve ashincton at, 1 6 o'clock, A. M. Leave Washington at 7 P.

M. Fare from Washington to ichmond 95 SO. Omnibuses and baggage wagons will be at the Washington Failroad Depot ta convey Pawssrjers and baggage, FEBE OT CH4I6F, tiJ the HTKAMER "GEORGE PAGE," ror Alexandria, a nrn of six miles, al lowing ample time for meals. Tickets procure! on the boat. and eora-fort are seeured by this route, as it is a continuous line of first elass Railroad from Alexandria to Richmond.

ThroUEb passengers and bnggare carried without ooet to the Depot of the Petersburg Railroad. Information of rout and lost basraee ootained ef JAMES A. EVANS. Agent, fell-tft Alexandria, Va TEAMER WILSON SMALL. (The Steamer lisoN SX ALLaav- ing beem put in fmpiete order, will run the following routes: Lyive Lirht street whr.r'.

loetof Barre street, every MONDAY MORNING, at 64 o'clock, for WHITES i. VEV, PRINCESS A.NNE, SALISBURY, and LANDINGS Wi-oomico river. Return the following dv bv same rone. Leave same wharf oh WEDN EsDaV and SATURDAY MORNINGS, at 6i o'clock, for AN NAPL13 and BKRR1M5 hav. fnturmrie ame day.

Leave same whaKon THURSDAY. a 6 o'clock, for ANNAPOLIS and WEST RIVER, returning same day. Passtaee ana to White Haven, Princeea Aane and Salisbury S3 00 Faaaeze to 1 do Herring Bay 1 1 00 do West ft iver 1 00 All freights must be Bre-nsid, otherwise tnev wil Bot be received. JOHN H. KIR WAN, Tg: Car.tm.

1 A MURPHY'S B. A O. R. NEW DEPOT HOUSE eVU3lAND RESTAURANT, corner of Howaru A KB CaMBK! STBKT8. so famous as an Eating and Drinking Hes.

supplies Families and Pie Nies with those celebrated ROAST HAMS. XX ALE, BROWN STOUT, Ac. He baa added Saloon to his establishment to supply Miner! Water and Brandy, Hoek and Soda, Catawba Native Wire. Cohlers. Ab.

'm23-3in TEAS WINES AMI) GStJCEiitfao LpJSuperior Od BRANDIES, Cha.upagne anl I J- Vsdeira WI VS. of the moat choice brands; pare Rve WHISKY: Green and Bieok TEAS, of choice flavor: with a general asort Fresa Groceries. H. W. DUNCAN, S54 Fayette street, corner 01 Pme.

N. B. Just rcoeived, a freih lot of Knight's celebrated EXTRACTS, at a reduoed Iprioe to the trade. 3m. AULT'S ENGLISH TURNIP SEED.

Aull's Improved Swedeor Ruta-BagaTur- nip. Skrrvirg'a Improved Swede, Hy brio. White Gloe, White Flat and Ked Top Nor-foi 1st SE ED, and ther SEEDS our line. mav be had fresh axd genuine, and which we o-Ji recnmmtrd to be of ihe same stock ani superior quality as those hprero'ore sold by us. and which have given so much satisfaction.

For sale by SAMUEL AULT SON, corner of Calvert and Wrater streets, j87-2mol Baltini.re, Md. 5S JESSE MARDEN, gap' J.fcr STORE AND FACTORY. JL. feNe. 8 SO UTH CHARLES STREET.

Inventor and Manefaeture ef Railroad. Hair, Litt Stock, Coal. Depot, Warehouse ana all other kinds SCALES, wholesale and retail, warranted equal set a FoiTlr Sr-al. and at mBeh leee mic. ml-tf NFW STAGE LINE.

The sub- AimnhAr hnj nmrmminfld rnnmne dn.ilv "a nw and oomfortable TAVO HOKSE Perrvmansvilie Denot via Ha rtord Fur nace to Cbnrchville. Ieanng the former plane on the arrival of the 111 o'c'ock, A. M. train, and Cteurch lile every morning at 9 o'clock, A. M.

No pains will be spared to accommodate ana please ihoee who may favor, him with their rtronage. ma lm1 PHILIP DE SWAN. ii. .3, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Q7 3JryiHMEI ODEDNS frr-w the first 3 8 ten North, at price from 350 to au; ae large comber of sueerior eecond-hanu PIANOS, c-M. but Uttie ed, (6 rosewood case.

f'tSO: one Pieft; r.e at 575; other S25, gJ. 5, TI South LAerty st.t near German. el'i-U -erf--Sr WM. GAEHLE ft FORMERLY WM. GAEHLE, II (Ljlis 5-rom ths Establishment Ot.

TTAEMLE, where may be een PIANOS, whicD for eie.sinoe of niJsh, swestnes of rone, combined with an 'eunh, and secord to nora in tlrs country. Terms moderate, and evnrv icstrcimrnt waTTBniestS jive Ptirire eatisfaotion. o3-tlj THE LA HGEST ASSOKTM ENT PViNEW PiANOFSIN THE CITY, 9 srjintiv 0:1 Those acs'irum a dursbi- RT 11V1 M. STIEFF'S, S. Liberty neij German.

Sja iKM rKr mi uai riao-r ua i iw, WNEILL, DUR OSS ft Manutacturert, Persons desirous of procuring a first class PIAriO FORTE at a moderate price are respectfully invitee an sxamination of car assortment. OUR. Icstre-ments have been before the public in competition wits makers of this end of Northern cities, at the Maryland Institute, since 1851, and have received the first premium in every instance. We have also in our eoseee-seasion testimonials of distinguished Piamstaanfi Amateurstogether with the entire satisfaction ot all we have our Pianos in use. fflS-tlH D.

ft CO, THE LARGEST CHAIR AND FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY, MATTTTOTS GAY ST. WAREROOMS. o.26NosiB Gat strest. nhrFatmti, Where is kept always on hand, or roaue to eraer, every style of French TETE-A-TETES, in Piuaa, Hair Cloth or Brocatelle. French Full Stuff and Medallion PARLOR ARM CHAIRS, in Piush.

Hair Cloth or Brocatelle. French Full Stuff Carved PARLOR CHAIRS, in sets, with Plush, Hair Cloth or Brocatelie. SOFAS; Half French Spring Mahogany tnd Walnut Parlor CHAIRS, in Hair, Cloth or Piush. ROCKING CHAIRS various tfea'igns, in Hair Cioth and Plush. Stuff Spring LOUNGES a large assortment always ready on nana, or any pattern maWa or covered any poods to order.

CHAMBER SUITS in Mahogany or Walnut, eosn-olete, lrom S5 np. CANE CHAIRS and Rooking do. the largest assortment read made in any one nouse tae United States from $12 a dozen up. Bar Room, Office and Dining CHAIRS, in Oak Walnut or Mahogany, with Cane, Wood or Stalled Sears an assortment embracing ovir 50 dozen. Wood Seat CHAIRS end SETTEES and Rockms Ckairs over loo dozen.

A. MATH IOT, 25 North Gay street, F2 tf near Fayette street. OOK-B1NP1NG of every description xecuted with neatness, durnhilitv nDd dispatoh. a CCOUNT BOOKS nawie to any patterns that may ie desired. fW Upper storv SUN IRON BUILDIN0.

F. I). HKTZLKI' R. S. FITCH'S ABDOMINAL SUPPRT-BRS, Shoulder Buces, inhaling Tubes and Medicines for the cure of Consumption and other diseases, can be had at "so.

210, corner of Franktiu and Pinests. The above inBtrun.ent8 are the most perfect evet made or now used. MRS. U. A.

ADKISSON, ta twi: Authorized Agent. UK. J. ti. MILLS.

AN ExPERT2NCBt Phtsiciam, No. 31 SOUTH SAY STREET, (near tke Pt OjKce,) Baltimore. Over Twenty Years' Experience enables Dr. AllLLI so insure a sound and speedy cure in ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. No poisonous compounds of Mar our or Noxion Drugs used in his practice.

IMPAIRED MANHOOD May here find a restorative ot ui-failmg virtne.which baa been well tested in an extensive practice. OBSTETRICS. Prompt attention to this branch of his all aflgetionsof Females treated with skill and delicacy, ITT" Persons at a distance will receive treatment bi KWressing DR. B. MILLS, BaJtimoreVMa.

MEDICAL CAR D. Person who have fallen vio-tims to Diseases of Imprudence will find speedy ano peimanent relief, (wrem reasonable terms.) by call nt on DR. J. B. SMITH, at the old establish Mecioal House, No.

