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EDUCATION. EDUCATION. TOURNAMENT AND HAU- AT rn TO ROAD CCNTRATOPS. I I IIP; BAl.TIMi AMI llAllTOFD TiTENPf fj; nVI3' RMA.K.UY. HAIIIMmRF (Ur.

STAIR Ulil THE SUN. th I'ublio that hi" Im '1 AKl.N HM Hint lars.i Ivmid' known "Colvm ILnUlinir." H. of ALT1MOKK )U 1 11 Up im rn-rarrd la Booodnuodati" tliiw who niny nwi lie (runr- UNION ACADEMY, LOMRAKD STRP.ET. WEST OF GREEN. The EIGHTH At UAL t.r thia Infititn- lion will commence on MOXDA P.

Sez4emr Elk. CIRCULARS, containirar r.ati.in reTectin terms, cm be hai on app'icatinn to the Principal, one of whom may be found the Institutiondu- nngtue usm-l rcm-ni i-acn rtav of the rreaent week. A. TOVVNSEND 329 6t: G. W.MACKRS, i-u-ipaiu.

COLLEGIATE 1NST1 1'UriON FOR YOUNG LADIES, No. 55 Nortn (thr.ria kitvp. Mr. and Mrs. DANIE' Prim ira's, Mra C.

hi HijE, Keid r.t Engltsh Goverassa. Mad'le. MILLON. Resident French Miss Aststsrt Piitnarv UeDtirtment. MissMALOKV limw.T-o- Mr.

and Mrs. fcZEMELEN YI. InstrnmenLsl nr. I cal Music. A- flAPRO, Sr-pnnist Lanpu'ge.

In ti.ution w.j be resumed on MON DAY, Srp-etnber 5'h. A Prcspecius Of Terms, may ni npptji-nt on. Is'liKM-rt fcNiit I JL SCFfnOT. f-'n run nDE-w MKS. LOUIS SE5VAKY in forma the public that oi the fit Monday rf Septembernerl sne will open a GOAI.DING SCHOOL FviRCHIL-DiJEX, in lhatplea-ant and healthy part of Halionore county, adj en-ng Mount De Sal--, situated between tne Old Frtdi-nck Koad and Le Fredrrick Turnpike, abont five miles irom the ciiy, and known aa "Oale's rrm." 3-Fcr Particulars- aor.lv as r.bnvH.

Kcferikcss: Rev. A. J. Elder, "Baltimore. Dr.

John M. Larojue. Balio. Ur. Ferdinand Chatard, Alfred L-rojne, am ijt.

rpJ-MTY SL'H A for touxg rnnm. NO. 33 SARATOGA ST (formerly numbered Hlt.TTM rRW. HeKEAV, PRINCIPAL. TRINITY KCH offer- tt.n.

Eli branches usual taught in Schools of the hie.ier-tgp.le, combined watch ul euper- iimicu.r iiieuannsan-i manners of tiie upi! and tss McKEis trusts tiiat ht-r long eiprieiiC" and remarKau success in training of Youth, will to m'rittiie confidence of pareruu dren she has ln-tructed. ai Mrs. Dr. Jnh- WkiM. -n p- Dr.

Macka I Dr. John Fonerden, Mrs. Dr. VVood- Miss McKean will be found attberoonvfroin 9 to 13 a a. sO ttlinst: I Us.

E. CO.is V'- -t MK-i AC MII.I.P.1-..4 XI FOR YOUNG I. A I niJULT.S KO. 43 EirPAVV STREET, BALTIMOPE. so rnucn err-reeeiti Stateu.

AND DAY tne FIX ST has invanaMy attended their rast ett.wts KiVF8 theni assurincc that canit who may cntrnn tneeduatioa ot tneir enndren their care will nna tne anties an-1 r-rxin-lnili. is of thw imnnn-inun iU! ana ably nieha'-g'd. S3-The ENGLISH DKPAR'l'MPV-r" riii 81 IHe Principals ot ine School; and w-ll qna'ined -J eachers will br employed to gv instruction the Ancient and Drawing. CT-r or tenns, antMy to Fiircipais, or see circulars, ct Bil(-y's, BalUmon i-tieet. or-p-i-site iiaiiover.

aM-im-Wl': IO i OLA ILLLGti, 0- STR EV, BALTIMORE. 5 conducted by the Fathers the s-ocicty r.f was opened for the rrcrtio'i of indent on Wedneiday, Septtmbr 15th. lfi6Kand uTrlffi the Legislaiuie IS. 1 a7-iat: JOHN EARLY. 1 ATHEN3UM PLACE SCIIfiOL FOK.

YOUXG SaXatoga FTSsrT. Apjoisrse thi H. W. TAYL R. A.

on vi LLlgEt I aVI.Oh. i he Board of T. -t. h. r.

sm ad th? departments 'a in n-cS inst-netors. oiJerUgoffhrnn.1 the A friiuarj- Uepanmer.t is ec-onected wth ihesco I. 663 UQltr e'CVen rLar3 of Thi heal-. larg Str lV-3 r--tn lanpnaer? of the fa-nilv, will vi.ir-.- Cr T- r-v rreneriieit jcfglisu. will be mlnntrii in tho r.ous -ranches .1 nvm c.k..

M.k.rs.! tou-e rmmahlyj nr no p'r-is will be Er-S'te department worthy of will commence cn PEFERKVCTS: al5 Wa Gioroe TirrACT, F. Ch atard. D.l A E. Wm. Schiet.

Eso. TB AP.CFER'3 1 i- lalAIT TF f.r WF---j. PnrcT A ClMMT.) ACADEMY F03 V'CI'Vfl iAniFrt 40 LEXINGTON TP ft! EAB CHSS BALTIMORE u- dtitiFS cf t.te i- resu lted on MO 'DA lielSfio i has otta in saccusful for more than tea years. CHOOL, it has been eminem'y by the sot usn-a States. We nit-i-ife.

I exir-nsiveiiirirea-ce and acqa.u; tuce tr country wul make it proper ar4 i-, m. rr in.ia dina ant nrnrmi. rv th.x nn r-4 rrt rr.ee to ti-? scooj. H. Ccm.GeUin.rr.

U. 8. V.TJL fin-'t, 'lierj. T. r.

Va nion.Thoa. Pratt S. Senate, -ratio S't. GwVI X'- FA Dr.Beni.Le., pnnce Grots. ci-a-tr.

Dr. Ja. l-nr. y.h! 1 -rVfd 'sri'h a haw rTor.H tcrs ia Iie insri'utioii -listime. As a i'AY st ii- til, tt has t.umbe-ej on it cate-1 -gue an avcr-ee of eiT.Tv young ladi, ar.ncally, f.f yea-s.

lie corn: etion with cu- cirv, in ctinse-5anc. mm tUroubout a great numb ot fann-urs. ai rsm-s, we wl clerve that mapv ct sr -l ives are now tne of our most refined society. :a.y i- dsimM information re-sp- nr ine institution, ray cb air.ed at iheuchnnl. Mr.

Anher. fta i trtiH Arm Mrs. Arcerri iiJer. Mrr. Fan Biht-er.

and 1 he $ctu 1 1 continue at heretofore. ai5 -si 0. C'L- LFG Pevmar.erJly Located Ho. IJ7 ALTI-YIORE Te Cout-e I n--vuc7on embraces DOUKLK FXTRY KcKiK-KEEPING, and U. to v-ri-ms d- iianen's of Commerce and raa; Pcrmansti Lectures on omRii-rciaI Law nnd every ot er brench per-tamii to a practical and tho-ourb btine edti-cstiop.

For part ten a rs send and ft a circular. Bu-ines hours flow 9 A. to 1.) P. M. f14Siu" MARYLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, -ir-oRD, Talbot County, JOHN D.

ALLEN. Supt-nntendent Li Flie stxttj 311 UM session of f.un Incnn. rr.il Ol IIIC I ts I JiUA DA 111 K- next. Terms. $1-) annum Modern Laa gusir-s.

Drawing snd Slucfix. 'I he Academy riii-uia, ci ny tjan water, a retired, beautr.ui and hea'tby pos-itinn. It hs fjicility of a-cess br steandot fnun Bal ti more. Catalogues contatme, st necetsry itformation, cn be obtain-. at the Bookstores (f Messrs.

Cushing Bailey, and Mrssrs. Murphy street, BalUmore or by application to the Si; prnnt, ndont. Graduate of the U. S. Mihiary Academy, West Point.

V3m? notice: fiRr i lj- t-51' respeetfuPv tenders vic-s to the pnh'ie as TP.YER of PIANO-E. and solir.i their patronfige. Orders It ft at the SJnsie fc'oresof Mers. Willig, H. -s.

E. Hnswi It, aud at sn W. FAVRTrR 1 ttEET, will be -uten-W ir without delay, with th frivtt-ir rSPI FU HUNT. M. J.

CII ERRY. r. specifully into-11 Ms nds rni tiie public that he has HSKOV FD I i f.fiice from orner nf I iw -r. and Baltimore strocu, to No 41 HANOVER STREET near J-iJfi 'li T-AN PERCENT ON FF-S L.JlV SfMPLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY Apply tr WARFIF.LD St LEE, who have a larga -number of high and iov priced Houses; also. Kents, larie and eniiil.

and many Farm jIuraTt li. IV. Jr 417 111 O-riOR SKILLM AN, havintr nHiinwd v- the citv of ha-i a Itesid-ncr n.n.1 at lcj AISQUiTH STREE direotiy the oi jii ii-re ne tenders ni-i services to trie public in ine vsrions brarches of hia profession. Aa experience of twwf year- the pb crrics of medicine be Hwm a s-rii iinl recommendHlion. a30-4n KS up MUeUUiPOES AND INSECTS CURED.

SUP.tRV. FKFCKLES, TAN, MOR. PHEW. ALL ERUPTIONS AND SKIN DISEASES price of 25 cents, JONES-I PALI AN SOAP this fine article heals, soothes, solf ns and whitens the m-t red. tend, r'icolored skin.

It i the b-st SHAVING SOAP made. For wahinginfmts young children it is innocent, yr-t healing. Euy it or W. II. TAYLOR, ill Eaitl-nioro street, depot of Jones Lily White, for ladies' kin.

twfc 191. lm INDI A DR. R. G. PENCE it, ulers las profersional services to the citizens of R-ti iore.

lean care aU kinds of Cancers, tike them out w-t-uvmpain orburt. or Hie of any kai e. I can curei-! kinds of Fits and Piins, Consurt tion, Droptsy, Dyspepsia, or any other ailment the h-unan family are subject to. I can tell fortui-s by fie ivgansofthe head and the hues ot the hand1. Ic.i--tin brins fmm ti or from the n.se, any distance itoiu the patient by knowing Uie paiier.t-'s name.

