The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

PIA'C. ETC INSURANCE. DRY GOODS. ETC. DRY GOODS.

ETC. DAXCI.VG. SPECIAL ROTICES. THE SUN. Demn Coal Compasies Comptroller Woolford has given instructions to the State's attorney of Allegany county to bring Bait against all the coal companies in the Cumberland coal regions that have failed to make return to" the county commissioners of the amount of their capital stock, and the names of holders thereof, on or before July 1, 1877; by failure to do so the said companies being liable to a fine of $100 per day for such dereliction.

Of all the companies officially notified in this regard some six or eight have failed to comply with the provisions of the law. The penalties in the cases referred to amount to nearly $550,000, and will proportionally increase for each default. Most of the stockholders of those companies reside in New York city. Thk SHAtranKATN. To-night Sir.

Bouclcault will appear as 'Conn, the Shaugnraun." at Ford's Opera House, and he will Coubtless continue in the Fame (luring the week. The exquisite acting of this great comedian, the highly commendable support rendered by Mr. Ford's company, the novelty, freshness and beauty of the scenery, with the ingenious effectiveness of the play renders the entertainment one of rare dramatic interest. Mr. Bouclcault has achieved a drama that truthfully idealizes Irish traits of character, and gives to the world phases of social life in the green isle of which no Irishman can successlully challenge the fidelity.

He at least does "justice to the Irish." and In the delightful sketch of the English Captain (so well acted by Mr. James) he gives an English character not only without caricature, but with a graceful and manly ac-knowleduenient of modest courage, truthfulness and culture. A feature of The Shaughraun is see a In the lessons it inculcates. No one can witness the fidelity of "Conn," who crosses the Pacific to 6erve a friend, the gentleness or the brave, fearless and modest captain, the genuine womanhood of Claire, or the unatrected piety and practical goodness of the old priest, Father Dolan, without beins impressed most favorably by such an exhibition of the best actions of representative humanity, "the Shaughraun" deserves success, and Mr. Boueicuult deserves well of the public for creatine an entertainment of bo much enjoyment and beauty, deftly woven with Euch noble lessons.

Academy of Music This evening and each evening this week there will be presented at the Academy of Music a novel entertainment entitled "The Authors' Carnival," the proceeds to be for the benefit of the Friendly Inn and other work or the Young Men's Christian Association. In the programme are to be scenes in Egypt, Constantinople, Paris. Hong Kong, the Alps, Spain and India. A Lilhput levee of one hundred children will beheld. There will also be tableaux, scenes framed from the works of many of the most noted ficilonists of ancient and modern times.

Cervantes and the Arabian Nights, Dickens and ShaKspeare, Scott and Dumas. Robinson Crusoe and Jules de will be famously represented by two hundred Baltimore ladies in appropriate costume. Statuary in marble, bronze and living wax will be tableauxed. The entertainment will be a notable feature of the season, and its occasion one that appeals to the charitable. Hollidat Street Theatbe.

Manager Gilmore presents an excellent programme lor the week at Hoiliday Street Theatre. Among the many features are Cobb's Miniature Circu3 and Hippodrome, composed of educated monkeys, dogs, goats and other humanized animals. Additionally are the Livingston Brothers, John Murtz, Jenny Morgan. Fields and Iloey, Kelly and Ryan, the grotesque and elastic Harrington McGlone. John Le Claire, and the funny extravaganza "Old Father Woodle "Widdle.

or the Village Scamp," the entire dramatic company being in the cast. The New Centkal Theatre's programme for the week is full of novelty attractions. Amone them are the Leoniine Female Minstrel Troupe, the Statue Expositors, the Parisian ballet. Dutch Larry Tooley, Demar. Gilday and Giniven, Paddy Murphy, Eugene Blitz, Viola Clifton, Walter Bray, Carrie Avery.

Lizzie Wesner, the Ionian Statues, burlesques, pantomimes and dramatic amusements. No Cuee, No Pay. Cedak Balsam is warranted to cure Couahs, Colds, Croup, 'Ihroat and Lung Diseases. Six drops a dose. Try it.

If rot satisfied return the empty bottles and get your money back. Sold by all Druggists, So cents. 8i. 1 STATEMENT SHOWTNG THE CONDITION OF THE PEABODY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, DECEMBER 30, 1S76: ASSETS. Value of real estate and ground rents owned by the company, (less the amount of encumbrances thereon)." $13,28 44 Loans on bond and mortgage (duly recorded and being first hens) Account of stocks and bonds of the United 2.C00 00 States, and ot this and other State; all other ptoclts and bonds absolutely owned by the compnny (m iritet yalue) 343,610 71 Interest due and accrued on biocku ana other securities Cash in company's principal office and belonging to the company, deposited in bank Premiums unpaid All other assets idetailed in statement) 6,659 10 1,005 81 B.1SS 94 2.4U0 00 Total assets S303.124 00 LIABILITIES.

Losses unpaid (including those 14.852 S3 Iteserve asrequired by law 15 All other claims none. Total liabilities 840,017 48 Surplus as regards policy-holders 5'J Capital stock paid up 127,500 00 Surplus aB regards stockholders HiUtOfi 53 Total income Total expenditures. 54,796 01 STATE OF MARYLAND, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, Commissioner's Office. Annapolis. Jan.

18, l77. In compliance with act of 1874, chapter 9, 1 hereby certify that the above is a true extract from the statement of the Peabodv Fire Insurance Company of Baltimore. December SO, 18)6, now on file in this department. (Signed) J. M.

MILLER, J29-law3tj Insurance Commissioner. PEABODY FIRE-INSURANCE COMPANY. Office Second strket, adjoining the Postofflce oa the west. Short insurances, for a day or longer period. THOMAS I.

CAREY, President. HOARD OF DIRECTORS. Galloway Cheston, Enoch PrU, jH. D. Harvey, J.

II. B.Latrohe, iTlios. Wbitridge.l James Carey, Jesse Tvson. Francis White. ilrancisT.Kins Edward" Roberts, I KICHARD II.

POST. eotir Secretary. fUREMEN'S INSURAN CE COM PAN OK BiC TIMOKE, Established in JMiiS. Ojflce oa the norlheati corner of south and Second street. Insures all kinds of property at home or abroad against LOSS BY FIRE, on very favorable terms, lusuiance for a single day or for a longer period.

JAMES M. ANDERSON, President. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. J. Albert.

Sa-mtel Harf, Wm. H.Brown, T. VV. Levering, F. W.

Bennett, Gus'a Nicholson, John M. Gait Franck, Gus'g A. Dorsan, Joshua Dryden. IGeo.J. Appold, D.

E. Woodburn, II. R.Loudcrman, Austin Jenkins. James Bates. Caleb Parts, Jos.

Jas. Taylor, Hugh W.Bolton, John G. J. Alex. Shriver.l Wm.

H. Vickcry, Mendes I.Cohen. Herman J.Reitz, Edwin F. Abe 11. J.

M. Anderson, James Myer. Win. H.Ford, Fred'ic Aebey. iThos.

J. Wilson. Whitelock. J.MARSHALL WINCHESTER. Secy.

j3-eotf ITaTtTmore FIRE INSURANCK COMPANY 1) SOUTHWEST COBNBK OF SOUTH AND WaTES steeits Established upwards of half a century insures against loss ot carnage by fire in the city or country, oa the various descriptions of property. This Company also issues PERPETUAL OR PERMANENT POLICl KS. WM. G. HARRISON, President.

BOABD OF DlEF.CTORS. David S. Wilson, C.Morton Stewart, francis i. Henry Carroll, Kicnard S. Stuart, Wm.

H. Brune, Herman Voo Kapff, B- P. Newcomer, Orville Horwitz. William W. Taylor.

Georse L. Harrison, Win. C. Penninston B. Albert Vlckers.

T. Robert Jenkins Menaes ionen. FREDERICK WOOD WORTH. Sec'y. eotfr A SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE CO.

Office No. 4 SOUTH STREET Insure Property, in or out of the city, on favorabl terms. JOHN CUSH1NG. President. DIRECTORS: Jacob Trust, A.

Rieman, Francis Burns. H. Ferot, Jas. W. Flack.

G. H. Williams, Ben F. Bennett iJos.Grindsfeider i Frank Frick. Edw'd Connolly.

Wm. Baker. I Wm. J. Hooper, S.

H.Caugbv. iCuuton P. Paim James Whiting. S. fiint.

Alex. K. Schaeffer. Michael Jenkins, L. Gunther.

eoti un.i c. isui u. cecreiary, DIVIDENDS, ETC. WATER "WORKS COMPANY OF INDIANAPOLIS. The COUPONS due oa Second Mortzae Bonds February 1.

1877. will be oaid at the Banking House of JOHN A. HAM BLETON 20 Soutn sireet, on and after that date. Ey order. jiiJ-st WM.

HENDERSON, Treasurer. OFFICECONSOLIDATFD BEAL ESTATE AND FIRE ISURANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. The Board of Directors of this Company have declared a DIVIDEND OF SIX PER pavabie at the Howard Bank, on and after MONDAY, Feb. 5,1877. ROBT.

HOOPER, Secretary. tENTRAL SAVINGS BAN SOUTBEASTCORSEK i Lexingtox and Cbaelbs stb. Deposits received daily, oa interest, iroiu ten to one o'ciock. Ail earninirs to th depositors. FRANCIS T.

KING. President. JOHN CURLETT, Vice-President. Dip.kctop.s: Geo. W.

Corner, Turner, IDan'lJ. Foley, W. B. Canfield, IWm.Numsen. 1 D.

L. Bartlett, J. B. i J. Wilson.

'J. F.MonmoDier, Strieker, IWra. Woodward. Christian Ax. Wm.

Bridges, I James Carev. Samuel Appold. Geo. Sander. iGerman H.Hunt, HamilsonEaster.

Cb.s. J. Ciiker, Henry C. Smith, Edward Robert. Fied.

W. Brunc.i Jesse Tvson. i COALE. Treasurer. Number of Accounts now open, d'2-tf METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BAN JaKXj ART 1, 1376.

THIRD EXTEA DIVIDEND. The president and directors ot tbe METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK OF BALTIMORE have declared an EXTRA DIVIDEND of the profits of its business for three year ending December 31, 1S76. The proSt are bv law divided to such sums as have been Bank for one year or more, ia the following proportions. To sums on deposit for three years an extra dividend ol 6 per cent. To sums on deposit for two year aa extra dividend ol per cent.