16 S. FREDERICK Md. 1 he afflicted should bear in mind that Du is he only regular erluoated Physician advertising, ho has, for many years, devoted his whot attens ion to the treatment of this class ot diseases. 1IJ See his advertisement in the Baltimore Clipper acd other aaily papers. All ocnsultations strionr aLW tere Testerday afternoon, in which many boats were capsized, and several lives lost.

Various buildings in the vicinity of the "'ty were blown down or strucK bv lightning- One boat belonging to Red Hofek was ii pset It contained Margaret Crane, Catharine fcJullivan, Robert Hanin and two others, a hrotfcer and sister of Miss Sullivan. The two letter succeeded in saving themselves by clinging to the boat, but the three first named were drowned. Another boat, containing two women and one man, was capsized. The women were drowned, but the man was saved. They were seen from shore.

Names not ascertained. A boat containing nine persons among them Hugh McNicols, Thomas Ilavs and Wm Monaghan is missing. The bay was literally covered with boats during the afternoon, and it is feared that more persons are lost than we have yet any account of. In Jersey City a house was blown down, and a son of John Maxwell killed. During the storm the lightning struck the house of Mr.

York, in Atlantic street, between Vander-bilt and Underbill avenue, Brooklyn, instantty killing his wife Catharine. At Hobokea a large number of persons on their way to the Elysian fields were overtaken by the rain, of whom more than a thousand made their way to the ferries thoroughly drenched. Trees were blown down at the city of Hudson, (N and other places. James Brann, a young man who is preparing himself for a Roman Catholic clergyman, was so yeverely injurd about the Lead that his life i supposed to be in danger. John Ickers, a German, 22 years of age, died on Saturday evening Iroin the efi'ects of a stroke of the sun.

Roff died from the same cause on Saturday. Laura Keene's Varieties closed on Saturday night, with a benefit for the fair directress, patronized by a crowded and brilliant audience. The receipts were about $1,500. Yesterday was a terrioly hot day. The thermometer ranged from 95 to C9 degrees.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. Philadelphia, June 23. Jlteeption ef Mr. Fillmore The Journeymen Carpenters Salute for Fremont Death from Heat Health Precaution. On Saturday night, a meeting of the friend of ex-President Fillmore was held in the district court room for the purpose of making arrange ments to give him a suitable reception on his return home.

Resolutions were adopted expressing their confidence in the principles of the American party, and recommending that a committee be appointed to get up a mass meeting; and also that another be appointed for the purpose of visiting New York on the arrivalof Mr. Fillmore and welcoming him to his native land. A meeting of journeymen house carpenters was held in this city on Saturday to take measures to secure an advance of wages, from $1 50 to $1 75 per day. Some discussion took place, and a general strike was proposed, but no decisive action taken. About seventy- five journeymen were present.

One hundred guns will be fired this afternoon, et Powelton, In honor of the nomination of Fremont and Dayton for the Presidency and Vice Presidency. The firing will take place under the superintendence of Capt. J. K. Murphy, of the National Artillery.

On Friday afternoon, Peter Bar, aged 59 years, was overcome with ln thesnn was conveyed to his residence at Clinton and Parish streets, where he expired the same evening. Yesterday at 3 o'clock, the thermometer in the station house In tke Twenty-fourth ward (West Philadelphia) stood at 100. The board of health have adopted a series of resolutions declaring that the hauling of putrid offal from glue factories aHd the contents of blood pits of slaughter houses through the densely populated portion of the city, between the first days of June and October, is a nuisance prejudicial to public health. Reported for the Baltimore Sua. CeYKv or Appkals.

June Term, lsi6. Annapolis, June 23d, 1:58. Nos. 9 and lOcontined. No 27.

Wm. Harwood vs. Thomas J. Marshall appeal from Circuit Court of Anne Arundel county was commenced by Harwood for the appellant and Hagner for the appellee. On application of counsel, the Court assigned the case of Edward Dowling vs.

J. Spear Smith for hearing on Tuesday, the 1st day of July next. Post-Otficb Affairs. Virginia and Penn-syvania. Postmaster General Campbell yesterday ordered the following: Re-establish the office at Okonoko, Hampshire county, Hiram Michael postmaster.

Appointments. John Powell postmaster at Republican Mills, Fairfax county, Va vice Alfred Leigh, resigned. George Berry postmaster at Seymourvillej Hardy county, vice A A. Higg'inbotham, resigned. Pennsylvania.

The office at Warren Tavern, Chester countv, is restored to the old site, Ro bert King postmaster Black Horse, Chester county, is re-established, Wm. S. Latta postmaster. App0intments. Jacob Bittenbender postmaster at Greenwood, Columbia county, Pa.

Henry S. Doyle postmaster at Dry Run, Franklin county, vice W. Piles resigned. Costa Ricass Killed iit thi Latx War. The correspondent of the New Orleans Picayune writing from Virgin Bay on the 8th says: "The whole number of Costa Ricans that came into this department at various times, from the 7'htothe 24th ult was 3,800.

Their loss from tne enects or the name or the nth ult. was near 1100, and from sicknes nearly 800 more, making a loss in all of between 1000 and 1800 since their arrival here and at San Juan." Important from Central America. A letter dated Granada, June 1st, says: "We have just received a communication from the government of Costa Rica, in which they acknowledge the government of President Rivas and Genetal Walker, considering the war at an end, and offering to become responsible for all expenses of the war." The Camels. It has become quite a common sight to see camels and dromedaries marching through our streets. The camels are now em- eed in carrying government freight from der Horn to the depot They carry the enormous weight of 1600 pounds, and with the greatest ease.

The sight of them stampedes all the hoxses and mules that come within sight of them. They are certainly not handsome creatures. A horse, in a brisk trot, can scarcely keep up with the camels when In a walk. They apparently go slow, with their long-measured tread, but in reality they are moving rapidly. Texas paper.

Impoetam from Lake Superior. Late intelligence from Lake Superior, which we find in the Chicago Free Press, represents the mines on the Ktweenaw as being in an unusually prosperous condition. Discoveries of an important character have recently been made at the northern slope of the north range on the Point. The lode discovered is as being from ten to twenty feet in width, embraced on either side by well defined walls with clay adherent, a well known characteristic of all the productive veins of the cent try, that run transversely through it Jones found a Latin word in his newspaper, of which he did not know the meaning, so he appealed to Brown, who is a scholar, and more's the shame" a punster. "Wha.

is the said Jones. "Maynard Noyes," replied Brown, "isn't that the ink you by?" Jones felt that Brown had somehow evaded the question, but he didn't see the point, and never will. Brown chuckled over the atrocity winked at Thompson, and is "still at large." Another Kansas Inconsistency. A com pany of men, led by Capt. H.

C. Patte, had been met at Palmyra by a superior number of free State men, and after some flghtinsr. magnified bv the telegraph into a fierce and mortal conflict, but afterward more correctly described, Capt. Patte and his men were compelled to retire from the position they had taken up. The captain was not killed as reported.

i mem A Youthful Homicibe. A few days since, Daniel Linden, aged 16, shot and mortally wounaea a Doy oi tne same age, namea jonn Boyle, in a quarrel about a girl! Beth were going to school at Paris, in Eastern Illinois. Monetary and Commercial. The Stock market was buoyant yesterday, both here aLd at New York, under the foreign advices received by the Atlantic, which arrived at New York, from Livei pool Wednesday the 11th inst. The news of the liFniiKf al of the British Minister arrived out by the Asia, hut was not officially knewn on the Stock Ex cbsnge at the closing of business on Tuesday, though gene raliy believed in political circles.

The Funds fell btlbre the arrival of the Asia to 93, but on Tuesday leoovered to 94, and finally closed 94a94. The market was unfavorably luliaenced more by the faK of the rench Bourse than the American question. The Ministerial -ran still declares there is no cause for war. The inundations in France caused the 3 per cent8 to fa 1 71 25, and the other stocks in proportion 'rrdit Mobilier l.SaO francs. The sime cause stiffened the Corn market.

The English markets were firmer; some authorities say 3d. on wheat. Is. on flour Js on Indian corn. The cotton trade both at Liverpool and Manchester rather dull; sales for the three days 14.000 bales.