1 was bom blind and have studied several yea; under Indian Doctor tnat was aruoue the wil i Imlians 13 years. 1 can be found I at theboaijing house of MRS. BUCKLEY, No. 73 S. 1 llharlH Hi.

a innior nnrlt rt f-1ml COAL! HSLAstSESi STOtJS OP HIlAf. TV T.TT 130BJ8, eomnrisin the fullowin. vsLrietif-! i.hir- Lump, selected witn great care, for cupola and fm-sace oe; Butierj Baltunore Company' artdBlack Lha-Kond Ash; and Peach Orchard; Pine Grove and i-yken. Valley jted Ash; cf lump, steamboat, grau md iiovs isc: Omnberl-icil Coal.anit irrai n.min,ii Coal, for Qannfactnnrir or domwae pmipoMs. Ttrau Cc-S.

sd SAiS ib. to tiie ten. C-5A3. VYiST, Bsfler Coal OfSt WS. 7 tcat lt Trail EaiMi-Tv i.iui.iu, trrn me r-atera fin rl will I oiK-n ji SELECT KOARDINU YJ MIlllV on a.

i ne fo-arge ot r-tudies emcraces the Latin. Greek, French. Spane-h. Italian Fd Tntr'tsb Mental and Phiiosopby and hem is, nr. rtemic earccrrnicncesoniliprrf Monday ff St tem-Ixr.

and ends sVnil the mirfdleof Jalv Term-: 1 uition per Itns the I aria. Gre( k.Freneh gpanisti jind Philosophy, siJO.paTalii.' sm; FresTderit. This In-rtiiutior-- rec. nUy nnder the charge of Mr. IV Uij" ''KDINGasdDAT HtV if Par and Howard v-1 of Academy Js lm Desi-ojjmi-rs.

Principals; Mr. L.S;JosLi!t, A. ii acner o' Engli-h llepartmVrit rW CourRPTb.p; Acsat-uiT i' s-tnsteii fn ts tieautiiisl mrt fh 1. 1. I.UIIUI.'I.

rf irnwn. li. L. C. Waii-.

Kiss Jcl-n A. beauti'lil drama of the Vt.td Oi-oissy tv M-yd this cv-niiig. in which Mr. Wf-Uer M. l.rmsn will sustain the minuted part or Servant Aun Mr.

Hosiers ft Walter, and the favorite acu, M. riullipji, Tben a-Starts l.envin"fuii red ry it tiian-'wiilirt Wlnie head will t' perionucil, with Mr. liliisin the pal part. Tne feUvuon or ch.tste ami beauitlul entertainments, u-cnlcailng a wliol-somo monU nijd oame mt a.liiiivab'v n.gi'iF creditable lo ili management ol't'a Store has r.e. r.movM ana i f.wosvs.atNo.3 N.

CIit1.s sm-. with large ajonnn rtt n' Mr.s'c I a aiim-ri rior article for cook a pr r.m Vox iale by J- Uen.y Si. Ca. wortM cf prixfs to 3oot l.OTTKRV be to no or lucfcy pnaetickJi-in the at.ove l.ott.-ry. b- nm pji ri most tortuiiate prize pi IIpis.

A. It. uo! f. Museum ItiislJimr. conu-r HaltimOie nd These convenient little i.nnt..,! with ffre.it ileal ot taste ami Ri'sri.

a' Imnmvt rres, win run hvc.N am imver. ami can print l.CtH) ev.nts in 34 minnte-s. ail ami see it in oivtalion, at Print- nig Snn Iron hiul nnnr. COCSTKT LISTOMKKS, a niber of.be Win? Convention, iiiaai. mei.l in yesterday's Carroll autuy.

that yielded him a $kiVr ze. He had the oub'e MWW'W hi-, lavorif noininate nand the expense ot his tnp enn-eelieli. iliUugh small outlay on the corner ol St. r.m! streets A Rini Fain ay's Lottkrv. Oraws to day at 5 o'clock camtit Fnze- fia.omi.

45.0-a; 4 ot 3 4 of I r.iO; 4 of $1 COO; 5 $00; 2.U ot '1 icket halves $2 50: quarters 25. or somo ot tht" aV.ve pr-z-s he sure ami purchase your tick ts ot iioh most foriuiiat-' pnza sdlers, A. H. KoHiti? to "Museum Uuildtag," co ner of Ualiimote and Calvett streets. Another of Miller St Co 's Famocs Ffizk lH'sinfinsii yesteruay from UieirRalumore ana t-t.

Paul reess corner; one ttiem to a citizen, the liand-s une Prize of seven hundn and hi'ty dollars, to Iaos. 17 fo oi.the otner worm $joo, to aos. oJ boi: 2ht by a delegate to the vvlrg Couveutton. At the Old Established Coal Office in th thr; "Sim Iron i5uiUunsr," may be procured the hard, durable White Coal from tr.e Lehigh, butler, Biac'i Diamo d. Diamond, L.ce, Bau.more Coirpa- nys ar.

:1 other mint with the soiier kitut-i oi Red Ash. from the Feaeh Orchard ami l.yke.n's al ley regions, at the lowest cash vrlees, and 2,240 IDs. to the tuu guatar-ted. Medical Card. 1-LOYD MaRTIS, M.

Homeopathic Physician, Will giv-. his attention xciusively to Ufe treatment of Ci-rotde Piseas-s and C'Rsuluition rractice at Roms no l.exireton sfeet. between tiie hours of 9 o'e wk A. M. end 2 o'ciock F.

Ai. daiiy, (susid-xys excepitd.) All Orders for LrrKY Prize Tickets, in any of the Marvtand State l.oiteri-." if adihessed to tbosu iukycrizf sel.ei-s, A. B. llollins box 13, MJ wiil meet wi pn. nipt atteHtion.

$5,000, ar.d 4 of are the lea ip? Cfp'tais in tr.is 5 Lottery, in which shares are selling at SI 25, hy Killer 4t corner Ealtiniore anil w. 1'anl tr 'ets. p.nd North Caro ina mr-ney for sale at Miller Orfice, corner of iSallimor" and St. Paul streets. for tickets in the Maryland Lotteries wi'l reeve notice lroni Miller of and St.

Paul rce-s. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER YSSTERDaT. a. m. 7a: 15 m.

7-: 2 v. so. 7H: 4 ji. m. in R.1 -f srA A LiiVILO, No.

2, ilg SONS OF 'i EMPERA 7R I heotti-ersa-tJ of M.RYLXD n-e notified me't ft the Divis on Koom, on THIS (Fri.lty) AFT511XOON. at 2 o-cloek, to attentl vise fune-al our late iiroUier, Enoch A Uvtton. By orer of VV. Al.3 0S TOVi. rt Vg EIGHTEENTH WARD MAINE LA CLUB ijkit meets THIS Fridav) EVKNING.

at half past 7 o'et'Kk, at the conn of Freaioat sr.d Ibdiorg strut t. extend a hrarty invita'ion to at! mend'y to a prohibiloru laic tne tralbek to present ana m-ngb; heir acclaim witli the ia rat'-ivhig the rioniiiations of the Convention. Abie ers will addess ins meeting. -ir J. U.

A. TU 'CK. President. f7rf.iOCN'T HOREI! TEM PL OF HONt'iR No. J3 At a n-givar stated meeting, held on August 3U the toltowir.g resolution w-s alopted: Keolvel, That HorebTrmol-' of Honor beartily concur in the adopti-n i.aw Ticket, ami sincerely rceomfliend it to all true friend; humanity.

Py crlrr. It 'e! nDIX. W. corner. -r- i ION! LAVV liSiiVP.

The regular montiey meetias of th" CSKVS r-e held at ili-Mr Armory, on TIjLS (Fri lay) EVENINC, 2J It is deirea that cvery 'r he at bis post. By R. Fit Jitptain. It y-S-r4" SIXTEENTH WARU. tfAMUSI.

WEHB is U3 r- cosn friended to roers of the rtii without regard 'o P-irtv, as and if won't iie Sirw Ha.il s-curit es b' ing tb ct-ed as r.n iudepsndfcut Ciui'ifete. terlo Us vvli JUST PC. xT3i; we VI ANT FIRE COMPANY. A regular jSS q-sarteri; in of the Com ptsy will t-el ii tiio 1 all i Re EigiuiHoUa-e on MONDAY EVG-NT -tn iasnr.t, at Ptlock. Bn-iness of i ipOf d- mands tha a tniiarce of every tneniber.

Cy oner. J. J. HAND SL, Src. 2 3 VXALI.

PF.P.? i.Va ARE HEREBY FOUitID TAKING TH: APPAR ATI'S CF THE Vi-G jLAS'T Fi COM PA XV cm the o-trt rmi-ed oa the cast by Cenml avenue, north by "al aj wt bf Scuth under the pre-snf Hiid direettofi of officer of the Corp." ny, i-i sea a nre suiiicieiiliy iarae to (iPmpecl our services. HOS. CREAMER, it! Prfesitfent Vijrilant Fire Compary. ysSTATETT MEETING OF THE JO! 'RNEV JJSi MEV ANU SiLK HAT ASSOCIATION OF THS CITV COUNTY OF BALTIMORE wiil be held on THIS (Friday) EVENING, Sept. 2d, at o'clock, at it is mat pvery wnibr will 1 Hal present c.

1 By ENOCH V. JKNKIN he: FOR THE H'if 'SE DELEGAl ES I-ALFREU D. AiiLLER. v.iio so abiv rerre- Eented city the two last sesiori3 of the Legisia ture, will consent to be a Candidate for re-election, he wi'l he tuppi-rted by 'liou-RTd- in Uie 62 31 STH, luTH AND 11TH WARDS. EXCURSION OF THR IBIHH SOCIAL i-JZ AMi BENEVOLENT SOCIETY TO CHE-S-TERTOWN.

i hi excursion, which took prace iast Wednesday without doubt, thesrreajest evcursi -it ofthe seasou. Through titm of the te, of which Jas. J. Lawn. was Cii-irman, i- very wan high'y vlea-icl.

To Mr. Petf Sweeney. w.lio had fif ilie a'l erecit is due ha sr3v every one ile iJ a geiitlemmi and no mistake-He saw tha oriler first law" and tctcd a Tord'ngiy. There wa? no disposition on the pat of anyone to mar the pleasures of the day. To Mr.