To sr.nu on deposit for oce year an extra dividend of. 2 per cent. This dividend, added to the eegclak annual interest ol 4 per which is carried to the credit of each depositor oa the 1st of janaary in encti year, maaes tor the last three years, to sum's of not less than one year' standing. 6 per cent, per annum, without computing tbe profit of compound interest or the undrawn annual interest. The above dividend will be carried to the credit of the depositors, and beai interest as deposit from 1st of JasuaFV.

until withdrawn. By order of the directors. ISAAC HARTMAX, President. C. C.

SH RIVER, Treasurer. UIliCTORS. D. J. Foley.

Heary Boene. Alfred Jenkins. John T. Piquett, E. Austin Jenkins, Daniel Doeneiey, Thomas C.

earley, J.J. Turner, John M. Frederick, F. Wai. Damtnan, Cumberland Duan, John Murnhy, Henry E.

McNaily. Joseph Fink, W. M. Boone. John W.

Jeniclns. C. Ohver O'Donnell, Joseph Judik, Georire W. Webb, Luke Thomas J. Myer, John Maliev, Heary Moale, Hartman.

jl-lm? TOCHE COULTER, AX 117 WEST BALTIMORE STREET. BANKERS and Dealers in Inyestment Securities generally. Lnited States Called Bonds wanted at best rates. j36-at BUILD5NG ASSOCIATIONS. MOSEY TO LOAN ON MUTUAL PLAN, BY LOG CABIN PERMANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

5C West Baltimore itreef. ON WEDNESDAY KVEN'INS, Apply to H.EDGAR JOHNSON, 15 St. Paul or S. A. CORMAN.

lil North Scnroeoer street. MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE OR OTHER APPROVED SliruRI'l repayable iu weekly installments. MONUMENTAL FIRE INS. 3 Second street. jrMiuj ELECTION NOTICES.

MEETINGS. ilTlZEN S' KAIL A COMPA Y. The Stockolders will meet at noon on TIII DAY, January Isil. No. SO South Calvert street, to elect a President and- seven hectors to serve the ensuing year.

JNO. E.H.BOSTON, Secretary SAVINGS EAKK OF BALTIMORE, Jani akv 26. 1S77. Notice is bcrebv piven to ttie meipber-s of the Corporation of the WTllOS BANK OF BALTIMORE mat as election foit twenty five RErVTOits, to manage the concerns of said Rank for the ensuirK will be he! at thrir office on 1 (JKSDA Y. tiicth clay of February wcxt, from li! to 1 o'clock.

A. STIRLING, -jii-tFti President. CO I A UT.V 1 1 tS IP OTICES. ri NOTICF." I HE PARTNERSHIP fl MtKTOFORR EXIST- NG UD.ler the nam" of MAGNF. CHIl'MAN is this day VED by mm mil consent.

JI. MA', K. KOKOii CHIl'MAN'. Tbe nndersisncd haviti(t purclrtsej the Interest of II. MiijiiK will continue the WHOLESALE CHAIR ItliSIN KSS, Hi).

S7 Cerrnjii Blreet, untlor Ihe firm name, of GEORGE CH1PMAN SON. GEORGE CHIl'MAN. 'PRE COPARTNERSHIP Iieretolore existing 1 her the tin of this day DISSOLVED. her the flru of MAYNARD, ELV ROSE is The books can be lound at tue old stand. TCo.

16 Soutli Calvert street. whre th'mi Indebted will j.lease make payment. Either ol the uudcrsigucd will sign lu scUicnieiil. JAMES A. MAYNARD, CHARLES W.

ELY. peter rose. rp BALTIMOKK, January 59. 177. 1 UK LEATHER ANUMIIlK UNIMNO BI'SI-N KSS.

formerly conducted bv Maynard, Ely Hose, will be contlrmel hy the the Old Btiind, oa bis own account. IE It It ROSE, 10 South Calvert street. P. K. WALSH ban any interest la our firm from tins Mate.

PHILIP WALSH SONS. January 14, IS. 7. kiti yi The fcuxlnef. condiicf-ri heretofore by the lute r.

GOK.1UCII AND HIS M)N, at No. a 2 St. I'atri iret, will be conducted by the at the old under thu name of I. CORSL'Cil SON. 1 hanklnt a tend ons puMIc for the lierctolorn exteiHled to the ollice.

I will be thankful lor a continuance ol the past con-lldemem ourhusfness relations. JAMES K. P. GORSUCII. IMW)1HWALS.

1)inrAl7ELrillA AND ri A 1 ll A 1 A COM PAN OFFICE SoU Til FOURTH PROPOSALS WILL 11KCE1 FOR It A 1 L-KOAD llhs. In qtiuril.tlos liom flvoto ntty ihnu-aud, delivered on whart at Port Rlchniond, In this city. Si.eciflrntloD will be furnished on application to undersigned. W. S.

WILSON, JU-eoIm 11 At cut. PROFESSION A Ij. PPST fSRTft ART I FICIAL TKKTH.3 I ft It) Perfect fit tuaranteed. Teeth D) fi ned. administered.

UK. A II RUTH I.S. I Park avenue, coi arr Clay street. Ji FOR SALE A PIANO, in ood order. Apply, after 2 o'clock P.

at No. 52 BARRE JSt ORGANS. ORGANS. i The lartct and o3t sceciea asBortmens of PARLOR ORGANS in the city. tnMrvmfnt gwirmiieni jar jiv- Paicks BDrf-irr to si it tiiit tihk and DEFYING COMPKTI TloN.

Either for cah or eifv monthly payment. Pnrchasera will And it lo a-tvantxpe to lator XkWilhCaiL WM. KNABb CO nan ireroonis. Ko. 85t W.

Baltimore near Eutaw. sfSS. SfTOD-nAND PIANOS, nrr? ISO SECOND-HAND PIANOS at prices from Jv5to.i'j0. Several but very liuie ued. E.ther lor cash or on easy pivment.

A call respectfully solicited. WM. KNABE ria'iu Mauuiactnrers. No. 350 W.

Balumore st near EaliW. t.T1fi:v HinHKSi riiitr. i TSi tfCHAKLrS M. STifcFK FOR GUANI. UPRIGHT ANI SClUARE PIANOS AT THE.

CENTENNIAL EXI OSlTiON. A 7-OCTAVE ROSE WOOD-CASE PIANO. CMck- erin's make, for A ititMlmore cie. lor i.to. tne of stiett make, otiiy used at concerts, at tiM.

Also nfiy other at tud cpwaxdjs. A fall assortment of tbe matchless BUUDETT ORGANS ou hind, from 7r. and upward. A -s IOP BURDETT oSUAN. wita Fancy Top, for tut.

UPCIGHtTaND SQUARE PIANOS FOR RENT. PIANOS and ORGANS sold on lnstallmentfi. At Cn ARLF3 M. STIErF'S. Jll-lmr: q.

Ncrtu street. S25 A LARGE NEW PI-rl TtfANOS and OilGANS constantly on baud. Instruments of tinrameeif rlite year. Second-haid Pi.ro at J'ffl. ct.

erai but little used at 'iS nd MX "WM. Hf "E-KAMP. 11 est Baltimore etrret. JC-iui-J RAILROAD LIXCS' 177. GREAT 177.

PENNSYLVANIA EOt 1 Double Tsack, Erret Scexebt Ua6.v ir icts ttii ii i-is r. KOETHERN' CFNTRAL RATLWAY. DECEMBER II. I7. Trains leave Baltimore, ctty time, Cockeysviiie Accovniuooation A.

lisi, CSi and 1 1.23 P. M. on Suntlav P. M. Mail Train daily, except Scnd.y A.

M. Fast Line dai -so 11 A. M. Lock Haveaaud Wsikins Ex.exc.S in isy.ll. A.

M. YortAccommodationc-te iy evceptSaniay 1'. M. I'srkton Qaiiy xeef 5. -5 M.

Pittsburi; Express, Sunday P. V. Cincinnati Expre-. da iy P. M.

LrieManand arris 9.05 P. M. For A. M. an I 3-i P.

il. For Hanover.8 '-'5 A. M. and 3.il P. M.

For Cumberland Valiey I- IL, S.25 A. M. 3d UJ A M. For Green Spring Branch, S.tS, 10.25 A. M.

and S.23 P. M. Train aTlyefro-n the We.t 7.40 A. M.laP.M. P.

M-, except Su-id iv and Voaday. From the North 7.40 A. M. dally, except Alouday; 7 JO P. M-, except Sunday.

For ticket to ali pia'a East. North and Weft, apply at Calvert Station, at northeast corner BCtti-niore and Caivert aad at Carles-s-jeet B.isnaee called for and cheetctd at Hote' and Kca-Sdences on orders ln at Office, northeast Baliimore and Calrert sret BALTIMORE AND PfTOMAC RAILROAD. FKOM (lALVEltr STATION. FOR WASHING ION and It. IS A.M.

and 3 40 M. daily, except sundsv, and ,.25,9.15 A. M.I.1S and 11. MP. M.dal.v.

FOKPOPE SCRKF.it M.anl 3.13 P. M. daily, except Sumlav. FOR AN'NAPOLIS. l.fAiind 11.15 A.

and 3.40 P. M. Oiiiy. excet Sunday. fok Richmond and ihe south tiL55P.M.

dailv. and S.40 P. M. daily Sunday. for The south via va.

tlr. at 11.5ri P. M. dailv. For Gordonsville snd C.

icd O-K. R. at 7.1S P. M. rtailv.

FOR NORFOLK, via wasl'inrton and Norfolt Steamer, on Monday aud. Thursday only, at 11.15 A. M. (ROM CHARLES-STREET STATION. FOS WASHINGTON, A.

M. Limited Express dailv. except Mistier. v.5t P. M.

FOR PHlLAD'feLVHlA AND'NKW P. M. daily, except S-inoiy; at 3.S5 A. M. and ll.M P.

M. daily. Fxpre- at 19 iA A.M. dsJ-r, ftxceot Sunday. lor PluiaieijiLia, 7a P.

il. FOk'tHE SOUTH, via Lyaciibnrr. 4.49 A. M. dtily, FR- PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

STATION. FOR WASHINGTON. 9.:, and 11 A. 3.j5 and 130 P.M. On Sunday at 7.4U and S.25 A.

150 P. M. FOB ANNAPOLIS, 1 1C aL 11.39 A. M. and 2 A3 P.

M. LEAVE WASHINGTON FCP. BALTIMORE st 9.20. A. l.J-2.

5.i, 7.49. 9J0 P. M. On Sunday at 2.05, S0 A. 5.St.

7.40, P. il D. M. BOYD, JiL. General Azent.

FRANK THOMSON. Geaeral Manager. tf Himlii WESTERN MARYLAND V' KAiLt.OAD. On andaiter SUN DAY, ovemoer 1.6. paen- eer train will leave HILLEN STATION, DAILY, (except Sandav.) afoiiows.

