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TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. ;i, 1844.
CoxunEfS —Organization or bulk Houses—Tin
President's Message. It will lie seen liy tlie let
ter of our Congressional Reporter, that a quo
rum was formed in both Houses of ( ongrcss
yesterday; consequently the President's .Mi s
sawe will he delivered at noon to-day, and will
be immediately despatched by Government
Express for this city. In order to accommo
date all who may wish to procure early copies
of the Message, wo shall have it for sale at our
counter a little alter one o'clock, or imme
diately after the arrival of the Express
NATIONAL CONVENTION. It lias boon pro
posed in some of the papeis, that the American
Republicans hold a National Convention on
the J'.'d of February next, to issue a general de
claration of principles and to secure unanimity
of action. No dry nor'.J bo so appropriate for
such a meeting as 100 birth-day ol the bather
of Ins country —lor the object of the Conven
tion would bo, to secure and perpetuate the in
dependence which ho was mainly instrumental
in procuring for his country. Wo approve oi
the proposition and shall give it our hearty co
operation. To insure success to the great cause
in which the American Republicans arc engag
ed, there must he not only devotion ol heart
and of mind, hut perfect unity ot action. Our
opponents charge that the American Republican
party is founded upon but one idea, viz: toe
proposed change in tiie naturalization laws! To
undeceive them upon this point, and to prove
that the principles of tins party embrace all
American interests in opposition to those of for
eign countries, would ho the appropriate duty
of the National Convention—we therefore say,
let it be held on the day proposed, at such cen
tral point of the union as may he considered
most advisable. The proposed day is not too
early, for the evils to be remedied are pressing,
and are daily increasing in magnitude. We
think liiat we can give the assurance that. .Ma
ryland will be fully represented in the Con
vent.on.
'•'p.. GIIEEI EY'S ADDRESS BEFORE THE LITE
RARY SOCIETIES or HAMILTON COLLEGE. —
The subject of this address is,' The Discipline
and Duties of Scholars." Mr. Greeley lias
discussed his subject with much ability and at
great length. He starts with the truth, that
physical discipline is necessary to mental cul
ture —that a healthy body is indispensible to a I
sound mind—lie would therefoie connect ma
nual labor with our systems of education. In :
the examination of this point lie is able and
convincing—and, indeed, the position is iucon-'
trovertiblc, being in perfect accordance with;
nature. Physical labor is indispensible to u
healthy condition of the mind; and we therefore
approve tho suggestion of Mr. Greeley, (and j
which has been adop ed in some seminaries of
education,) that a portion of the student's
time should he devoted to such manual labor
as will fully develope bis physical powers to
the greatest advantage. Rut then laboi is con-j
sidered disreputable; and it is difficult in tlicj
present slate of public opinion, to convince a
parent that, to combine manual labor with!
mental instruction, would not degrade his soil, j
and throw him out of the pale of respectable,
society: liis health, and probably his life, is
therefore sacrificed to this mistaken notion.— ;
On tiiis point we make the following quota-;
tions from the address, and commend thorn to;
the serious attention of the reader.
"The truth is that the fatal evil of pecuniary
dependence is not always unfalt even by those I
who hold tho responsible position of directors!
of the highest education of our youth. A Pros
identor Professor who should frankly tell the
parents of a proffered student that their son
might make an excellent blacksmith or carpen
ter'but would neither he eminent nor happy
at the bar nor in tbc pulpit, would probably in
cur resentment and a withdrawal of patronage I
—and yet how often ought such truth tobej
frankly, kindly told! It would frequently save:
much waste of energies and means, much weari-j
ness and heart ache. The true, though rugged
man who has nobly gathered a competence by !
following tile plow, would feel offended if as
sured that his son was so fit for no other voca
tion as that of a farmer—tiiougli that were a
genuine tribute of respect to the dignity of the
vocation, and the honest worth of the youth.
"We are here confronted by the low idea
which everywhere prevails of the true rank ol
useful manual toil—by none so cherished, as
by those who themselves toil, except by the
empty demagogue who windily babbles in bar
rooms of the rights and dignity of Labor, hoping
thereby the means of avoiding Labor. The
farmer will not i'eel gratified, though he should,
if assured that he can give iiis sou no filter, no
belter calling than his own; the hope of the
family must be trained to the chicanery of Law
or the futility of Medicine in order that he may
duly honor his kindred, though he may be re
luctant to enter, or at best have manifested no
genius or taste for the calling thrust upon him.
This is in the true spirit of the illiterare farmer j
who insisted on having a sermon in Greek, on I
the ground that he paid the clergyman for the j
best, and would have it. Thus our higher
Education becomes a bed of Procrustes—excel
lent for the few whom Nature has just adapted
to it—hut a very different affair for all beside.
We shall learn yet to study tha unfolding ge
nius of tho youth—to be guided by this rather
than attempt to overrule it—and to leave to
the directors of Education a larger discretion
in the premises than they have usually hith
erto enjoyed."
A laige portion of the address is devoted to
the consideration of the subject of free trade,
and of the advantages of Industrial Associa
tions.
ARRIVAL OF PAUPERS AT THIS PORT. Ti c j
following communication is from a highly re-j
spc table and responsible source, and demand- j
the attentive and serious consideration ol the j
citizens of Raltimore. From the facts stated
it i evident, thai there is a systematic dotes-;
inination by the powers of Europe, to get rui j
of their pauper population hv transporting
thorn to this country, and compelling our citi-j
zciis to support tln - .n—and such will inevitably ;
li" the case, if wo do not adopt prompt mea
sures to frustrate the design. We must arouse j
ourselves or we shall ho overwhelmed with j
European criminals and paupers, to tho great
increase of our poor-rates, tho demoralization ;
of society, and the corruption of the ballot-:
box. The legislature of the stale will be in
session in a few weeks, and a memorial should 1
he signed and present:::' on the subject of these
pauper and criminal immigrants, and also to;
preserve the ptuity of the elcblivo fianchiso.
f For the American Republican.]