Frederick Louh rammer, who had charge of the dancing, many thanki are due for li'm endeavors to piease f.ll, and for his and attention. To Mr. Hear, professor ne music, department, manv thanks are due for excellent singing, win was lonely applaudei. f-nd git: satisfacti 'n to To Mr. Ou0', who had charge of the inner man, we g-ve he-ArtMt thanks he excelled hhnsfdf and was 'her'uilp re-commeurif by all.

To the Ban rf, fur their excellent miiitiry and cotiion music, also givetiians. In short it was an excursion which never was or can hi heat with such gentlemen at tne heal of it, and wnli th-" Pocahontas for a boat. It SOME OF THOSE THAT WERE THERE. COMMISSIONER. OF PL'BLl'3 VVOttKS.

THS PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE FOUND COL. CHESNUT, is statid, will accept this highly important trust, and to a more reeipieiit ot ttie charge and its all important commercial we need not look beyond EXPEKIENCE. it nrsTO THE VOTERS OF THE SIXTH VVA KD. I.lje Aa the duty of electing a JUSTICE OF TH PEACE will, for the first time, devolve upon you at the coming election, 1 respectfully offer myself as a candidate for the same. I am prompted to do" so bv the suggestion of many gentlemen, of both poiitical'par-ties, who are familiar with the manner in which I the duties of the same office whilst 1 Held it a few yeans since.

Should I receive a majority of your suffrages. I pledge myself to a faithful discharge of its many and importaia duties. Respectfully, n4 '3alm CHARLES GEO, fit DG ELY. PEOPLED by numerous frK-nds. I hav to be the People's Candidate for tiie CLERKSHIP OF THE "ElV CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY Tnen, as freemen, on the 2d November, vote fo- him whOHe integrity, legal capacity and assiduity will jrua-rantee to the public that the affairs c-f the oflice will be faithfully administered 127 t2.1N JOSIAS n.

WHITAKER. MARKI Ell. On the 30th ultimo, by It v. Mr. Owens, THOMAS i.Vl.V.

if re county, to r.liss AG itM it. isuKiivti, ot ttnscny. At county, Pa Thursday Ui ttev. E. Erskme.

Hon O. C. SKINNER. of Ouincv to Mis SARAH eldest daughter of Henry Vi -n Esq ot risii'syrlie. ny I I Vi Esq At feal svlle, est River, on th" 'iilttmo hv Rev J.

L. Gilliert, GEO. W. IMU-R. or We-t River to Miss MAGGIE C.

STAUIiER, of Lewktow Pa' Lewistowj papers please copy.J DIED, On the 1st infant, ANN JANE, in the year of swe, wile of David il. Yaii-Td r. h1 and friertlx'if the uiii'yare iv iiivit-d to rri lit i -j-l iv) 'no at four o'clock, from hrr lai.j JVo. 4t EAN XI K. in 18th year of acqtj arr to attend flif'-V-r o'c ock, rom Uv Mtfl co S75 Cay si frori! tie residence ot j.isparetils, Eutawsirte" al-ove MadiooH.

W' WAlT.t8My,w Kis relatives and friends are invited to attend his ttmerai, on to (-a-u-day) JU 0 lus residence. No. Aw.i street Vitlie ultimo, MARV.egtd 2 years, youu-resi child or -lues R. Panr-dre. hi the 3lst uiiiiuo, SAMUEL DAVID, ared I rear, 1 raonili and 1 day, son of Samuel and EliAliah E.

line. take these little Iambs" said He, "And lay tliein on rr.y breast. Pi ote.tion they shall find in rue. In me b-; ever blest." tn ii'lM UlilMlO. if nif-rrhoI Fa-utir Vjurp LfU mcntlis, iiiiaut daughter ot Mnryand CroJ rse UaiV.r.

At Laurel, the uhitno, after a protract-ed RACHEL, in the 53d year of hor age, consort of Richard Israel, of that place- the 8th ultimo, of scarlet fever, ii A.r earsand 9 month-i, only cl'i'd of Wm. a-d Mititln Ann Jrines. OHM JI ING FAYETTE STREET, s2-3tr! upposue jfarmitn's to the PHILADELPHIA Xl ART UNION lor tne year is2 will receive the Engraving to which they are entitled, on application to JAM E3 GR EN, Li bririan Ee2-3t Mercannl-; Library Association. A CRAB SUPPER will be given at JOHN COOP- Eit'S. No.B N.

Mich nil THIS! EVENING, at 9 o'clock. The lovers of the delicacy iu vhkq yrsKT JMaCftlTTl. TbP ROAD COMPANY nil rcr'-ivc prt.pot-nlB ror tae innking nl about one nnil a hrf Iron a mint in-iir the Kev. Mr. Kerrirs lime, nun io me i.rrai tout, in Hatldrd county, Iienr nt.ltl me iliSrilAY 1IF OCI I NEXT.

Srrcitiomions can be seen on application to Wit. HAM DAWSON, rsnivryor, corner ol r-iycue anu m. ram Ba'iimore, si 2 9t. DR. CHALMKRd' BANVI TlVilibllK KNTI F.

KG RT A E. 77 H'OXDKIl JtND It f.PSS A' OP TUP. Jl he iinwt extraordin ry M'-dicine in the world. This Tincture is wix times nnd warra-tf to any oold- Il cun-s without vomiting, pur- itig or (teiiiiitaiing tne pan to. Tiie Brent benuty of tiie ruperlority of Ibis Tincture overolhi'f nieilicines ia, that while it eradicates tne ilisepse it mvigora'es the body.

It' is one ot the be-i SPRING AND HUMMER MEDICINES ever known It not, oidy purifies the whole bystem, and strr uginens the person, but f.a Atxll iiiui: A power posi-sr ed by no other riieine; and in this lies the grand sucret of i's wonde-f ul success. Price ONE 'LLAIl PKIl HO FTI.E, or MX noun for 5. for sal" hy SUTH it II ANCE, luH Baltimore mri 'i .1. II I. emon.

corner ll timon and I'onp'ettin sreets; J. W. P.ary, corner of anu Pea st'e-t-; E. L. Stahl, corner of Charles and Pratt fcts ij.

liii, it, iiiaiirs niiii i i.ifci. Duke, corner of Ais-piith and Orleans and Read, 112 Broadway, P. tS'4r M. A. I J.

W. 1 MPOmTANT None, 'io rim hick. I WAIti: OF I MIT AT I ons, AtR FOB II AMP TON'S VEfiBTAHLR 'i'lNll'I III! K. The manv Aires made fit this pleasant and safe Remedy may in jure coumerfcitwg. A Medicine must have i great merit, too, to siami ine te-i pumic opinion ru art of pujjing can jr a iforWess article, so as to Keep II up a frnaa meiiicnie iw inn icihj u.

A GOOD MLDICINE will live, because potwlar, and extend its seles year fter i ear in si ire ot opposi tion. 1 lie eo; le readily una out us uirrues, anu me f.une ot tlicm passes from motitii to mouth with mo rapidity ttian newspapers can spread it Jl living irit-nevs testifying to the cure a medicine has made for him is far more service than any In pro.it of what we sav anov. we re.er you to FIAMPTON'S VEGIPAliLE TINCTURE, and its eff-c's. lu praise is ia lha mouths of multitudes of our own citizens. The best men in our country give their testimony to its wonderful cures.

Among ilu tn we name Hon II. Clay, Hon. itichard M. J'-hnson, Vice President of the United Stales, with hundreds of others Capt Thw. Canot-broth' to the celebrated physician ot the Em peror of France was cured by it ot a disease of seven years' standing, after the skill of all the Doctors of Europe and America had failed to cure.

In fact, tte rich i-nd the poor, jourgand old, in ev ry place, in thecity aridcountry, find thatthe same at etuis its u-e. Cli'JLEUA MORBUS, DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, and ail disease) of the Stointcii and Bowels are cured by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. As a cure and preventive, it has been wonder rslly successful, it will be f'und, oa iutiuiry, that those who use it have an exemption from those diseases so incident f) th 3 feium-nicr. Deiicate femalej and children will find this a great Me-wing. it has restored thousands neai'n.

HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. Ca'l and pamphle's gratis, with history of discovery of tiiis Biood Purifier, and see e- rtihcates ol our own fiieiis, of Dyspep-a, fc-cro fai Liver Complaint, General Nervousness, ttc. Sec. tJ3-Ca'l pn.l trrt pamphlet, gratis, and see cures. Sold by MORTIMER MOWBRAY, 140 Baltimore street, Baltimore, and 3u4 Broadway, New York; alo, by Barry JSt comer BaUimo-e and Pearl streets; Magrs, Lexinartoa street; Read, Broadway, Fell's Poiiit, and by ail the Drusriristsiw Baltimore, Vrajhing-ton, Alexandria, Freder'ch.

and in liie principcl citits and towns in the Uiiited Siates. s2 tf NO QUACK MEDICINES. BUT STICK TO THE FACULTY. Medicines worthy the confidence of all, beia-r prepired by a regular Gradu ate and of ihi. ty years' experience ia the city of Piiil -deiphia.

GR KA CURE. FOR all I WKL CO -''PLAINTS, DR. .1. S. ROSE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM This Mixture is of tli- nioat important Medicines, an.1 should be kert in all families.

As a soothin. preparation, it has no cual. in case of infants with flatulency, pain in the iwels, bowel com, lainlt, hole ra m-irliUn, resd- cryi' or pain, ii has proved a periect sleep without opium, and strength vifhout a biur. As a f-pecific for botvel complaints of aduits, it has never tailed. 'There is preparation equal to Dr.

Rose's Crinii -ative Balsam Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaint and Dysent ry. P.ice ceiit--. A MEDICINE FOR EV5HY FAMILY. Do you siiifer witii ar-ypain? If you do. you will find relief by us ntr Dr.

J. ROSE-S PAIN CUS.LU. which cures El mo-it instantly sore ihroat, rbeuinHtrn, from colds, i-i the side, back or ear or toothache, stotnacli or side or back, siff neck, hruis'-s, corns and cln-blain. There is nothing equal to it for lmos cr the No irioitter should be without i h. t'Ta.

