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FOR SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE Ul VllU.Ai, ISO. 7, Ot iLJi THIRD LECTURE, of the regular course. THE SUN. F1.1.118. CLOVERSEED, BUTTER, bi Family, Excra, Rye and Super cPPer distilled WHISKY, TS3 S5- Old Rye WHISK.

lw priced OLOVER-Rr h5ffKKp.MrtGlnde" BUTTEB? also Tresh SUGAR. r-'AppE-t White Wnta' FLOUB; al for Si e.V Tf' AS a'd rocenes i gener. fii9 i V' JAS. .1. BROi, U' 139 N.

Howard afect. Extensive Land Sale in Virginia. We learn from the Washington News that a sale of that large and valuable tract of land in Alexandria county, known as the Fairfax Tract, was1 made In the course of last week. The purchasers are an enterprising northern firm, who intend setting up a saw mill the property immediately, and in the course of the summer will erect a furnace in or near one of the cities of Washington or Alexandria. The tract contains upwards of 700 acres, and is remarkably well wooded.

Price's 13 per acre. TAD AME ANNA BISHOP'S GRAND GALA CONCERT, w. IN COSTUME, Which was POSTPONED from unavoidable circumstances, will mnKt posicivelv take place at TTivpAKROLL HALL, EVENING, h-eb. 13. By desire ot many musical amateurs of this cify, a G.Ay MUSICAL FESTIVAL, part of whiehTN COSTUME! will be presented by MAD'M ANNA BISHOP, Prima Donna Assolut.a di Cartello of the San Carlo.

Naples. On TUESDAY Ek 13h, lm On tho plan of the splendid and novel entertainments she gave with unprecedented success, in the principal capitals of Europe: London, Vienna St Petersburg, Moscow, Naples; and in this country'at New York, Boston. Philadelphia, New Orleans Ac POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY- In the course of the evening, Madame BISHCP besides singing a favorite CAVAT1N and an admired BALLA O. in a Concert dreirg, will aDDPir rjLV COSTUME! IN A SCENA FROM LINDA OF Also in the Mad Scene from the 3d act of Donizetti's Tragic Opera of ANNA BO And in her celebrated and far-famed Aril DI TANT1 PALPITI, AS TA NCR ED IN FULL COSTUME" MR. BOCHSA, Harpist to the Queen of Evgland, formerly Director ot her Majesty's Italian Theatre, Ixmdon, and of il'Jn" Naples, will perform on THE HARP, with double action and metallic Basses, THREE of ins MOST FAVORITE PIECES, in which he will introduce all his admired new Harp Effects and Harmonies.

tsPTickets SI, to be had at the usual places, and at tne door on the night of the Concert. fel2-5tt A FULL JKlVP.t.t.P.n fini.ll OKTACHKD LEVER WATCH, with heavy gold Guard Ciiaiir, suitable for a Gentleman or belonging to gentleman who is going to Chaeres. i Price 950. Inquire at WM. ROSE'S MILITARY HALL, GAY bel-w Fayette.

It VALUABLE REAL AtD PERSON A 1 PROPERTY AT PC BLI SALE. By virtue -of a decree of the Court of Chancery, the uuder-ned as trustee, will offer at public sale, at 11 AL, on Tfi UKSUA the 8ih of March next, at '8ide iiee of-Brice J. Worth ington. al from Annapolis, a vanetv of personal lib: bout live nines 1 property, con sisting of a number of young and likely Negroes, of both sexes; Horses; Mules; two yoke of Oxen; Milch Cows, and other Cattle; Sheep and Hogs; a lot of Corn; a house of Tobacco; and Farming Implements of various descriptions. The stock is in excellent condition, of choice kinds.

Also, on the same day, upon the premses, will be offered for sale the FARM, upon which the said Brice J. Worthington has resided, consisting of 556 acres, or thereabouts, a part in a high and improved state of cultivation, with a crop of Wheat in the ground. There is upon the farm a fine body of riM- oer, an abundance ot Chestnut ana oiner woou cords of the best marketable wood can be cut. The land has been cleared up, has, without exception, shown a remarkably quick susceptibility of improvement; and is especially adapted to produce the finest quality of Tobacco. And by reason of the facility with which shells and other manures can be obtained, it is a subject of general remark by those who are competent to judge, that every part of this may become as profitable an estate by a small outlay of capital any in this section of the country.

Ihis larm will be sold entire or in parts as may suit purcnasers. Tkrms. For all purchases of personal property of less than $10, cash will be required, and of all above that sum, a credit of six mouths will be allowed, upon the purchaser's giving bond with approved security. One-lojrth of the purchase money of the land will be required in ish on the day of sale, or the ratification thereof by the Chancellor, and the balance in equal instalments, of one, two and three yenrs' credit, to be secured by bonis of tf purchaser, with security to be approved by the Trustee. B.

T. B. WORTHINGTON, Trustee. NOTICE. The creditors of BRIE J.

'WORTHINGTON. are hereby notified to file their claims. duly authenticated, with the Register of the Court ui viiauucij, unui uanre inc nai iihj hi iial. B. T.

B. WORTHINGTON, fe12-law3w Trustee. a METALLIC RUBBER TENTS. We nave now such arrangements ns will enable us supply the demand for this popular article, and of various sizes, to suit individuals or parties; also, Camp Blanket sj Clothes Baas; Ciats; Pouches; Caps with Capes; Wading Boots: Gun Cases: Haversacks; Canteens; Air Beds and Pillows, with a great variety of RUBBER GOODS, direct from the manu- tacturers. a.

a. Mhbi) 225 Baltimore street, 12 t.fr 2d door below Cimrieg st. HORSES! Just arrived, and for sale at W. H. MILLER'S LIVERY AND SALE STABLES, corner of German und Pa en streets, fifty head of Young WESTERN HORSES, embracing a general assoi tmen and will be sold on reasonable terms.

i12-4t. W. H. MILLER. BACON CART.

F.or sale a HACON CART and FIXTURES License and Stand in the Markets. Apply to J. H. Beamer's store. RILEY, next door Lexington Market.

east of Henry i 12-eost" j'O SEA CAPTAINS-. FOR SALE A fiist rate fresh milch GOAT; she gives about a quart of milk per day; she would furnish milk fora voyage to California, or China. The owner has no convenience for keeping her, or he would not part with her. Inquire immediately, atNo. 127N.

EUTAW STREET. Jfel 2-eo3t C'Qj it REWARD. The bouse of William fith, 302 Forrest street, above Madison, was broken open on Wednesday night, the 7th and robbed of between 1,500 and 1,600 dollars, belonging to M. Grove. The money had been paid to the loser but, a lew days, and was in notes, mostly in ,50 and j-100, on Baltimore Banks.

The above reward will be paid for the apprehension of the thief and re-coyery of the money. M. GROVE. THE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM REV. JRY" WOOD, of Concord.

N. editor of A HENRY- the Congregational Journal, a religions lieWRni ner of a high character, speaks volumes i favor of the rood qualities of WiSTAR'S BALSAM: Concord, N. March 2, 1843. Mr. S.

W. Fowle Dear Sir: Two years ago the past winter, a sudden and violent attack upon my lungs by exposure to cold, confined me to my room and bed for several weeks; and when I recovered I was so much oppressed by difficulty in breathing, that 1 was incapable of rapid walking and violent exercise, and idt.cn was unable to sleep or rest upon a bed by night. The suffering was frequently extreme, and judging from the liiefhcney of th" remedies used, I supposed the disease incurable. Biug persua ied to try a bottle of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, without the least confidence in its efficacy, or that of any other preseription. no one can fully understand my surprise and iov when I found ti.

difficulty almost entirely removed before one bottle had been used up. Having a mortal aversion to medicine and seldom using it in nny form, nothing but sympathy with my fellow sufferers induces me to maKetnis public statement, ana recommend the article to others similarly aiflicted. With respect, yours tmlv, Henry Wood. IN one genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper.

Be careful and get the tenvint DR. WIST A E'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine unless signed by I. BV TTS. Address all orders te SETH vy.

ru VYisjz, joosion, mass. CAUTION THE ORIGINAL AND OLY GENUINE WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHRRRV. was introduced the year 1333, and has been well tested in all the complaints for which it ia recom mended. For ttn ytars, it has proved more efficacious 5s a reiueuy ior joius, influenza, Brorchl-tis. Asthma, and Consul option in its ineipent stages, than any other medicine.