Messrs. Editors—ln youi piper of yesterday
wo observed some remarks in relation to the
importation of foreign paupers into New York,
and to show you that the evil is not confined
to that city, we beg to mention a circumstance
which came recently under our own observa
tion. Some two months since, a ship called
the "Meginiticook," arrived at Baltimore from
Bremen with German passengers, which were,
landed about 11 o'clock. At - o'clock of the
same day, several of them were at tho office
of tl 10 alms-house commissioner tor the second
ward, applying for admission into that insti
tution. Now, as wo are compelled to coiitri
bute a portion of our earnings to the support
of these "independent voters," who luxuriate!
at the poor house, until wanted at our elec
tions, we thought ourselves at liberty to in-1
quire into the claims of the applicants, when
without the least hesitation, they lliemsclrcs
acknowledged, that their passages had been
paid, and they sent here for the express pur
pose of being maintained at the public ex
pense. For the truth of the above statement,
we not only vouch ourselves, hut are ready to
, refer to the commissioner of the ward for con
firmation. Y\ e alt' mplcd, ui the lime, to draw
the attention of the public to so gross an abuse,
through the columns of the "Sun," but as its
publication would have brought no profit into
the pockets of the conductors of that disin
terested journal, they of eoursdeemed it un
worthy of their attention. A TAX PAYER
NEW LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL.—
The Linntean Association of Pennsylvania Col
lege have commenced the publication of a Li
terary and Scientific Journal, tinder the title of
the "Literary Record and Journal," the first
.number of which we have received and read
wh.li pleasure. We anticipate that this Jour
nal will become a source oi' instruction in lite
rature, and the arts and sciences, as the num
ber before us contains valuable contributions
from gentlemen of distinguished ability; among
whom arc the Rev. John G. Morris and Trof.
I'!. Foreman, of this city. From the commu
nication of the latter it appears, that the Chi
nese are untitled to the credit of having first
discovered and applied the Magnet to practical
purposes. The discovery is dated as far back
as the year 1111, and not that only the polarity,
but also llicdcclination of the needle was under
stood. The price of the Journal is but one dol
lar per annum; and those who may desire to
subscribe for it, or to forward coin muni cations
for the work, will address "Editors of the Re
cord and Journal, Gettysburg, Pa."
DISCONTINUANCE OF SABBATH TRAVEL.
The following letter reached this city just, after
the adjournment of the National Lord's Day
Convention. The intelligence it communicates
is of so gratifying a character, that the Secre
taiies have determined to publish it forthwith.
OFFICE OF THE N. JERSEY R. R.&T.CO., )
November 271h, 1844. )
To the. President of tin .National Lord's Day
(.'(invention now silting at Baltimore:
DEAR SIR, —In pursuance to my instruc
tions, 1 transmit to you the annexed resolution, j
passed unanimously by our Board of Directors,
this day. Very Respectfully,
Your Ob't Servant,
JOHN P. JACKSON,
Secretary N. J. It. R. &. T. Co. !
Resolved, That this Company will run no
train of cars on t he Sabbath, except in conuec- j
tion with the transportation of tho mail, as at
present; and that they will run no train on the
Sabbath, provided thu United States will dis-;
pensc with the mail service on that day.
MR. KEEVIL'S LECTURE. We attended the j
Lecture of Mr. Koevil on the Polarization of;
Light, last evening, and were much gratified
with his explanatory remarks, and particularly!
so by his experiments, which were highly inter-j
esting. and well worthy the attention of the j
scientific. The exhibition of the Dioramas was j
also satisfactory. We were pleased to see the,
room crowded with ladies and gentlemen. He
will Lecture, this evening, on Astronomy, and
will no doubt have a numerous audience. j
SHOCKING MURDER AND SUICIDE. A few
day 3 since, in the village of Annaville, Oneida'
countv, N. York, a man named Oriin Clover,!
in a fit of jealousy, deliberately cut his wile's!
throat with a jack-knife, causing her immediate ;
death. They had three children who immo- (
dia'.ely gave the alarm, and on Clover's bro-j
ther-in-law, who was near the house at the j
time, running in to ascertain the cause of the!
alarm, he found Clover weltering in his own;
blood, having committed suicide by cutting his |
throat. Tho deceased were both respectably (
connected.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT. A young lady named
Bullock, employed in the factory at Bristol, I
R. 1., was caught in the machinery on Friday,
her skull und neck broken, and her limbs man
gled in a shocking manner. Her mother has
become deranged on account of it.
Swiss BBI.L RINGERS. The last Concert by
these popular performers comes off at Calvert
Hall to-night, and we advise all wha can con
veniently do so, to pay them a visit. They are
well worth listening to.
ANOTHER MEMBER DEAD. Tiio Raleigh
Register announces the sudden death of John
L. Foreman, Esq., a member of the North Ca
rolina Senate.
EXTENSIVE Loss OR ROBBERY. Promissory
notes to the amount of $20,000 and upwards,
payable at the Exchange Bank, Hartford, have
been lost or stolen.
MR. CI.AY. TIIO Louisville Courier states
I Unit some of the citizens of Frankfort have >r
i :; uiizcd tliurnsolvos into a "Clay Testimonial
! Society of Kentucky," for the purpose of
huililing a column of stone, not less than I' O
; feel high, on one of the eminences near the
| ■-eat. of Government, "in commemoraliori of
the misuipassed abilities, integrity and patrint
: ism of the unrivalled statesman and orator,
; Henry I lay " \o one will be allowed to sub
scribe more than $5.
THE SMITHSONIAN RKUUKST. At this time,
1 the interest due to the Smithsonian Bequest
Fund, by the Treasury of the United Stales n
inounts to j,lSi',ooo, and the whole I'und to
■>(>9o,ooo. ll will be a matter for earnest discus
sion iluring the present session of Congress, as
to the best means of applying this money.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
I.'iu: vs. Justice. Wo. have been put in pos
session of certain matters of information, by
Messrs. Ridgeiy and Cook, (of the firm of
llays, Zoll, Ilidgely Cook, relative to a tour
from which they returned on Friday night last,
l of rather a novel character. Jn our report of
it, however, wo shall confine ourselves to a
mere statement of facts. It seems that a per
son by the name of Absalom liostick, who iiad
ilourished in this city and farther Worth, as a
Western merchant, had so ingratiated himself
into the good graces of the firm of Messrs. Tif- j
limy, Fit" & Gnnticll, wholesale merchants, as j
to procure from tliein a large quantity of
goods, under false pretences. This fact being j
established, through due process of law u rnqui-1
sition was obtained from the Goveruorof Mary- I
land, iijion the Governor of Tennessee, for the |
delivery of said liostick us a fugitive from jus- j
lice. The requisition itaving been placed in I
t!io iiands of Messrs. Ridgeiy and Cook, they i
proceeded to Nashville, Tennessee, and pro-1
cured from Covering' .loncs a wari'.iiit for the j
arrest of liostick, who resided in Hruwnsville;'
to which place they immediately went, and j
procured his arrest. From thence they went;
to Memphis, about 70 miles distant, rn route to !