Wnerev-r rain, use the PAIN CUKER, saic to sill ages. CSTiiee 12.., DR. J. ROSE'S COMPCU FLUID EXTRACT iF For all Ureases of the Kuhieys and Bladder; also a tpecjlc or Gout. This is decidedly of the b- it remed'es ever used for di-i-oja the Kidnevs, Blaid Stc and al-o tor trout always highly rcc-'mm- n-'fd by lateDr I'liysick, avri mny of the most disainrui.hed me-iical in.

ab-o -d. Pric- 50 eert D'i J. S. ROSE'" SAKj-MFARIIXA BLOOD-PURIFIER A7iU INVIGORATING The greatest roeiiieino of the dy id DR RtiSB'S SARSAPAR. LLA BLOOD PU3IFJE.

it improves he c.n-ti u'inn. wliicri have been impaired bv f. expels all t'lor jid s- cr put. ties blood, gitrirg msd etreny h. Mar.y person are nervous from debility trim lfiiietwe jtv.

ssfivrsjrrh to the t-onrs, muscles, and r.eres. It is ii vig to 'be weak troiu ar.y cause. Not merely an "Xcre-uier but perminent appetite and lir. Rose knowing th'j great vsiue of when properly with other for it- the rhyrica' man, r'-i tre pn- an 1 sequin a he dc-fopo. bvslt er, Hias get-tisg all tiie T--tiuaie proprrtics in" tiie rot.t.

si.ou'd u-e tii compouaJincnUt.y. Quart b-Uiux small iK-'Jies 50 Aii the variable and iinrrrlant (wiihtUe Advisrof Dr S. grar)can be had ot ail the retail Drug Stores citv, Annapolis, Cumberland. Winchester, Horner's rry. nnd rt the vtho'osa Di eg io- ofCMV tY ft HATCH.

W. H. BROWN ai C. N. ROGRR-j tt RRi s2 e.1r TKUSTt.E'S vmue or a i iperior Court of B.iitPnore city, in fqni'y, "--ttie tin.ietsiirced.

Tru-tee, 11 fficr a pttrlic -ale, at the in thn city on THU1.S DAY, ot'Septemb-r, 1SD3, at 1 o'clock. P. -VI. 1. A GROUND HUNT, in lee simnte, of ore hun dr-d and forty dollars pr annum, payf.b in q.ial half yearly insiaimients on ine ist t.r and I Vt.mer, orj a lot fionting-ifleet c-iieinclioa the west side Fencli street, near Ce: Ire s-trett, improved by goo bnck Buiidintr.

See let-se W. G. No. ISO, ho KJ 2. A GROUND RENT, in fee simple, of dollars peranum, payable in foiirqual on tie brt of January, April.

July and Vtober. on a lot fronting 41 ft et on the we-t sule oi Beuren street, i- i-proved by gocd Bui'diigs. See lease A. W. B.

No. 1'-dioo-iS. 3. A LO at the nonhernniost corner Front and French ets. fronting i3 on Front street, with a depth of 115 feet 6 i cii s.

wi Ii a good two story B-ick DWELLING HuUSE theieon. etc VV. G. 143, fjlio 4-1, 4. A VACANT LT in the rear of AdJifon street, about rid by 30 feet, with the risht to use in common an alley eigut teet wide, run: i back from Adli on st.

Thi- Lot is held ui tbr lea--e for ninety rir.e jears. renewable forev st.bject 1 1 an ground rent of IwHv- dollars, i 1st May. Terms of sale For the ground rent, cash; and for the trier property, one tla-d c-isli an the hal in ti and 12 month- with interest aot Ti'le i--fii-j-putable. Refer to B. M- HEIGHE or T.

PAIJK1N SCOTP, for any iiifo'niHiion on the ftib'ei t. A. f. BUJ gg-eots! S. II.

COVER, Auct'r. PARKF.R VEIN OCEAN STEAMSHIP A LINE BKTWFKN BALTIMOKK AMI N'LW VOkK. The Steamer WETI.RX- PORT, Captain Hull, is now receiving cargo at Dock, and will sail TO DAY. at four o'clock, P. For treig-ht, apl'ly to C.

HALL. Atrent. No. 77 Erchange Place. Sp-a-swnrrrT! BALTIMORE AND SUSUUfJ (gFiBsiWa HAN MA RAILROAD Jl twix 'iuJLDUCT10N OF and after MONDAY.

August 1, Round 5V- Tickets, good for forty eiaht hours, tietivw.r! ALTIMORE. 'OKiC, VVRIOinSVlLLE or COLUMBIA, and any nfUie Way Stations on th's road, will he sold bythe Ticket Agents of trtt; Company at the different stations at a reduction of one third from the present rate of fare. public will please utiden-tand that this arrangement is without lefereiice to whether a passenger is going to or coming fioia any of the Stations. The cniy exception to the rule is in the case of passengers going from one Way Stationfo anvther, and thert the reduction does not apply. At liiose stations whert there is no Agent, these Tickets will be furnished bj the Conductor.

eSrPersor.s intending to avail themselves of this sur rangement. should be careful to ask for a "Ramie Trip 'Ticket," aa a regular ticket when issued may not be exchanged. ALFRED sS-tt'r Supt. of Transportation. Jr-aA IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO CAPITALISTS.

SiiBJ. THE TERMS of the recent cs-le cf the HYGSIA HOTEL at Oi POINT COMFORT not having been comnli' by th purchase" it has hen airf ed by nil the paiti interesled to rff the ENTIRF. PltEMISES at PUBLIC AUCTION. MONDAY, 6th of October next, to the highest Udder. Thi sale embraces tne WiSOLL ESTABLISHMENT, tl'e FURNITURE belonging to ijie Hotel.

ami pil the rights and prii-ilegzs in any wise bf longing to the preset'i owiitrrs. The celeb ity and great advantages of thi- resort, render a lengthy description ur.neoe-sary. aiil those who rfi'T it for sale I'; ti wi ll assured, that se'Iing it as th-y now do, as one entire propeity.no greater inducements cat be pieseauM to Capiia'ists lor tbe ii.ve'-tToert of their fti' d-'. An Inventory of ihe ITKN1 PURE may be sei rn the diy of sale, at the Cflice, or at any rae sooner, if rred THE r.re.oae third of the purchase rrorf ca-h, and rer'idtte in two a iiual payniei.t-of oee ami two ve the bands for tha rred paj -111-n's i hn satisfactorily secured, and to carry itiU r-est from date of sale Side to at 12 o'c'ock. JOS.

p. REYNOLDS, A. MEHAFFKY. s2ts 11. C.

VVOP.311AM. SPORTiNG WAS EH -USE ESTABLISHED 1S13. On hand a large ssortment of Double and rtn-rp f.f tl win! rialili-: En-ITS. (Til T) KVPK1TI T5- ALLEN'S REVOLVERS; PISTOLS, all hint's; Flask--; S'ioi Belf: wdir; Shot: No 51 S. CALVFRT" Bal itnore, Md.

N. GUNS and RIFLES made to order; REPAIRING done in the besr nnrner- ALEX'R McCOMAS, s3-'if Maker and Importer. rrt 1. fi-. ii l.ia Mnr.

(I? i U'l -ffX-T -I Cf- RRI AGE goUT3 GAY Excharttre, where Use largest ar.d best aortuient of CARRIAGES can found in the city. Persons will find it lo their interest lo rive me a call, as I am determieed to seii low I'ot CjiSa OR APPROVED PAPER, at six rcontbs. Al! woi'k sold at my Repository warranted for tweivs montbg. Old Carriases repaired at short notice. taken in exchan.e for new one.

tir wiiuiAii iaco.iKa. GEO. W. WEBB, HOLDSMITII AND JEWELER, 143 BALTIMORE STREET. Mafcea to order ail kinds of GOLD JEWELRY.

Particular attention is mid to XEATNFPS and DURABILITY in the REPAIRING OF JEWELRY s2-tfr CASSELL CHEEKY, DENTISTS, rrt Ptill conanue at their old office. SontJi- weat corner of BALTIMORE AND LIBERTY, ST3. J. J. CASSELL, tS4r T.

f. CHERRY, RNI FANCY UAL.I. Oil TUEMDAY NIGHT. tli of September. TAIILHAUX AND DANi Ilu On WEDNESDAY NtOHT.

the 71I1 of Septmiber. GRAND On THURSDAY, tbeHih't Hep.ember, and IAI.L AT NIGH P. airnigenn nifi sre bung made to rontri-hute as iimcli aa jumble to the com but of the tprs. cz 4. Et 1TTiXirscl'iTMiTiiTTriK st.

AT CHEAP' BOOK l' IKE, NO. 41 BAL-MOHE Hi Iii low Frederick Hree.i. inay Hu found rvery (JrHcription of Ir'CrMIOL Bt)i KS, iitoim ball Hie regular Also, a general tiSKortmnit ol US BOOKS, at reduced prices. JOHN U. II IN EH.

fi3Vi rnu'K 1 1 a 'Pit n.i mJi without JL mjis Save our tune una money, ami ptireha.e a copy of the nbove, the use ot hich will enable you to herome a givnl Grammarian tew boms. Fitly thousand copies sold in one month in Nf-w York and eiston For wile I BRADY 'H POlv Sl'tiUE, left F.at Baliinioie street, nearly opvue McKiin's School. si-2 ei-3t. MUSIC! NEW Mi JUST rVHI.lSHKU Hi MILL Lit iJiiMn-vni, 181 Baltimore st. "When the Moonlight gilds the Sea," Whitman.

"Three piku Si-IMttisch, Gporge. "Standard Watch." tiansi-riried hy Ch. Voss. Falitasm, 'Comin' ihro' the ltye" and By the Sea Waves," by zemeler.l. "Long, long, weary Arrar.ged for Guitar.

oueiaiu i s2-3tr Youu-er. tyo TEACHEUS AND 1 THE PURLIC GENERALLY The BtibHcriherB call the attention of all in erect' to the fullowina- VAI.I7AH1.E SIJHOOL BOOKS, he tieving that they cannot be surpassed either in quality or price. KNIGHTON'S PCIMARV GRAMMAR. KNIGHTON'S ETYMOLOGICAL GRAMMAR. This Book entirely hi persedes the necessity ot using tnrn Rivilra ifio lrauim-ir arid Ftvniolosv.

KNIGHTON'3 COM POStR. This Book is decidedly the best wort on English Composition in tin" l.m2i!nirp THECHILU'3 HISTORY OF ENGLAND, by Miss Corner to which we would respecttully call the attention of Teachers. familiar Simivi'R- tiie fire-it Poo oftbe Asre. with all the ochrol Books in geneial use, at the lowest market rates. Cal- nd toe for yourselves at J.