Bjit time: S.lit A. M. MAIL. or fc.Timitvburf Frederick. Haeeretown, WilUiasort, and iatevmeli- ate stations.

10.4O A. M. ACCOMMODATION For Keistcrs-town and lEterineii stat.ocs. 4.00 P. M.

Throaa raensr lor Frederick: without chasse. Littlesio a. Taneytown, HizerFtowa. iiliaaiport and. interLUtfaiiite 6.20 P.

COM 51 0 1 1 AT I For Unioa Bndse and inteimuiats Trains arrive at Ba.ea stiUoa at aJjaallDJA. M. aul 1.40 aad P. M. bU DAY 9.00 A- For Bridse and P.

M. ACCOMMODATION For Union Eride and iiitei stauons-Trslns arr.ve at HUta suuoa at A. M. aad S.KF M. Street cars.

Baltimore sril Gay street line, at ccr-EerofGav and Fxrter pss wittia oe sciiire ol Hiilen Stition. Trains leave Unijn Decot tChirles streetl Ire minute. Pennsylvania avenue t---n minuter. 1 Fulton Station fare.ve after L1-H2 jri vea above for ieayics Hi Jea Stitiin. Paeriers foi sill ehanre c- at Rocky Riie.

J. At. HOC-9. Gcatrai Haaer. B.

fl. GAlsWOLD. GeD'i Ticket Ajent. n.T-lf i BALTIWRS AND OHIO laE GREAT DOUBLE lilACK NATION AL RuUlE AN i SHOrtt LINE ro Tse NORTHWEST. WEST AND SOUTH.

A-M. JANUARY 14, 1X77. LEAVE CAMDEN STA 1 ION. 5.03 tWASHlNGlON AND SOUTH WETPHY EXPRESS. Coan-ct atWaj-klcztoa w.ia ditBd Rairi-t.

45.50 Wasb.ESton aid Way Stanoaa. 7.44 -ST. Lot IS. CINCINNAII. CHTCAGO.

PITTSBL KG AND WASHINGTON I X-FREsS Brckiasi at i.e.aT. Does connect tor c- 5 nr. 7.2 WASHINGTON AND ANNAPOLIS PtedatOET. Stiiip-oB. HaTstowa, Freier- ick l1 Suroa1.

Mi.n 9.40 W'aainetjn ani Way Sta.oti". 14. OO On ucdsys oniv, fur WicLLitoa. Way elation as-i Aiusrcis. I4.30 WAaHIXGlON EXPRESS.

P. I. 15 Waihinston. Aanaaolis aad Way Stitlons. I.ao Eiiicotl CityanJ Ui stiii.insl 1 I'D uaiv tor Way.

3 WASSIXG ION" 3.30-RlCHMOND, Wa.u.c;oa aad Tt tufs. 4.80 Wiucntter. Freienck ui-l ay Suuons. 4-30 WASHINoION EXPRESS. 5.

CO tvtashiDtoa, aai Wsy Stations. A Fredtr.i atd Mni.oa. 5.30 TCHICAGO. COLUMLLS AND WASHINGTON r.irr.1?'. 4.00 ST.

LOUIS. ini INNATI. PITTSBURG AND WASHINGTON EXPRESS-. 6.30 Washington. of Rjcks aaiWav Suu-i-iv iesTe sis 15 p.

S.l ASHIN TON EXPitEtS. w.ih Va M.uia njojoT II. OO ML Airv nd War For Metropoi'Iua Fran' a. A. V.

ou Suadsy,) S.J) 2d o.Sj P. M-. tSa5 P. M. ca i coanectioa oa Sualiy for Hersiowl.

or Vl-lev Hrancn. All trsins stop at LEAVE ASHING ION FOR BALTIMORE. 5.0c. LOT; S.OJ. nO.10 A.

M-, I2.uJ, tU-0. 3.SJ, i.SS ii.i:. tT.CO. tti.20 M. tDaiH.

Ot.ler Trair.s dal'v. except Sundav- 1 iiO-i. R. SHARP. Mter I L.M.

COLE, General Titke. Ant. slMf vmii' rr rniLAPFi.priA. wilmingtox AND tAI.T! V.OU'E RAiLRaAi'. Cotiiii.er.ci.iir on NortLiifr 2.

Trait: win leave Ba.umore daity itxccpt SuuU' a-. vz: FROM PRESIDENT STREET 4.55 A. M. Wx iisil Tram lor l'lJlaieipaia aad Wav 9.2."- A. M.

Extre3 for Flillaislpliia and YorS. 2.1.i P. M. Accrttimodatioa Tria between P-il'-i-nmrean p. M.

Train for Plii'-aielphla ami Xetr Tort. 5 F. M. AecoatmoJatioTi Train BalLiLiore and fort Lvpd.t. t3'i p.

M. f-r S.U A. M. Exrrc-s tor West Pliila Now Yotk. nni all and East irom cliirics Street station.

A. M. I.imitei or Car Trim icr vt est Phi.a LiA sad York, from lYop. M. Niirnt Express Train for Saw YorS, f.omCLar;es-,treet;i,.on.zjuNs f.M) P.

M. far Ft.iaie;; rhia, from President-Street il cj P. M. jr New ors. fro'n Cnarles-btreet St.

CONKLCTIiiNS. 55 A. M. Train at Delaware Juaetloa wit fi trim for ail on Delaware Kiilro i l. i M.

irun with stupes for srd of'er aNo aPerryv'il wnh tralni lor rh'isdeiihia Central Kninraad. 2.55 i. St. Tra.n coanecis st Wiluiiciiina tor an Delaware Ealroad Hrrir.stoQ. Tickets can be p-orured st t'se Company's Ticket Ofice.

Irt West iialliiuore street, or fresiieai. street ftatiua. M. CRAWFORD. n.i-tf General Ajeat- SU15URBAX RAILROADS.

CATONSVILLE RAILWAY. CARS LEAVE BALTIMORE evj'h tonrtro 7 A. M. to 3 P- and 11.30 P. M.

lOa fcuoiy irouii A. M. to 3 P. M- and at 13 P. M.J LEAVE CATOXSYlLLtTeaca toir fror7A- M.

ton P. and at 10 P.M. lOa Sandays iroui a A. M-to P.M.I FOR ELLICOTT CITY at 8 aad 10 A. JI.

aadl and 4 P. on Sunday onlj. LEAVE ELLICOTT IT 7 at 10 A. XI 12 M. acl 4 ana 6 P.

otiig. inio-u; BALTIMORE. CALYEIiTON FOWil ATAJN RAILWAY. CAES LEAVE BALTIMORE it 7,9,13 A. IJ and 1.

3, 4, 6, "P.M. LEAVE POWHATAN at 7.35,8.23, 10.25,115 A. 1.25. 25. 4 25.

5.25.7 .25 P.M. ON SATURDAYS aa Extra Car will leave Pow-taua at 8 25. and ieave Baltimore at P. M. s5 ut ,0 i-c--v LOAN IN fcUMS TO SL IT AT 0 BENJAMIN A (J OLD CENTRAL LOAN AND BANKING ofiTCiT No.22 North Gay near Fayette.

Establislitd by tha late Levi Benjamin in isjO. l.l. w. r. ia.

v. a ni, coanec.ioa wita anv cr tte Pawnbrokers in tai city. BJ-Pnvate entrance adjofuinj. LAGER BEER. i The TtE.iero- ..4 w3.e.i..

atiectlotl to hi NEW LAGER, brewed 'purely 'Xr Afaii ana ticps.on ihe method of tbe worl J-renownl Hndc4 to. At OS thiOH i This resDonsib'e o5ce still contlatt real c- largest and mc-t liberal ON tlilti'is d'h" EVERY DrSCUlPTlON.a-d oa MERC-IAN bl-F IV i I. VI. I A I rtn 1 louicnsrsrs iaa any P. CHURCH, corner JFajtean Aiwt'A LLJ services TONIGHT at i o'clock, conducted by MRS.

DDUUKbT, the Kvangelist. J29-5t SPECIAL REVIVAL SERVICE at I ft Jo hn's Lk3 Independent Methodist Church, North iLlt-ertv street conducted by Rev. fiios. Habbisoh, evry evemnu' at 8 o'clock. Alsoa specini servtc.

LVEKT AFTERNOON this week at Bo clock Young People's Meeting at 7.15. jZ-U. rv-7 ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY. 1 (i, at 8 o'clock.

A full attendance requested. By order, E. G. L1ND. lt Secretary.

FpTO THE MASTER BRICKLAYERS OF I LI BALTIMORE. Yon are requested to meet stNo. 63 WEST FAYETTE STREET, near the-Mansion House, on THIS DAY. January 29, at eight oclock P. M.

By order of the PRESIDENT. rv-3 KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK You are re-I quested to meet at your hall. No. 84 West Ba'timore street, in uniform, on TUESDAY EVENING, Jan.

30, at 74 o'clock, to make preparations for a visit to Washington on Feb. and the distribution of the balance of the new cnapeaus. By order of E. T. JOYCE, Chief Knight.

P. C. O'CONNOR. K. Sec.

ry'5 HIBERUIAN SOCIETY OF BALTIMORE. LjLJ The members of nis Society are requested to meet on TUESDAY EVENING. January 30, at 8 o'clock, in the School Room. North, near Lexington street. Members will please be punctual in attendance, S3 the committee on ne celebration of the approaching anniversary will repoit.

By order. GEO. P. KANE, President. B.

E. SMITH, Secretary. j2'J-2tl rv A MEETING OF THE LADIES' CENT EN-lk? NIAL COMMITTEE will be held on MONDAY, January, ft S-t PARK at 3 o'clock. All members are invited to attend. Hl ry5 GERMAN1 A MNNERCHOR.

The RI LLJ HEAKSAL FOR MIXED CHORUS will take place on Til RSDAT. February instead of Monday, Jan. 29. 1877. H.

K. ZOECKLER, Sec. ltH fy- AUTHORS' CAKNIVAL. L.li? The Ladies who are to take Characters in the AUTHORS' CARNIVAL are requested to be at the Academy of Mnsio on THIS EVENING, at 5 o'clock, and the Gentlemen at clock sharp. MRS.

S. M. SHOEMAKER, President. MRS. J.

B. THOMS, Secretary. 27-2l? rr AUTHORS' CARNIVAL. The Ladies having charge of th AUTHORS CARNIVAL have decided to issue a limited nuraber of Packatre Tictets. in packages of ten tickets each, at ko 50 a package.