In London there was a revival of speculation in sugars. The money market easy, and discounts 4Ja5 per cent. There was later news overland from Melbourne respecting an extraordinary increase in the production of gold and the fact ft large additional shipments to England. Tfce quotations lor American stock! are firmer for Illinois Centrals. T7a.n9 for the 7 per cents, 74 for the 6 per cents, crip I per cent discount, Free Lands 85; New York Cenlral 6s per cents goa92 Erie bondg 84a86; Sinking Funds 824; Michigan Central 8 per cents 9io93.

There was only a moderate business at our Stock teray1thouR "'er, was an advance of on BA.ORR i on Northern ceutral RR stock. Tne trawssct-rns in BficO embrace 881 shares at 583u51 ensh, and 60ia59( buyers' option 60 days, 0l08ine firm at 531 bid. regular, 69 asked. There contiUU88 tu wusid-erable demand lor cash stock lor delivery to meet oon-tiacts, and this, with the ease in money which enables other parties to carry the stookat lowrateiol interest supports prices. In tips state of thing-, every Uvor! bie development in uther respots, as satislactory foreign advices or a general.

a Ivance in New York, assists to carry up pnoes here, and ctr verta when collateral circumstance are for the time unfavorable, ln Northern Cei trot P.R Iittlo doirg, ar.1 it ciae I 111 bid, Reported Xr the Baltimere Sua 1 ISLSTI-FCCBTn COMBESS-Flrst Scssioa Washitoton, June 23, 1S58. SENATE. Mr. Fish presented a letter from George Summer, brother of Senator Sumner. It states th tfce Impression which mltM be drawn letter that the latter was dlsmf1 ITOm lils attendance upon Mr.

Sumner cp .1 the character of his testimony be-re ine Ifiveettgating committee wa unfounaea, as ne did not know at the time Jr- -Boyle was dlsmis-lM what his testimony Senator Sumner was sufferins from high fever, Trlth his pnlset 101. and Dr. Ferry being willing to tak charge of the case, Dr. Boyle's ser-vloes weie no longer required. Mr.

Toombs gave notice of his intention to iu-t-odnce a bill to take the census of Kansas in or-tier to protect the exerciseof theelertivefranchise in tl.e territory, and provide for calling a convention to form a constitution preparatory to admission into the Union. r. Toombs briefly explained the provisions of a bill which he proposed to introduce. He de-aired to have souif and final measures adopted for the pacification of that Territory; and it seemed to him that in order that this si ould be enVcu-d there should first be a census Liken of the piesent inhabitants. This would tkr awnyall motive for either section of the Unioe to at'errp.

to force people into Kansas and thfrrby et.di.n-er the peace of the country in order to promote a sectional advanta, by having Institutions made for the people of that Territory r-y a population who have no interests in the question. 1 1 also proposes to protect the freedom of the ballot box, and to that end submits such nutation to tive commissioners, to be selected by tee President, who shall csuse an enumeration be made for the purpose first of havinsf a proper distribution of representation, so as to rive a fair and equal representation to a population vei-y unequally distributed over the Terri-tary; and, hiving a registry of all the rent, bona fide inbabit-ints of the Territory. This measure was liable to but one objection, end that was not an objection of principle, but of expediency. It wa? solely as to the smailness of the number of Inhabitants there; but that objection was waived by a considerable portion of the Senate, aad by a large part of the people. Believing that this proposition would meet a favorable reception, and be promotive of good, he should at an early day ask leave to introduce the Jsill ef which he now gave notice.

Mr. Wilson explained that the error in the Globe report of his speech, to which attention Was called Mr. Butler on Thursday last.arose en account of his being absent from the city, and leaving another person to read the proof sheets ef the speech, who made the mistake. The error did net occur in the uttered remarks. Mr.

Evans replied to Mr. Sumner's attack on Seat. Carolina, vindicating her revolutionary history, defending her institution and treating the subject in a calm, dispassionates and dlgni-a manner. Whea he had concluded, Mr. Hunter obtained the floor, and after an Executive session the Senate adjourned.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. This week, by previous agreement, had been set apart for the consideration of territorial bu ass. A bill authorizing the to cause tke southern boundary line of Kansas to be surveyed ws passed. Mr. Wakeman gave notice of his intention to Introduce a bill amendatory of the act ef 1313, prohibiting the Introduction or importation of laves.

The kill establishing two additional land districts In the territory of Minnesota, after being debated, was laid aside to be reported to the Heuee. The bill authorizing the people of Oregon to form a Constitution and State Government having been taken up, Mr. Jones, of moved an amendment requiring the territory to have a population equal ta the represeetative ratio established under the Cosu of 180. 1 he bill provides that all white male Inhabi-t cf 21 years of age shall be registered as legal voieis. It also provides that Kansas shall be admitted into the Union as a State without delay.

As soon as the census shall be taken, and It shall be ascertained who are the real inhabitants of Xatnas, teey nhili proceed forthwith to the election of delegates to a convention to form a constitution, preparatory to their admission into the Union as a State. This election he would have take place on the first Tuesday in November; for that woid give sufficient time. It would allow four month1 rtsidece to the inhabitants, and that would be a day when the people cf the different States of the Union would be prevented, In consequence tf being occupied in their own State with the Presidential election, from even attempting ta defeat the real wishe of the people of Kansas, by interfering with their election. This gave rise to a debate whick was not concluded when the committee rose. The discussion te-day being strictly confined to the subject before the House, Mr.

Keitt was prevented from making his speech in reply to I.Ir. Burlingarne. Mr. Harris, of Maryland, presented the memorial Mary Adams, widow of Captain Geo. Aomis, of the United States Navy, asking the allowance of a pension.

Referred to the committee on pensions. Tha House then adjourned. Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. Washington, June23. Mating of City Councils The Mayor's Message The City Taxes and Finances Re-arrest of Moore Georgetown and Alexandria Matters, fc.

This afternoon the board of aldermen and board of common eouncil assembled for the first time to attend to current business. Mayor Magruder sends in his message as follows: Mayor's Otfich, Washington, June 23, 1856. To the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council Gentlemen: Herewith yon will re eelvt statements of the account of the corporation with the Bank of Washington on the 9th and 16th and with this I place before vou a subjoined statement of what will be the indebtedness of the corporation on the 30th as far as I have been able to ascertain it. I have thought this information would be acceptable to enable you to act advisedly in fixing the rate of taxation for the year 16-50. The tax books not being made up nor the rate fixed, I am unable to give you any estimate of the probable amount 'f receipts from taxation; the amount of assessed property is not increased to any very considerable amount by the assessment of Inst year.

Ti e'stimate of expenditures-will not be short of these for last year, which amounted to exclusive of bank debt, and if the present over draft be takfn into account will be increased about that sum. In this estimate no allowance is made for improvement of streets or avenues. The expenditures of last year consiaerably exceeded the estimates, and they will probably always do sof as many contingencies occur which Cannot be foieseen. The revenue of last year did not come up to the estimate, so that in fixing the rate of taxation vou must not only consider the necessity of providing for the ordinary wants of the corpo.ation, but you must provide for the payment of the floating debt, and if you purpose making any improvements to streets, which in aU parts of the city are very much required, you wiU have to lay the taxes at the highest amount the charter allows, which as you know, is three-fourths of one per cent. If you pursue any other course, you take the responsibility of shutting out all improvements, and you will also make it necessary to keep the creditors of the citv knock! for small sums long' since due, and which ought to have been paid as soon as earned.

Theamount of floating debt, as far as ascertained, (all wards Included,) is $8,013. The other indebtedness of 1 ooVPr5.tiOD' 30111 lnst-' ls 65.315-total Tbere is overdrawn In the Bank of Washington, 813,000. The joint councils passed the annual tax bill, making the rate sixty cents on the hundred dollars, without deduction for prompt payment. The Mayor's nominations were read in the board a'dermm, and laid over till next Monday. David Y.

Moore, one of the party who escaped from our jail a week ago, has been re-captured. The charge against him was voting, or attempting to vote in several wards. Great preparations are in progress for the grand democratic ratification meeting in Georgetown, TL'efdav to-morrow evening. At Aleprondrin Mr. Hurdle is appointed jailor, and an Edward Clarkson, guard.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. New Yoek, June 23. Hissing Ships and Loss of Life Tht Fillmore National Club City Mortality Violent Gale and Loss of Life Deaths from Sun Stroke. I ke clipper ship Driver, which sailed from Liverpool for this port on the Pith of February last, with a crew of twenty-two men and six officers, together three hundred and forty four passengers, has tv0l bee(1 Leard of since arid her owners jdve her upa. iast.