Baltimore; hut hero they met with a sad disap- j
pointinent, for no sooner hid they arrived in '
the place than their progress was stopped, and
a habeas corpus issued, requiring them to appear !
before Judge King, to show cause why liostick
should not be set at libuily. The parties, ac-!
CJl'dingly appeared; Messrs Ridgeiy and Cook,
through their counsel, Gen. Loving, of Browns
ville, set up their legal light to hold the prise- 1
tier, under the warrant o,' Gov. Jones; but;
Judge King, declaring it to he defective in
I'uiin, ordered the proceedings under it to he j
quashed, and the prisoner to he liberated. Bus- ;
, tick was accordingly discharged. We have
reason for believing that though lie lias escap
ed, through legal interposition, that it was in
direct v iolaUnn of the best judgments and feel
ings of an intelligent community, who felt sa
tisfied of the wrongs it hud suffered at the
hands of tins man. Me have seen .t letter from
Gen. Loving, of lirownsvillc, who states that
Messrs. Ridgeiy and Cook, had done all in
their power to bring him to justice, and tiiat
their conduct as ofliccrs, was "prompt, legal >
and gentlemanly."
.I Correction in purl. It sometimes happens j
in our notices of the doings "about town," that ;
we are led into error as regards the details of|
circumstances published; this we regret to say, j
occured in our notice in yesterday's paper of!
the theft of Mr. Duttou's cloak, at Bradshaw's
( . States Hotel. We stated that after the rob
bcry the proprietor had in addition to the usual j
locks, bolts put upon the doors of all the rooms
as a better security for the guests of the house. j
j The wording of the article might jrive the im- j
pression to some that the additional precaution :
had not been used until after the stealing of J
! the cloak, when such is not the fact, as the 1
bolts wore put on iminediahhj after the discove
ry of the robbery of Messrs. Col ton it Lock- i
wood, on Tuesday. We take this opportunity i
also to state that all the gentlemen connected j
with the establishment have been indefatigable j
in their exertions to arrest the robbers and re-:
cover the stolen property. No person can, of j
course, attach any blame to the house, as it j
will he seen by a notice below, that private j
dwellings have suffered as well as public i
houses.
• I Wholesale Theft of Clonks. The dwelling
of Mr. Mickey, in Liherty-st., near Saratoga, j
was entered about 7 o'clock, on Sunday night, j
and four cloaks and one hut stolen from the I
passage. The names of the sufferers are,
Messrs. A. &. F. Dickey, J. M. liaig, and L.
Williams. Information was at once given to
the oificors, who think that they will lie en
abled, in a few days, to give an account of the ;
gang of tiiieves who now infest our city.
Iter. C'has. T. Torrey. It will be seen by re- j
forrcnce to the proceedings of the City Court, |
that the ease of the State vs. Torrey, indicted j
tor abducting slaves, was concluded yesterday; !
and that ho has been found guilty. A motion |
for a new trial was made, by N. Cox, Esq. (and i
wo understand M-. Torrey, desires to plead his !
own case if it be grant;) we apprehend,however,'
tiiat no immediate action will be had in the j
premises as tiie senior counsel, Reverdy John- j
sou, Esq. is absent, attending tliell. S. Supreme j
Court, at Washington, where lie will remain j
I some weeks.
Fire on the York Road. The stable upon the j
I "Cold Spring Farm," belonging to Mr. llink- j
ley, of tiiis city, was consumed by fire on Sa- j
: turd ay night last, about 10 o'clock. The I
horses and cows were gotten out before the |
stable was consumed. A small quantity of j
hay and fodder was burnt with the stable.— j
Loss trilling.
.frivols ul this Port- Doling the past month,!
there arrived at this port, 3 ships, 11 barques, I
31 brigs and 10G schooners—in all 151, of
which 143 were American, 6 British, 1 Bre
men and 1 Spanish.
Warning to Minors. Win. Krnsc was ar- |
rested yestouluy by officer McKewon, charged j
with keeping a disorderly house, in Gay street, j
near the Bel-Air Market, where boys gene- j
rally nightly resort to play at dominoes, and j
1 on the Sabbath, become intoxicated, and great-1
Iv disturb the quiet of the neighborhood. In j
default of security to appear at Court, ho was !
• committed to jail by Win. A. Schaeffer, Esq. j
1 Watch Returns. In looking over the books ]
i of the night watch at the Mayor's officeyester- 1
| day morning, wo could discover nothing new. j
The record consisted entirely of the old class of
vagrants, "fellows by nature marked," who [
have for months and years past made our j
watch house their nightly habitation. Two-!
thirds of them are persons of foreign birth. !
.In Excellent More. Wo learn that our en- \
crgetin Mayor has ordered the watch to go on i
duty at 6 o'clock, on Saturday and Sunday j
nights, these being the nights that the rowdies !
more generally commit their outrages. The j
move meets with and will receive the appro- !
(ration of all peaceable citizens,
j Parade. Tholndependent Blues, Capt. Wat-
I pon, paraded yesterday afternoon, and after j
marching through some of our principal streets,!
returned to their quarters about 5 o'clock, and i
were dismissed. Their marching aud drilling J
speaks well for both officers and privates.
Dividend. Tho Mechanics' Bank (not tho J
Marine Bank, ns stated yesterday,) has dee'ar
ed a semi-annual dividend of three per cent. 1
t(7- CHEAP PRINTING* and PRINTING ol
••very description, executed with great despatch, at No.
(ft 4 BALTIMORE STREET—such as
MAMMOTH BILLS I Much larger than any other
K / office can execute.
LOTTERY BILLS. CHECKS,
CIKI 'UL MIS, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE N HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAI4 BILLS, &.c. Kf.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed of facilities for doing work, in every style, and in
a manner unsurpassed in this city.