W. BOND CU'S he3? Cook Store, 8(5 Baltimore street, between Gav ami Holliday t-ts, (n st door Api.lio Kail.) m-mioi. ui itrsstnui iOI. HOOKS. Tho tnK.nl.i rj the TtClcheTS Parents and Guardians to their larga and valuable stock or SCHOOL BOOKS AD embraeirsg a complete assortment of al! the articles needed for the aporriacliirg session, which thty are prepared to sell at the lowest rates tor J.

W. BOND 83 Baltimore street. -between Gay and IloKiday streets. s2 4'r! next dner to Apollo Ha'l lECHANiCS' SAVINGS BANK. ll OF LALTIMOBR.

CORXER OF PRJ1TT J1ND HANOVER STS. Joshua Vansant. Ross William G. Itarrison. William S.

Woodside, Vulcan Works) George Rogers, John VV. Christian Keener, Wiles White, David Carson, Thomas L. Richard Do-sey, Clurk Cottrell, IJchii LnckTu. RICHARD B. DORSE Y.

This Tpstitntion open for rf ceiving deposits on MONDAY KXT, 6ta September. Business hours from 10 to 1 o'clock. free person can dmosit any sum rot tli.an one itoMar. and all depot-its wi bear ir.terept at the rae of four per cent, per annum, together with an x-dividend of the surplus profits every third jear anion- the depasiiors. By an express provision in the charter nf this minors ran derxiit in it in their own names, and made valid.

Married u-omcn caa also make deposits, whica are subject io thtir exclusive control. '-The Mechanics' Savings Bank" nctlv confined, by the express provisions of its Charter, to the r- gularand legitimate busim ss of a Savings Bank that is, cf receiving Deposi and inv. sting thf-m in rublic Stocks or o-Yit secu-itier, exclusive. yard expressly prohtbiu-d frni luaning any part cf its funds to any ot its Directors. The Chart rh Vd every safes-na'-d ror the security of money with ti.e Mechanics' Savintrs Bank," the Directors now invite the prufient ar.d the economical p-rticular'y ci-iss ar.d thn por of eve.

dcrirtion, to i-artake of its benefits. To the poor the advantage of interest upon their small savings is tfered, wiUi a sa'e place of duposit; an.I to te industrious, the prudent, and the economical, the like advai-tagu is present! of every dollar inter st. inst-ad of lying idle. The Executor, the Trustee, the Geardian, the Mar ried Wonitui. the Widow.

'he Minor (wnether orphan or cot-l the Merchant, tiie the Laborer ar.d Pr; fssiorr.l each and all are ir.v.tea to avail ihem-elves of the adautres FOR RENT The ROOM -l abov i th Mechanics' 'avins Mak entrsnce on Hanover street. Apply at rh ti 2ir i r. LA 1 A1 I VPl" "Nrs VJI JIT Tim CITVI OX OFFICE, Vi E. Loweari! between Fred-Tic st.and Mtrk-t Space, whrre mom-yen be procured, in large orsmail Silver Vatcties, Diamonds. Silver-ware.

Clothing. Funiit'ire and Merchandise All bu-rln'-si? ran-: actions strictly confidential. tS4r- ISAAC LOBF. T.icen'-il Fawr.hniVer P. ARCHER C'l.

b-ve RRMOVED taeir to No. TH SOtJT.I ST east on ac conn', of ela ging fiC litiei lor transacanj buoi- to IN on jooi rape- VV ANTED ri.d Ohio Railroad for tin lit. Steaks sion of the Old inrd. urt; and so on haP'rotrni's-s2 i 02 S70 GROUND RENT, original and i-vrr'eemable, rn a Lot fert by 350, on Bid ile. street.

ar Garden, improvil by a three-story Dwelling, and a double bscs buildicg. Gr'itnd would rendiiy lea-eat $4 per foot. WAR Fits LP it LEI s2 3( QEEEIfWAY V.A BALTIMORB BTE)T. and sell LA'tD iV A UK ANTS, STOCIS, Foreign ana t.ui.it; cuy wicnrrent t.5it tiete Prpcr; jsnke r. o-rtfl nf tr-i.

romro mnnev r. tf? JOHN S. GITTINGS h. STOCK JIXD EILK BROJCFRS, S. E.

corner cf SOUTH AND SECOND Ruy andselt Con comfission Mclusively ailS t'OCKS and other I 1 in tins market, and a'so in Philadelphia, New York and Lofton; Negotiate Time Paper; make Adv.mc-s on Stocks and on P.il's; buv and sell Annuities and Ground Rents; Receive Monty on uepusii- Josiah Lee Joiissto. IL JnttNsTON. STOCK, EXCHANGE AND BANKING IP "USE. JOHXSTOX HH OTHKRS 4 IPS BALTIMORE STKEF.T. STOCKS bviugbt and sold on commission, exclusively, in Boston, New York, Philadelphia anl Balti more markets.

Collections made at low rates on all acessib'e point3. Uncurrent Money bousrht and sold. Time Paper negotiated. Money received on fieposit, ry is.uiii.ite i.ansers, s3 tfr Baltimore street. tjTOCKs MECHANICS' BANK STOCK.

MARYLAND FIVE PER of 1S59, 1335, v- ana ltst-i, MARYLAND SIX of f2 tfr? JNO. P. GITTINGSt fc CO. CAKOLLiA AilD VIRGINIA BAK IN NOTES always for sal. Stock, bought and sold upon commission exclusively.

Checks on tne pnnci pal cities lor sale in sums to uif JOHNSTON BROTHERS tfr Hankers, 1FS Baltimore street. EXCHANCE on Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Richmond, Norfolk, Winchester, Washington and other prominent pcrJntH, constantly for sale by s2 tf Hiukera. 19? ItjilTimort HtrfPt- I AND WARRANTS WANTED The guest ensh 1 rrice paid ter i and io Acre RANTS, by SAM'L HARRIS fc SON, 196 BaW WAR more street. tN24 I AND WARRANTS LAND WARRANTS. An Rt advance npon the current market rates for LAND VV A KRAUTS, ot all sizes, will he "aid by JOHNSTONf BROTH 15 RS fc s2 tf IPB Baltimore "treet fv iEUCH ANTS' BANK STOCK, FRANKLIN BANK STOCK, for Pale by 8-i tiv.

i i a fiN h. fc r.n. AKE DOCTOR CHALMERS' 3.ANATIVR TINCTURR. tS24r SCHOOL on hand ar.d for sale at reduced prices (wholesale and a complete assortment of Classical and School BOOKS, to which the attention of School Teachers and Parent is respectfully invited. A.

P. BURT, si No. 7 BaPinpre st. IT CMAN HAIR RKCTOll Bl), GET HA1S -L CH ANGED WITHOUT THE APPLICATION DYEl.TG.--.it ts a Hict. which can be ah-tted fcv 'he thousands who have benefit by it, t-at VAN DSUSEN'S IMPROVED WAHPENiS has )--ved itself an undoubted Specific for the purposes bythe inventor.

contair.ing,as it doos.vegetaU-eiiigTe ditnts only. The bair is renovat-d and t-trenytheued, and tne naturcl colr restored, wi-hotit the de "terious ar.d precarious application of iniiieral and vjid substances. This invaluable preparation can V-! had at the store of SF.T-2 y. A if CIS, 103 Baltimoi street, aTl by in the city generally, and th'-w of she United States. General No.

123 Ohaioiiers York. X. fe ft Van Dsusex's iVafpeki. H)27r? XSOFULAi: AKD FAMILY MEDICINES, JL SOLD BY SET S. II ANCE, OFPOfT Tf SfK IHOH BCILDIX-.

Comprising DR. WISTAR'S o'f WILD CB SKY. STAPLER'S GO 10 MEDICINES. AVRES CHERRY PK(? 'OV. AL.

SWF.F.TSER:S LiVERWOUT AND TAR. SCHUPJK'S PULMONIC SVRYP. JOHN PULL'S SARSAPARI LLA. TOWNSKND'S SAKSAPAHfLLA. NIMMO'3 ItHEUMATIO LINIMENT5.

OSGOOD'S CHOLAGOGUE. DR. HOUGHTON'S PF.PSiN. GREFN'S OXYGENATED BTTTERS. HOOFLAND' GERMAN BITTERS.

MORTIMSR'S hHEUMATCC COMPOUND SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL. MBS. NORRiS' CEDAR 'PAR. PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER. OKRIOK'S GOLDEN OINTMENT FOR TETTER.

MEDE. RAY'S PULMONARY BALSAM. McLANK'S LIVER PILLS. BRANDRETH'S PILLS. SMITH'S SUGAR COATED PILLS.

WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. PETERS' PILLS. J5W DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER. POOR MAN'S PLASTER. DAILY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR.

McALISTER'S ALL-HEALING OINTMENT. HAY'S LINIMENT FOR THE PILES. DR. UTERINE CATHOL1COW. RAD WAY'S READY RELIEF.

RADWAY'S MEDICATED SOAP. Together with many other articles comprised in the medical business. isT.TH S.KANCE. tS34r SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND JHJ1VS TO ORDfCR. BY SAMUEL JACKSON, 194 Baltimore street, near St.

Paul. TRUSSES MADE TO OR.DZR, Ann WimtAHTin to Giv SATtsr.CTiow. LEAIONS 100 boxes Palermo, for sale by CROSBY SON, aaa-tff SS Charlta sueet. tVlRS. A.

H. MDI.ER. LADY'S KURSE I denre, las N. F. XKT RJ3T riuiB inn ies of rains ix bottom's A SCHOOL, Mo 6 Bi tS-ra-ET, bttween Lombard and Baltimore streets, be resumed on MONDA September 6'h.

CcnrC of Studv: Reading. Writing, Ariibmi-tie, Geogiaphv, Knglii-ri Grnmtnar, Histo-y, PlnUiKopny. Aarronooiy, Hoiniy, Dictiomny, Polite Learning, F.mbroidery ('hnsiny Wo't. rer quarter, Second Class, Third Class, ft It: Lv. L.

II. JOHNS PROfOStSTO OPEN A SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ON THIT FIRST MONDAY OF BtPTIlMBEP, INST-KT, IN illriCITY )F KA1.1IVOKK.MI).. Aid tali- in that lie bai secured t'u services ot an FXI'RiECKD ASSISTANT, who taught reverai year- in thi" rity. App.i to STREET, between Lih-rty and Charles. TERMS: Preparatory CIaKCs, eacu puml.

per se3tion $40 or. Fll I each pupd tSO 00 Fuel and Station ry Payable It? If session in advance. Vacation the montt-s cf July and August, and week at Chri-tmas and Easter. Visitors Rev. II.