The Driver was iad on board a Liverpool cargo drv -rm(t, inrt salt, and was fully insured. Daniel oden wa tne owner of the vessel, and TapscottlTrvL 7h partie to whom the cargo and passengtfsVere consigned. were The clipper Ocean Queen, which sailed on the J5th of February from London, was heard of at Portsmouth on the 17th of the same month, since Which time all trace of her has been lost Itls supposed that both vessels encountered the Ice which was then present in the Atlantic in such large bodies, and were fonndered or broken in pieces during the violent storms so prevalent during all of last winter. The Ocean tueen was about six years old and of 1,200 tons rthen She was owned by Griswold, Morgan ft Co and was partially insured. The following were the Officers of the Driver: Nicholas Hobberion, master; D.

M. Dunbar, first officer; Wm. Muoney, second officer; John Duffy, third officer; Eugene Lambert. Stewart: Win. George, cook.

The Fillmore National Club met on Saturday evening, when Mr. Van Riper, the president, announced bis intention to support Fremo.it, whereupon resolutions were adopted by the club, with but one dissenting voice, to go for the republican ticket. The health of the city continues good. Total Bttn.be cf deaths last week of consumption STOCK SALES AT BALTIMOR YESTERDAV 500 BOK 84 1211 shn 581 Kino Centl Ohio 2d mg 7i4 I 100 stis do ten 63! ft shs Merchts' Bnk 120 50 SliS If) shs 150 shs 11 shs 25 shs do no do do do 58 16 bIib Murine Bonk J90 shs NCR "7 100 shs do 160 171 150 shs BiOR.sfiOaftJO S9 0 EliS do 9 6' ii b60 b68 53 691 STOCK PRICES AT SEW YORK YBSTBKDAT IBy Magnetic Telegraph. 1st board Virginia 6's -95 Illinois Central bonds.

87 2d board 00 8 221 21 fa PS 171 531 101 H'4 91 Firm. Canton Company 22 Cumberland Coal Erie Hailrond New York Central Harlem Railroad Hudson River Faiiroed icaragus Panama Kailrond Knurl ine Finn. The foreign imports at New York lor last week show a gam ct aUiut one liMirimt and frtteen per cent -ver the to'! receipts for the correspond! ne week oi last vear, beiug 4.496.727, asmiift week laist yeir, am! same week 18 54. The entries (if snaars alone amounted to 755,384. and o' drv goods to Sl.f 66 against 51,6 in same week ol 1S55.

The expoits oldomestie produce and miscellaneous roods amounted to $1,633 against smie week last year. Tne total impi.rt of 'he yr ft New York siece January 1st is now up ta- against in 18t5 The tutal export oi pro-tfuee and jsoods is against SSl.iSM in corresponding period ot 1855. it is thus enough shown why it is that our gold product so rapid-Iv and in puoh large quantities goes abroad, ana ni'ist continue to do so. 'J a moderate extent there is no doubt that we have tlie gold to spare, but th6 dinner is ol an excefca oftbraign indebtedness stimulated by tins vtrv thing, and over-steppi 115 that deinauU ibr our domestic products which it is not sale to go so greatly beyond. BALTIMORE MARKET MONDAY.

Cofff.e. Market quiet. Tne omy sale reported was soo bigs staiued Rio at lot cents per lb. Market fcieadv at previous rate. Fi or a.

The demand was quite brisk this morning. the market decidedly firmer under the European sJ vice per Atiautio, which came to hand at au euny hour. We note sales ol 250 bbls Howard street, at the orenrag, st 66 lii, and subsequently l.loo bbls do. at $6 25. sales ol Ohio or City Mills; both desorip-t'ons are held at $3 2 i per bbl.

There was a sale on faiuulay, not reported, of StW) bbls City Mills at $6 12J. psmiiy and Extra Flour We quote Baltimore manufactured Family at 9 50, Extra do. at 8aS'8 ii; Howard street and Ohio Familv at 8 25a $8 50, Kxtra do. at 6 75aS7 00, and Cut Extra at 6 12iaS6 37i per at 3 per bll. Corn Meal A moderate demand.

We quote city rrmuutaetiueu at 62 7a, and country at 2a2l2l per bbl. Grain axb Skeds. Wheat About 8.000 bushels pfiered lo-day, and the market decidedly firmer. Stiles of lair to prime red at 1 iSSal 50: fair to prime. whiff ij.

Market quire active at an advance ol 1 to 2 cents per bushel. About 24.000 bushel orTved to day, and sales of mixed at 45a43 cents; white at 50a53 cents: and yellow at 43a51 cents per bushel. Hye No offerings to-dsy. We quoe Mm land and Virginia at ftiaSO cents, Pennsylvania at cents per oushel. Oats About 6 bushels offarad to-day, aad sales of 3.

fi busheif- fair to prime at 2aSl cents per bushel. Molassbs. Market very firm sales to-tlny oi 142 puncheons and 6 and tierces Barbadoes at 4o cts. Also. 2 to 30 hhds Cuba at 41 cents.

Te quote New Orleans at 3a55 cents, Porto 100 at 44a47 cent. Bar-badoes at 4fa47 cents; other English Island at 4345 cents; and Cuba Muscovado at 4'42 cents per gallon. Provisions. Not much doing to-day. JJeef We quote ftitss at 17, No.

1 at 14 50, Prime at 13 per bbl. Pork quote Mess et 19ai "9 25, and Pnrse at $16 50, and Rump at $14 per bbl. Bavm We quote shoulders at 6 cents, sides at 10J cents per lh. Built Meats Market firm, ehou ders at 8ga8j cents; des at cents, and hams at 94 cents per Lurd Sales ol Ou tres at llialli cts. AVe quota segs at llio.

Batter A moderate stock and steady demand. Sales of common Western inbblsard kegs at I2al4 cents; conimca Roll at 14a 15 cents, ehoi-e do. at ISiSO cents; Glades at 13i30 cenrs; and Gosben at 19a22 cents per Chccec A steady demand. Sale are making of Western oonimon cattir.g at 9a9 cents. Eastern do.

at 10a 10 cents, and Shipping do. at lil3 to 15 cents per lb. Rice. A fair supply. Saies at 4ia4i cents per lb.

Salt. Sales are making cf Ground Aiuinat 3105 per sack; Marshall's fine at 1 50a $1 55, Ashton's do. at 31 70 per sack. A lair suppiy of Lump Salt; no gales reported. sugars.

The market is uiet but very firm. Sa'c? 2u hliiis New at 9 per lb. We quote New Orleans at cents. Porto 8iaiH cants, and tngiibh Is and and Cul at 8zl9 cents per lt. Whisky.

Stock very light, and prices hve again advanced. Sales to-day of 5 t.bis City distilled at 28A cents, ar.d 5" bbla do. at 23 ceiits. Sales of Oflio at iSj cents per gallon. TBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

New ork Markets, June 23rd. Fiour is improving, sales of bbls. Ftraight Siate at 5 5 S5 60, go Ohio at 5 S0a6 50, and mixed to g'd stanaarc Sour.r-srn at 6 2 a-T6 85. Wheat has ad vanced, sale of at 3.1 60 for Southern red. Cora is lmprovirg, rales ot 52 one brusfceis at 57 eenta lor Southern miyed.

Pork is firm, sales of 7.50 bbls at SJ9 for Mess. Beef is dull, saies of 45D bbis at sl2 for re-packed Chicago. Lsni is firm, silea of 610 bbls at lilcents. Whisky is firm, sales of 250 bbls r.t 31 cents for Ohio. Coflee is firm, saies of SO.

bags at llalll cents for P. io. Sugar is iirm, sales of 70 hbds at 748 oentn for Cuba. Molasses is firm, si! es ot 150 bbls at 42 cen's foi Cub. Linseed Oil is sales of S.0i"0 gallons at 80 cents.

Turpentine is firm, of 75s bbis at 37a' 8 cenf, in shipping order. Rosin is firm, saleeof lOTObbis at SI 60 delivered. Rice is active, saies of 750 tierces at 4J cents. Freight are yet've. fOKT OF 8A 111 vlO RK, June iss Baa rlMS 35 I Ban ..7 25 Stejimxhlp Totten, Morly, New York, A.

O. Hall; barques Karamlf ale, Lampher, Boa ten, W. Bhoada A Son; Swann, Leaner, MnuterMeo and Buuos Ayrt. Lemmon ion; steamers Bolt. F.

Btocktou. Colmary, New York, J. A. Shxirer; H. L.