They may be had at McCaffrey's, Stork Wrmbt's, A. J. Gosman corner Charles and Miilberry streets, and Jordan Stabler's, corner of Madison avenue and Garden streets. j27-2t? AUTHORS' CARNIVAL. I 4 Ladies and Gentlemen wiliine to contribute articles for either the LUNCH or CONFECTIONERY TAHLKS at the AUTHORS' CARNIVAL, (an entirely charitable entertainment.) will please ad.

yise either MRS. S. M. SHOEMAKER, corner St. Paul and Read streets; MRS.

H. S. SHRYOCK. corner McCulloh and Townsend streets, or MRS. GEO.

W. CORNER, No. 2d Broadway. The articles cna he delivered at the Academy of Music on Saturday or Monday next, or wiil be sent for if de-si red. ja2o-4tt ry- FREE LECTURE, LLJ IN ST.

GEORGE'S CHAPEL. Pennsylvania avenue and Fremont streets. TUESDAY, January 30. 8 P. by Rev.

R. HAY WARD. Sublect "Pottery and Porcelaine," illustrated by models. j29-2t INSTITUTE LECTUKE3 THE CELEBRATED HUMORIST, ELI PERKINS, In one ct his inimitable COMIC LECTURES, On TniS MONDAY EVENING January 29,1877. The reputation of this Lecturer is world-wide.

"Come and hear him everybody. P. M. SNOWDE.V, Chairman. P.

S. Eli Perkins distributes a six-dollar cbronio to all who remain to the end of the Lecture. Parties of 6ix, who sit the Lecture out, will be given house and lot. j26-3t DR. SATTER SPiANO RECIT AL Attba solicitation of many admirers of Piano Plavtng DR.

GUisTAVE SATTER has been induced to give ONE PIANO RECITAL on SATURDAY next, February at LEHMANX'S HALL. No. 277 Jlorth Howard atreet, commencing at 3 o'clock. The Programme contains amone other pieces his transcription of the Overtures to William Tell and Tannhauser, as also his Fantasia from Faust. These pieces are full of eharminj; Piano efl'ecw, and the difficulties In performing them are such that they demand an extraordinary display of his marvelous execution.

Piano students in particular scould not fall to attend, as the once ot admission, wnh a view to beneht the larzeet number, has oeea made at the popular rate of fifty cents. Tickets lor sale at the Music Stores of McCaffrey and Willig. the Eutaw House, Lehmann's Hall and Schwinir's Music School, No. 133 West Fayette street. 'ji'J-btr QRGAN! ORGAN! ORGAN! Just issued Book Second of FOKBES'S ORIGINAL VOLUNTARIES 51 Engelbreeht's beautiful easy ORGAN COMPOSITIONS.

"CHRISTMAS Child Divine,) 30 cents. "SUNDAY EVENING HYMN" 20 cents. GEORGE WILLIG A Publishers. 1 tr No. 1 North Charles street.

T7 FATHER STRIPS 2, CENTS PEK FOOT, by ibe GOODIEar. RUBBER COMPANY. E.L.JANNEY. Agent, d29-ltrrt II Charles street. 1ELT'b EI ITERS.

The only preparation which contains the celebrated "GALIPEA." which is now proving ltse.li to be the most unfailing cure for Nervousness, Sleeplessness and Debiiity. is BELT'S BITTKKS. It strengthens most wonderfully the normal action of tbe Brain, Stomach and Liver Ail Drv.EKists bave it. MancliCturer's Depot, 13 CAM-DES SIREET Baltimore. Md.

s53T STEAM MARBLE WORKS, CORNER NORTH AND MONUMENT ImDortera and Deaiers in Foreign sekI Domestic MAK'BLE and STATUAKf. The traae supplied with Marnle ia blocks, or cut to size, at lowest rates. SALESROOMS. 140 Baltimore street, between Calvert and North, riiKtHART BUILDINGS. Where mar be seeB a choice collection of STATUARY.

"MAN T2.LS. FUKNITURE. SLABS, COUNTERS, TILES. MONUMENTS. TOMBS, GRAVESTONES, CUE3S and POoTS lor C.mefery Lois.

Ac. tf'r 81,200 THE BALTIMOF.S S1.200 TORIES. WEEKLY SUN PRIZE From May 13 to November IS, 1S70, THE BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUN published tne Six Stories to which were awarded Jl.inO in graded prizes, ana which have been received wita great favor by realers of chaste fiction. A large cumber of stories placed in competition for the prizes are reserved for publication, many of them having received the favorable vote of a minority ot the committee which awarded the prizes. Those stories wiil be puolisfaed continuously throughout the present year, and will be found very attractive- AmoE2 those aext to be published ere: DR.

NOEL hCHEFFER. By A. St. Geo. Warden, Brcclseviile.

Md. TIMES AND TIMES. By Marian Irazer. SCARLET AND BLUE. By F.

B. Dorser. Baltimore. TEE BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUS will be mailed to any address in the city or country for oue year for one dollar and titty cents, free of posiaee. Ia the city ic will be delivered at the residence of subscribers.

A. S. ABELL 4, 'jll Sun Iroa Building, Baltimore, Md. OFFICE OF INSPECTOR OF BUILDING? Baitimore, January 27, 177. The Inspector of Buildings has receiTed applici-tion3 tor permits lor the following privileges, viz: H.

M. Gaylord, sign, corner fayette and Charles Streets. T. Deford. open shed, by 20 feet, in rear of No.

105 Leadenhaii street. H. M. Tiralla, open sued, 6 by 12 feet, in rear of No. Slfi North Fremont street.

Bartlett Robbins.open by 2G feet.RamEay Btreet. near Scott. KernaB Bro open shed, 50 by 100 feet, Plowman street. near the fails. C.

F. McCuiioh, a-retit, sija. No. 53 Richmond etreet. G.

L. Wolf, inclosed shed, 8 by 12 feet. In rear of No. 76 Lmoa ftreet. M.

E. Boyd, open shed, 8 by 11 feet, in rear cf No. 81 Lemmon street. i. Siemers s'able, 4 by 10 feet, rear ol No.

23 South Liberty street. Lerlaa Adier, awning. No. 63 South Calvert street. Kraft, to inclose shed, 15 by S3 feet, in rear ol Cross and Sharp streets.

it. Wilson, awr-lnsT. No. 545 Litrht Btreet. He therefore hereby give notice to all whom it may concern, thut he wiil attend at bis oflce ou SATURDAY, day of February, at 10 o'clock A.

to take into consideration an l'determlne on said applications. By order. M. S. WATKIXS.

It; tcoBiti Clerk to Inspector of STATE OF MARYLAND. OIFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. Ak.vapoi.is. Jan. IZ, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby (flveu, that application hr.s been made to the Governs for a pardon in the cahe of the State vs.

JOHN C. FOK1), convhitcd in the Circuit Court for Howr.rd county, in Murch term, lb7t tor an assauit with intent to kill, and sentenced to th-s peniferitiary tor three jears, record having been removed irom tte Criminal Court for Baltimore Citv. 1 lie Governor will take up the acid caec for fln.il decision or afier the FIRST DAY OF EXT, until which time protects aeaibst the said application will be beard, and the petition in the case open to inspection, at tte ditcrttion ol the Governor. Dv order of the Govcrsor. Ji.

C. HOLLYDAY, JireSawtFlT Secretary of otate. CTATE OK MARYLAND, OiFiCE OF THE fcECRKTAKY OK STATE. Annapolis. Jan.

20, In'it. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCKRfc: Notice Is hereby itiven that mpiicaOon haa been made to the. Governor lor a PARDON In the case cf the State vs. JOHN 11. A R'l UV.

cotiTicied in the Criminal Court for Itjltimoi at October Term, Is.H.lor Kurzlary, and sentenced to the Penitentiary unlit the 10th day of April, '1 he Governor will tke up the said case for final decision on or alter '1 III the Hint day ol Jr ehruary, until wh Ich time prote; av)nsi the said application will be heard, and the petition In the ruse open, to Inspection, at the discretion of the Governor. Py order of the Governor. li. C. HOLLYPAr, 122-mifcwUt Secretary of State.

(MTY TER'si OFFICE, Bai.timokk, Jannsry 9, 1877. The Commis-loner for Opening sti-et in the City of Baltimore having made aud certified to mc a Cnal and corrrclrd return ol the benefits, damaitrs ano pei.M ee(i tor cdn Jetnnli.s and closing CM BETWEEN KXKTKK STREE'f AND A POINT FEET It INCHES EAS1-ERLY FROM STREET, notice Is hereby Klven (hat tiie books and plats of Bald Humes street will remain In the ottice of the City Kegttier for THIRTY DAYS Irom the dat hereof. lor examination by all partien interested ifcerein. duriiij whirh lime aj peals may be taKen Irom the derision of the CctniBiihWouer. to acy Court of eompeteiit J'irUdic-tion.

JOHN A. KOFIB. jk3-Iw4w. City KcKister. OFFICE BOARD CONTROL AND REVIEW THIRD DlaTKICT.

BALI IMOKE CITY. The Board cf Cor.trol and Knm (or thn'llilrd PUtricl, comprmtng the Ninth. Tenth. Eleventh and 'I welltli Wards of lUttimora City, are prenarefi to INFORM OWNERS OF OK TUK1R ASSESSMENT a returned by the Assessor la s.ld Wards. All appeals from said of property mutt oiaue to this lizard wiibio thirty days from ihn dote, after th expiraiioo of which time il books will be closed.

T. mapiiojc. GIvOHCE EVANS. A3. W.

IJAKjiOLL. January 10, 1877. li cor the BROWN CAXLEY lias removed his PHARMACY, chUbtinlicd at ths outhrHnt rner of Howard and Franklin street since to souineakt corner of avenue and Wc. sireet, where, bavioit afs'iclated bis eon with him iu the fineness, It wiil he hereafter conducted as J. BKOWN fUXLKY it bON.

The attention of the public It luvited to the many mod. rn appliance Dow at their command, and to their care lo compounding prenci ipt.ons ami .1" 02 lVf. nd VI the choicest LOOK OUT FOR THE SECOND ANNUAL SOIREE or the BRIGHT STAR to be held at thu CO' iRni npi.ki HOUSE THIS EVENING, January 29, 1877. Tickets 75 cents, admitting a Gent and Ladiea. N.

B. Fancy Programmes for the Ladle. F. H. JACOBER.

J27-2tT Chairman. DON'T FORGET TRP KTA.n COMPLIMENTARY SOIREE TENDERED TO PKOF. JOHN VII, 1 vi nv uic PCTlLS-tobobeld at PO WHAT as 01.. pr.tt and Bond THIS MONDAY EVENING, January 29. 1877.

Ticket SO cents. admilUnr bent and Ladiea. u.ic by Prof. r. Michael.