SETH W. FOWLE, Brujrrist, No. 133 Washington street, Boston, is tiie scls proprietor of tie anginal receipt, tor tne manufacture of the genuine Tre mens, aim supplies coin at wnoiesaie ana retail, and iiom itgenciets ua.ii ue oouxineu wrapper Originally prepared by Williams Fhiiadel- No. 103 Baltimore street, and corner of Pratt an3 Charles streets; G. W.

Jones, corner of Baltimoreanc flish streets; J. F. Perkins 4 Brother, corner Green and Franklin streets, Elisha H. Perkins, corner of Baltimore and Green streets; N. N.

Robinson, corner Saratoga and Gay streets; Geo. H. Reerl, No 323 Baltimore street, Baltimore. Also, in Wastiinrton City, D. C.

bv R. S. Patterson. fl2-fit RS. JERViS' COLD CAND OR HOW To tlttti A lUUIjfi.

One Mary Steene, a city dame, as lis uy many tola, Went to a Doctor what-fcis-name, For she had caught a cold! And sad indeed was Mary's pain, The truth must be confest. Which she to ease found all in vain, For it was on her chest. The Doctor heard her case and then Resolved to be of service, Prescribed oh, the tenderest of men, The Cold Candy of Mrs. Jervis. PHYSICIANS ARE THE BEST CUSTOMERS rUK MKS.

Jh.KVis' UOIU CANDY. LOOK! READ! More spontaneous proof in favor of the great Throat ana iung nemeay, itirs. Jervis' Lola Candy. New Vork. Now.

isth. iwjn Mrs. W. Jervis Dear Madam: I had the pleasure afevdayssmceof witnessing the wonderful effects of your Cold Candy in Influenza. My children were severely attacked with a hacking cough, which most children are subject to at this season of the year, and knowing their horror of medicine and its "nauseous taste, I was induced to procure a package of your Candy, tho jgh with little faith, but to mv astonish ment, me cougn De ame iree and expectoration easy and in a few days they were entirely relieved.

ours, C. I). Brown. Dentist, No. 469 Broadway, New Vork.

To Mrs. W. Jervis. Manufactured and sold by Mrs. W.

JERVIS. the P.nnnlr.,oo fill 11 1 11 Wl 1r 1. Sold wholesale and retail at WM. TAYrLOR'S Nob. 4 and 5 NORTH JAR VIS BUILDING Baltimore; T.

D. GILMAN. PENN'A KVKNVE' Washington city, and sold by druggists generally' 12. 25. 50 cents and 1 per package.

is invariably signed Mrs. W. JERVIS. fi2 3tr Be sure to ask for Mrs. JERVIS' Cold Candy.

Put no in packages of and each. HANCE'S SAKSAPARIL BLOOD PILLS CURE i LA VKiiK'I'A oa GIDDI IV FSS. DRli vv. SINESS, SINGING IN THE ReMOVF. Priee 9S nenra per oox.

For sale by SETH S. HANCE. No. 103 Baltimore streer, oerween i mnitiav ami rvort.n sib. tM7r HANCE'S SARSAPAR1LLA or BLOOD PI LLS tor Puruying the Blood and curing Dyspepsy.

Afew doses ot these Pills, taken to evacuate the bowels freely, and then regulated so as to keen the bowels slightly open, will cure the worst cases of Price 25 cents per box. For sale by SETH S. HANCE, corner of Charles and Pratt streets nd 10? Baltimore ft. TGERTON BROTHER, Corner of Exchange AXD. Street, Baltimore, Md.

Ihis is the oldest established nffii in th States, having been at their present locati on mrnr twenty-three years." The following SPLF.NDI T.nTTPPira i. drawn during the month of February; pers ns at a diKtanee have bntto drop a line to us through the post office a few days in advance of the drawing, to secure a prompt answer and profitable result. No postage need be paid on letters addressed to us and ail communications strictly confidential AH tickets and drawings will be so enclosed as to defy tiie strictest scrutiny of their contents Address EGERTON BROTHER LOTTERlEsTcjR FEBRARY-e'Ak Date. High Prizes. No.

of Ballots. Priceoftkts Feb. 9, scheme, 75 Nob. 12 ballots-tickets 82 Feb. 9, 15 000 scheme, 78 Nos.

14 ballots-tickets 4 Feb. in. 44.000 scheme. 73 W.s. i2 h.Ji A Pei- SS1-me'Kos- 12 ballots-tick! 2i pC -22 8ceme' 7S Nos.

11 ballots-tickets 8 b. 13, scheme, 78 Nos. 14 ballots-tickets 5i Feb. 14, 9.000 scheme, 78 Nos. 14 ballots tickets 2 Feb.

14, 30,000 scheme, GS Nos. 13 ballots tickets 10 Feb. 15, 20,000 scheme, 75 Nos. 12ballots tieke 5 eb. 16.

24.000 Kehemi. TO tVToo 1 1 ho I lot. Feb. 17, 30,000 scheme, 75 Nos. 13 ballots tickets 10 Feb.

19, 8,010 scheme, 75 Nos. 14 ballots tickets 2 Feb. 19, 5 of $12,000, 78 Nos. 13 ballots tickets 8 Feb. 20, 25.01 0 scheme, 75 Nos.

12 ballots tickets 5 Feb. 21, 9.000 gr-heme, 73 Nos. 13 ballots tickets 2 Feb. 21, 3 of $25,000, 75 Nos. 12 ballots -tickets 10 Feb.

22, 22.000 schema, 78 Nos. 13 ballots tickets 5 Feb. 23, 15.000 scheme, 75 Nos. 14 ballots tickets 4 Feb. 24, 60,000 scheme, 73 Nis.

13 ballots tickets 20 Ftb. 26. 9,000 scheme. 73 Nos. 14 ballots tickets 91 Feb.

26, 25,000 scheme, 75 Nos. 15 ballots tickets 8 Feb. 27, 20,000 scheme, 78 Nos. 14 ballots tickets 5 Feb. 28, 0 scheme, 75 Nos.

13 ballots tickets 10 tOrders for Tickets and Shares and Certifieatei of Packages in the above splendid Lottery will receive the moBt prompt attention, and an nllii.ni inia, ncm prepared ana soia, wholesale and retail. Tnly by SETH W. FOWLE, Boston. MawTtc whom all orders should be addressed, and for sule by agents, Canby Bartlett, corner of Iximbard and Light streets; Smith Atkinson, 233 Baltimore street; E. H.

Stiibier 12ft Pratt Rtreer- inub HUM till1, SlUMAlH, CUKE PAIN IN THE SIDE AND HEAD. AND ARK thr inT PLEASANT PILL FOR COSTIVENESS THAT HAVti tVEK BtihuN 1 Will lie (icuyvi uciwc 19ns livmu'lll Rh onii, in the Temfle Gay.street, DVY r. rjiMiOi tne-lain imi tij w. v.jr. Dr.

THOMAS L. Subject "Special The doors of the Halt will be thrown open at 8V o'clock for the reception tif tbe public, he members of sister Divisions, km3 standing; rne Daughters of and the public generally, are invited to attend. Hy order, tl2-2t jip; ti. vai.i Ai i h. I.NDEfEADl'.iN I lut.

uUMl'AiN are again desiions -rrtitni, and do hereby fender thelrthafiks t'VMr. aiid faimry, and others, for the supply of Hot Coffee nd other refreshments during the- fire at the corner Pleasant and Holliday streets, on Saturdav morning last, but par-ticularW to the Messrs. Smith Curlktt, who, whilst the fire was raging in all its fury and destroying their own property, did not forget the Firemen while in discharge of their arduous duty, by supplying them with an abundant supply of Coffee and other refreshment. Such attention cannot be passed by without notice by the Members of the Independent. It EVAN M.

FORM AN, Secretary. 3 UNITED FIRE COA1PAN Tnere will K3 be an Adjourned Meeting of the United Fire Company, THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 7j at which the members are requested to attend. By order of JACOB SUMMER, It Secretary U. K. Co.

rriKW MARKET FIRE COMPANY. A k3 Special Meeting of the Company will be held at the Hall of the Engine-House on THIS (Monday EVENING, 12th instant, at 7 o'clock. Punctual attendance is requested, as business of importance, which claims tne action of every member, will be submitted for tneir consideration. By order of the President. LOUIS A.

SANTM YER, Sec'ry. It. Y-THE WASHINGTON HOSE COMPANY k2 takes this opportunity of returning their sincere THANKS to the Union Fire Com pan for the use of their Hose, on Monday morning, the 5th at the Fire corner of Parkin and Lombard sts. Also, to the Liberty and Independent for the use and offei of Hose, on Saturday morning, at the Fire at Smith Sc Curlett's; and to ivlrs. Mary Barton, for her boun tiful supply of Hot Coffee and Refreshments.