Her, Philadelphia, do. ARRIVED. Steamship Parker Vela, Ramsey, fm New York, to A. 0.Hall. Saw off Patuxent, a ship ehoirlog Henderson's signal bennd up.

Steamship Ht. Savage, Watson, Tax Charleston, to A. C. Paused off the Wolf Trap, a topsail off Wind-mill Polot, ship Chailes, from New Orleaiis; and above Cove Point, herm. brig.

Brig J. W. Havener, Smith, Havana, to Klrkland, Chase 10c Brie Leeater, (DotelO Vanneberg, from Boston. Ketch Comet, Br.) Newbold, Trinidad, Io Joa. C.

YaUaiCo. Bcbr. Lucy irvlDia, Hayden, from St. Barts Jane 12, to Bicketts WHLingf-n. Left achr.

Bent. English, Cuaae, for New York lu 4 days. Ann 8. 8altr, Bowland. from W.

Y. Sycnph, Uawer-n. Providence to 3. PbilHpsiCo. Bchr.

Abby Wbitraan, Clifford, fm Boston, to EeHleii Sogers. Pchr. Brsg. sVaehlr gtoo, to i. Corner Sobs.

ficbr. Josephine. Ferris, from Albany, to mwter. Below A barque, snpprsed Union, trftm Breton. At (71Antine BriK Pnrcbae, Strickland, from Pones, P.

to J. Yatea. Left brig Wm. U. Brnne, frum Balti more, arrived 2cl.

1LEMOBAXADA. Ship Charter Oak, Honoleit, and cjblna, Keizer, fjr Baltl-HQf'i-e for loading at Liverpool 6th lntt. 8 'ip Mry Mceay. Bramhali, Wilmington, N. at Liverpool 7fh inst.

Barque Vn'on, Ken(irick, fro'n for Baltimore, was pprkei! lTt lnpt Ut. 0. m. 72 10 Birque and.i. (r tl Frefo a- for WHmlnjrton, N.

and scbr- Kaonie Corrle, Krgers, for Biltmond, cleared at Boston 21st ieit. White Feam. 5Til Ibn, from Baltimore for Providence, arrlxed at Newport 19ib irst. Scbr. Ji hn Anmack.

Pearce. for Philadelphia or Baltimore, saiio'l froi.i Ftll Kiver SO.h lust iulel (irown, Heald, from Alexandria, arrive at do. fauic day. cir. Li'i Carter, from Alexandria, arrived at ISth inst.

Schr David J. Bower. Chamberlain, from Cesrgetown, D. 0., arriveil at Warwick 19th insr. Schrs.

Bosnian Sf. Price, Chambers, from Georgetown, D. ard Ai lon, McLaughlin, from Norfolk, arrived at Providence 20th imt. Scbr. Merchant, Winters, from Riphmsnd, arrived at New York 2ist iiiBC jbarkentine Besj.

Hallet, Bunnell, from Wil-mlngtOD, N. C. 221. 8chig. Jan-es Wixeu, Bosers.

from Portsraontb, arrived at Philade'pl ia Md Ann Plckrell, Davis, for Geergetowa, D. cleared at do. same day. Ol.BAEttD FOR Bai.TIHOBlt. Steamship Jos.

Whithey, Howes, at Boston 21st Inst, Barque Dante! Webster. Boston 21st Inst. Bchr. Charlie Willie, Tibbetts. at 19th luat.

Schr. Bescne, Bacon, at New York 21st inst. Bchr. Jacob White. Carlisle, at Philadelphia 2 2d Inst.

Abritkd fbom Baltimohr. Ship lady Fitiherbert, Eyer, at Ltvsrponl Tth Inst. Schr. James Nelson, Phlliip, at Taunton 19th inst. Schr.

R. H. Hnntley, Hammond, at Mew Vork 22d Insf, Schr. Lookhere; Smith, at Providence 20th Inst. ftchr.

Georce Aon. Barnard, at Provtfieuce 20th Inst. Schr. Fannie Crocker. Eadicott.

at Dixhton ISth inst. Bchr. Henrietta, Young, at New Biford 20th inst. Schr. Home, Phinney, at New Bedford 20tii inst.

Schr. Nisgara, Bunker, at Providece 13th Inst. i District of ColBxabla Bv A. GKEKN, ArcTiONBKR. fcS VKRV HAN DSO V.

A NEAR BBELTSVILLK, IN PH1NCK GKOKGE'9 COUNTY. at AyoTION. On THURSDAY, the 10th day of July, i shall sell on the premises, at 12 o'clock. a hanosome FARM, Vnne; that known as the residence Lieut. Thomas f.

Hur.ter, ctmtiin-ins betwetn 500 and a acres, lying about twf sve miles irc-m Washington, in Prince George's county, near the Kailroad, WaFhmeton and Baltimore turncike, anrt Beltsvilie depot aliout ten minutes' walk from the depot. 'J lie arm is in a good state of cultivation, well wn tered. wooded, and ver healtny, and hns a tine Apple and reach Orchard, and is divided into seven conveniently amneed fields. The improvements are a substantial DWELLING-HOUSE, nearly new, containing thirteen rooms, convenienlly arransed, with pas-sflaes-throush the bouse, and frort aod back porchee; frood eervsnts' house, Btabie, carriage, smoke, corn, dairy, and ice houses. A pump in the yard cf excellent water.

Terms at sale. jai-eoAds! A. GREEN, Auctioneer. THE FOTOMAC HIVK, QrSTJAMBOAT COMPANY having thoroueliI overhauled and reoairedt.he ALICE C. PR ICE, and having procured a new boiler, made other improvements, will place her on her route on TUESDAY.

April 8th. She will leave Washington at o'olooic, and Alexandria at 7 o'clock. A. M. ON TUESDAY MORNINGS for Chapei Point, Wicomico, Loonardtown, Piney Point, St.

Mary's, aad Cane River. ON WEDNESDAYS, (returninr,) ieave Cone River at 4 o'clock, A. for KiniIe, Piner Point Lower Alaohodoo, Cnrioman, and JVlattox. ON FK1 DAY MORNINGS, tor Mattox, Currio-iran, Lower Mschodoo, Piney Point, Kinale, and. Cons River.

ON SATURDAYS, (returning) leave Cone River at 4 o'clock, A. lor St. Mary's, Piney Point, Leor.ardtown, W'ioomioo, and Chapei Point. TCHinir for pssaeiigers at tiie regular landings of the Boat, on the River, as low as Kluli 1 Cnt, on everj trip below that point, only at the Laadines of tite side on whieh she is making the trip. ap S-tf 8AMTJEL BAKER.

Captain, T3LJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That applica-11 tion will be made to the President and Directorsof the Commercial and Farmers' Bank of Baltimore for the renewal or reissue of Certificates for 99 full Shares and 339 short Shares of the Capital Stock ot said Bank standing in the name of JOHN PL'RVI-ANCE; par of the full shares being three thousand sixty-seven dollars: the par ol the short shares being six thousand seven hundred and eighty dollars, in all 9,847, the original certificates having been lost niUlaid. ROBERT PURVI Afn'CE, niie-lawHwj Adm'r of John Purvianoe. EA NUTS. 500 bushels Alrican tuid Tennesso forbad by WILLIAM PRICK, Siif 62 171 S3 i in 105 914 FOR RENT HOUSE No. 8 Jacksou ntreel.

it is fknfl of moHt. inn vnninrit flllue in tiie 'ciiy for tbo rent; has Cooking Kr.nite, Warm a'il Cold Bath, Ac A quantity ot EurnitU'-a, Cnrpnt-mg, Ac. will be sold a baigain to a.ny person dnwi ring to rent, the houft. jc2l TZI 1 tL rAl.t-Two on Hoarl s'reat. rf next to the corner of Mulbarry street, lit feet ront, tunning back 76 feet, more or Ian.

to a ti.ren feet alpy. Gronno tent on enoh bon AW. A pply to WILLIAM D. I LLS, No. 70 North Gren Street.

je2l 8tt M'UKh FOR RENT. That spamouiT four-rf story granite front lira-proof STORE, No. 17 German s'teet, is for RENT. Poisosaion given first ol September. ALSO, two very pleasant COUNTING ROf)MS on the acon floor corner Gay and Pratt streets.

Apply to ISAIAH MANKIN, corner oil jwi vale and Grundy stieets. j2l 4tr Vi FOR SA LE The GOOD-WILL, F1X-r and STOCK of a first-rate Grocer Liquor Store, hituited on th corner of Edenand Wilk streeta. Rent very low. Inquire of P. No.