J27-2tt REMEMBER THE SECON'D ANNUAL 7 fl SOIREE OF THE BARTLETT ASSEMBLY. ZL5l RAINE IIALU THIS EVENING. January 2(1, l77.for tbe benefit of A. F.COALHOLR. Tickets 75 cents, admitting a gtnt and ladie.

J. B. All ticket not paid for will be stopped at tha aoor. 27-2t THOS. WARD.

Chairman. GRAND MASQUE FANCY AND DRESS Fl BALL OF THE Rh. HARMON IE L. K. ASbOCIATION, TO Bi BtlD THIS (MONDAY) EVENING.

January At GERMAN HALL. 192 Weft Lombards'. Ticket SO cts. a person. Bvordrot j27-Zt- UK COMJslITIEE.

i IF YOO LOEFuVDON'T FAIL TO ri COME TO THE FOURTH GRAND MASK. AS-CIVIL, AND CALICO BALL OF THE ORIGINAL YOUNG FIVE POINTS FISHING CLUB, to be held at tbe MARYLAND INSTITUTE on TUESDAY EVENING. January 80.1S77. There wiil Eicut Valuable Prize (riven. Including a valuable Horse ana Sewlns: Machine.

Lookout for false ticket. No other tickets pood but those stamped "The Eat Bultimore Mutual Building Association, No. 2, of Baltimore, MdV' By order of the Committee. j23-2ti HENRY HARKET. FIFTH GRAND CIVILAND MILITARY DRESS HOP AND PROMK.S ADfe.

CONCERT COMPANY F. SIXTH REGIMENT, M. N. at CONCORDIA OPERA HOUSE, on WEI)-KESDAY EVENING, Jan. 31.

177. Card 75 cents, admitting a Gent and Ladies. ExecctivbComxit-tek Capt. J. C.

Fallon. Chairman. Floor Max-agers Seret. Wm. Burkhard.

Serst. D.A.Dixon. Corporal J. Klenina, private J. McCartney.

Sergt. T. C. Ezan, Corporal S. D.

Bottom. Corporal J. Zell-haiBD, private ft- A. Woodward. 12-3f: Second giiand masqceraps ball jf of the big bonanza yacht club.

TUESDAY. at the Nw Assembly Rooms. Read the list of prir.es: A horse and wt-Iton, a Wheeler ilson se win? machine, a tent, and lady's silver watch, a silk dres. a lady's hat. a cent's hlsh hat, a pattern of a fine cants and vest, ihe hanasomest programme that ba been given out th season for the ladies.

Ticket cttv cents, admltiine a gentleman and lady. jl9-'it" FUN! FUN! we are at AC we. stay awior from the third GRAN AJClMASK BALL ol the FANNY FERN SOCIALS. al Ul NEW ASSEMBLY HtMJMS. on WEDNESDAY EVEN I G.

January 31. 177. Tickets 50 cents, aamitting a Gentanl Ladies. Ten valuable prizes to be given. 129-3f? JOHN BROWN, Chairman.

GRAND ANNUAL HOP OP TBE JLS. KNIGHTS OF ST. MARTIN. At. CONCORDIA OPERA HOUSE.

THURSDAY EVENING, February 177. Music by Prof.Wrieht. Card of admission ,5 cents, admitting Uent uad Ladie. JOHN McCOLGAN. -j25-5t Chairman.

THE FIRST GRAND SELECT HOP ti OF TBI A WELDON At-SEMBLY. WILL SI HlttD AT THE CO.VCOED'A t'PEfi HotSl, HtAl l.lMM,,JA.. S. 1S77. Tickets 75 cents, admitting a Gent aad two Ladies.

n. is. ax twan rrorsmme tor the ca.iiea. J1S-I2t JOHN W.HARRIS, Chairman. Jt iGEAN CHAEITY CONCERT AND HOP JlK.

FirTH REGIMENT ARMORY. A GRAND CONCERT AND HOP IN AID OF THE POOR BALTIMORE, under th auenlcea of the First Brigade Marylaud National Guard, Armory inn rsegiment, JiUMiai, ireo. a. 13... Ticket One Contributions wiil be received ty1her.ader1sneL laitto it.

HtiiBi.r.1, Treasurer. DANCING. WM. T. CLAGGETT.

Second Quarter wiii commence Jan. 2. For particulars ZifXinquire at the HALL, 92 Wet Baltimore utreet. 2 untH 4 o'clock P.M. Ladies' Extra Ciasa Wednesday Night.

UoO-lme RICH, RARE AND ELEGANT SOIREE AND BALL PROGRAMMES THE SUN JOB PRINTING OFFICE, The largest line ot Samples rn the country, amons which mv be found tbe following: VIEW OF ON STA N'TI Ni PLE. THE BIRTH-DAY PARTY. SCENE IN SWITZERLAND. THE BETROTHAL. MAGIC BOUQUET.

CHILD Of FLOWERS. BOUQUET OF INNOCENCE. BELLES OF THE BALL-ROOM. HOPE AMID THE FLOW THE BABE AND BUTTERFLY. LOVE'S OFFERING.

FLORAL TRIBUTES. JUNO'S CHARIOT. THE PAGE BO OF FLORA. WAX HANDS. DOVES.

HEADS. ETC. Parties interested in petting Soirees and Balls are mv.ted to call and examine them at THE SUN" JOB PRINTING OFFICE. -m-tf NJ RON Ul DIN G. CARRIAGES, HORSES, ETC.

mi? SXAf KMrhn.nt ne new fyg second-hand lop No-Tf BCGGIES, Jotno-Sej .1 AGGERS aad EXPREtS WAGONS. J.ii.lST, Hi Franklin St. jS-J-lm. FOR SALE OB EXCHANGE Over li rew and seennd-banrf CAPJtIAGEA.Sieitfh3 aud lLirnesii, at New York R-poi'ory, No. 21 North Liberty street.

H. D. SCHMIDT, jlu ln'i FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE Fifty dif- ftgf ferent style ot CARRIAGES. JAGERS. BUifjus, WaeoDS, and ail kinds of Harney-.

Appiy 68 S. Eutaw st. IILD'K STALFRIoMm ONE COUPE, by Brewster, nearly new; 7' one iinhu six-pesenger. CAHiilAGE. t'irce uit rsnel KOCKAWA1S, aad one haadrd others, new and sececd-band.

to be sold at reat bar.n. 84 West Fayee street, aecr Cnar.e. -jas-et P. D. SCHMIDT CO.

iCN HOSEirND" EXPRESS WAGONfcr Sale. Apnlv 107M N. SCHROEDEK ST. j29-at'i JUST ARHIVED FROM ALLEGHAN ArTMuUNTAl.NS. s.xteea head HORSES Irom to 7 years old respectively.

They conit moetiy of heavy Draft Rore and some Drivins Horses. Among them is a Srrt-c'jM bright bay or Coach Horse, ta very aoole animal.) six years old, sixteen bands kigh and very siynsa. All are for sale or oa most reasoaaale terms, at No. FOKRKST STREET, -J'23-St near Doi.g.as street. FOR SALE One rir Gray nORSFS.

six and seven, vears o.d. Potter's "Clrv To IsiM'-ast J. DOBBIN 6 STAtLES. 3 and 3 on street- STEAMSHIP LIE5. iirsi4 Tte SteamirbiD WM.

K.ENN ki-t, cit. H. D. tr. WEDN ksJAT.

Jafi. 31. 1 o'clocx Fare, including Meal and Stateroou- Berth til A. L. HCGGINS, Asent.

ttr Bostoa wharf, foot of Loui i.ck. FOR BOSTO.V "VIA NORFOLK. Wil. c-RAN E. Capt S.

on Uic tUAY, Ju. 2.i. at 1 o'clock P. M. rare to Boston, lnciuainc Meais and stiteroom Berta 12 50 A.

L. HCGGINS. Aeect. tfr Boston wbarLtootoi Loas Doci. SAVANNAH.

Steamship AMERICA. Capt. G. W. Bil- iups, oA Kii.ti, jansiary at cioca w.

T6rouii rates ol Freight and Fasae ticset to all points South. A. L. BUGGIN S. Agent, THOMAS W.

GOUGH. Afent C. R. R. of 5 German street.

oll-lfr ITTVirFOR ui-i" ASD QUEFNSTOWN. 1 AN LINE OF MAIL S1EAMERS. First-clas s'eamsuipa, ssiiiiie Iroaa New Tork everv THURSDAY and SATURDAY. Tickets soid to aad from 1. Ireland and tne Contiaect.

DRAF1S ON fcTKOFK FOR SALE Apt to JOHN G. DALE, 15 Broalwav.New Voik. J. Q. A.

HERRING. Agent, Adams Express Company, Or to GEORGE McCAFFKAV. SS St. Paul streeL Baluinore. AMERICAN STEAMslUP LINE.

5i Philadelphia aad Liverpooi.iall-ina at vueenstown. Thursja from odnesd vs irom Lit erpool. Steamers to iiil from Philadelphia as follows: Indiana Jaa. Ohio 3 Illinois Jan. 11 1 Pennsylvania.

I Lona C'livk Jan. is I Cl rr ew YoaK.Feb. Price ol pss-ae in Currency, Cabin f7i to $:. ir or cabin, lulerme iiate ami stet-raste rate api '7 to I'ETEU WiJKiili' SONS. Geaeral Aenis.

Phiiaie't'hia. or M. fiiiJAl if r.ii. 1 Holiijav street BaitiiuorA mlO-lr NORIH GERMAN LLO ID. BALTIMORK iso BREMEN, VIA SiH'lHA VPiON.

The Screw Steamers of the Nona C-ermia Lloyd, or 2.5 JJ tons and 7i.v:hore power, rua between BALTIMORE and BREMEN, as iJiiowr: irom Brcmea. From Baitiaiure. NURSPUKG Jan. 1J Feo. 5 I.ElPZIli 'an- '-'J BRA SI II ir.

BAL'iTMOKr: Feb. 21 Mar. 22 And tuereafter from every WI PNKs A from BALTIMORE every alieinie THURSDAY. No cabin passengers carried djrinj the winter nson. Forireisht or passage apr'T t3 A.

SCHUMACHER 'jySJ-tf No. 5 South Gay street, CUXARD LINE MAIL STEAMERS. iirt'Tbes8 lirst-ciass. full powered Iron steamships wiii sail from NEW YORK FOR LI V-EUPOOLAND QLEHNSrOWN: l'AKTlUA WEDN ESDAY, Jan. 10.

1 P. M- ALGERIA W( ESDAY, Jan. 17, 7 A. M. CHINA VI Kb A V.

Jan. 21. ooa. ABYSSINIA Wfc.PN KSDAY, Jan.SI.3 A. ii.