I'M OS. J. HASKEI.L, See. nr-jsA CARD. The members of Independent Cir-U5 cle No.

1, Sisters ot Benevolence, at, a special meeting held at Mechanic's Hall, corner of Baltimort and Frederick streets, offered the following tesolu-tion, which was unanimously adopted: Rtsoh-eif, That the thanks of this meeting be tendered to Mr. J. F. Huisler, for the bountiful supply of refreshments furnished by him on the 9th instant, at Mechanics' Hall. Ry order.

It A. Scribe pro tem. S.Ull'H OURLLTl' return their giaieiul Lk3 acknowledgments to the Firemen generally, for their extraordinary exertions in preservnu theii property from otter destruction th 10th inst. It' fS Irth BfcS'i' UilAAUh I El' r'UK UAi.l-XJ3 FORMA. The Young Men's Mutual Pro-tection Company is formed on the following pian It will number about thirty, bound togetheras a company 18 months.

They will proceed to California in their own vessel, suitable for trading on the Sacramento and tne Pacific Coast. They will be provisioned for 18 months, and on their arrival at Captain Suter's Fort, a portion of the company will engage in mining operations and another portion in trading with the vessel. The stock is S20O per share, anil stockholders accompanying the expedition will be expected to take two shares, 'ihis company offers the safest opportunity for young men of good moral character of any yet formed, as strict regard will be paid to morality, health, and comfort. Apply immediately to G. S.

GRIFFITH, Baltimore street, next door to the Patriot Office, or at the Sunday School Depository, No. 2 North street. lei 2-4t. -js3 MURRAY INSTITUTE. Rev.

J. 1. Done J3 LAN will deliver the FIFTH LECTS'RE oi the Course, on WEDNESDAY' EVENING, at 7 o'clock, in the Session Room of the UNIVERSAL-IST CHURCH. Subject mi J- Consrqwn crs of the Union between Fnsawf and Ir-lnud." Tickets 12t cents, to be had at John Murphy's Bookstore; at V. Holland's, 87 Baltimore street; and of m.

McBriety, corner of High and Baltimore streets. By older. GEO. S. ALLAN, feb)-4t Secretary.

rrlNUEPE DENT CIRCLE, NO. 1, MS LL2 TERS OF BENEVOLENCE, have removed from Second street to Mechanic Hall, Fredeiiei; street, one door from Baltimore. It is hoped every member will be present at 2 o'clock, on Till 5 12th inst. as business of importance wi'lbe presented. f0-2t By order.

H. R.C. s- HIBERNIAN SOCIETY. A Special Meet 5 ing of the Society, fur the purpose of making arrangements for the Anniversary Celebration, will be held in the Oliver Free School on THIS (Monday EVENING, 12th at 7 o'clock. Punctual attendance is requested, as business of importance, will be submitted for consideration.

flii-2t IacrI E. J. CHAISTY, Sec. GRAND EXHIBITION AND CO.SCERT. LL2 MOUNT VERNON SECTION No.

23 C. will give a GRAND EXHIBITION, at CARROLL HALL, on THURSDAY EVENING, 15th commencing at half-past 7 o'clock. They will be assisted by the EUTAW CHOIR, under the direction of Thomas Willis, Esq. Programme of the Exercises in a future advertisement. Tickets, admitting a Gentleman and two Ladies, 50 cents; single tickets 25 cents; Cadets and children, 12J cents to be had of the members, and at the door.

fein st nrSA CONCERT OF SACRED MLMO wiil Lk3 begive.n by the CHOIR (assisted by some kind friends! in MONUMENT ST. CHURCH, on THIS (Monday) EVENING, 12lhinst. at 1 o'clk, in behalf of that deservedly eM-tmed man, Kev. WM. lately appointed Missionary to California.

Is is to be hoped that his numerous friends will liberally patronise this humble testimonial of his worth. Tick ets 25 cents, to be had of F. Hindes. S. Maecubbin, Burke, T.

K. Turner, E. J. Church, S. P.

Thomas, or anv member of the Choir, and at the door. St 3T WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Of BAL-L3 jrt Sprint Summer Course of Lectures, jLxaminations arul Clinical Instruction. The Course will commence on the last MONDAY" oi March, and continue four months. A Commencement for Grartaation will be held at the end of the Course. The Anatomical Rooms will be opened on the 1st of For further particulars, apply to THOS.

E. BOM), Dean. i 5- GEOGRAPHY. FREE CLASS. ED VV IN HAINS purposes commencing, on the 12'h instant, to give a COURSE OF LESSONS ON GEOGRAPHY, agreeably to Naylor's system.

The public are respectfully invited to attend the course: and more particularly, the attention of those who would unite in a class, with a view of acquiring a knowledge of Geography on plan, is ardently solicited. The course will be given at the Inte Temperance Hall, corner of HANOVER and CAMDEN en trance Camden street. The hours of meeting, 10. A. M.

and 3, P. daily, First Days (Sundavs) excepted fe'J s.MThSt PARTY AND SUPPER AT THE L5 LY RE BUILDING. To assist in paving the balance of a heavy debt, which it was found absolutely necessary to incur in order to establish in Baltimore a house of the Religious Order of the "Brothers of the Christian Schools" an order having for its object the gratuitous instruction of children and the performance of the most charitable and men torious works of spiritual and corporal mercy a number of zealous and benevolent Ladies, chiefiy (though not exclusively) of the Cathedra! Congregation, generously resolved to provides publicTEA PARTY' AND SUPPER, at LYRE BUILDING, oil THIS l.Mondav) EVENING, the 12th inst. THE STEY ERMARK1SCHE MUSICAL BAND will be in attendance and will perforin the evening. it MARRIED.

On the 10th instant, by Rev. Mr. Hickey, Robert W. McHenrt, of Washington, to Fanny eldest daughter of L. W.

Gosnell, Esq of this city. On Tuesday evenmg.blh instant.by Rev. Mr Web-sier, James Henry Boyd, formerly of Washington city, to Miss Susan I-. VV illis, formerly of Dorches ter county, Md. iGamuridge and Easton papers will please copy.

DIED. On Sunday morn ne, the Ili.li instant. Mrs. Er.izi- EK111 Duvall, only daughter of Jacob Israel, in the year of her age. I he friends of the family, and acquaintance generally, are invited to attend her funeral, this (Mmd-iy) afternoon, at 1 o'ciocii, from tier late residence, west Baltimore street, near Pine.

On Friday, 9th instant. Mrs. Mary A. aged 61 years. Her friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, on this afternoon, at3 o'clock, from the residence of her brother James Taylor.

No. 56 Front street, without further notice. on tne nun instant, ot croup, harry Eugkse, youngest son of E. S. and J.

O. Fryer, aged eighteen months. New ork, Albany and Buffalo papers please copy. The friends of the family are respect fully uiviifl attend the fiiner.il this (Monday afternoon, at 3 CP ck. On the 11th instant, after short illness.

raDv Hamilton, consort of the late Hugh Hamilton, in tn. 85th year of her age. Her friends and acquaintance are requested to attend her fu ieral, from the residence of tier son, No 53i Bab imore street, without further notice. On Saturday morning, 10th instant, after a short but psinful illness of 43 hours, winch she hnre wiih christian fortitude, Mrs. Henrietta Maria Lynch, in the 78th year of her age, consort of the late Capt.

Joshua Lynch, of this city and for the last 3d years a memneroi tne.Mciiiouist. episcopal uiuiren, feavingn large circle of friends and relatives to mourn her loss. our days are as tue grass, Or like the morning flower, If one sharp wind sw. eps o'er the field It withers in an hour. I Peori-i (111.) iiarers n.ense eonv.l On the 7th instant, Emma Louisa, infant daughter ot .1.

and Muria S. Stevenson, aged 15 months. At New ork. on the. 2d i Wm.

n.it...,.n son of Jas. H. uud Jaciiitha McGrath, aged 14 months and 26 days. UrOOD, WOOD, WOOD. The subscriber has just received by Railroad, a lot of first uualitv Gree 11 White Hickory, and Dry Upland Oftk of the quality.

For srile the Philadelphia Railroad. bt st between Cana and Eden streets. 31 JOSHUA UNDERWOOD. CMli'il CUKLEIT respecttuily inform lneir friends and customers, that their business will be parti illy resumed in a few days, and will be in active operation in three weeks 12 4t PI.OUR.-Family. Extra and Super FLOURTof J- favorite brands, for sale low, and delivered to families free of charge to any part of the citv, bv WM.