124. yr, FOK a A LK A deligh'f ui SUMMER DE'iCE, Bi'uated in a beautiful village in Baiti-atljl more county, pofKensing the advantages of fin sociely, schools, churchea. Ac, The ir round are haii' ine, and re ornaiiif-iited with an abundance Fore ard Fruit TK EES. II desirubie. it could be eontettrd into a Boarding Houpe or Store, tMth of which era required.

1'rjue ftl.wio. Apply tJ wm. LEACH, 127 Baltimore between South and je2l 3i FR SALE Aerosol VOOi l.AiMl). 4ioTlh Chesapeake Vy. Also, GROUND REiNi 4 of S44; 1 ot 4 i 25: of 36; 9 of of $152.

DWELLING on Green street iSoo, feet. WILLIAM WARE I ELD, ConvoTarcer, No. 13 St. I'aut streeL jeSO -tf; FK HALFr A well boilt two-atory anrl attic S''i DWELLING, corner ef Bruno st. and Brace "-allev, near Fratkiin st.

Apply to E. ELI ASON, No. 213 Saratoga street. jel8 lt FOR RENT A twe-story DWELLING, with eras throughout thn honsa. situatejd within Uiree minutes' walk of the Eutaw House.

Prioe 4tm. Apply to P. XIERNAN SON, 12 North Charles street. jel7-tft gT. FOR REN 'I 'J he large three rtorv DWEir jjfLlNG, No.

168 Lombard street, 3d door west of from 1 size would suit lor a la ge family as a Uwu AnTii to JOHNSTON BROTHERS 193 "Baytr- more street. FOR. RENT A aew and kandsonae DWEL-fSLING HO rSE. with large Back Building, de---sirsbly loeated on Lexington street, west of Green street, finished with ail the modsrn improvements of Water. Gas.

ire. Kent 4ort per annum. Apply to DAVID CARSON, No 816 W. Lexington st. j6-tf; FOR RENT At No.

58 Conr'iand street, be-wen Mulberry and Franklin streets, a story fiftf basement DWELLING, provided with Back EuiiJing and every desirable convenience, of gaa, water fixtures, baft room, kitchen range and furnace, i'ae House has Dee thoroughly refitted, papered and paitted, aud will be rented from the 15th of May. for key rext door, No. 60, or to J. C. NEILSON, 3 Fayette street.

rn 21-tf -fcr- FOR SALE A well arranged modem emit 5,4 thrs-story I G. with good fcaek building, on Faca the head of Oaraden, and not over two hundred yards distant from the principal depot buildiocrs now in course ef erection by the Bafta. and Ohio Railroad at the hed ol Camdan Station. Apply to E. WHITSON, No.

66 S. Paea street. apl-tf RARE CHANCE FOR A BRICK MAKER. For lese, 1 .372 feet of GROUND on with fronts on Easover, Charl, Light and running back to Clark, Goodman ard Pa'asgco streets the above having over sixty million of the best Brick Clay on the property, ahove the graJe of street, and threi paved streets running to th8 clay, with Sheds and Kilns ready for ue. This property will be leaded low.

Apply between the hours of 6 and 9 P. No. 69 W. Favetre at. j'8-fitt GEORPRJCE 1- OR SALE A va uabio LOT OF GROUND tEji'on Frederick, war Baltimore afreet; "LOT and IMPROVEMENTS on the east side cf Frederick street, Nos.

5 ana 7, about 100 feet north of Baltimore street. It fronts on Fredanck street 24 feet, with a depth of 130 feet, with the use of an ajjey eight feer wide, extending the whole depth ol ihalot, ieaduig into Freaerick street. Beine so near the principal business thoroughfare, it could be improved ro suit any kind of bsmess. Apply to T. SCOTT SO', crimerof North and Fayette streets.

or WM. E. WHITSON, No. 144 Pratt street, opposite tne Ma'thy House. mS-lti.

C' 1 OlWk Jl! the advertiser will sell a ona sixth interest in the valuable FA RM of 131 acres which adjoins the mires ol he Patapsco Copper and Cobalt Mining Company, at Finksburg, Carro'l Md. That company's mineral veins pass enti'o'y across the farm ana give it a large speculative value.e.lthuieh the land, buildings and lumoer alone are wjrth the WTiey, over two thousand dollars having been recently spent on them. The owner, havrnz re noverf far awav, desires to se'l. Address Box 235 Wiliiamsport, Lvoonriiny county, Pa. xgi DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE gXFOR SALE.

Tne advertiser offers fr saie his fia CO UNTR RES ID FACE, with 13 or 14 acres of LAND, situated on the old Powder Mill Ro mile from Gorans town, immediately opposite Cherry Lawn, recently purchased by Wm. Fisher, and adjoining Robert A. Teylor, Esq. There is on it a large Rr HARD of choice Fruit, in full bearing; also, Strawberries, Raspberries, in abundance. 't he Hiain building is ol stone, with log anl addition, westherbcarded; situated in the mi st of a grove of forest trees, and oomniardmg a view of the river and bay.

A fuitfetr description is unnecessary, as persona wishing to pnrchase will tee the premises. He also oH ei lor sale about 13 AC ES near Charles street avenue, on which are two Building ites, young Orchards at eaoh. Apply at No. 17 N. HO -A ST.

je2'-3t) rfi RAPPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE. I Sq offer for saie my PLANTATION, in Richmond county, (Mulberry Island,) about seven miles above Tappahannock, and two miles below Smith's wharf, a landing of the steamers that ply between Bal timore and Fredericksburg. It adjoins the iands cf Dr. Wellf'ord, Mr. Goodwin and others, and contains, by recent surve 1 ,546 8-14 AC ES.

Of thece about 375 arc arable, (divided into three tfce rest well TIMBERED, except a portion which is hard marsh, and affords excellent grazing. The soil is as well adap ted to the growth of wheat and corn ns lands in this neighborhood which could not be bought for $50 per acre. It is well watered; the read from the for.Tst to the river descend? a gentle slope; Overseer's HOUSE and FARM HOUSES in good repair, and Lx ww Cabins for slaves verv commodious and of thebest materials, recently constructed. Tlieaniountof ood-land in this tract, the raiue of timber, which has been stendiiy advancing from ypar to year, and eonvem ence for delivery, invite Ihe attention of men oi enterprise. Persons wishing to view th premises are referred to Mr.

Robert Siason, who ha3 chares of a-tate. Terms Address ARTHUR H. II. bERNARD. MOUNT AIR.

PR IN OE GEOXGE'3 W4 COUNTY. MD. The eubscrifier now offers for sale this beautiful and very desirable .4 RM. situated near the village of Piscataway, distant. 7 miles from Alexandria, End 18 miles from Washington city.

This tract of Land, known as tha "MOUNT AIR ESTATE," contains, bv measurement, 43S Acres, of winch is Arable Land, laid off under the 4 field system is well enclosed undei a fine s'ate of cultivation the residue is Woodland, thickly et with fine Oak. Hickory, and other Forest Tress, with an abundance of Timber tor building and farming purposes. The land is rich and undulating, consisting principally ef a fine loamy soil, with a mixture of cay, thus rendering it very desirable and susceptible of the highest state of improvement; is well adapted to the growth ot To-baoco. Wheat, Corn, and other products. Is abundantly supplied with water, and has on it several fine large Meadows, nnd for productiveness is considered the finest Farm in this section of the Mate.

There is also ob the land a large bed of Marl, from which may be obtained au inexhaustible quantity, and of taa finest quality. The improvements consist of tha old MANSION HOUSE, two large BARNS, lately newly repaired, comfortable Servant's quarters, a fine large Stabie, and a Com House, to which is attached a large Ox Shed. All these buildings are perfectly having been put up in the past year, at a heavy expense, in the beer style anJ upon the most approve-! plan tor eomibrt and convenience. This Farm is situated in a most delightful tnd healthy neighuorhoiid. and ha all the conveniences to renuer it very desirable, being but half a mile distant from a fine steam and water Mi'l, and 3 mies frr.m the Potomao, the place of navigation, where laree quantities of Grain and Tobacco may be shipped in a day and where there are always boats ready to carry it to the Alexandria, Georgetown or Bal-timsre markets.

The terms will be very moderate, and but a small cash payment will be required. For further information, apply to J. H. LUCKETT, 119 Wsst Lombard street, Baltimore, HORACE F.DELIN; S8 La. Avenue, Washington, D.