(ir?-RHEUMATISM. Thousands suffer with litis
dr.-adful complaint tinder the inisiitkeu idea that it
cannot In: cured. But wo assert that tile Indian Ve
getable Elixir and Linemeiil will cure any ease, and
refer Hie skeptical to the following gentlemen, who
have been cured: Mr. Win. Pentsall, at Tammany
Hull, of 23 years standing; Mr. James G. Reynolds, 154
( L'hiv'-U'- street; Mr. G. Freeborn, 183 Front street; Mr.
|O. Marriot, 19" .Madison street. We can refer you lo
I hundred ; ill this city who have been cured by the ar
1 lieles, to be had at 21 Uouitland street, New York, or
! nt the corner of Hanover and Baltimore streets, llal-
Itiinnre. It
(W-GRKAT YTTRACTION AT MORTI
MKK R MOWBRAY'S. Ladies' block Kid Gloves
only I*2 ots.; Buck do. 183; thn • thread,
thihet and best Cashmere, I*2J, '2j and a pair; gen
tlemen's Stocks l<j cents; elegant black satin Bowed
f>oa G-'l; super silk Scarfs 50 els; do. spotted and hlk.
Satin SI; children's double lined worsted Bonnets,
very handsome >tyles, l*ji els; I'aris Klastie Suspend 1
cis ami hi cts; silk do. 50 ct .; Jet Hair Pins, 8 and
cents; gilt co. very low; closing oil* our Jot But-I
tons at -I cts. *<.<•. per doz.; elritant fteel Buttons; stel
PensßJ per card; Brushes: Combs; Periumery; 1 arses; '■
Ornament.*; steel nud mlt. Reads. VVe are now clou- j
inotr goods purchased at Xow York at very ;
!•\v prices. VVe need not say to those who know us <
\ that we have but one price for our goods, from which
i we make no abatement.
I '(XJ" Bight on the corner of Market and Charles-sts.
| 3d 3t* MOIITIMHB & MOWBRAY.
j
BALTIMHKH I.WINCIBLES, )
f>tli Co. 53d Inf. M. V., Bait. Dec. 3d, 1811. )
I ju)'-CBDIHtM No. :47, A inontlilv ineetinir of the j
! Corps will be held at the Armory Til IS EYbJNINC, i
lat 1] o'clock. Punctual attendance is expected, as
business of the utmost importance will claim the at i
teution of the members. By order,
JA.MHS JVI. AN'DIiKSOV, Captain. !
TIIOS. J. II4SKELL, Sec'y. If |
PEASI SON'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OP 11 <> A Kll < MM) CANDY. This justly celebrated I
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, (.'olds,;
Hoarsened, \Yhoping Cough, Croup, Asihimt, &••., /
may he had, at wholesale cr retail, of Uoherts At
kinsou, corner of Hanover and Market streets; or of j
Parkins Brother,corner of Franklin and Green c.:
or (•'. H. Perkins, south west corner of Market aud
Green streets, Baltimore. nßo*sw* |
CO-' VVi'Dt)PIN(J COCCII, ASTHMA, &c. The j
"l/HOOPi A'G COUGH OOnJJMI." is a specific
or absolute cure for WHOOPING COUGH, AS i ll |
VIA, and all Strictures of the atr passages, &c. Iris |
; bt'lieved to be tho only Specific ever discoveied fori
'these complaints. If alfoids comfort promptly, and j
when its use is p'Tevered in crieets a permanent ]
, cure of all tiie disease* above meuiioneil. Upwards 1
lof two humircd children have h>CII cured of Vvlioop !
big Cough within the last 8 wee UP by the use of this ;
.Cordial. To be obtained only of Ur. GIDEON B.
i SMITH, Basement f ;he Cnesap-ake Bank, North |
• street, and at his residence in Mulberry street, IM;-I
'tween i'ctiii i and Pino streets, Baltimore. Price ONE!
DOLI \u per bottle. _ n9-lm* j
(Rp-TO THE LOVERS OI LITERATURE. The
Mihord Bard will write fur any person in the city of
Baltimore, or in the United States, on any subject con- !
neeied with literature or science. Orations from >
to .$lO, occupying twenty and lorry-five minutes. Lee- '
turns $5lO 4*10; Letter* and Essays $3; Pieces for de
I t lamatiuii >3 to i\>. Inscription- for tomb* *-'3 to g'y
i Seiituiicnta! Tales *5 to Adverti.-enn iits n
i s'3. Soie.'s >3. New< Carriers AdiresscsSj-5. Aeios
, lies Pieces for Albums, &c. 5 cents per hue. :
P I SGIIS at a distance will jeblress (post ymitl and en
closing remuneration) the Milford Ihird, or Dr. John |
!.od iml. Baltimore. Citizens wiil call jit the Wa. li
ington university. East Baltimore street. Those who {
; cannot call, will drop a line in the post office, enclos- j
| lag the qui'l pro quo (fay* Editoi.-* friendly to me, will I
please give ait insertion. nl2
MUFFS! MUFFS!! MUFFS!!!
BUST HEl'ElVlil). a init splcmliil assort- j
*J iiiont of Ladies' MUFF.4 in all tlu ir varieties, i
tviiich will be sold low ill
d3-2t* "TAYLOR'S," opposite Barnum's. |
nESIOVAL. The MERCHANTS' FIRE IN
E SI'JRANUK CGMI'ANY, have removed their !
Office to He' Huililing ot the Ann riean Life Insurance ;
CoinpHnv, No. 19 SOUTH STREET, directly oppo 1
site their- former location. fgjt-All kinds of Prop rtj I
Insured in Town or Country. ii l-.'biiif
THE OLD CITIZENS' BANK,
MARKET STREET,
BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS.
No. 161, NOW No. 196.
fB'HE Subseriber would in for in Lis friends and
vj customers, that lie lias completed bis FALL and I
WINTER Stocked CLOTHS, CASSIMERKS audi
NESTINGS, selected with special care and judgment, j
fioni the best markets, comprising all the nce> - ex !
variety of Goods in hi-; line. He I'nuls a coiifideiic<
in recommending his present stock to nis patrons, |
from the advantageous ciicuuistunces under which (
they have been selected.
{gj*- Having in my employ the best workmen, my!
customers may feel confident in Itaving their orders j
executed in (lie best style, and at the shortest notice. )
dS WILLIAM ROGERS, j
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE!