H. McLEAN, 124 Ijomhard sf. t)rX BBLS. FlH OIL Landing irom senr. Harp, iwJ and for sale by F.

F. POPE, fel2-tf 81 Bowl y's Wharf. GOLD WASHER FOR j3 50 compact, simple and efficient article, co rlcte in itself, adapted for individual use price only S3 50. Manufactured and for sale by A. H.

AUSTIN, No. 61 North Euraw street, 12-3tr near Saratoga street. COAL! 65 PER TON. Lehigh, Baltimore Comp invalid Lloyd, broken and screened, of all sizes, at the COAL AND IRON YARD, Pinlpot street, near the lower end of Caroline street. Storage for Iron, Coal, Plaster, Lumber, Ac.

A 1 ACKEREL. 1.50 Lbls. No. 2 oil do No, a. landing from schooner Harp, and F.

F. POPE. 81 Bowlv's wharf. for sale by 12 rf BUCKWHEAT MEAL. 10 bbls.

and in fifty pound bags of Frost's superior Buckwheat MEAL. For sale low by WM. H. McLEAN, fe12-tft T24Lomiiard st. SUNDRIES.

150 packages TEAS, all grades do GROU MD SPICES, do. 200 lbs. MACE: 200 lbs. NUTMEGS 25 lbs. Castile SOAP 20 baskets Champagne WINE 50 m.

Imported and Domestic SEGAR3 lnodoz. BROOMS 150 sucks F. G. A. ALT loo bbls.

Domestic LIQUORS, al! kinds, with a eeneral assortment of GROCER I ES, for i Ir, nt lowest rates, on liberal terms, by J. H. BERRY 12-eotf 116 Light street wharf BALTIMORE, MONDAY, KKB'K VJ-jfi BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. FOR THE BALTIMORE. Arrival of tjjstcamcr Niagara.

14 DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. AFFAIRS OF FREXCII REPUBLIC. ELECTION OF VICE PRESIDENT. CLOSE OF THE IRISH TRIALS. Intervention in Favor of the Pore.

COTTON MARKET FIRM. Flour, Breadstuff, Ac. The steamer Niagara was telegraphed at Boston at aa early hour yesterday morning, and at 2 o'clock in the afternoon the following dispatch reached us from our Boston correspondent Boston, Feb. 11-2 P. The steamer Niagara arrived at her wharf this morning from Liverpool, after a passage of fifteen days, bringing dates to the 27th from Liverpool, and to the 26rh from London.

The British Government has determined to meet the wishes of the people, and resolved to reduce the expenditures of the several departments of State. A rise in the funds, and a general buoyant feeling is attributable to the contemplated reform. Ireland. The judges of the Court of Queen's Bench have overruled the writs of error assigned in the cases of O'Brien and his fellow-prisoners. The Court was unanimous, and nothing is now left but a hopeless appeal to the House of Lords.

It is stated that application has been made for the requisite permission from the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, in the cases of O'Brien and Meagher, but he declines to proceed any further, and is resolved to let them submit to their fate. France. France continues quiet, and the government seems to be in a state of transition. Mr. Bonlaz de La-meustk-e has been elected Vice President.

Extensive naval preparations are progressing on an extensive scale, supposed to be for an armed intervention in favor of the Pope. The latest dates from Paris state that public opinion has undergone preat change. The state of the funds opened the eyes of influential men, who are now opposed to France interfering with the affairs of Italy. The opinion in Pans is that France should abstain from actual intervention for or against the Pope; that it should throw no obstacles in the way of such powers as may offer men and money to the Pop. The government has put forth a decree denouncing as enemies to their country all persons deterred from voting for Constituent Assembly by Pope's protest.

Continental Affairs. The Frankfort Assembly has fairly cast the apple of discord among the Princes of Germany; and Austria, whilst recovering her rebellious provinces, has a new field of controversy opened in a threatened rivalry of Prussia and Germany for the throne of Naples. The Frankfort Assembly, on the decreed that the dignity of the head of the empire be given one German sovereign. It is believed that the next vote will declare the title of Emperor to be hereditary Austria having virtually withdrawn from the circle of central authority established at Frankfort, it thus remains for the Assembly to take the only alternative left to pave the way for a Prince of the House of Hoherheibera. Prussia remains tranquil.

Denmark has announced her intention to borrow even millions of dollars, and issue four millions of exchequer bills. Italy. The Pope demands the intervention of Austrii to reseat him in temporal power at Both Sardinia and France strongly remonstrated against the determination, as the Roman people have lost all reverence for the Pope as an ecclesiastic, no less than as a prince. The spiritual anathemas which he has hurled against them have been returned with complete contempt. The Markets.

Liverpool Market. Jau. 27. The Cotton market continues to be freely supplitd at the advanced rates noted at the sailing of the last steamer, viz: Fair Upland Mobile Orleans ld. The sales of the week amounted to 15,000 bales, 7,000 of which was on speculation.

BaKADsxrFFs. Corn continues in moderate demand, at 2Ss. 6d. a 30s. 6d.

Inferior white to best yellow Indian Meal is Belling at 14s. 6 J. a 1.5s. Vhsit, in bond, 6s. 3d.

to 7a. Id. Fiour, in bond, best Western 26s. Provision? Beef is steady. The steamer Euro-pa's advices have stiffened prices.

Pork and Bscon have declined Is. to 2s. per cwt. Lard is quosed at 30s. to 36s.

Cheese brings full prices, but the stock is greatly reduced. Ikon. The iron trade continues active, at ad vanced rates. Manufactures. The accounts from the manufacturing districts are satisfactory.

At Manchester and the surrounding cotton districts great activity prevails, and an improved tone is apparent in commercial affairs Money Market. There is also an improvement observable in the state of the pubiic securities. Consuls for money and account, 91 1 to 01 showing an advance of two ner cent. American Stock Market. At London, on the 26th, U.

S- 6 per cents, 1563, 104 a 105; New York 5 per cents, 1855, 53 a 60; 1S92. 6 and 5 per cents, 91J a ex. Ohio 6 per cents, 1S56 and 1S60, 93; Louisiana 5's, Baring Sc Co's, of 1S50, 87; Maryland 5's, sterling bonds, 94 a 95; Alabama 5's, 55; Missouri sterling bonds, 60. Telegraphed for tins Baltimore Sun. Nkw Vok, February 10 9 P.

M. The cotton market is quiet to-day, but prices are steady, ns quoted yesterday dealers waiting the news. Sales amounting to 1,000 bales, and for the week about 5,000 bales, at i to cent decline on prices prior to the Canada. Rice is dull sales to-day of 300 tierces at to 3 1-18 per lb as to quality. The flour market is steady but not active.

Sales during the day of 5,000 bbls at 5 37 a S-3 56 for Western and 5 62 a 85 75 for Genesee; Southern brands 5 37 a 85 50. Corn Meal S2 94. Rye Flour S3 25. Nothing of moment doing in wheat. Small sales of red at 81 OS, and Genesee held at SI 24.

Corn is steady, with sales of 30,000 bushels at 51 cents for mixed and 56 a 59 cents for yellow Oits, Virginii, 25 cents, and Northern 40 cents. Rye 67 cents There is less movement in pork, and prices drooping. Sales of 400 bbls at 813 25 for mess and 1 1 50 for prime. Mess Beef S13 50. Bacon steady sales of lard, 300 bbls at 6 a 6.

Tallow cents The grocery market i quiet. Sugars and Molasses rather heavy prices slightly depressed. Rio Coffee 6J a 6 cen's. Siles of 200 bbls. whisky at 23 a 24 cents per gallon.

Telegraphed for the Baltimore Sun. Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 10, P. M. The Registry Law Repealed The Efforts to Form a New Constitution Defeated The Legislature of our State has repealed the registry law.

The Senate to-day refused to take up the bill providing for a vote by the people in calling a Convention for the purpose of forming a new State Constitution. The vote on the refusal stood twenty to nineteen. Makylaxd Pssitkntiary. The Annual Report of the directors of the Maryland penitentiary, for the past year, made to the Governor, shows that for the ye-r ending Novemlier 3Uth, there were S3 prisoners roceived, So discharged by the expiration of their terras; 11 pardoned; 1 escaped, and died; leaving in confinement 2 prisoners '321 males and .17 females a decrease of 23 prisoners compared with the previous year. The expenses of the institution during the year, have exceeded the earnings of the prisoners by 91.