Cabin pa.sa;e aceordics to c-coiniaodations. Ketnra rackets xavoraole lickeu to aud troui ail psrt ol Europe at low i ate. Everv faci iity IVr boowine bt Baltimoreasency. G. LwYork.

iVw-l Ajent. -ggfjjuoe ALLAN MNE-STKAM BKTWEEN BALTIMOKii AND LIVE RPOuL, a tiAi aa wax. Tb.NpiMdid Screw steamer ot tbe above Una W.U run as lollo; uverpooU Frora Baltimore. CASPIAN' 9 Jan. SI.

9 A.M. NOVA Feb. 14,9 A.M. i laeresfter fortntithtly. T.kinsIsTenficr ani freisut to and from Uver-V0i'eraae Pastao to or from Livrpoot.

GIzsjokc, oiem'toicn or Bfifr't. CCBKkNCV. or treicht or passaee apply to the Aeenta. ki'il en A.bCHbMACHfcK JvSO tf No. 5 South Gay street, Biumor.

FOR HI KE A SPRING-WAGON "and ') Biiitahie fiir liht hmilinv. with JTtTIedriver. competent to maite collections aad traiact ousiness. Addres WAGON, bun otlloe. stating time required each day antlpnee given.m.w.soi w-i--.

BILLIARD TABLES. AU sizes and V'V tyi. very low. Billiard Goods at bottom prices. SLOnd hand Tsbie siveo sw.y.

jifrlMi J. G- TAYLOR a 4 SLarp St. ft APATENT Calf Mitched, Iftlfhand miaM 50. All stvies, ora mane, SiSsi. lor Gents, in store.

51 Faveite street, oppo-Hie 0. S. Co or mouse. JSLEWIS. jls-liu.

Z- LADIES' BUTTON BOOTS of my own fcSSZSkmike, hand-sewed, ia Oil Pebble, French Gtsiu aud Kid, 83 worth 7. -tl Myrt.t avenue, oer Mttluerry street. W.VI.COLas. j2i-lai AVE FUF.L-By VALENTINE'S PATENT IELT WEATHER STRIl'S to your floor aud window: it excludes coid. wind, rain, snow ud aurt.

prevent raitl nj sashes; best ami cueapttu joNTR.DAi.aiXi'i-U.aaSfiaos.asu -xym "pTAMBUHG EDGINGS ANTTInsERTINGS. a greatiTargain. Csse comprisinr a choica selection of NEW PATTERN in all width, worked on extra good Cambric Muslin, bought for cash at a heavy discount, and wiil be sola much rider price. PERKINS fro. 28 North Charle street.

JUST OPENED, 2 CASES BEAUTIFUL SPRING PERCALES, VERY CHOICE STYLES, AT 12X CENTS. PERKINS ja29-Str 22 Nor to Charles street. LADIES' EVENING KID GLOVES, Choicest Shades, in 2. S. 4 and 6 Button.

LADIES' MEDIUM AND DARK SHADE DO. GENTS' EVKNING AND STREET A line of beautiful SILK SCARFS FOR. GENTLE-M EN at a piece, worth 1 50. GENTS' HEMSTITCHED LINEN" HANDKERCHIEFS MUCH CNDER PRICE. PERKINS ltJr 28 North Charles st.

EAD OUR COMPROMISE BILL. XV WITH ITS AMENDMENTS. Remnants Beautiful White P. only 10 cents. Remnants 4 4 White Victoria LAWN, 10 cents.

Remnants Finen White Piaid MUSLIN, 12H ct. Remnants Tip-top Bleached MUSLINS. 6S centa. Remnants Anaroecrogginand HillMUbLIN.Sc. Remnants Excellent 4-4 SHEETING.

10 cent. Remnant Dark and Light PRINTS cheap. Remnants ASSIMERS. TICKING, GREAT REDUCTIONS FOR THIS WEEK. 4-cent Black ALPACAS down to 23 cents.

EO-cent Black ALPACAS down to SI cents. 7.Vcent Black ALPACAS down to 37 cents. 58-ceni CASSI EltS at 20 cent. 87-cent CASS1MEKS at 0 cents. 1 2i CASSIM F.RS at ,5 cents.

MUSL1J-S. biHEE TINGS, FLANNELS, ETC. EVERY! H1NG REDUCED, at MEYER'S MAMMOTH RED FOST STORE, -It i8 and 191 Gay ttrcet. JHAS. SIMON SONS.

68 NORTH HOWARD STREET. BLEACHED and UN BLEACHED COTTOXsTof all widths. SHIf.TISG and PILLOW LINENS, LlXEN SHEETING. TOWELS. APKINS and all kinds of HOUSEKEEPING DKY GOODS, at LOWEST MARKET PRICES.

We are closin? out our" stock of BLAN KETs and FLANNELS at "less than cot. JUST F.ECEIVED. NEW STOCK OF 4-t SPRING PERCALES at 124 cents. CHAS. BIMON ft SONS.

t3 North Howard street. J29-4tr9 LADIES' READY-MADE UNDERWEAR AND CORsETS, GREAT VARIETY, AT CHAS. SIMON ft SONS, J29-4tr0 ESJ 63 North Howard street. JJA51BURG EDGINGS AND INERTINGS LOWER THAN EVER. We have now a full line of above goods, and respectfully solicit an examination ol eaniw belore purchiisins.

TORCHON LACES. ITALIAN LACES. REAL VALENCIENNES LACES AT HALF PRICE. We would csll particular attention to our stock of LAtts as oem very cnoice, especially 10 our REAL VALENCIENNES LACES, amone which there are some patterns hich cannot be duplicated. CHAS.

SIMON ft SONS, 63 North Howard street. QREAT BARGAINS IN REMNANTS AND SOILED ENDS OF "WHITE GOODS. DRESS GOODS. OLD STOCK OF SUMMER GOODa, ODD CURTAINS, at CHAS. SIMON SONS.

63 North Howard street. TO THE LADIES. MASKS. TINSEL BRAID. WAX BEADS, Wooden chips, walnut and white, in ail sixes; VALENTINES, SCRAP PICTURES, AL- DLMi, sc.

or joye.ties go 10 SCHUCKING VARIETY STORE, J29-3t. No. 79 Lexinjton street. E3 'XTENSIVE SALE OF EMBROIDERIES. 5.O0O DIFFERENT DESIGNS EMBROIDERED ON NAINbOOK CAMBRIC AN SNlteS, ranging In price trem S.

8, 10, 12. 15, Is, 2J and 25 cent and upwards. Tnee good are the best for the urice that have ever been sold in thl or any other city in tlii eountry. No one desirin; taese goods can object to the puces, a thev are positively ten per cent, less than they can be landed for. A.

G. HAMBURGER, 76 Lexicton street, near Charles Please remember the number. ltrj CLOSING OCT SALE OF CLOAKS, DOLMANS. SUITS AND SHAWLS. Very low prices ia this DEPARlMENT during tne present monin: GEORGE H.

C. NEAL. Baltimore and Holiiday sts. THE SALE-OF LADIES' READY-MADE UNDERWEAR CONTIN CED. Larse assortment displayed on onr CEN TRE COUNTERS.

AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES. GEORGE H. C. NEAL, 325-tfr 1 Baltimore and Hoiliday ttreets. GOLD AND SILVER I SLACES, CLOTIlb, SPANLES, STARS, ORNAMENTS.

TxiSbELS, CORDS, FOX MASQUERADE AND THEATRICAL DRESSES. S1SCO BROTHERS. No. 50 North Charles street, JST-Sto opposite Masonic Temple. GRE ATBATt A1N IN FURS.

At L. KEAUSS'S. inrManuracturer', 50 West Baltimore street. j25-12t between Piae and Fremont. AIR COMBINGS, HAIR COMBINGS.

Tbe new process, every root on top, the hair re trains its natural color, will not matt and break, will save the appearance of cut off hair. No charge if not entirely saustactory. The Machine may be inspected-at any time at F. FLODT's reliable Ladies' Hair Store. 232 WEsT BALTIMORE 1 door west of Charles st.

Country order promptiyttended to. j-tFSj EALSK.IN SAtVUEs" CLKAKING OCT. REGARDLESS OF COST. The balance of stock to be cleared during this moBih, previous to taking stock. FUGLE j3-lm 54 and 56 North Charles street.

FUGLE CO. ARTrbFlTERINa -GREAT BARGAINS IN CLOAKS. DOLMANS. SHAWLS. The entire stock to be cleared this month, preparatory to taking stock.

JS-ltm 54 AND 56 NORTH CHARLES ST. OURN1SG CRAPS. BLACKENED. STIFFEN-EDaBd RECKiMPAD eqeal to new; meilsod not equalled in this country. MKS.

D. H.JONES, 36? Park avenae, between TowKend aad oier sw. Orders promptly attended to. jl7-loa! SI KP LE A TIN by KulfeSteam Machine, from one to four inch, one sent and a-half per yard, done while vou wrt. except Anurdsy.

341 EAST BALTIMORE STREET and WEST BALTIMORK STREET. jft-lmt BLACK SILK FRINGES. Worsted col'a Frinees. immense slock Black bilk Enures at very low rices. Just receired.

KS pieces beautiful Fringe at 75 and fl yd. TRIBLE, 31 N. Charles et.j27-(it, KID GLOVES 1. 2, S. 4 and (i Buttons, tor evening aud etreet wear, 2 KnttoBS $1.

Batten Si 25; tbis is the best Glove sold in America lor the money. ja27-St. TRIBLE. 3 4 North Charles t. I F.WELRKY Fancy Dress Ornament, Fan and Celluloid Coral Jewelry, new thai us.

Lockets, Bracelets, and miny new things wbtob we receive daily. TRIBLE, 31 N. Cbarle at. ja.T-r, VrtCK DRESSINGS fr GentlemCB Whit Silk 1 and Lawn Ties: Black Ties aud Scarts; Kid Glove for evening aud street wear vonr cho'ce of Chancellor Scarfs TKIBLE, 34 N. Cha.

27-St. hTaTsItiTfENED AND RECRIMPKD without being taken on" the framesto eooal new, for cents; also old Crape Veils renovated equal to ne wjor 30 cent at 8 2Q W. FAYETTE ST. 'jy-lin EDUCATION. 1ROF.

GEH RE'S MUSIC SCHOOL. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL. At Knabe's Warerooms, 330 West Bultimore st. Sl2 5U per Urui. jal-lm.

rpUE HANNAH MORETcaDEMY. THE DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. The Spring linn willbecin MONDAY. Jr.n.2f. For circular address REV.

ARTHUR J. RICH. M. Reistcr.town, Md. j27-4l 1RIVATE LESSONS.