JtP&L Two brick Houses in fee at S4OO each; 3
gaiioj brick bouses ftor S9OOO, yields $916 clear of
RY [J' taxes and ground rents; a store and dwelling
•59.'! I ll ign street, rented at $225, for SISOO, sub
j-ct to .s4l ground rent; a three story brick house on
Baltimore street, near South, in fee simple; three 3
story brick dwellings on Franklin street; :t l.ri k house
and lot iu fee for SIOOO, lot 15 feet by 132, on Hollins
street; a brick house in fee on N. F.xetei street, lot 25
feet In- 83, for $1750, with others.
GROUND RENTS FOR SALE. Two lots of S3OO,
one of S9O. and one of s22}.
WANTED. A Ground Kent of $l2O and one of
S4O. Apply to THOa. J.GOTT,
Stock Broker and Property Agent,
d.3 9t* 41 Second at., adjoining the Exchange.
J
5 s
5 S COLLEGIATE T,
£ p
W CC I
° 5
No. 9G PAYETTE STREET.
INSTRUCTORS:
Rev. WM. H. SMITH, A. M., Prin ol Classical Denart't.
Mr. NV.M.F. PEABODV, Principal of Mathematical "
.Mr. L. M. SMITH, Principal of Preparatory "
Mr. C. E. WKTMOUE, Instructor in Department of Phi
losophy and Rhetoric.
Rev. J.G.MOKRIS, D.D., Lecturer on Natural History.
Rev. O. P. KRAHTU, A. .VI. " Psychology to Ethics.
Rev. J. M. JKNNINUS, M. D. " Eleinen'y Physiology.
Dr. Wxt. M. Kk.ui', AJ. D , Prof. Elementary Anatomy.
d3-d
'IIItEMRRDOUa RUN—A PERFECT JAM
& AT liftt MARKET STREET, for cheap RUB
BER!! and cheap SHOES! As you pass up or down
Market strict, just look in and you will be astonished
at the crowd and quantity of Shoes carried away daily.
Jh.;-. —| Misses RUBBERS for 50 cents
if&id&SS Ladies' do for 75
Men's do fnrsl
French Kid Jeffcrsons, thick sole, 75 cents
Ladies'kid and morocco Ties, 31}
Ladies' thick sole Leather Shoes, 75, high cut
Boys thick sole Monroes, SuHf
Children's Gaiters and Bootees, liPr
{£'- Coodyear's water proof RUBBERS, handsome
styles—as Sandails, French Jeffcrsons aud Suppers;
also, Men's Patent new stvh
K. II GRIFFIN,93I Market street,
ll* On> door above Uharles-st.
C I IMPSi I5IVI>IN(-:'.. "FiIINKS AND
JS CORDS AND TABIOI.S OK EVERY DE
SCRIPTION FOR CURTAIN TRLMAUNGS. The
undersigned is now prepared to manufacture the.
above articles, far superior in style and workmanship
than the imported, and 25 per cent. less.
C^-ALSO.^K)
Ladies' Dress Trimming , of the latest and most fash
ionable stylos, in tlu ir g; >i"ral variety.
03-2wif C. SISCO, No. 97 Baltimorc-st.
LOOK OUT FOR < HEAP DRY GOODS.
w; E, CORVEK OF FAYETTE Sc. PARK
J.M( • STREETS. 1 . >ilk>, Shaded Satins, aud
superior Paris Vel vet finished Cashmeres, "lo be clos
ed out at cast;" Cashmere D'Eeossc, KeppCaslilucres,
i Crape aud Mouslln d. I. tine-; plain and fieur -d, i>lk.
. a id colored ALPACAfrom 314 lo $1; Scotch Plaid;
j Premium Prints, a spl udid article, with a great varie-
I tv of other PRINTS; Cashmere, Terkeri, French
Blanket, and oilier SHAWLS; Blanket CLOAK INGS;
Canton and other FLANNELS; gentlemen's Gloves,
| Cravats and Scarfs; l.eplierie and Tarlctans, for
evening dresses; drestCaps, Head Dresses, and other
! Ornaments; choice Perfumery; Ribbons, Laces, &c.
j &c. d3-eo6t*
C 4 KitMAN ( (tS.OiN2 \V ITKIt. Just re-
Jf ceived arid for sale low, 200 doz. GERMAN CO
! LOGNE WATER, wananted genuine, by
JONATHAN CHAPMAN, Chemist,
I d3-4t No. 2 South street, Baltimore.
A XOTHEU FLOOD OK PHIZES FOR
/JA THE I'ATlti >\:l OK SCHOOL FIELD St CO.
Tin y sold yesterday to Nos. 54 65 66, a prize of 1000
dollars, sold to a gentleman of Eutaw street; Nos. 0
ol> 77, a priz :of $260, - nt to Potlxville, l'a.j Nos. 42
59 54, a prize of >IOO, sold to a citizen.
Nov. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class No. 129,
drawn Dee 2—lowest ptizc .->l.
66 51 77 05 72 II 18 75 52 69 60 8 19 42
! Draws TO-DAY, tile beautiful scheme of Md. Con
solidated Lottery, class 49.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
! 1 prize of $9,000 1 1 prize of $1,136
1 " 2,2.0 5 " 1,000
I " 1,300 I J " 300, he. i
Tickets $2.5(1; halves $1.2.5; quarters 62c.
j {57-Draws next SATURDAY, Dec'r 7th,tiie beau- ;
| tilul Frederick Female Seminary Lottery, class -17— ,
I capital $-I,ooo—tickets sl. shares in proportion—and ;
| in which Scliooltiuld iSt Co. will soft, on certificate, !
packages of
22 whole tickets for only $13.50
22 halt " '' 6.75
22 quarter " " 3.37 ;
92 eighths " •' 1.69 j
I For Hie capitals, send on your orders to the ever
fortunate BCHOOLFIELD ft CO.,
) No. t Calvert street, I
j D Fir*! office fiom Baltimore street, j
K IJ : \ FOR ' HE ALL PRIZE YE.V- j
; K & liEKrf, MILI.MK ft CO. Who sold two more !
| rich and beautiful prizes in the Mil. Lottery, diawn '
| yesterday—one tin half of SIOOO, Nos. 52 69 76, that I
j cost nuly $2; and another of S2OO, qr. ticket, Nos. 19 j
06 77—a1l sold by tin* all prize venders, .Vliller ft Co. I
Draw TO-DAY, Mil. Lottery, class No. 49—75
Nos., 13 drawn ballots—a first rate scheme for the !