Of the 14 prisoners pardoned, 1 was by Gov. Pratt, 12 by Gov.Thomis, and 1 by President Polk. We may perhaps give this document hereafter entire, or at least notice its interest ing statements more at length. Catoctix Vallby Lands The Catoeiiii (Md.) Whig says that the farm of Mr. Joseph Danucr, near Middletown, was sold a few days since to Mr.

David Coblentz for 860 per acre. The farm of Mr. Jacob Feaster, containing 200 acres, was also sold to Mr. Josh. Crampton for $12,000 $60 per acre Bak 15 Chaklkstox Harbor.

The ship John Ra-veuel, from Liverpool, got ashore in Charleston harbor on the 5th inst. Three to four hundred sacks of alt were thrown over te lighten her, and on being gotten off next day, it was supposed the balance was injured, aa there was four feet water her hold. Majoh Bliss and Party The hospitalises of the city were tendered to Major Bliss and lady and Mrs. Geu. Taylor, as they passed through S.vannah, Ga.

The same was done at AUcon, but declined in both cases. Ma. Clifford, our Minister to Mexico, and fami ly, arrived at Vera Cruz oil the 24th and proceeded to the Mexican Capital the following day. ESTThey have splendid heads of lettuce in Xew York, as large as snall cabbages, brought by the last steamer from Charleston. Mr Isaac Cbcm had one of his hands so badly Injured by a threshing machine, at Middletown, Md.

to require amputation of the 'A i Ow tl', i expressly for the CAA i are invited to give me a call. Aivays m4 a general assoitmeut of FRUIT, NUTS, a OF llell Wl I BO at ho -iiKeeners jmii lieu era i. 1 r-nx. ill mfa, 111 rge or be -desired, by JOSEPH 5 Manufactory and Fruit Store, rOBIK FLANNELS. Just received by J.

P. HANSON, Another lot of Blue, Mode and Crimson for ladies' Josies, at37i cts figured Scarlet no. at 28 cents. Also, a lot of heavy twilled Biue FLANNEL, nuitable for California Shirting. No.

215 PRATT STREET, between Hanoverand Sharp streets. ENTLEMF.iN AlND LADIES who are in want of Dry Goods will do well to call before purchasing, Cat No. C51 West Baltimore street.) for although we cannot boast of selling goods at any price offered, or without regard to cost, yet we sell as cheap we can and as near as possible, to ail alike; and though we cannot offer Goods by the bale and case, yet we have a most excellent assortment of good Goods. Call and see for yourselves. JOSEPH FARROW, 12 tf No.

651 VV. Baltimore street. I 'HE CHEAP CORNER. BARGAINS IN DRY J- GOODS. AO DECEPTION.

The stock of Goods in thisStore having recently changed hands, is now selling off, without regard to cost all those in want of New and Desirable Goods should call imme diately at the corner of Front and Baltiinjre streets, Vo 13 Washington Hnll Buildings. fel2 tf. I UIMfc, AO THli RED POST SI ORE To ShJi yj THE BARGAINS. Wide Muslin, 4 cents; Calico, 4 cents; double width Sheeting, 12-j; fancy Al pacas, 25; large Blankets, 50; Canton Flannel, tii; Cassinet, 12; Wool Flannels, 12i; Ticking, 61; Ging ham, bi; best Shirting, fu. Broad Cloths, fine Irish Linen, 25 cents.

SMITH HOUCIC'S Cash Store, 235 Lexington street, fel2-tf 2 door" East of Pearl. LINEN GOODS, at No. 52 HANOVJSR SI. I have just received a large assortment of LINEN GOODS, at exceedingly low prices. Superfine Irish Linen, for bosom and collars, from 37i cents; Linen, or ordinary purposes, as low as 12i cents, extraordinary cheap; 5-4 Pillow Case Linen, at 37i cents; B-4 to 13-4 Karnsley Sneeting, at the lowest price: striped Linen, for Shirts, at 37J Table Damask, as low as 37i cents, with Table Cloths, Napkin, Sec.

tf JOHN A. ROCHE. I ANUFAC1UKEKS OF DYE 'J- subscribers have on handa large stock of chipped and ground DYE WOODS, which they offer in com-peti ion with any other manufacturers- Also, Dealers in Indigo, Cochineal, Madder, Alum, Copperas, Salts of Tin, Cream Tartar.Argois.Sumac. Quercitron Bark, Acids, and articles in use hv Dyers. EMACK BAKER, io.

iM limbard si reet. HiHLY IMPORTANT and very interesting to all in want of cheap articles. Knives and forkB. superior quality, $1 a set: Head Brushes and Combs: Soaps; Perfumeries; Gold Pens and Pencil Cases. Work Boxes; Writing Desks; Port Folios; Gloves.

4c. We shall continue as heretofore to runoff goods, it such low prices as must continue to make our store the point of attraction of all in pursuit of bargains. Right on the corner of Bultimoreand Charles streets. MORTIMER MOWBRAY. LRENuH TISSUE PAPER.

The subscriber have just received an assortment of this beautiful PAPER, of the most approved shades, for making Artificial Flowers, to which we call the atttn tiou of the ladies and those niteiesied. For sale wholesale and retail, at J. W. BOND fc CO'S Cheap Book and Paper Str-re, 44 Baltimore street, It 1 doorEaKtof Frederick street IJASCUAL l-HlNCHl LLiA, Sergeant ot Baiiu I Regiment U.S Artillery; P. Gallagher, lair of Regiment of Louisiana Voluntas; Hernial' late of Capt.

Taylor's Company Murvlnndamt District of Columbia Regiment; Elbridge G. Tilton, lato of sd Regiment U. S. Arnllerv, can have tiieii Land Warrants by calling at our office, No. Bain-more street.

SPRAGUE ROOT, 12 3t Attorneys at Law. Land Warrants wanted. Mt markoi rates. DISPATCH POST. Tiie i allies and lienl ieinei are thus notified that the DISPATCH POST has been put intoactive operation.

The P. M. G. has ap pointed Mr. JOHN PANN ELL, with numerous us Bistants, which insures prompt deliver'.

That there may be no mistake, our Boxes are painted Red, ami are placed at the following places, or corners: Opposite Post-Office, attended day and night; one at Broadway and Wilk; oueat Caroline and Gough; out at Eden and Orleans; one at Eastern Dispensary; one at High and Baltimore; one at Pratt and High: one Ashland Square; one at Gay and High; one at Lombard and Market space; one at Sun office; one at Light and Pratt; one at Hill and Hanover; one at Pratt and Howard: one at Charles ar.d Baltimore; one at Saratoga and Charles: one at, Lexington and Howard; one at Franklin and Howard: oneat Franklin and Green; one at Green and Baltimore sts. 3t POSTMASTER GENERAL. CD. FLUTING SCISSORS; QUILLING IRONS; Crumping Machines; Dish Covers; Chafing Dishes: Coffee and Tea Urns, with Spirit Lamps; Bronzed Umbrella Stands; Solar Limps: Gnandoles; Plated and Britannia Ware; Shovels, Tongs and Fenders: Table Cutlery: Pocket and Pen Knives; Razors; PERFUMERY; Tea Trays and Waiters, and a greal variety of other goods, at the lowest prices. CORTLAN 12-tfr 23 Baltimore street.

ENGLISH TOILET SETS AND DINNER SER VICES. BURGESS, DALE Sc 147 BAL TIMORE STREET, have iust opened a lot ot very handsome CHAMBER SETS, and gut and colored DINNER SERVICES, which they will sell off cheap in consequence of declining the reiail business. B. D. Co.

intending to confine themselves to an Importing and Package Trade, will dispi se of their liolesaleand Reiail Business on favorable terms. jl2-5t 7ES'i'S ETHERIAL OIL is allowed to be tiie best known, as it gives a better light, and will burn longer than others known under tne same name. Such is the estimation in which it is held, that I am prepared to prove that 1 have manufacturtd and sold, within the last 12 months, more than aii the other manufacturers in Baltimore combined. It is now used almost universally in this and the Southern and estern cities; and lust, th nigh not least, I have received orders for the famed "gold regions of California," where it will soon enable tiie ardent adventurer to gather the precious metals by its silvery light. As many have been imposed on by a spurious article, I would state for the information of the public that the words "WEST'S ETHERIAL OIL" are on my wagons, from which it is served regularly atany of the city.

It is also for sale by W. H. SPILK-ER, (City Oil HOPKINS, Broadway; RIV-bOLD, corner Madison and Howard streets; JACK-sON, cor. South Pacaand Green streets; and others. tSA liberal discount made to wholesale dealers; and all orders left at my manufactory, No.