Oi ths Proprietor. HORACE EJjELIN. Picata-way. Mii FOR SA LF THE EGXnTTTotJNT PSKAT HOUGHTON." C. UNT WAS 1 GTO COUNTY.

The subscriber, intending to decline hr timekeeping, offers at private sale his. COUNTRY RESIDfcNl'E, six unlcs from Baltimore, on the Northern Central Railroad, containing Twenty five Acres, moror less, in a high state of cultivation, divided into fie'ds, sown with wheat, corn, oats, Ac, all miner fencing. It coirinarids an extensive view of the surrounding country, and lor health this location has no superior. There is an Orchard cf fine Frnit Trees, of various kinds: the Garden is also stored with Fruit of ail descriptions, together with a variety of 4c The improvements consist of a large, STONE MAN SI ON, 51 feet front. On the first floor there are a spacious hall, two parlors, dining-room and kitchen: ahove are niaa good chambers, lofty aad well ventilated.

'I he out-buildings consist of a large stone Barn, with a Stable for horses and cows attached, Carriage House, stone Dairy, and Ice House filled with ioe. There is a spring of finn wafer on the place. The Western Run passes through the property, affording a fine rar.ge for cows. Ths certain healthiness of this location, its convenient distance nnd BcceeB from the city, both by railroad ard the Falls' turnpike, its beautiful and romantic position, and the great advantages of the Mount Washington Female College on the one side, and Kugby Institute for boys on the other, make this one of the most desirable Seats near the citv of Baltimore. The property can be seen at any time, as the ears leave the Calvert Station at quarter past eight, A.

and four o'clock. M. FURNITURE would be sold with the House if dot irexi. Terms liberal. m30-eotJS0: THOMAS B.

SMALL. Baltimork, Jnne23d, U-. The above property, fhoueh not advertised hereafror, is sttll offered at private s-Ue. It can be seen at any THOS. B.

SMALL. j24 eo3t! sical una mental powars weakened, nervous dejinrr Ttptia. pelitiwcoc cf tne heart, wajfung of the mime, cough, symptoms of ooiwiirs? tirn, vc. OFf- JCK NO. 7 r'JUTH FRCDF.F.1CK irni nu ftrting Ualhnsore a few t'orn the effrxer.

rot narcc tr4 Hi. DR. JOHNSTON. Member the Korai 'Viife of 1st ''A from ci 'in vrun; of Ur ifa SiatM, rrd tie ria-' ef whoae fcit bf-n rp-rit lu th t.f jn6iu Pans, Pfe'- tfrj'phia ithit. nfJt rrr rj? tr.e -vv u- vwe t-rr tjowt; KSx.y bied wrh ringing ir.

trie fine-J kA ears grw-J prooin. httMz l.srrt,tA at rjHZ.Z wit fftqoit wita JerMg'yrrvetit r.t wert 'ed rcj-tfiateKy. TAKE rAR7ICrLAR NOTICK Dr. J. hAm? xh'yft l-kr imml fAvr.t fey Ffproj.w mf algsncea t.t.i-WhK;h JXW loth lAj tsA eitw Uluty, So or "krws.

"iter are ronte of if.a s.i itr.i prtdncd by ba'rta of s. Of the Back and ic the Hart, of Sirdt, Dyspepsi Nervous ImsaMiitf, yr mnt.r tfce Dilutive fcecera; 1 -t-Symprmsof Oi LI.T. The fearfni rrt cm tieraj'. th act to be dreaded loss of Memory, Cifirsi Iceaa, Depression Spirits, Evil f'omevi J)- A men to Society, SVf-L-stnwr, Love r4 Soiirsoe aa'dity, are some of tbe rrri.t preoncerl. of persons, of all aeu, enn crw1t what is the cause ot their deciminr healip, leiitif-' vieor, beeomipg Weak.

pale. nervis aaa araacti a siegalar appearance about tae eyee, ecri symptoma of eonrampioTs. YOUNG MEN Wfci have frjured themselves by a esrtaia indulged in when alone haeit freeneatly learss from evil companions, or at enhno', the effects of wie are nightly feit, even when asleep, and ii notour render marriage irepossible, ami destroys both and body, should apely immediately. MARRIAGE. Maihib Peisons, or Young Men marriage, ting awsre of physical weakness.

deformities, should apply immediatnir. He who pisoes himself under the arewf Dr. J. nsS" reiigiousiy confide in hui honor aa a Gentleman, confidently rely eton hie skill ta a Physician. ALTiaiOKB LOCK HOSPITA.

DR. JOHTfSTJ'f. The fcMJder cf this celebrate! Institution, fh ca -Regularly E4ucshI PfcTaicieai Advertising, oCsn west wpeeay and (facisw remecy ia the world lr tee efi eats of IMPROPER. AND EVIL. HABITS, Organic WTenloie, Pains in the Loses, eneral Debility, Laantade, Prostraticn, Nervesif Bese, Restless Nirhts, Palertationof the Heart, -lis fcgin Lhe 0l Memory, Cocfuston, eeoiv, Afleotions of the Head, Throat, Noeecr and all those peculiar disorders arising from tfte rerjon, or Solitary Habits of Youth, rendering tft; VS.t fr either BuKinecs, Sru1.

SfeietT or Ijsnuf v-DISEASF. OF IMPRKOSNOR, When the rnisguided an Hnprudesst votary of fc4-sure finds he has imbibed the eeeds of this pinfa: cx-ease, it too often happens that aa fll-tmed sf: hare or dread of eieoovery deter fein frora those bo, froia and respectshiiitr.es;: alone befriend bim, delftTinr fill the oosstiraViovt. fymctoms of this horrid make their appearsst? -ifiecting the bead, throat, noee, skin, en with frightful rapidUty, till death puts a period as dresdfui auf? eriegs by sendiig him to "ihat ur.rUo rr e4 eountrv from whose no bveier It is a melancholy fact that thoesano fall vjctisrt this terrible disease owisg to the of if. ceraiit pretenders, who, by the of deeid'j poison, mertury, ruin tha constitution, aad make wi" residue of life miserable PS. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING RFTHES-T FOR ORGANIC XV EARN ESS By this great and important remedy i srgans are speedi'y cured, and fU vigor Thousarde of Ihe most nervu ens deV-! rtaf It iA iost all hope, have been Ail imped unenti to MARRIAGE, Fhvcica! or Menta DisasaiificatioM, Tremblings and Weakness, or at! 5" anosf fearfnl kind, speedily cured.

TO STRANGERS, Tei MajfT faoiiSV? eared at this Inptitudeu within the last fifteen yii and the numerous important Sargisal Operasioca iz firmed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the report of the papers and many other persons notices of wi have appeared again and again before the pablia i-ridtt hts standing as gentleman of character Kd rssponsiHlity, is a sufficient guarantee to the OFFICE Ne. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK lieft hand side going from Baltimore street, a few from tbe corner. Fail not to oheerve name and nnn4 To Strangers. The Dr.1 Diplomas hang in hit Leiitrs must contain rtaw tmm wttU witf --BALTIMORE FELL AND BRASS WORKS, 70 CLAMP ITT ft REGESTER, No.

6SHoi.I.lDSTSTaE3T, Baltimore, Maryland. Manufacture mi keep on hand LLS of anv feqwireil weight or tone: also, all kinds of ASS AUCBTS, for water, Bteam and gas: with all other articles used in the PLUMBING BUSINESS. 0r Belie are fitted up on the most improved plan, which we wsr- rant to hn eBal euat an reupeors to any in tie tuiwi ta-tf THE CHEAPEST SCALES are tx- which can lie relied on for strength. soouracT end durability. Sncli scales tiie siv- criber manufactures, of all kinds an eizx, as road ack sad Lepof Hst, Coal.

Dorrasnt iiid Patt bie Wsrehottss nnd piftrorrr Scales, Counter Patot a'a-css bt4 Appsri.tns, retail. RICHARD MURDOCK, a34-2wt; 4SStwb Chriejtr.yt. FTfK LADIES' WALKING BOOTS, of varil styles: also Lasting Kid ana Iether BUTTON BOOTS, and a general assortment ut Tiain and Fancr BfOT3 AND SHOES, for Hissat -id Children, at No 9 N. EUTAW oowosite tfes E'JtBW House. mft-tf THE ANOEAH.