I price of tickets.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
| I prize of $9,000 | 5 prizes of SIOOO
1 " 2,200 , 5 3l HI !
1.700 I lo " -2UU ,
5 " 1,300 I 10 lso,Ste.
Tickets $2.50 —shares in proportion,
i llisk on a pickagc of 25 quarter tickets, $6.75.
Forth-' lucky numbers apply at tin* all iuckv piize 1
office of MILLER ft CO*. ,
Corner of Baltimore and St. Paul streets. |
Drawn Nos. of the Md. 1 'on adulated Lottery, class 1
; 122, (tinivn Dec. 2—lowest prize 54.110.
fill 51 ; 05 72 11 18 ;.> ;■! 69 50 8 19 42
,4 4tl 4 bt£ ft ®ObLAKBI A deep dig in;
w q ™ - t Fay the wheel, in yesterday's loltery, I
| and glorious commencement of the week: $4,000 in j
! a nail ti kit, we sent to one of our country eorres- !
j pendents, who, having tried all round, stint an order to |
us. He drew nett $1,7110. 1 of$4(10 and 2of $75, we 1
I likewise sold in citizens.
40,006 To-day —tickets $91—75 ,Vos. 13 ballots.:
T. T. TI'CKEK ft lIROTIIER.
Head of Centre Market.
Order t.rlv—The 6mall Fry draws again next Ha-;
turday -capital $4,000 —tickets sl,quarters 25 cents*!
Packages of quarters $3.37}; eighths $1.66. it •
.g tO IT WHILE YOU'RE YOUNG I A!
small boy bought a ticket .11EGERTI>NSyester- <
day, (br sl, which lie had been saving for some time
:or the 1 urpose, and drew prize of s'i;lili his Nos. j
was 5465 ,7. 'i'lie happy little fellow anticipates a j
ne rry I 'bristmas. VVe also soid a SSOO prize, lo Nos.
1118 69, in a half ticket.
Tin irawn numbers of class 192, are
66 64 77 66 79 II 18 75 59 69 SO 8 19 42 |
THIS DAY will be draw n Consolidated Lottery of,
! Maryland, class 49 —75 Nos. and 13 ballots. To
draw at 5 o'clock.
SPLENDID Si'HI'.ME:
I prize of $9,006 1 I prize of 51,300
1 " 2,961) | 1 " 1,136 |
I " 1,700 | 5 1,000.& C.
Tn kets $ I.so—shares in proportion.
For the truly feituiiate tickets, apply at
13*ER 1 * iNS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner Soiitlt-st. anil Exchange Place; or,
Corner Commerce aim Pratt streets. ;
tfORE GREAT LUCK TlTrinTsM ALL i
.* FRY. Per drawing of class 46, the beautiful j
prize ot >1(157, Nos. 3136 4.5 whole ticket, was sold to '
a Rizen; No.-. 8 1.>61, a prize of SSOO, in a package j
01 pia.a, r- was sent lo Eastoii, Pa.; one of $909, in
a lie f, was s>uit |>er letter t > Chamlif ishurg, Pa.; one
of $lO9 in a quarter, sold to a lady of old town. This
is what we call luck and no mistake!
THIB DAY, draws tie Mil. Consolidated Lottery,!
el; s 49—to be drawn at 5 o'clock—7s Nos. and id |
drawn ballots.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
1 prize of $9,000 I 1 piizc'of $1,300 !
: " 2,900 , 1 " 1,1.>6 !
1 >OO I 10 I,OOU,&C. I
Tickets $2.50 —shares in proportion.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Consolidated Lottery, class j
122. drawn December 2—lowest prize $4.00;
166 51 77 65 72 11 18 75 52 69 50 8 19 49
Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY N. CO., No. Si Calvert-st.,
it Baltimore, Maryland. \
Di> vI7E'S f i i'iTA L I'iiizE"BEPOT, !
No. I l l PRATT ST., next lo Pradshaw's IJ. I
States Hotel, opposite lo the Railroad Depot. Clad
tidings again—l7 three Yos. tickets solo last week,
slio ,'ing that Doyle can't be bent in the "old line of
selling prizes" in any stale of the market; therefore,
all persons who may chance to be iu want of a ftill
pocket please apply as .above, and purchase one of the
following splendid prizes to be disposed of this week:
TUESDAY—CapitaI $9,000, tickets $24, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY—CapitaI of $38,000, &c. Tickets I
$lO. shares in proportion.
THURSDAY—I Capital of $20,000, tickets $5.00,
shares in proportion.
FRlDAV—Capital $10,090, tickets s3.oo,shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY—SI,OOO. Tickets only $1 00, shares
in proportion.
A liberal discount will be made to persons who pur
chase by the package, or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, No. 144 Pratt street,
It ftl Opposite R. &. O. R. R. Depot.
CITY HILL, Nov'r 30th, 1844.
MARKET STREET NOTICE. The un
1' a designed Commissioners for opening streets in
the city of Baltimore, hereby give notice that they
have deposited with the Register of the City for ex
amination, a statement of the damages, benefits and
expenses assessed by lliem for widening Market street
from Pratt street to East Baltimore sneet, and also
two explanatory plats of said street.
They hereby farther notify all whom it may con
cern, that they will meet 111 the City Register's office,
at the City Hall, on MONDAY, the 9th day of Dec'r,
at 3 o'clock, P. M , to review any of the several mat
ters set forth in said statement, to which any person
claiming lo he interested therein shall, on mat day,
make objection. DAVID I'ARR,
WM. (J. GORSUCH,
d 3 11 JOHN M. MONROE,
TI I K CHEAP STORE:
A QUICK. PENNY RATHER TIIAN Aj
JxL SLOW SHILLING. More of those very cheap
Calicoes, 5,, 6, 7, S, 9 and up; fresh invoice of that I
cheap Spool COTTON, Parsons' best, only 4 cents;
colored Spools only 1 cent; heavy Sheeting Muslin, 38
iuehes wide, 8 cents; yard wide white and unbleached
MUSIIN, only G} cents; CASS I NETS and plaid
CASSIMERE, 31}, 37}, 58 and 69 cents; superb
CLOTHS, wool dyed hi'k, invisible green and blue
Cloths, best colors, only $9.51); SHAWLS; Silks; Bon
net Siiks; Cashmeres; Flannels; Ticking, etc., with
almost everv other article.