V. I. Jclms, D. Capt. H.

A. inoini soii ir. jueourd Kackail. RCFER TO PL Rev. Wm.

Mer. d. Bi-iiiop of Virrinin Ku Rbv John I). AM5't of Virginia. R.

Meliveiiie, D. bop ol tio. Rev 11. V.D. Ji hns, nnmpnon, Dr.

Leonard Balumore J. V. L. McMaUon, Esq Richnrd Potts, Riciird H. arshali.

Frederick. Dr. Wm. Tyler, DrTrSJ1- tV. TRINITY" Trie tch' SCHOOL.

SARA'IVGA STRLtT. a'lioil loriii-rl bv tie Win. irmlt'Hi, will be re-opened at the U'Unl time, hv an eminent and well known Clenrvman of the Eriscor.ai Church. The School present every advan'at-c it i irnicnv possesseq. rarf.ciilars hTeatter.

sa tt ARTIN wiil resume tt-e duties oi CIIOOL onMOVD.AY. Sente-b-r Eth. No. 424 FA YE i TE STREET, 3t? West of Sctiro t-lreet. si T' HE DUTIES OF THE MiSS CIDFFELl.E'S SCHOOL will be resumed on MONDAY.

Sen- T-emoer aa. aao ii- PROF. A. MISS E. J.

PRK.VOST will undr- LISH in Schools or Private Families. ApvlystNO. 2PJ FRANKLIN ST. erSt'S it. i in iv- iivil i cciti- TISS RAMSEY'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG ii No.

21 (formerly iti) North Frederick street, 4: Nor li of F.tyttte tt The duties if ttrs instituuoii will Le on 2IQNDAY, Ser-tember 5. ass Snw6t? INSTITUTE (Oil GUN IbtMtLN, Doiphix Street, above Garden. Duties resum-d MONDAY. ptniber 6'h. c30 JAS.

S. THOMAS, Princ-pal. "iSll'UIViin'V IT.nR -t 'i'he next es-ioii of tht Institution will com mence on TJiLRSL'AYthe of Stptembcr. C-ir'i-ile, September 7, C. COLLIN'S, a30 2w( i resident.

OVA rfT VV A i A F. department of this Schooi will oprn ception of Pupils on ilOMM V. Sr teiiiti it ine re 6'h. HFJVRY ONDEEDONK, asn-lm? Pro'ciTial. USS EMORY'S toEMlNAKY i-'l POR YOUXG LADIES, NO.

235 KAKr liA MUKK SC. Th" Fxert-iscs ihis Instiutiort wil be resnmrd on MOXDA the aih ieptenib-r. For ci-culars ar.d irTo-mation respecting terms, call at the Inst iu- tion a-tu ol7i3i.TrTHsi'-t riSSE3 AND McALI.ISlErt. wil xi resum; fu ts of the r-CH on MON DAY. RetH.

Btb, at No. 3f5 NuRl'U GAY STREET. au3J M. M. FfiHi ACADEMY FOR YOUNG TDiya.

rhe ou'ie this Ins imti v-il! be sume.t on ihe IRS MONDAY IV SEPTEMBER. Fr-r term, and tiriii'-RFs arp lc-itnn may be mace to No 9 1 riiK it, I f-1 iitLl au2 7t rpHE DUTIES OF THE COLUMBIA STREET te rf I mi nil AiiAY.S. ptonr. tso1? instni'-tiitnthor: ugh. lenns moerate.

31 lilA C. rl A US'. A NIK I'S! 5 YOUNG L.VDIES' BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. Fo. 62 FHARP STREET.

XF-4R LOUIl.lHD. Misre SNOIVDFN a NiGllTIXGALG Wi I re- ume on MON DA tile of b-r. anil n.w.F.Pt. Xf lSS COUi.Stl.V'S i-'l POAP.flSO AND S1POOL YOUXG LjUjIKS. no.

si east pit it Baltimore. iiieoii'ies ot mis ir-tnution will be resnmi-d on oi r.2o-FTitF3 I '11UMAB i. 11A1UU will las iK.l.(C!-i-J- sica! and Matriem-t-cal.) pn'MosiiiT. the day oi epii-mner, in 'tie iia-esne-t ot in- Asorn'e I'res- rytcnan Oi.uilarid -t. pi 8-9tSS3; THfc.

KcV. MR. KICGIS and MPS. rllGtSlS wiit r-ttrne tiie 1ti'i-'Of their INSTITUTE Fi'lE OU i I-llilii3 ontne first MONDAY in S-j tem- urr. i ut- rii-ii iceir rcacoi-nvHii not oe i-y in prartiy occurv mutt i the THlI) PRESBYTERIAN CHI RCH.

ti aweeti paratcgi ara ft. KS T. KILBJt KNriACADLMk k- iju "i IV j. 3 second i-ij-ir iroia sircet. r.c ot ths ii DBre-usea on ine i lies i JiuiliAl in t- rn 35 r.

a SO tf 1 1 r- fS'. IfcR'S v. i 1 i-s'-mi-'a rn Mp'eR: 6-ft, tit-sch-K-i -oin attacii-d to St. uk's Church, Loxtard, itir-Tl St-) 1- -i li'l ScnOoi- or i.f ifcFarUnd. Lon.b-trd sir-crT, r-c-r ine ennrc-i.

a31 3 ALTiMORE COLi.TG i- i UL 312HR TEEET, (OPPOSITE CATHEDRAL 5 fTiEr'IM The of tl.is ins.iriition wi be re-n e.t 5 i i.b-r net. Athofr-urb ni a.ti;:- i it flr-sT-j-i, to usual cs.urse. Foi rar't-u'ir. i-q-ir-, a -'n. at the tie fnr K'KCr.

-u 2 lirr. I il VV b-T hIVEK i LsSiCi. I.NMilL'TE -s vll.j MONDAY. S-pt. 5.

LOARn ok lssrp.rcTios. R--v. G. A. 1.

aim at a t.reeK g-s; Dr. Wni. CUvton. A Matbema'ics anJ Cneiuissry; J.T. i ii Usn Mrs.

H. M. Mus-c and r- 1 urani-n-v; l. tnney, and V. r-ud rF.

rt-pus are ti.is sclifo! roll I or caroogu.s, Edi'Cis G. ciaa'. VV; Kivt' P'-st-rlic, Md i Iftt- 1 FtANi'' puhuui, -a KL uad-r the of th IStFF.S CF "noviDsxri, cornt-r of hicl.mowi ar.d P. 1 ne iA.ii Acmi'l s-r-i-iu coe in-i oc on Sej mint i Fra ices' lur.T!. Th ri are wi in tie rn-i of lh tt-rms, xc, ra be tne Catholic -1 s-t noo; tor lorei B-Jj ait a rren-d r.a: MRS.

SEMIXARY YOUXG LADIUS. FOR 51 LEXINGTON! S1REET. BALTIMORE. Will be RE OPEXEi) on MtnY. pt.

12. Tu pis are rcir" to select their a thn o.u-i'ig. Circulars and itiHirijiaiien rtsptcurg teiii-i cm t.ly.-'iii-.i nt ta" ACADEMY 1- roa 1J TL X. Wkst Street, m-nr Franklin Sonare. THOMAS LESTER.

Pnnc'ivl. SAMUEL T. LESTER, CHAPvLLS H. PLY. A.M..

Ancient and Aldern l.ai'iruaeii. A. J. CLCAYELAXD, AIuic. Til? eiercises of this will be required on u.i eptemoer otn ass OT.

MARY'S HALL A RO AKD I NO AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG AIM E. NO. 25t S. FIITA.Y STKF.F.T. It ALT I MORE.

THE R3V. R. SARGEAT, Rector. This School will resume its duties, wit! I increased facUPies for Education, on MONDAY rfent. Dtn.

PriKipctus can obisim-d on li ii.iii, .7 1 ll OQlCr. E18 nEORiIETOWM COLLECE. D. STUDIES in this I PlkT will be rf stini" in thi iii" CI Cil Ir.iw. The tivii lately made hivwrcn jonrir and senior iiineiHs enable hs to a lar I tteniber of IJcarders.

and at tbe to five tn nu sain win roriioie tn ir moral a well as ir.t ll- culture. B. A. MAGLTKE. 27- 7.

President. Vf II. MORISON'S ACADEMY. i XVo. 71 W.

LKXIXCTOV STRrrT The PTerci'es cf thi- Irstitution will RESUMED on MONDAY, the 6 li of ierien'br. Applications r-'ceiv- ai me Acanrmy. on anu Aug. tween tiie Honrs of 10 and 12, when pupils of mic w-ar iiniea io Cf.ll ana select their --r-tt-. n25-'li.

LIGHT S-TREET IXSPITCTE. J. A. HG A. D.

C. MOUDV, P.inr i pal. E. W. COl lllJtV.

Tenrh-r of IVn nr.naMn Thf duti'-s Ibis I XSTITUTE wil be resume! on the FIR-VP MOVIIW OF SEP rM -iER, at No. 12 tbe Light Street Churcli. The P. incipal may he seen at tbe school worn between the lio'irs of 9 anil 2 o'clk. si 4t RS.

PR WART wishes to inform her friends acn-1 enliy ths sb" RRMOVFO br-r Scimot. from treet to 113 N'OIl I where she continue io instruct oung Indies in the common Enalisli branches, where evrry tf'Tt will be made improve the mor.l as well as t'le intellectual endowments the mind. Teim reasonable payable in ad- AH MGIIT SCHOOL will be opened forthe ac-C-- nimod oioii et adult. sl-3t HALL. Xo (la'e 9SJ X.

Txeer st near Fcvslte. SVII A. Principal. I5ENJ. G.

FREY. Associate Pnr.cipil. The exercisfs of this School, fnr the edncatinn of Ycung and Bovs. wi be resumed c-n MONDAY, 6tti Sept. Ci crars way be r.b;aind ar.d the Prinefpal seen upon apt lica.iou as above.

rat N'o. 34 N. Hiarh st. VOUNG LADIES' ACADFDMY OF THE V1S1-X TATFON. CORNER PARK A V'O crNTP.K Baltimorf, M-RTLAND.

Tiie of this Tni'uti''n wiil resumed on the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER. Board and Tuition per annum $190 00 Half Boarding do. 60 00 Tuition for day scholars and half boarders in tne iiistrier brandies, per annarji 60 CO Elementary Instruction 40 to Preparatory Class, per annum 20 00 The u-nsl arc made for instruction in the French, Italian, Spanish. German and Latin language; for music on the Piano, Harp.Guit and and Paintinst; Oil Painting; use of Philosophical Apparatus, a4 eots-3! FREDERICK ACADFM OF Til VISITATION, B. V.