15 SHARP STREET, will receive prompt attention. A large supply of LAMPS, of all descriptions, for burning Etherial Oil. OIL LA PS altered. 12 tf fr C. WEST.

15 Shun- street. BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE, I NDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST Episcopal CHURCH. N- C. BROOKS, A. Principal.

It is the design of the 1 rustees of thislnstitution to establish, upon the most liberal basis, a Female Col-lege, in accordance with the principles of the Church under whoss auspices it is founded, and adapted to the meansof its members and friends. Arrangements are in progress to raise funds for the errction of the necessary buildings, the puichaseof a library, apparatus, and the permanent endowment of the Institution. As soon as the increase of pupils will justify the measure, all the departments of instruction will be organized under able professors, wiihnecrs-siry assistance, and every facility afforded for instruction which is enjoyed in the bast seminaries. The course of instruction is intended to develop the intellectual, locial and moral facul ies; and by im parling a morougn, practical, accomplished and Chris Lin uiuuiiuiiii, ti i uc I'ui'n iur me iaiini ui aisciiarge of the responsible duties that await her in life. Great pains wili be tiken to promote intellectual advancement, by rendering the acquisition of knowledge pleasant, and by training the pupil to correct habits of nought and reflection.

The proper exercise of the social feelings will be entournged by inculcating whatever I elongs to re fined manners, and dignified couitesy in our inter course with otliers; whiler reading, recitations and expositions, from the Bible, will f'niiliarize the mind with the. irut.iis ot our holy re igion, and imbue the heart with right principles of action ar.d rules for the government of life. The course of instruction endiracps the following departments, with their several bra. ches of study, viz: a Biblical department; a department of Ancient Language sand Belles' Letters; a depaUment of Mathematics and Natural Sciences; a department of Modern Languages; anda department of English and Ornamental Branches. For the advantage of young ladies who may desire to quali themselves, a Normal or Teachers' Class will lie formed in the Insti'ution.

in which they will be carefully instructed in all that appertains to that useful profession. To enable them to apply what they thus learn, they will be permitted occasion to teach the lower classes. Parents and guardians who contemplate patronizing the Institution, are desired immediately to signify their intention to the or nnv of the Trusrees. It will be opened on MONDAY, February 19th, at No. Hti FAYETTE war Sharp, with the following I-structors of ability and experience: It' u- M.

D. D. Lecturer in Biblical Department-N. C. Brooks.

A. Ancient mH Ar thematics. English and Ornamental Branches. TERMS. Board per Session of 11 weeks, fiucluding Washing md Kooiii t- urniture, in advance, Tuiiioni'i Elementary 4 00 First Juvenile Class, Second Junior Class, Senior Diploma and Graduation Foe, Fuel, Stationery, Instrumental Music and the Modern 6 fi( 8 co 10 00 12 5 10 HO I no 1 00 Languages will be tauglit at extra charges.

Reference may be nade to the Trustees of the Institution, or to any meml erof the Baltimore Annual Conference. TRUSTEES. Rev- Wm. Hamilton, Washington, D. C.

John Bear, Baltimore. Henry Slicer, Georgetown, D. C. Norval Wilsi Fredericksburg, Va. Edwin Dorsey, M.

Baltimore. G. C. M. Roberts, M.

Thos. B. Sargent, Bishop Waugh, John A. Collins, Charles B. Tippelt, A.A.Reese.

George Hildt, Robt. S. Vinton, Wm. B. Edwards, Robert G.

Armstrong, Philip Hiss, Chapin A. Harris, M. D. John G. Chappell, George Rogers, Henry W.Drakely, James Purvis, John W.

Randolph, John S. Brown, Joghu-i Royetoit, George Sunders, Bv order of the Board, T. B. SARGENT, Secretary. Baltimore, February 10th.

1S4P- fe12 iflQ HANCE'S COMPOUND ino lUO SYRUP OF HOARHOUND, 1U3 AND HANCE'S HOARHOUND CANDY. Price of the Syrup, 50 cents per bottle, or six bottles for $2 50. Price of the Candy 25 cents per package, or five packages for SI. For snle by SETH S. HANCE, 108 Baltimore, and by Druggists throughout the.U oited states, tM7r TJe.ST.'Gainks.

This "honored veteran soldier has assumed the command of the Western Division of the Army; headquarters, New Orleans. His Division Order No. 1, is dated New Orleans Jan. 23. The following officers compose the staff of the command ing General: 'Col: Braxton Bragg, 3d Artillery, Act ing Adjutant General; Major J.

II. Eaton, 3d Infan try, Acting Judge Advocate; 1st Lieutenant, Patrick-Calhoun, 2d Dragoons, Aid-de-Camp. Loss of the Forth. This steamship, of the British West India line, it is now ascertained, has been wrecked. She went ashore on Los Alacrancs, on the 11th ult, with 160 souls on board, but no lives were lost.

Her mails and some of her passengers arrived at Vera Cruz on the 25th in a Mexican schooner. Valentine's Day. The Post-Office, we learn, is already becoming the depository of an immense number of Valentines, and between now and Wednes day, we doubt not, there will be a perfect flood of them, as well as through the Post, which, we observe, is also in operation. Those who do not wish their iove missiles to find their way to the "dead letter" office at Washington, should be careful to write the direction in a plain hand, as well as to give the street and number of the house to which they are to be delivered, so that they nisy be speedily deliverer Tea Party This Evening. A number of bene volent ladies, principally, though not altogether of the Cathedral congregation, will give a tea party and supper this evening, in the siloon of Brown's Lyre Building, to assist in paying the balance of a heavv debt incurred order to establish in Baltimore a house of the religious order of the of the Christian Schools" an order having for its object the gratuitous instruction of youth, and all other works of Christian benevolence.

Under the circumstances the ladies cannot fail to have a large number of par takers of the sumptuous entertainment to be spread out by them ttus evening. Grand Vocal and Instrumental of Thos. Sckaff. It will be seen by an adver tisement in anoth' column, that a grand vocal and instrumental concert will be given this evening, at Carroll Hall, for the benefit of Thomas Schaff, well known to our citizens as a piano forte maker, who has had the misfortune to loose his eyesight. There will be about forty instrumental performers, besides a number of distinguished vocalists and amateurs.

The object is a most worthy one, and wilt doubtless attract a large audience. Concert TiitsE VENINvr. A Concert of canril nut sic will be given this eveniug.at the Monument street cnurcit, in oenan oi tue Kev. Win. Taylor, recently appointed missionary to A bible wiil also be presented to the Rev.

gentleman, on the occasion, iortne use oi me i iiinornia chapel, now in the pro gress of erection. An original farewell hvmn will also tie sang. Rositei:" Great Ti. paintings of Rossiter, consisting of the "Return of tne Dove to ttieArk, 'and "Menam exulting in the Instruction ot Piiaroah's Host," exhibiting at Car roll Hall wi.l doubtless attract a large number of vi-; alters. Choi.esa'.

for tit' ProvW! A Dis course on the Origin, Progr'ss, and Cure oftho Asia tie- il.n1r.i I i.i in. lKAPKK, ()J ashiiigtoii city, on Monday Ei-tnins, the Ulh at Saratoga Hall, corner of Sarnrocn ami I sneeis, coi'-iiieiiemg at ctoeK. The Krat exne- i ui i 1 pctii cnec, lull is now producing teror and death in several sections of the country, will render his lecture of high valu C. .1 .1. 1 1 T- el I if I 1 I 1 rr.

in fjrdil i.t,.. II i. l. asaJ uiouirmaim neaus oi amines Milium avau tnemesives ot tne present op portuiiiry to learn how prevent and cure the fear fill ec.iiirs 'f nil 1 innnrf'i 4.1 4 1 4. 1 1 w.wwo in LU HI tllC IIChf-3 Will be sol I at Uh cents each, at Armstrong Berry's, juiwii, wuii so astonished tne Ffopieot Baltimore, is the full tide of success in auninfftiin.

Iiili-m PlTBWVi-lT nr 1. uiiuviiuinii) ia one oi me rot nTi.lo mil i uiiiiMiiiKi9ui incitKG. iur. li i i a i neing deprived oi sight, cannot judge of character as one half i i-iioirufl. ri t'i'frarHllc DUE ls coi.ipeueu coeive rne cnaracrer as tie rinds it mark ed upon tne head.

recommend all our readers t( take the e-'irliest opportunity of calling on him. La dies and gentlemen calling wiil receive every attention. Mr Julian's office is in Concert Hall Penn svlvama Avenue, 6th and 7th streets. Oiiiei hours troin 10 A. M.

to 10 P. M. of Grand Consolidated Lottery of Class 11, for February 10 53 I 47 3d 2 6i oj 33 6d 3 69 41 32 27 23 9. Prizes sold every day in the 1 Utenes-great and small at Coivill Co's sreu ii'as-K), Building, corner Calver iuu iiaiuiiiiin-stittii, less tiian six good prizes (not tne capitals.) soid on Saturday two of one thousand dollars, and four others ail in tne Grand Con- feoiiuaieu inrery. i oi o-i, jjl.mm, gold a of tickets, was shiii ri-r imlr i Oiiio.