IR. VON irVoCDTIST ft AURIST. rrrea his entir attpntion to all of tbi EYBsbuI EAR. fry ARTIFlClAf- EYES inserted. til-The fireot of SP KGTACLES an EYE-GLASSES suited to the focu of the Eve.

OFFICE. S4 KANOVFR STK KF.T. jeH-lmf DENTIST. DR8.E. A I DS150 'the old nrar.tip.nl and akil'lai FKENCH DENTISTS, iniorra the nublie general ol their removal to No.

221 iV. Gtv neur Rslair Market, where they of er to the cirlzens of Baltimore sjA comn unitiss their faiThful servioe in in-perticz Arises f.wii. at half the usual pnew, vis? lTppeT set on Nrt 13: do. on best gold $25. N.

B. AH artificial orK6 made to order at rotioe. and war'atitsd. N. A speedy anJ permanent cure for TOOT Ei-.

CHE can obtained at the said Dra. Df.viil5.-h:i's This most ard valuable oompt.sition wji uistantiy. on thp first epphcation. relieve the pwsc from sutTermg, ana bj ioaKm? newal times Ciirp him. PnceonlySl cents per botve.

Thcmmwy rifaiidfd if no rure ef tried. -t. J. THORN HAS TO HfKE aTS jt'rr irsperior lot of HOKSEW i -7" BUGGIrS.iaTni'vCARRIAGES double and single TEAMS. Also, a superior lot of Saddle HORSBS- suited ior lJ.JiP6 and Gent'ewee, in near Milieu.

MULES, MULES, MULES! Jurt arrived from Kentucky, a splondi-i I- I 1 1, I I 1 -fca ioi oi Lies, wnion win iw boiu on oominodatim terms. WILLIAM DO BACKER. jeR 1mt onrnor of Pratt aad Paoa Ktreeta. TWO UN DRED DOLLARS RE WAii 3 Fan awar from the subscriber, living near A5a per Marlboro'. Prinoe George's county.

a-i the ir.h da of ATav, 1956, Negro Man SAN DY GREEN, about 22 years of age. .5 feet 6 inches hisfe. bright ropper color, thick made, with broad nose, thick lips, and his a-oe broken oui; has a monstacko, I thmk he will his way for some free State, wili give S2oo if caught or of this State, 9100 in the District of Columbia or the adjoining oountieg. arrf 50 in this countv: in either case he most be Bonre-i. fe2 WM.

J. BERRY ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RV. Ss WARD. away from tbe subscriber en N-o itn H.t foT3 TyaeJrinr, Oo M.r JS one negro bov named BILL, of a dark liesrii? ooior; had dark e'othes on when he left; has oeen ftosi-vl in his feet and walks 00 his heel, as some of his toes are cif; is a fiftle lame. I will give the abowe rs-werd if taken out of the Stae, or fifty-dollars if tassar ai the State aud lodged in jail ou! daa set him.

n.T-a m. N. P. DOUGLAS'S ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD -fi from the subscriber on Frid Siprning, 53d of May, 1856, my Slave M.jt-1 I SoN, alisn 21 or i yiars of age. of chetErsx ooior, weli made, about five feet six or eishs inches high; weighs elcut 150 or 160 pounds: his not si! reoolleetfid.

He has a mother 'iving 15 Prirce fJe.rpe'8 ennny Md. and a sister living in city of D. C.mi may be seere'rnr hirc-Wif BCBie'l)er cwr thriti. I will giv ibe above reward ior bis apprehension, no rnatterwhere taken, ar-hat fce be secured and I get him arain. I A WHENCE 1'OSEY.

A lien Fresh. dftWtft Charles oountv. r.jij WO UN DRED DO LLARS RliWiitD-jfrsr Left the Overseer on my farm, a week or two ii a go, HENRY and BETSV. Henry medium lAaX size, black, muscular and very likely, about 23 years ot age, well dres-ed, had white summer and black winter pantaloons wears whiskers, not very long, t-ongh thick and uniform. His is very good, inclined to smile, prompt speech, and civil.

Bersy is exceedingly short, andnot verv stout; manner rati.er humble: she is quite dark, though not so black as her husband Henry; is about 24 years of age; usually wears something about her hevl. Tbey were latelv brought from Surry cunty, ano are in the neighlwrhood, it is supposed, ot utaUhew Priest's, of Prince William county, Casper of Fauquier 00., or they are under tne guidance of some infamous white man. One hundred dollars eaeh will be paid for them, if taken out of Virginia; $50 for eaoh it token in the State, or for boh, seoure so that they are obtained br me. T. 8.

ROBERTSON. Aleaat dria. June 17, -855. J8-tf; Ft iR SA LE A very healthy and likely MO VAT" TO BOY, aged seventeen years; was raised as waiter in a private family of this oity. Said Boy will not be sold to go out of the State of Mrf.1:I,a quire at the Sun offiow.

jia-iet ASH FOR wish 1 to purh immediately a lot of young and likely EGKUfes. for which tbe highest cash pnoe will be hereon having Negroes to sell will Pjease oaliat CAMDEN Baltimore, or address, throueh pjt otfice. A II letters promptly attended to. Neirroee re oeived to board. m8 6ml j.

M. WlLSOX. IN FRENCH CAPS LKS or IT vi HalAM.for:ebvSfiTH S- P'tterrtrwfi U-lm i Sg 5 5 2 i4' 77" i 2 14 1 ii IM4 2 1 1 1 2 14; i i 1 i 2 14! K. 14 98 I 1 3 Sunday. Monday.

Wed'fday Thureday. Saturday. Wk'yqn'yl i Tn-Rive cords of Oak Wood to be luruished each Vessel for the year and to be delivered fre8 of charg en board. Eiech proposal miist state disinctly the price for which the entire ra tion will be furnished on board each light vessel respectively. The proposals for supplying fuel, both coal acd wood, niUBt state the price per ton and cord, and tfce kind and quality of each, to be delivered oa boHrd each iiht-vesel respectively.

One bidder may offer lor all the rations and fuel required for al light-vessels in this district, or for one or more of the vessels separately, at. his own option. 1 he kind and quantity of fuel will be determined upon, ard the contraoror informed accordingly, in advance of the time for making the quarterly deliveries of rations on board of the respective light-vessels Each bidder is required to attach to his bid or bids a writteii guarantee signed by himself and a responst bie snret, that, in the event of the contract being awarded to him, he will faithfully execute it in conformity to the terms of th advertisement. The contractor will be required to enter into bond. With Approved secHritv.

for the faithful exacution of the contract; and no bid will he accepted or contract entered into until approved by the Light-House Bosrd, The contractor wi. I be required to keep at the agrea'e, one month's rations for entire crew ot the light-vessel contracted foron bo.rdatalltim?s; ar.d any fpene incurred on account of failure to deliver rations or fuel in time will be chargeable to the contractor. No memlieref Congress, lightkeetfer, superintendent or inspector of lights, nor any person connected wiih the Light house establishment wili be allowed to contract for or deliver ra'iens for the crew, or luei of a light vessel, nor to be interested in such oon-trft. No contractor, superintendent, or inspector will be allowed to chance the parts the ration, nor the times trmt may be determined upon lor the delivery, withouj ai'fhonty of the Board. All the articles constituting the ration for ths crew ot light vessels wiU be examined, and their quality approved by the superintendent, or the inspector of the 4 strict, or bv such other person as may be assigned to perform that duty: and no bills will be paid ior rations and fuel 'which are not aoaompaiiied by receipts duly signed by the retpective lisht-vessel keepers for the difiererit artiolcs constituting the rations for the orew forei ch quarter, end separat receipts for the kind and quantity of fuel delivered on board of each light- veosel.

No bid which is not prnperl sealed and enrtoreed will be considered, and no bids viil be received or allowed to be withdrawn after the expiration of the time specified the advertisement tor receiving them. B.ds submitted by different members of the same firm or co-partm-rship will not be considered. All bids will be publicly opened and registered at the time specified in the advertisement. The right to reject ad hidu it the interest of the public servioe require is reserved. By order ol the Light-bousj FHl LI F.

THOMAS, je3-lnw4t, Superintendent Lights. nUHS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That, the ber has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Bal-more city, letters testamentary on the person il estate of JOHN J. 1 LDEBR AN late wf said city, deceased. AH persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby wamerT to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the sulisonber, on or before the 24th Ky of November next; they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from al! benefit of the said estate. A II persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment.

Given under my hand this da of May, Is1, nit-tiinw! JOSEPH. F. DI.V..