No. 3 BALTIMORE STREET,
d3-eo3t 3 doors below Frederiek street.
"MAYOR'S T~
BZI.TIMOKE, December 2d, 1844 J
I'KYIIE following is "A supplement to an oidinance
Is entitled, an ordinance to regulate the Riding and
Driving of Horses, f,-c. in the city of Baltimore, and
for other purposes."
SECTION 1. tic it enacted am', ordained by the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore , That any person or
porsons hereafter engaged in racing any horse, mare,
gelding, or mule, within the limits of the city of Bal
timore, shall he subject to a fine of TWENTY DOL
LARS, to be recovered as other fines of a similar
amount, imposed by city ordinances, are now re- j
coverable.
Sec. 2. Jlnd be it enacted and ordained, That any
rider or driver of any express, going within the limits
of the city of Baltimore, at a rate rnoie than six miles
an hour, shall be subject to a fine of TWENTY DOL
LARS, to be recovered as other fines of a similar
amount, imposed by city ordinances, are. now recov
erable. JACOB G. DAVIES, Mayor.
Approved March 98th, 1844. d3-3t
rBNHUSTHK'S SALE. By virtue of a Decree
J3- and Order of the High Court of Chancery, the
subscriber, as Trustee, will, on TUESDAY, 94th De
cember, inst., at 1 o'clock, P.M., of that day, expose
at Public Sale, in the Exchange in the city of Balti
more, that very valuable MILL PROPERTY, being I
a part of Mil.ord and Milford enlarged, in Baltimore I
couiny, a portion of the estate of tlie late Albert See-1
kump, Esq. It embraces about thirty-seven acres of
excellent L \NI), with wood enough for the use of the j
place. |
A_a There are upon it a good GRIST and SAW 1
'"'eWSn MILL, tinned hyOwynn's Falls; avery large ;
StoneGRANEKY and other oul Buildings. 1
"—'""""The place was laid off expressly as a Mill j
Property, and being very compact and well adapted to .
the purpose of milling, offers a great inducement to 1
purchasers. It is situated about Bor 9 miles from Bal
timore, west of the Keisterstown Turnpike, about a
mile from it and tho Liberty rond. Full information
can he obtained by application to the subscriber.
3Qf-The terms of sale, as prescribed by the Decree,
are: One-third of the purchase inoucv to he paid in;
cash; the rcstin equal payments of 8 and 15 months,!
with interest, to be secured by bonds or notes, approv-;
ed by the Trustee.
d 3 9awta J. J. SPEED, Trustee. I
HyOHTHEItJV JLIIHSIIUBS, WASHING
+ v TON, I). C. Person's wiaUim; to take this pa
per in tlie above part of the Metropolis, will please
leave tiieir tiamea anil resi em-e at Mr AXTIiON V
HOLMKAI.FH Store, corner of 7th and I streets, ami
; n' will have them supplied early. lw
ITM TED STATPS HOTEL.,
' WASHINGTON CITY, I). C.
TYLKR MUCH, Proprietors.
, ine su iscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling community, that the hack building, re
cently erected and attached to their former large ou
tablHiineiit, is now completed and thoroughly furnish w *
; H contains forty five elegant lied chamber*, and
; om' ol the largest dining rooms south of New York.
; Having now every facility and convenience that can
render an Hotel comfortable, we feel great coutidcnce
in our ability to give entire satisfaction •' till who may
PMi " i: "' us. [n!9 tf] TYLER & BIRCH.
tjIXCHANGB HOTELS
■ J EXCHANGE PLACE BALTIMORE.
'I lie subscriber respectfully announces to his friend-,
and the public, that lie lias purchased Mr. ERA ST US
i COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole lease of the
above establishment.
The Hotel is located convenient to all the principal
| STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAI) DE
j P() PS, and oilers every inducement for comfort. The
j rooms are large and airy, and furnished in a style not
! surpassed by any similar establishment m the United
j States.
I From the experience the Proprietor has hud in the
' management oi a T'irst Clout Hotel , lie flatters hint
j self that every department of the vstublishmcnt will
\ he conducted in a style to please those who may favor
1 • with a call. [d2 tf) J< >HN WEST.
! SOMETHINGNEW UNDER THE SUN.
PRIME fOPI'EG, ROASTED & GROUND,
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE!!! The sub
' seribcr has just succeeded, at considerable expense, it:
, getting his Ml EE in order fur GRINDING COFFEE
or: ala rite scale, and is now prepared to furnish the
public with first quality CIIFFKK, Roasted or Ground,
FREsil EVERY DAY. at such price* as cannot fail
to please. I'rime Lnguayra, roasted and ground, I2|
i CO.: Prune Green Rio. 18J rts.; St. Domingo IB cents;
| Old I'adang I ij ets. per pound.
The public may be sure they will always get a pure
good article, ami strictly l.y its proper name; and to
every family using my Git' HJND COFFEE, they will
find it u saving of 10 per cent ; and I only ask a trial
to insure succ. s
Also, a general assortment of FRESII GROCERIES,
for family use, on as aecr.uimndating terms as can be
had in the city, and delive ed at their houses, free of
charge, by ft. ALDEN. Grocer.
n3O-eo6t* Corner of Fish and Centre Market Space.
TO FRIENDS & FORMER CI fSTt>MERS.
IIODDINOTT lakes this < iporlnnity to in
!Nt form his friends and C e public in general, that
he has returned to 111 • city niter an uhseiice of about
six years, and has recommenced Ilis former business
of HEM, HANGING, LOCKSMITH and WHITE
SMITH in general. All work done hv me shall be
warranted, ami on us low terms us can be done in the
city. S. HODDINoTT, Baltimore street,
nll-eoOm 3 doors west of Euiaw House.
K%\ IVIIItK ON IKON.
i_x Just published bv
FIELDING LUCAS, Jk.
No. 170 Baltimore street.