Superior Instruction eivrn dully nnit in evening in Mailitnmtios, Book-keeping, Laliu nnd Ktiir Studio. Address LL. CIIAMI5KR1.AINE, A. Preston street, near McCullob. MA Iti LAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE." The next Session will commence THURSDAY, Fcbruaiy 1st.

For ircui.tr en WM. li. PARKER. Ptesldect. Collese htatioa.

Prince Georue County, Md. 1H AKLOTTK HALL SCHOOLTSt. MarVTcouniyT (Preparatory and Collegiate.) toanded la 1714. Stale donation reduces the terns for hoard ami tuition to hS per session of nve Next oessiou commences on the 5 I'll OF FEBRUARY. For catalogue applv to HERBERT THOMPSON', Principal.

Charlotte Hall. St. Mary's Md. jl-lm 1NGLESID KSEM INARY A II CM SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, near Catonevilie, six uille from Baltimore. The Spiln; Terra of the thirty-secoad annual session will bein FEBRUARY 1.

For Circulars apply to Bailey, 2R2 Baltimore street, or to MISS MARIA GI1-SON, Principal, Catocsvlile Posto'Jlce, Baltimore county, Maryland. Jlo-tFIS FOR SALK. I SALE WALNUT COUNTER, marble tor; i also KKFKIGKRATOK. BEEK BOX and UAlt VI il HI, nimninlf rrst hai c.1l 11 J2U 3tt D. II AH 1 ELL, aiSS Pennsylvanla avo NEW IMPROVED GROVFR BAKER 1N(J MACHINES f20 to each.

Including attachment and ave-var Till not be undersold in these inacbiues. 4 I N. A ST. J27-St, NF CO SEWINO MA INKS tZ Empire fl.l, Howe $2S. Weed J'3.

Wll.on tn, WilcoJ ft tiibb i.s. Hires f2 American warranted five ycr. 41 NORTH GAV bl'RLET. j2i-Sft iJINC.RK NEW FAMILY SEWING aud ail attachments, fuaranteeij five year. esch: second-hand Slueer orn $15 to including; Tucker aud Attachments.

4 1 N.UAYST. jo 31 1i" MILL FEED 1 OK SALE LOW FOR CASH. Inquire of LEWIS MARTIN, J24 lm 86 Mill and 129 McElderry' stbarf. It "wood. OR ALE A cnrlosd ol nice Creea Oak WOOD, COW iu N.

C. R. W. Depot. Apnlv to K.

B. Dl3 'AL, J27 No. 6U Second street. NEW PRAW.FF.FD WMFF1.ER WILSON NICKEL -PLATED MACHINES. Tucker and Attachments, 2.

each. These ara lot worn out aceond-hand achlucs. but equal any on the market. We are established, responsible dealers, and euarnntee evtt sal bve years. 41 NOKI GAY JS I'KEET.

fiji hOR SALE Oue lresh COW AND CALF. 4iXt Bt RVON-S HOTEL. jTjJi'V corner High and LorMreeta. S. KEbS AGO sTN W-Cbeapest fS.i2?i,ln tbacUv.

for cash or approve'! paper, at li iVTTurH first ueetouthoI Bsitimore near foppletoa etreet. Jl'uli .11 iiihi FOR A K. The swift, staunch ftsTF. A hit THOM AS COLLVER for ftOAL. COAL.

GEUUGJS W. UWKIX.NO- Nrt'J JO Jai' ucc sutct. ttONTINUATION OK THE GREAT ANNUAL JANUARY SALE OF AMERICAN COTTON GOODS. Every housekeener should tttke an early opportunity to supply themselves with the bargains given below. Cnses SOfT FINISH YAKD-WIDK BLEACHED COTTONSlow price of 8 cents per yard.

Cases line quality Y'ARD-WIDK BLEACHED COTTON'S, heavy weleht. 10 cents per yard. NEW YORK MILLS BLEACHED 12a cents. Cases WAMSUTI A BLEACHED 12 cts. a yard.

Douhle Width PILLOW CASING cts. a yard. 1QI PIECES WIDE SHEETING COTTONS. OOU Every tan.lly should have a whole piece. Improved lull yards wide SHEETING COTTON low price of as cents per yard.

Heavy soft finish tuil24 yards wide SHEETING COTTON SO cents per yard, worth tully 25 per cent. mote. Fine Unbleached SEA ISLAND COTTONS, low price 8 and 10 cents per yard. Forty-eicht-inch nne Brown Sea Island PILLOW CASING COTTONS, 12K cento per yard. HAMILTON CANTON FLANNELS, cents per yard.

Cases extra heavy 7-S wide CANTON FLANNELS low price 12' cents, recently sold at 20 cts. Also MARSEILLES and CROCHET QUILTS. HOUSEKEEPING LINEN GOODS. GEORGE H. C.

NEAL. POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE. Baltimore and Hoiliday streets. rpHIRD GREAT ANKUAL SALE OF BLACK SILKS. GEORGE H.

C. NEAL, POPULAR DRY 0OODS HOUSE, Purchased durine the recent unparalleled depression in the Silk Market a large line of the best Lyons makes of CACHEM1RE BLACK SILKS, which will now be oilered at prices which we guarantee will be the lowest ever reached on th same 72 PIECES CACHEMIRE BLACK SILKS 81 50. by far the bentonality ever sold at the price. 100 PIECES FINE CACHEMIRE BLACK SILKS AT SI 75, will be worth tt SO. IOO PIECES SUPERB QUALITY BLK CACHE-MIRK SILKS at fi per yard, actual valne 3.

This quality is absolutely unapproachable for the price. 12 PIECES BEST OUALITY IMPORTED CACHEMIRE SUBLIME BLACK SILKS at 2 25, (2 5U, '15 and 13. As it will be impossible to duplicate these SILKS, Ladies will find it to their advance to make their purchases at above UNPRECEDENTED LOW PKICF.S. 315-eotfr BALTlMOKfe and HOLLIDAT STS. ritO THE LADIES.

S. KANN, 154 AND 156 BROADWAY, "Would respectlullv iUKgettt to his fair customers to make an early call at his establishment and secure some of his great bargains in AMERICAN COTTON GOODS. Notwithstanding the 0rady rise in the rates of Domestic Cotton f'abrics we will still ofler both BLEACHED AND BKOWN SHIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS At the low rates prevailing belore January, 1S77. The stock on band consists of 3-4, 4-4, 5-4. 6-4, t-4, 8-4, 9-4, 10-4, 11-4, Ile.it Sianuard Makes.

Have also opened SPRING PRINTS, PERCALS. DRESS GINGHAMS, medium Shades of ALPACA lor Sprins Wear; WHITE GOODS, TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, CURTAIN LACES. And All-Wool White and Domestic FLANNEL3. The balance of Winter DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS. BLAN KETS, WOOLENS AND REPELLANTS Closing out very 'cheap.

On second floor ill show MUSLIN REMNANTS, PERCAL REMNANTS. NAINSOOK RE MM ANTS, PIQUE REMNANTS, And sundry other job lots to cioee out. -ltr -1 rkQ SELLING OFF. fflQ AUeJ Having determined to enlarge our lUw Store, we will sell our stock cl DRY GOODS ANP NOTION'S at greatly reduced price. GREAT BARGAINS IN HOSIERY, te.

SPECIALTY OUR 6S CENT WHITE SHIRT, Less than the Muslin aud Linen would cost. ROSEN ST EEL fc KLUG. 109 North Gay street, j23-eoCti above Front st. IlTRTS CHEAPE THAN AN OTHER PLACE IN THE WORLD, AT MEGINNISS'S BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, 7S WEST FAYETTE STREET, EALTIAIORE, 1012 STREET N. WASHINGTON, D.

C. We make the finest DRESS SHIRTS to order in the moct elegant manner for 12. BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS made to order for 11 25 and $1 50. A perfect lit always guaranteed. The following is a price list of Ready-made Goods: Fine Cntinibhed Shirts oofy 9 eenu.

Unnmshed Shirts made ot Wamsutta muslin and twenty-one hundred linen boms for only 70 eenu. Our A Shirt, the nicest redy-made sbirt out. and the piiee is still kept down to 80 cents. The above unfinished Shirts are only ten cents more when finished. j29-eo2tr, rrHE NEWEST AND PRETTIEST LINEN STANDING COLLAR IS THE VISCOUNT IMPROVED, only 20 cent.

The LORD REGINALD, a new Standing Collar, ia also very much admired, price 2u cents. The HAMILTON, a first-class Rolling Collar, is the nicest thing in its wav; price 20 cents. All first-class Reversible CUFFS 37 cents a pair, at THE BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, No. 75 West Fayette street. Baltimore, and 1012 street northwest.

Washington, D. C. iai9-ectrt C. GOMEGINNIS5. LINEN COLLARS.

Anchor No. 2. Henry Clay, General Warren, E. and AY. Phidias.

Arrow, Captain. Florence, but the prettiest of all are the Viscount Improved, Lord Reginald and Hamilton, price 20 cents each, at THE BALTIMORE SHIKT FACTORY, 7S Fayette street, Baltimore, and f29-4tr 1013 St. northwest, Washington, D. C. yiLL DISPLAY ON CENTUE COUNTERS, FIP.ST FLOOR, BEFORE TAKING INVENTORY, I.OOO PIECES RIBBONS, different widths and shades, at 50 cents on the dollar.

2,000 PIECES EMBROIDERIES, slightly soiled, at abou same rate. ALSO. Short Ends of SILK and DRESS GOODS. A real fine CORSET at 75 cents. Other Goods in proportion.

SILK AND LACE HOUSE. JOEL G0TMAN 4 30, 32, 34 aad SS North Eutaw St. J25-3tt GROCERIES. FRUITS. ETC.

FAMILY AND EXTRA FIOLK. JAMESTOWN. PATAPSCO, RESERVOIR and LINGANORF at low rate. Bass ot the same. A nice Family fj; Extra j7 cfl, delivered.

F. L. LAWRENCE, 129-6tr X. E. corner Green aad Lexington.

QHEAP FLOLft. CHEAP FLOUR. Just reeetved a choice lot of Family, Extra and Super FLOCR.from tawaSH to S7Vi. at j23-3t 374 WEST BALTIMORK STREET. 1 fin NEW OELKANS SUGAR.

1UU HOGSHEADS, GOOD TO PRIME. For sale by ltf CARSON, RICHARDSON ft CO. MARYLAND HAIS. We now offer fnr sale our well-knowa ev ot MARYLAND SUGAR-CURED HAMS, also BRA BACON, JOLES, BEEF, BEEF TONGUES AN SUGAR-CURED SQOCLDEfia of the same cure. J17-lmr5 T.