Good prizes can aiways be had at that fortu- iiuie oiuce. Roi.T.Tvr, Ori- to tub TV vi- i uui.3a.iy), 1 2 So, tiie snug sum ot 1,000 dollars; 1 47 S3, another of the same amount. dollar, both sold sn. turday. evening.

Feb. and six three-number prizes in me small iry same day, ail s-ld bv the truly lortunate Miller Co. Our splendid success is astonishing. a drawins but some of the best prizes are sold at tne prize-selling house of Miller Sc. Co.

Jn'j PT FeD- 12 Prizes in every 22 tickets ui.uuiM. rauniitfs may ciraw over blu.ooo, and cost only e3 63, shares 3i cents. To-dav. suleiuhil. fi tit i TiiiiHili.liro Sc Co.

for a splendid prize, at the corner of Baltimore hii ii Trade am! Monetary SALES AT STOCK BOARD SAT CRD A V. 53,973 83 div. bonds 851. In relation to the rumor that the Secretary of the Treasury is about to exchange $2,000,000 for Treasury notes, the N. Y.

Evening Post says: "We understand, from reliable sources, in reference to a rumor of a loan on foot, of two millions on Treasury notes, that the Secretary has lately expressed himself opposed to it, from the impression of censure attached to it on a former occasion, and that nothing of the kind will take place." A New York letter of Friday evening says: "The money market shows no relief. The payments at the Sub-Treasury are SlSO.onn to-day and the amount in vault will reach 62,800,000 to-night. Stocks are heavy consequently. "In Freights, I hear of corn being taken at 7d: 600 tons henvy ireieht at 25s; Oott in at. 5-lGd, and 7-32d tor compressed; 5 0 bbls.

Beef to London at 4s 6d and 16iK) bags Coilee to Antwerp at ic. The Mary Adeline was soid at and the Hannah Spraeue at about probably for California. The H. S. is 419 tons, and 8 years old.

"The sales of Cotton yesterday were larger than reported, having reached 3.000 hales. To-day they are hales at the ic. decline before reported. bbls- Orleans Molasses at 23 i 100 hhds. Siuar at ft a 5i cents, and 100 do.

Porto Rico ataoi. Coffee is firm. Rice is verv heavv. and ti'prp is no buy. The stock is 7 or 8,000 tif rces, and buyers are holding off lor a decline.

The quotations are nominal 3 a $3 2. "Sales of 3,000 bales good Western Ft-nth it cents cash. At New Orleans, on the 31st Texas red haMr notes sold at 10 to 12 cents on the dollar; Texas 8 and 10 per cent, bonds 15 to la cents on the dollar. uALii.ni'n&i'iii.Mii.i, i cu. in.

i iik iiou market is without much change. Sales early this morning of 1 t. r-i 1. 1 1 'T" a iii 'la. nowani tireet siraignt oranus at 87s, rtnd h) more oil tune, mixed, at the same price.

At the ilo of ii or' Aitn liKis? Hi1-, which holders gr-iira lv wem Msk-ms. iii lers are tirin in asking Corn meal nominal" at 2 njr unui at c. i ne receipts of wheat are very moderate. Small sales of red, from wagons, at toad 0M: while noiiimril ml ci A li'18 5, and yellow at 43 a 50. uats Uiaol Bye 60 cents per bushel.

The provision marset exhibits no special change. I.les mCMi IU 13.a 'n al nt 10 75 a l. Lacon unchanged. I.ird 7 a 8 cents in bbls ii.i.t Uts. Groceries are quiet; no sales of moment; 'S at 2311 24 Sf.NDAY SCHOOL S(7-Lk5 PKR I TKM )KN TS A.M TKAC1IKKS next Regular Meeting of the Baltimore Sunday School Superintendents and Teachers Association, will li held in ST.

PK I'KR'S tProt. Kpis CHI RCH, corner of Sharp and German sts, Tills (MOi.d ayj EVKXIXG, at o'clock. The officers and teachers of all Kvangelieal Sunday Schools are invited to be present. A Shrmox will be by the Rev R. S.

KlLI.lN". If JOHN' F. McHLTOX Sec'v. f-SMK. SAVSO.N'S LKOTl'RKS.

The last J3 Lecture of Hev. Mr. SAMSON'S Course, on the B1BI.K LAXDS, will be delivered in the Lecture Room of the SEVENTH BAPTIST CH L'RCH. cor ner of Faca and Saratoga streets, on THIS (Monday) EVENING, J2ih inst nit, at 74 o'clock. Subject I raiestine." as tins will he tne last L.cciure, holders of Course Tickets will please hand them at the door.

it I Ran i div isioN, no. a. s. of t. LK3 Oihcers.

Brothers and Members Elect are hereby notlhed that an otfipinl visit- will iiuiln In ihi Division, at the emple, THIS (Mondaf) EVENING, by the G. W. D. G. W.

and Members of the Grand Division, when it is expected that all wuo can win up i-ieseni to umtein the interesting ceremonies and important business eif the meeting. he Division will be opened at 7 o'clock, and initiations take place immediately thereafter. In T. LOUIS F. LANNA.Y, W7 P.

It fRl CIMRLES SORAN. Ft IK THl' PRl AMOTION OF THE MR( HA AK 1 s. rhe resuiar nioulhly meeting the Inst the 14th instant, at 7 o'clock, at ihe HALL t'-U 3tl S-wi'i. Kivrvs riKFUe win meet oa THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock. Itf 1 lierejiave b-en turther Bales of 250 boxes Pemi'a Seed Lent Tobacco, Part to go to neihbrin cities, at 4 a 10 cents; hhds.

irgmia.for export, at 2 a 31 low grades, and bales Yarn at numc rnereis moreenquirv tor Cloverseed, with small sales ot Pennsylvania at. fit a 7 rents Aales r.f on bbls. rough Flax at SI 25 per bushel "About 1,000 bbls. 8 ia at Xorth Carolina, and S'l for Wigto. Spirits 'are se 'I ri slowly at JJ5 cents, cash." 4 are seui-ls me nepuiini uic miu ui iianaKers upon the biibiectof tUa erection tif a Hall for the I stitute wiil be laid before the meeting, a general attendance is desirable.

By order. .1 a fl WKuNKSDAY, the l4tii instant, will tie giv-VrAnrCARJOM' HALL, a GRArfD VOKCERT, by the famous TWIN lister,) MISS ADELE and ftirrVu- assisted by Madame formerly Pri-mo renoreof the Grand Opera, Berlin. PROGRAMME-PA R'llL 1. Grand Duette for Piano and Violin, by Adcle and o. llonnstock.

2. Mad. Bishop's favorite Ballad, sung by Mad. Muiler. 4' wfW' f0r Violin' by Hohnstock.

Sclmmckert. ES by Sig. hmitt, Executed on Piano, prin-6. Grand Elude by May-S cipally forthe right hand, er' T. 1'vMissHohnstock.

7. 8. 9. 10. Quartette for one Violin Sol'o, bv Hohnstock "Don Juan," for Piano, composed i executed by Miss Hohnstock.

Sand unca," Spanish song, by Mad. Muiler. 1 olcade Concert, for Piano, composed and exe- ii.vi iry xlollliaiOCK. 11. Duette, for Soprano and Tenor, from "Titus composed by Mozart, sung by Madame Mull'er and Mg.

Schmuckert. 12. Grand Fantasia, for Violin, composed by Paga- niui for his pupil, C. Hohnstock. Ci 1 his composition is the most difficult ever writ- icapabieroUCeS effcCt WhlC" the "wtnimeiit f-Tickets 50 cent 8 to be had at the Mubic Stores.