FREDERICK CITY. MD. Th exercises of ibis InFtiuitton will he resumed on te FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTFMP.ER. TFR MS PER ANNUM. Board and Tuition, with tae French Language (if desired) $100 00 Stationery, Washier.

Mending, Bed, Bedding, Doctor's Fee, 19 no Muic on the Harp, Piano or Guitar forms an add-hartal ch-irare. Also, lessons i the Latin, German, lta ian and apantsh Languages. Drawing and Painting are likewise eitra charges. Entrance 5. BOARDERS iy the current charges semi-annually in advance.

DAY SCHOT.A Ra nunrturiv. PupUs are received at any time duriug the year, and ia nuiuiKQ trom ine oie 01 iiieirentrnce. those ot any denoininaUon adnutied. a9 lawlmWty i BriaiQgRIPAY, SEPTEMBER xhminjtioxs. Tho Whia S'ate Con- vention, which was In session in our city yesterday closed the business on hand last eveoius.

In the course cf the day, the Hon. Richard I. 1 11.. for Governor, ana It Is barely possible that the convention couta have selected a stronger and better rosn. -nr.

Bowie is by no means an "availability candidate," in the common acceptation of tne tertu. Yet his lush political standing, lofty and the eminent qualifications which have distinguished his ruMic career, imrart the assurance that, if elected, tho executive trirs of the State will be administered with signal ability, sound discretion, and a prevailing conc ern for the general good- Mr. Bowie has represented the old first district in Congress several times, and has en-j oyed the reputation of eing one of the most active, zealous, and industrious members of the Maryland representation. Subsequently he Convention completed its business by the nomination of Dr. J.

Hanson Thomas, of Baltimore, for Comptroller, and James B. Ki-caud, of Kent, for Lottery Commissioner. DiTTivnnv cn Ohio RAILROAD LOAN. I-VC- thaoffjirsaa.l proceedings of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company is of so tmmrtar.ee to our citizens, that we are in duced to lay before them any statement of fact suf- fl-icntl-r reliable for ruoucauo-. authority to state that, with respect to the proposed loan, it is possible that further action with a view to its negotiation will take place, not immediately, but under a more auspicious state of the monev market.

Circumstances which have hitherto operated to retard negotiations, may continue to do so for some time longer; ana to a correspona- ing extent embarrass the most judicioas plans and purposes of the company. In the meantime we have the assurance of the successful working of the road; and with it, the indications of a total result from the operations of the year, sutSciently encouraging to induce the most hopeful reliance in the future. Indeed, as we have often stated I ereto-fore, the time is not remote when the trade and travel of the West will find plenty to do for all the roads that are likely to be thrown it connection with that important section of our conuiry. The Sale or the Pennsylvania Public Works is strongly urged by some of the leading presses of the State, cn the ground that they aie an incumbrance upon the treasury. The people, many years ago, on a direct vote, decided in favor of the sale, and every year's experience since then has added to the weight of the reasons which induced that decision.

If the matter were again submitted to a vote of the people, the Pittsburg Gazette says, the majority in favor of the sale would be overwhelming; and the reasons given are, that the public works are yearly adding to the debt of the State, instead of helping to pay it off. The North Branch, we are told, "is yearly eating up from half a million to a million of dollars; and the Portage Road, which costs more to run it than it earns, is absorbing hundreds of thousands more. Political cormorants are growing fat on the pickings afforded by these works, but the people are fleeced to give them the opportunity. The first lettings of the contracts on the new Portage Road were awarded to political favorites, at a cost of 150.000 above what they could have been contracted for, and this is but the begimung. So long as the State is paymaster the State will be plucked." What is true of Pennsylvania, is equally true of New York, say the papers in the latter State.

lVe may not be jus fl-ied in saying, however, that it Is equally applicable to Maryland as but, this much we may say, that the public works of any State would be infinitely better managed by than bv the State government. The represents the people but nominally in the cars and attention bestowed uoa its improvements. And this argument applies to nmieipal as well rs State governments. All our great internal improvement enterprises should be in the hands solely of individuals who have a direct personal interest in their prompt and efficient management. Here, es well as elsewhere, are th3 works in which State and city authorities exercise ccnTol becoming mere engines, over the cf3ces, great or small, connected with which there is ever to be a petty, undignified and useless party squabble.

Ths true end of these enterprises, the efficient serving the public in a wf-y consistent with the best interests of the companies, is likely tus to be lost sisht of, and the chances that the works will pay be made cf more than ever remote realization. Any practicable measure by which this state of things may be warded off, would trvlr desirable. Tensxssee Copper Oke roa BaltiT'IOke. We learn from the Savannah News that since the 1st of June last the East Tennessee Copper Mining Company have shipped through that citj St9 boxer, containing pounds of ore. or say 214 t-ss5 the whole which has been fold in and other northern markets, at 153 per yielding the company a return of $32,100.

Upon a shipment of 261 boxes, just rails at Savh, oa schooner Wooebridge, for Baltimore, the expen up to the shipment, amounted to $700. A poiticn of this wes for the hauling cf the ore from tie mines to the State road at Dalton. It was estimated that th mines would yield 1C0 tons during August. Maetlakd Ccal Thale. Daring the week ending the 27th there were transported ever the ML Savage railroad 4,563 tons of coal, and ci the road of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company, 6.150 tons total for the week 10.818 tons, besides l.GSO tons over the Ealtimore and Ohio railroad from the Westernport region.

Total from the entire coal region, since the 1st of January, 310,574 tons. The Cumberland Telegraph says the coal trade over the Chesapeake and Ohio canal for the week was not as large as for the previous week) forty-two boats having loaded with 4,036 13-20 tons of coal, and 161 7-20 tons of coke Sickness at the Pensacola. Navy Yabd. It is stated that considerable sickness is low prevailing at the Pensacola Navy Yard. About sixty cases in all have occurred.

There is a diff erence of opinion as to whether it is yellow fever. The type, however, is said to be very raUd, and readily yields to proper treatment. Comparatively few deaths have taken place. P. S.

News was received at Washington yesterday, that yellow fever was prevailing to a considerable extent at Pensacola, and that Purser Fauntleroy, U. S- nnd Captain Baker, U. S. M. died from that Capt.

Tatnall, U. S. dangerously ill. Maryland Politics. The whigs of Somerset county have nominated Dr.

Geo. It. Dennis, for the Senate, and Dr. Wm. Call, Wm.

Daniel, Msj. T. Ruark and Jno. Ware Dougherty for the house of Delegates; a'so, Wm. for Sheriff, and John J.

Bell, Jas. Dryden and J. Wright for County Commissioners Edmund B. Stephen and John Manning decline running for the Senate in Prince George's county. The Demociats of Carroll county have nominated Robert Dade, Josiah L.

Baugher, and Thomas Smith, for the House of Delegates; Jos. M. Parke for Register cf Wills, and Jacob Kerlinger for County Surveyor. Arrival of Guano. The ship Arcole, Captain Jennings, arrived at tbis port on Wednesday, from the Lobos Islands, with a cargo of 800 tons guano.

This vessel made a very short pasae, six other vessels having left, some of them two weeks previously, none of which have yet arrived. There was immediately a great demand on the Peruvian agents, Messrs. Barreda fnr orders. It is said that C2 o'her vese-s, with about tot of this gieat fertilizer, arc now on their way to the United States. Minority Report.

We give place this morning to the minority rrpoit of tho committee on the waLer subject, luaib: by Mr. Ross Wicans. The respective views cf ths several members of the committee are now before the public, ami the dispassionate reader enjoys a iuir op-ioi-trmify to arrive at an iuteUigent U.iUanty wiA the whole subject. A Maryland-a Killed. a young man named Clapper, a carpenter by trade, from Maryland, while gunning in the vcoo-'e.

ii Hardy county, Va last Saturday, was shot by a man (who was a stian-ger to him, and was not aware of his presence,) in mistake for a turkey. Unfortunately, the wound subsequently proved mortal. Contract for Hogs. The Louisville Journal notes a contract for 1 OOO head cf hogs at 4, cfi the the hook; also, 300 head at $4 12off the hooli This is about equal to $2 75 gross, 40 miles from the city. Farmers in Kentucky are asking $3 gross, but rackers are unwjiiigg to pay this.

Correction. In the report upon the Water Question published yesterday, under the h.t r.r "revenue," last line but one of the first paragraph it is said that "a levy was made of 6 85 on the hundred dollars;" it should, of course, be six cents and eighty-five one hundredths." A Grand Fancy Ball will take place at Jordan's Springs, Va on Tuesday evening, the 6th of September; Tableaux on Wednesday night following, and a Grand Tournament on Thursday following, with a ball at night. ttia Robert Ghiselix, formerly a member of the Maryland Legislature from Prince George's county, died at his residence in that county, on the fgitimo, of dysentery. i nntiH'5 etire natiKtaction I'rii'i'H. 1 n'l npwRrd.

lo nil wlio vni'iuiiAi- mni. A I '3t NO I'lI'M I hi" Co PMt.irr-hip liorrtofor" under Unhniot Wm i 'r 1 Produrp and Provision llu.im'w, wm iIikno vrd 13th ultimo, l.y mutual coi.s.-nt. All to thfl conci r.i will pli as mr.ke l.iim. (liM ra? i anit tlitwe having ciaunx w. vv 1 1,1.1 A It, J.

A. Ml IHMIM.Ij. im'iit oner si 3t! EL LIM OFF-lo CL uilernimiert l.nv t.V eriinned lo close lb. ir sH, will rvJ iaIH7 III 2IIII1S Mow tnirk.t They o.vite their tied cusiomers to cull, as they will otlor them 11AR- UA" rit.KSON AH N. Howard t.

li The STOCK GOOD WI LI. and FI I UKI.S of the a'love business (on one of itiehusiiirss tliornugll-fares of the city i will be disposed of in ndvanlngeons it' -arly application lw mm as above. 3 WROTH McCKEKRV. No. 9r 1rt1 have now oprn a ii'-w and desirable stock ot DKY GOODS, to wli'Cti they invite the attention ol purelaser.

feelintr continent tiieir assortment will compare favorably with any other establishment in th riiv tiiiw iii nart. RICH PLAID ND PLAIN UvS; RICH BROCADE AND WA I KK AS. BLACK liF. RHINE, TAFFETAS AND IRISH POPI.IKs'aND SPUN S1I KS. MHIRIMK AMI A LEN A A I DS.