AN ELEMENTARY TREATISE ON IRON MAK
i\G, wherein the feasibility of producing good iron
from any ki;nls of ore, ami with every species of fuel,
is elucidated on scientific principles in a series of let
ters by S.orv.-:i, ROUKKS, -Moliniouthsliire, now for the
first time [lublishcd, witii notes ami au appendix, bv
J. 11. Alk\ae;;n. ' %
Also, a few copies of The Pro errs, ami jnrcsent state
of the Mamifwlure of Crude Iron, being part Ist of
Contributions to a History of the Metallurgy of Iron,
by J. 11. Ai.KAAXiiKit. For sale as above. n2B eo3t
A v id.< INI. .SCHOOL will be opened on
7 ®. M' i.VDA V, ihe Ist of December next, in Hie
School Room of Messrs. DAIRDS, No. 15 SOUTH
STREET, over the Olfiec of the Baltimore Life In
surance Company, where a limited number of young
gentlemen will lie instructed in all ihe branches of a
substantial English education, including instruction m
Wiiting, on superior principles, under the superin
tendanee of .Mr. Atkinson.
Mr. AIK IN SON has had much experience in leach
ing, and the almost uniform satisfaction heretofore
expressed by iiis patrons and puyils, induce liim to
believe that those who desiro to improve will not be.
disappointed; and lie assures thein that nil his ener
gies will lie exerted in aid of their efforts.
Rhixklnce— J. R. Bi ii' nou, A. M.
Rev. R. 11. Pattison. n2B-co3t*
A LARGE LOT OF tioi.t) N MIA Flt
-M. PENCIL CASES,of the latest style. Also,Levi
Brown's Premium Diamond pointed Gold PENS; some
very rich Gold Fob and Guard CHAINS; Gold and Sil
ver THI MB LI'S, with a rich assortment of JEWEL
RY. Just received ill G. D. CLARK'S, No. 1 Water
street, 2d door from Calvert. Purchasers are invited
to call and examine the Goods. mi
WINDOW SHADES.
§ "*'N HOI.hA.YOhas now m store a choice
selection of handsome Transparent WINNOW
SHADES, of every description.
Persons wishing handsome SHADES to screen
Curtains and Carpets from the Sun, will do well to
call, as I am prepared In furnish the very best New
York ami Baltimore made Shades, at very low prices.
00" WINDOW SHADES furnished and hung ut
short notice, by JOHN C. HOLLAND,
Uphoisli rcr, No. 48 Gay-st.,
w3O Near the Shot Tower.
it O WI,AN D' S IMPROVED PATENT -
CONDENSING COFFEE BOILERS.
FSMIE Subsciiiicrs, since having purchased the
of. right to make and sell the above economical 3
Boilers, have made a decided improvement on them,
by which they save a still greater proportion of the
grain and aromatic llavot; consequently the Colfee is
richer and superior to that made in any other Boiler.
References to gentlemen in Baltimore ami Wash
ington as to their superiority can lie given.
Both the original and improved Condensing Boilers
can be had, wholesale and retail, of
JAMES OOUTLAN & SON,
No. 18 Baltimore street,
dO Opposite the Centre Market.
3 OB 1 LUMBER.
LUMBMit selling AT REDUCED FRILLS.
We offer fur sain our large and general assortment
of SEASONED H MBE 11—such ns Panel; common
select and common Cnllincs; Laths; Joists; Kufters;
Shindies, ice. Also, a laruu and general assortment
of ilard Wood, such as Cherry; Button Wood, curl
and plain Maple £eauilinc; 15,(j00 feet best 4-4 Cherry; v
5,030 feet heat 3} and 3 inch Cherry, for hand rail; 5$
Walnut and 5 8 Poplar; Chair Blank and Poplar Scant
ling and Columns; 4.-4, 6 4, 8-4, 10-4, I*2 4 and 4 and 5
inch Ash. All of the above wc offer at pleasing
prices. D. E. THOMAS Sc. CO.,
d2-3i West Falls Avenue.
CXil T 13 lt 7
FASHIONABLE FURNISHING STORE,
No. Ml BALTIMORE STREET.
CNLOYES, SHIRTS .Si HOSIERY. Just
H received, at the above establishment, a splendid
assortment of gentlemen's Kid GLOVES of the most
fashionable kinds
Fine Linen and Muslin SHIRTS, of superior make
and warranted to fit
Kicli Satin Diess SCARFS and CRAVATS
Buckskin Jackets and Drawers
Extra size Merino SHIRTS and DRAWERS \
Shaker Knit do do ,
itieli Saiin Dress STOCKS
Merino, Cashmere and Thibet GLOVES '
Gentlemen's Dressing Gowns and Caps
Silk and Linen Cambric HDKFS.
English Cotton and Merino Half Hose
Suspenders, Umbrellas, and Stiffeners.
(gj-The above articles will be sold at very reduced
prices. a 12d
SAMU EL CI 11LD,
COACH AND HARNESS MAKER,
No. JIJ NORTH OA Y HTHRKT,
v Keeps constantly 011 hand, a general
sUsassortmeut 01 CARRIAGES of his ovvi
make, and warranted of the first qual
vV iiy. Second hand Carriages taken in .
Exchange, or sold on Commission. Repairing done
with the utmost despatch, and on the most reasonable
terms. seii-eolim*
IJLL'O lII'CKWIIF.AT. A further siip"-
ply of th at very superior lliwhwhcat Flow,whick ,
has given such general satisfaction. Just nceived and j
for sale, in half and quarter libls. by
G. H. REESE & BROTHERS,
Pratt street, near Hanover,
Opposite American Hotel.
tfQ- Delivered freu of expense. d2-4t*
DESIRABLE GOODS.
17IOU BARGAINS call at Ihe corner of HOW
. AltD and FAYETTE STREETS. A beautiful
assortment of Mouse and Drab colored ALPACAS.
French and English Drab MERINOES,aII shades.
Together with a large slock of CASHMERES and
MOUSLIN DE LAINES. ' J
ild-lf J AMES PETERB. "
NEW DRUG & APOTHEGA IIY STORE,
CORNER OF HOWARD R SAHATOGA-STS.
fULIAN .s. I? A IN, has opened a fresh aseort
ment of DRUGS nud .MEDICINES, selected with
the greatest care; and also n variety ot choice PER
FUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES. Particular at
tention will be given to Presetiptious, which will be
put up with neatness and accuracy. uli-eolm
BLACK AND wiiitk avadijino~th
best in the market, for sale at
"30 LOVKJOY'S, No. 123 Baltimore-st.
HARDWARE PAPER—2IIO reams various
sizes, received anil for sale bv
TURNER, WHEEL VV RIG UT A MUDGE,