To commence at 8 o'clock. s4 NEW A It A miKM 1'VT i IM.H.XIL (J. Several gentlemen, interested in the cause of Public Education in this city, ive leased mVI? i.ie4.rj'.1S1It('rs(:ta sreat expense) this SPLEN -vlf URV' lhe Purpose of KlTording to the outn of this cit van onportunit of fu II understanding the Geography, History and Resources of this There will beafull course of LEC-I LREfe. lllnsirating the Geography and History, also BoUiiiim and Mineral Resources of the country, at each Exhibition. Having witnessed several exhibitions, we are fully satisfied that a more accurate ideaot the Character and Manners of the People of Mexico can be obtained from an exhibition of this Panorama, when properly illustrated by the popular lecturer, than by weeks of otndv from books The Lecture THIS EVENING will embrace the History of the ar, from the landing of our troops at Vern Cruz until theirarri val in the City of Mexico On TUESD AY AFTERNOON the Geography 'f tlieCouutry.

I lusLecture win be particularly adapted to the instruction of youth. YER AND SULLIVAN. A full and authentic account of the PRIZE ri'jiii, ociwecii iijer aim uiiivan, will be found 111 the New Yrork Herald, just received at TAYLOR'S. NORTH ST. Also, a fe copies of the EXTRA POLICE GAZETTE, with all the particulars, price of each 6i cents.

Also, just published: THE CALIFORNIA GUIDE BOOK, comprising Col. Fremont Geographical Account of Upper California, Major Emery's Overland Journey. fcc. Price 50 cents. DEMOCRACY IN FRANCE, by Mons.

Price 25 cents. WHARTON THE WHALE-KILLER. 25 cents. ESTELLE, or the CASTLE OF McAN VAH- tale of Domestic Life. 25 cents.

The above, with others, for sle at WM. TAYLOR'S, Nos. 4 and 5 North street. It nearly opposite the Post-Qffice. VALE NTINES.

The subscriber's assortment of VALENTINES is equal to that of any in thd city, with prices as low. JOS. ROBINSON, Printer. Bookseller and Stationer, No. 17 Baltimore st.

AND JOB PRINTING of every description done at the shortest notice, at the lowest prices. The most beautiful Fancy Types, Borders, Xyio-graphs. Flourishes, fcc, for fancy Printing. 1T. VALENTINE'S THE BEST VALENTINE OF THE DAY" Is a Budget of Wit and Humor, or Morsels of Mirth for the Melancholy a certain cure for the Blues, and all Serious Complaints.

Comprising Comic Lectures on Heads, Faces, Noses. Mouths, Animal Magnetism, with Specimens of Eloquence, Transa -tionB of Learned Societies. Comic Songs, Delineations of Eccentric Characters. By DR VALENTINE. With 12 Portraits of Dr.

Valentine, 111 his most Celebrated Characters. PRICE FIFTY CENTS. For sale at WM. TAYLOR'S, Nos. 4 and 5 North street, fe12-2tr.

Opposite the Post Office. ALEN TIN ES! ALEN TIN Received this morning, by Express, another supply of very beautiful VALENTINES, exceeding inneh-ness and beauty anything ever before produced, and st prices which enable me to offer extraordinary inducements to all who wish to buy a very handsome Valentine at a 'ery cheap price. VALENTINE ENVELOPS of all sizes, and VALENTINE WRITERSof every sentiment. Laced and F.mbos ed PAPER and ENVELOPS, of over one hundred different styles, very cheap. Motto, Friendship and Forget-Me Not ftARDS.

Transparent, Silver, Cameo and Motto WAFERS, of every variety embracing in all a full assortment of everything suited to the present Valentine Season, all at my customary Cheap Prices, Wholesale and Retail. A. P. JiUKT, No. 7 Baltimore 12-or between the Bridge and Centre Market.

A RAFFLE OF A VALENTINES. one valued at One Hundred Dollars, and contains a Diam md Ring, Necklace, Ear-Rings set with Diamonds and Pearls and to be raffled in 50 chances. It will consist of seven prizes at S2 per chance. Call and examine for yourselves at VALENTINE HEADQUARTERS. S.

E. SMITH, S7 Baltimore Sun Building, feH-2f corner of Gay. ELEGANT VALENTIN ES. CUGLE 4 BER-GER have received an invoice of BEAUTIFUL VALENTINES, on Satin and Embossed paper, excelling in richness and beauty those of last year sold by them, which they offer for sale in quantities or at retail, at PRICES UNUSUALLY LOW1. Call and examine beiore buying elsewhere, as there are none like them in the city.

CUGLE Sc BERGER, 12-4tr 254 Bali more street. VALK.I'l.hS AT ONE HUNDRED DOL- fivLls AT 751 10AN'U Also, from SIX CENTS to FOUR DOLLARS. CUPID'S GRAND EXHIBITION, At Nos. 226 and 57 BALTIMORE ST. Walk in! walk 111! and sec the show.

On the Fourteenth with your permission, St. Y'alentine's the day you know, On winch we close our exhibition. These sights I clearly shall explain show-man now my blissful trade i-All shapes I try your smiles to What, won't I do to please you. Ladies and Gents, now view again This Valentine that lovely lady, YY'ho smiles on that dear youth, her swain. So sweet he thinks her his already But now behrdd that drooping tree, (1 think the ladies call it willow, 1 And here that jilted lover see.

Planting a sprig beneath his pillow. And now, behold this clergyman, Who on an ass his flock is teaching, He stutters so, good holy man. You'd think it was the ass a preaching-Here see the charmer he has wed. She of the stammers soon will cure him; She breaks the tea-pot on his head The drunken sot she ran't endure him. Behold this Valentine see there 'T18 mith, so brisk and mellow; And that sweet, beauteous, smiling fair.

His promised bride the happy fellow, his bright example seize, my friends. His Valentines at once be buying Marry before the winter ends, For cursed cold is lonely Iving. S. E. SMITH, Governor General for Cupid of the igti Court of Love, original Valentine Headii-inrttrs, 57 Baltimore street.

Sun Buildings, S. E. corner of Gav street, tFAnd No. 226 Baltimore street, 1 door below Chnrln Prices unusually low. Call and examine before very cheap PROCLAIM IT TO THE WUKLO.

ltiAi MAiyuj a uuinfOUND SYRUP HnARHnTTNn is. without oixiur OF the most safe and speedy cure. for all diseases arisine 6 1 8' WhlCh' ''fortunately To- nO IN CONSUMPTION If Hsiicp'h ftonmniinrf A. -VT" on the first appearing of! a grave? ami "ave the 8UrTerer from anmefy Price 50 cents per bottle, or six bottles for ,2 no Sold by KKTH Vi 12 tF13rt No, 108 Baltimore street. TT .1.

lkKCi.XLf?'A XXZ't" ojapeecn-." viiu 1 iian iiiuvcu itseii superior tn every article hitherto offered for clearing the voice VlllllBllTO lirtho 1 U.t i 1 UOWJCI6, oingers ana others who use tlieir voice a great deal should use it freely ciSt? or fave for 1. For sale by SETH S. HANCE. 108 Baltimore st. fel2 tfel3r ONE BOTTLE OF DR.

TRACT OF LIVERWORT AND TAR is sufl hcient to arrest the most violent cases of Cough Cold or Consumption. It gives compose and rest at nieht and strengthens the lungs and brenRt. Piice 1 ner bottle. For sile by SETH S. HANCE, 108 Balti- more cor r.f Charles nnd Piatt Rta'.

tlMHr (OLD, RAVy, DAMP, CHILLY WEATHER, is calculated to give every one cold. CVAXl'w- 19 HANCE'S HO A RHO ir.Vl nsnrnv iseertain to cuie it. A single package, which costs but twenty-five cents, will afford relief-five "pack TO7Rhtfh4OTr 1Q8 BALI Lecture and Exhibition on WEDNESDAY FVR NING for the BENEFIT OF THE ORPHAN ASYLUM OF ST. VINCENT OF PAUL. -Evening Lecture a I 7 o'clock; Afternoon do.

at 3 o'clock. Admission, 25 cts-; Chi dren 12. 12-31' IJUVlllg cisrwiici cio vc iiavc iur oniv COmpletf flfl- sortment in the city -f SENTIMENTAL AND COMIC VALENTINES, Plain and Fancy Note Pa Dcrs. Envelopes. Wnoiesaie verv lour ii.i 1 count of each drawing sent immediately after it over to all who order from ns.

Address, EGERTON Corner of Exchange Place and South H' NOTICE. The "SmaWry Schem'es will hereafter be regularly drawn on every Teh' DAY, THURSDAY an SATURDAY of each S3.000, 5 of 81,000, Pickets SI, quarters 2o cents. A full package of 25 whole Uckets, containing every number in the ouarter's CertlfiKate halves 7 60 quarters ijd 7j. fl8-5tr Pratt itrMU. 01 tF19r.