FRKVtTl Pi-INTED CASH JiERES AND MCU3- SELINES. LlTPlw'S FRSVCII MERINOFS, malUhades. "VII Al.llltASI. FRr NOH AND BAY SPATE PLAID, SQUARE ANB LONG SHAWLS. RICH CASHMERE SUUARE AND LONG all of which will be sold at the lowest market puce.

s2 tfr; (p R) NEW FALL GOODS. PKKKtXS -V fJn. fi NttKTII CHA-vLES STREET. (four doors abjve Baltimore street,) Are now opening an extensive: ass'Tlment of RICH AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, which the Ladies are respectfully iuviied to exanune. s9 3tr.

EVV FALL DKY GOODS HAMILTON EAS-TER No. 513 KALT1MORS receiving pr steamers and packets, a full stock of FALL DRY GOODS of the most e.ioice and select stylts, manv of which are made expressly for us. Neatly of our I'oreicm Goods have been selecied one of the firm, from the Ft sources in Europe, which enables lis to ctTc-r onr Stock at prices Ing.ily advantageous to both wholesale and retail sJtlr HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS. Now opening an entirely new etock of art'Cles r'ainingto HOUSEKEEPING. Also, sui aule widths and sizes for Ships, Steamboats, Hotels, ublic ln-jtitutions.

at importer's prices, in quantities to suit. HASIUU1 EASTKil N.UII. LOUIS MULI-ER, UphoUterT fnd 1 remaved remaved to No. 1Q0 HtJU- TlMflliK a rl West of Hoi hdav restf ctsul-y calls the attention of bis friend' and the public his superior stock of PAPER-HANGINGS and UPKOL-sTEUY GOODS, comcrisin. in it a general va-iety of French and American Paper-hangings.

Also, all kinds of Upholstery Goods. Havinsr enlarged pr mises.hF intends to rayrr.ic!--Ir aiterition to the making of Hair and Husk MAI -TRESSES, Feathr Be-fs, A 1 Paper-hanging shall be done by competent and careful workmen. Curtains, Shades, Carpets, Cuh-ians. made to order. Steamboats and other vessels Upholstered at the shortest notice.

si toUr EXEMPLI GRATIA. tji' for the best N. O. SUGAR. 7 lor ine uest rorto lucn lm.

8 for the best Clann 10 the best pu-e for IjOverinp'sGe; use. 50 for Steward's do fir sutx-rior article- N. O. KOT-ASSES. S5 for Sucar House ver heavy.

SOaadT.for the cry sup. Ooiong TEA, (with Green Caver.) SO, T5 and $1 for verv sup. Y. n. G.

P. TEA. 34 for te best supaf cured Queen HAMS. F-imilv, Extra and Superfine FLOUR. delivered in any part of the city free of DUN LAP'S FAMILY GROCERY, s2-tfr corner Howard ar.d Lexington H.

VV. JlUNCAN, FAMILY GROCER, Has on hand a larve. stock ot PKEeLKV ING t-U-fJAllS, which be selling v-y low. Ca'l an 1 see them. Also, a choice li of TEAS, of superior quality.

Knight's Superior Extract, tor flavoring, and Cmund ilia's for seasoring. They ae supericr to in this citv. Together with a large stock of bnVt VV 1nes.br AN DIES, CORDIALS, pure Spices; Family and Extra Flour. Goeds de'ivered free. H.

T. DUNCAN, tS18r S. E. corner of Faye'te ar-dPrne n.L COAL! KJ HENRY J. HOrni.Aget for of Balti more Ct mrar.i Oa'bro k.

Lvr" aMry and rla-n Coal. Onve. No. 91 LOMBARD STBEtiT near (frrraerly nccuir-d by Henry M-i-l-'erry Tlse PalTimore iv-mpany's Coa brook Coal I'crdom-s-tic use is too well k-'own to need any recomnienria-tio It is consid'-red by all as the het ima A Ii A A- IL a siij I jl. various firms and Fixes, for the am It-, ii us-? of Watch es andCutie'S.

A'so, a superior of WATCH MAKER--' TOOLS and MATERIALS, jubt jeceived and fcr rale by CAN FIELD ERO. S. 229 Bahimore stn.et, s2-tf) rRPCTOER.coa.1 for, of 'har. sf. trATCU! WATCH WATCHES I I A I IV ELR The Biihsrriber would inform Ciiizens and Strangers who want a tine VVA'i Cil- that his es defv ail competition.

Nothing but the ur-en London and i iverponl. and G--tif a Watches; in 13 Carat Cases. A1! London Watches sol-i ftt his establishment warranted fr-x "ost for four years J. -ALEX AND RS, 10 LIHT oppfr-ite tf. Four tain ffotel.

Frol J. M. FRENCH'S Royal Exchange, London. CLAitK, H'jlTCil iZJiKZR JIXD JK1VELLKX, would inform his friends (fr the purpose of a new store on the lot where he has done business so many years. that he has Removed for the present to the SH.COND DOOR above the old establishment, din ctiy fronting Cheapside, No.

20. where he offers a lare and srerral assortment of fine London and Geneva WATCHES, JEWELRY, and SILVER WARE at the lowest prices for best finality of Goods. N. B- New work and repairs of every kind mtvle for WATCH ES s2 tfr THE ONLY AUTHORISED AGENTS for sale of "jj. VS.

Repp's "Patent Scientific Niche Gold Pen," are Messrs. LAWS MILLS, No. lis Baltimore St. This pen is decidedly the bent ever offered to the public. The points are warramtei.

and new pens given for every pen the points coming off by fair usage. fresh supply just received. s2-tir AGU EOT i'S ARTISTS' AND PAINTERS' DEPOT. WM. J.

1VJSONG, No. 2 N. LIl.r.ftTY Baltimore, Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of Kate-rials for Artists' and Painters' use, which are oifered at th iowetit market rates. s2 tfr S1LVEK AiJJ 1'LATKF WARE, fitc. A.

E. RE. fitc. A. E.

WARNER, Gold and Siiver- srita. NO. 10 wr i k. i.e. i nas just opened a ricii assortment of FINE JEWLLRY, embracing a variety of stales ar.d patterns of Brooches, Bracelets, finger-rings, and GenUeinen's Chains, Pencils and Pens, Cuff Pins, Suckles, Miniature Lockets.

which are oifered on the most a-3-com rood arm terms. s2-tfir FAM1LYFL.UR. Constantly on hand the very best brands of Family, Extra and Super FLO UR, which Iain selling at the lowest market price for cash, warranted to please, and delivered in all of the city free of charge. JOSlifH BARLOW. No.

4fl North Paca street. BHDS. MOLASSES. 20 kegs Sun Malaga RAISINS. 600,000 CIGARS.

20 coo German SUCCORY. 1C0 sacks Ground Alum and Fine SALT. Fcr sale by Al. K.GLINEd 50 Hoii-ti street, ss-2ir corner of Gilford street. FRESH Rr-LL BUTTER Lt.rd and in ja fresh lioi-st Coflee: Irish at retail Green Ginger; Potomac and Scotch Herrings; choice No.

1 Mackerel, in kits ard on retail; Country Soap; Hops; Lard; Solar and Sperm Adamantine, Sperm and Wax Candles, for sale by WM. Ii. McLEAN, 52 N. Charles s2 tf'r Corner Barnet st. 100 SACKS LIVERPOOL FINE SAL in store and for sale at 41 50 ver seek: 35 bhls.

I.rivpr- ing's Crushed and Ground to arrive in a frw be sold at the lowestmarketprice; good Preserving Sugar; 5 cents; Crushed JSugar, 9 cents; all Groceries at proportionately low prices, ard dliv red fete of charge. JOSEPH HORN, s2-tf E. corner Lexineton mid Paca sts. RE -511 GROUND FLOUR, FROM KVV VVHiiA'C Choice brand? Sii'-er, Extra and FAMILY FLOUR, ma.ii; of nw Wheat, warranted to please. N.

O. and P. R. SUaAR-' and VVhitu do. 8 fed 9c, with a general assortment of wholesale and retail, delivered free.

F. L. LA WREN. si-fr: Corner of Green and L-xiigtnj pfg. PR tti iM ijm.

Ji. K.t-'v;rt3! ceiebra.r.r,. FAMILY tlo. fAMi A XTEA CO. li arc tiie mri.nufactuie.-s nf these ceie-'jraieu and itosu, parsed in For sule hy staff barrel or c-aanti'its to suit.

WALTER t2-tr- Zi South Howard stient. r. (tn LBS- SHKATHING PAPE-S Just receiv- fy ed end for sale at mi'l price. A so, a fuli assortment o' vhit-J and color Paper; Letter. Folio P-ist and Li Pap-rs, wi a great variety of Hardware, Manilla, and Common torappiBg.

J. S. ROBIJJSON, Paper Warehouse, 6 Charles street. CONNECTlCUT SEED LBF, Sc. 45 cttcs very choice CONNECTICUT PERo, received per steamer from New York.

AP- 13 bah AVANA WRAPPERS, pjm very prune. I6d do. CUBA YVEAPPJ13 and FILLERS, la ad lor sale by A. S2EMULLER Si SON, s2 ltr 44 Lombard street. WINES, BRAND.

CORDIALS, 00 i eiLsks suter.imita ion sweet Mulaffa WI NF. 2. do co Poit do do do do Miperif-r da 20 -4 mi4 EMcuy MJdotra do tuper. do do Sherry do do BO no co niima irneh BRANDY 40. casks Cognac and Rochelle BRAN- i I'art very superior.

JO bbls. old PEACH BRANDY 5 do APPLE do 40 Cheiry and Blackberry BRANDY 3a do do CORDIAL 5 pipes IK )LL AND GI -4 2 JAMAICA SPIRIT3 40 bbbs. Mniiamon and Peptcrinint CORDIAL 30 do KIMMEL do super. Monongahlaold RYE WHISKY do various Qualities do fo Ji. E.

RUM do Domestic BRAND YT l-i do GIV luO 25 60 50 fiO.OoO PrinciDie and CIGARS 60 boxes lo. Lumps and 5's TOBACCO In store and for sale low for cash, or on a. credit or approved paper, by ttlAl ifiB ti. KUBS vs30? 20 Commerce street, Y-r-i Ccnsr wauaat and Yrk ut Mtith zf-tm li --ft-aJMlMI-t BUi-tf.