GEORGE 94 Lombard atreet. "IHARLES FARRE CHAMPAGNE. Aa Sole Agents for the United States we are able to sell this admirable WINE at prices very much below any otber braad of merit. We ofter it to private parties at introductory fvurtti, and recommend it as unsurpassed wi excellence and ourity. GRAND V1N EUGENIE'.

EXTRA CCVEE. (Dry.) CARTE BLANCHE. GIL.MOK GIBSON, J24-lm Sole Agents tor the United CtLARET VINEGAR, WINE VINEGAR. f30 yeirs old.V APPLE VINEGAR. Ktrtctly pure, IMPERIAL WINB VINEGAR, For Pickling Oysters, Vreewoles.

Fruit, Ac.ua-cxeeiled. fc'oLLM AN W1ELAN D. Importers, jb-lm 3 South Gay street, near Pratt street. HERMITAGE, SUNBEAM AND ELK RIDGE FAMILY FLOC R. guaranteed as good a anything in the market, at low prices.

For sale by dray-lcad. siugle barrel or in bags. GEO. M. EHRMAN.

J2G-St 47 bouth Howard street. 17GGS. Freh Eni ern Shore receiving daily in cases. Gli.LMOUE 215 est Pratt between Hanover and Sharp. j2i-2tt TURE CIDER VINEGAR Free troin ail adulter ation, for sale by the alion barrel.

J. P. ROGERS. BuckevBtOwn. Frederick LRGAL NOTICES.

-PUIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber -I has obtained Irom the Orphans' Conrtol Baltimore Citv letter of administration on the estate of UENKY 1. Dl'IIL'RSl late of citv, deceaneu. All persons having cliiinis against said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or belore the day Juiv next: they may otherwise by law oe excluded from ail benefit of said estate. All persist! indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, (iiven under my band this 12th day of Jauuurv. 17J.

ELIZABETH A. DUHURST. H'J-law4w, Administratrix. vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, 011 or belore the dty of July next: they tuny otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit of said eMMe. All prisons indebted to said ctale are requested to iiniko Immediate paymeut.

Given under my hand in 15 11 it 1 nil, i'v 17; iiiiian iiiiiiieiJiHli; iay liieu iycii UIIU1T I hand this ilu day of Jauiierv, 1S7. WILLIAM I.1MMKK. Aduiiuistrator. 'pjIISia TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscriber bus ohtuiiieil from the orphans' Court of Baltimore City letter of sd-iaiiinlralion on the of IlfANCES DOCW RA, late of ald city, deceased.

All peruoriM having claims against mua dei-eaed are hereby warned to exhibit the -nine, with the vouchers thereof, to tho subscriber, 011 or before the 221 day or next; they mav otherwise, py Inw, bo excluded liom ail oeuellt of "aid estate. All persons Indebted to mill estuie are requrtlcii to mak Immediate py-ineiit. i.ivua ur.de my hand this of duu-uary, 1H17. SARAH iiAKGAR, -jllilt Executrix-. IS 1 TO 1VE NOTICE.

Tht the suhtcriber I ha obtained rom tUe Orphan' Court of City lettei imtameniarv ou the citata ot: WILLIAM OHLENDOUF. lato of said citv. deceaed. All peison tinvlng claims deceased me. Iieiehy warned to exlilliit the same, with the voiii'lier thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 12th dav of July next: they insy' Otherwise, by law.

be excluded trom all benefit of Kul.l eittuli'. All person Indebted to ild eite sr reijuesied to niske Immediate payment. Given under uif baud Uii tub o.iv ul Janusi 177. JOHANNA flFRKl NO, jSlawlw Executnt. flMIIS IS To Gl That the itibsrrlber A.

hv obtained Irmu tbeOrpban' Court of Haitl-nior ity letter lestiiieniary an thu estate cf HAY. late of said citv. deceased. All per-titi having rlRiins aKnt ald decesed are hereby warned to exhibit lh aui. will) thu voucher theieul, to the subscribe, or belore the Mb day of July next: thev may otherwise, by law.

lie ex-rlutlrd irom all benetll of siilrt estate. All person Indebted to said mint ate 1 ftuestod to inske mime-dlale. pity input. Giv 1 under our hsnil this 5th day Ol January, ISW. KH ANCIS MARION HAY, JOHN C.

HAY, Kilawlw" Executors. HUN DHKD YIt A ALM A AC -Sent pottage fre to miv addrce on lec'it't of the price, 2j KCaM. Auarem O. SWINGl.KY. No.

SI Mcclt JJMU llsitimore, Ml. Til. SUN l'RIS tlNO KSTARIISHMRfT, JL iitAl, Ai.CUJAiJi, riSCilfT, 'pHIS IS TO GI VE NOTICE, That the subscriber hart obtained from the Orphans' Court of Haiti-more Citv It I lers of administration on lliee-Mate of II K.N MSG PR Ail lute t.I van! cv, deceased. All petsona having cliiiiint uffatnst sid deceau'd are hereby wurne.l to exhibit the same, wild the BALTIMORE, MONDAY, JAN. 29, 1377.

"Tax Sttk alwav has the news." and with its two mitDimotn, double canaeity rotary presses, in mil operation, equal to printing forty thousand copies txr hour, is dispatched to all its suDscriuers. in the city ana out of it, at in very earliest hours of tue morning, ttie larsest and '-est corps ot carriers ot sbj newspaper published Baltimore. Cost ot Municipal Govesxmest. A mo'-e-jnent has been set on foot in New York to reduce the municipal expenses of that tax-ridden city. It is au example that oueht to be promptly followed in other cities.

Whilst commodities have bceu falling iu price almost to the level they were before the war the cities have keen increasing their expenses, maintained, in many instances at rates which the inflation of prices during the war may have justified, tint which onjht to come down with the decline id rents and in all articles of prime necessity. Everywhere we have depression in trade, and everywhere the people have been forced to economize. Manufacturers and tradesmen generally have brought down their expenses to the lowest possible point, and the great railway corporations have also curtailed outlays, cut off extravagances, and are puthini the policy contraction into all departments of their respective roads. At this time our people are burdened with a heavier weight ol taxation than any other people in the civilized world. The statistics of failures iu the United States from 1S73 to inclusive, put the agrerate liabilities of those who weut into bankruptcy dining that period at eight hundred aud forty-eix millions of dollars, more than one-half of which was total loss.

The number of non-dividend paying stocks has also increased, and the resources of a multitude of investors abridged or cut off entirely. At the eaine time taxes on real estate were and continue in Baltimore to be collected on values assessed when property was so much inflated that in the comparatively few cases in which protests have been entered the Appeal Tax Court of Baltimore has made abatements, increasing with each successive year for the past four years, amounting in the aggregate to ten and a half millions of dollars In New York city so many of the departments are of legislative enactment that the municipal authorities have no authority to reduce the number and compensation of officials, and recourse rnitft therefore be had to Albany. But in LUliimore. with the exception of the police force and the judiciary, officials and their ealarics are of municipal regulation. To the extent, therefore, that the municipality has power to act it should not wait for committees of taxpayers of the various degrees, such as have recently conferred with the mayor of New "York in respect to a more economical administration of the city government; but, in view of the t'cneral complaint of hard times and the economies which our citizens have to practice, ebould proceed at once to ascertain by a searching investigation how and in what way leaks may be stopped and the general expenses of the city reduced.

One very proper step as the initiative to further action in this direction was taken iu the council on Tuesday, where Jhe first branch resolution requiring tin adoption of a systemized plan for keeping tb-n accounts of the city was amended in the second branch by a provision declaring that "no moneys shall be paid hereafter by any department except on warrants of the comptroller on the register," and that "all moneys collected shall be turned over to the register by the comptroller except the receipts by the tax department." So far this is well. But it is not enough to provide for the proper keeping and disbursement of the money of the city. It is equally important for the council to ascertain to what extent expenses in every department of the municipal government can be cut down. Certainly all sinecures aud useless expenditures should be cut off all expenditure, indeed, where an absolute and necessary equivalent is not obtained therefor so that the money of the city way be economized and relief be given to euch extent as will adjust burdeDS to real values a condition to which the country is fast nettling down, afl'ectiug property in a'l our cities by the elimination of the element of inflation that has so long vitiated all interests. Under this state of things it is inevitable that the extravagant cost of mnnicipal government which has radt'slly grown npon us throughout the country during and since the period of the war must be greatly reduced, and the sooner we set about it the better.

Those cities which the most speedily accomplish it will prove the most attractive for new enterprises and new comers. The Cattle-Driving Nuisance Property-holders and residents of Baltimore have frequently sought the aid of the council to prevent the driving of cattle, sheep and hogs through the streets of the city. Half a dozen ordinances have been passed ostensibly to remove these complaint, but in reality they do nothing of the sort. Thev simply confirm, with a fey unimportant restrictions, the right of butchers ami cattle dealers to use our streets as highways over which cattle and sheep and hoes may be driven without regard to the contamination of the air with offensive effluvia and the possible peril to life and limb that the driving of wild cattle through our streets may occasion. In no well ordered city ought such permission to be given.

The public health is endangered thereby, and the comfort and convenience and freedom of movement on the part of the citizens are disregarded. Under existin? ordinances. shall presently sho is but one street in the city Baltimore street for a part of its length through which the passage of cattle, sheep and hogs is prohibited both by day and night. Through ail the other streets they may be driven at night: although in two or three instances they are prohibited from passing through certain specified sections of street by day, such a limitation is of no service, inasmuch as it throws the bulk of the travel of cattle, sheep and hog3 upon other streets, to which the prohibition at no time extends, and thus concentrates and intensifies the offensive-ness of hich our citizens so justly complain, ndfor which they have so often aud so fruitlessly asked the council to provide a remedy. A rlance at the ordinances will show with what ability our city council, iu response to petitions askiug that the driving of cattle, Ac, through our streets be slopped, have managed not to do it.

Ordinance 33, section 23, of the revised ordinance prohibits cattle, sheep or hogs from being driven eastwardly or westwardly in Bal-mre street, between Fremont and Eden under a penalty of twenty dollars for each. Ordinance 64, of October LsSl, declares that hogs whils-t in the act of being driven through the city shall not be allowed to stop or he down, under a penalty of five dollars for each i he hogs enould cote the fact.) Ordinance of June 17, 1-171. declares it unlawful for any person or persons to drive cattle, sheep or hogs in any late, street, or alley, except to m- Mpptng joints. By the ordinance of April S3, 1S72, it is declared cot tobii lawful to drive any cattle, sheep or hogs along Lexington -treet, between Eutaw and Charles; on Fajetf-e street, between Green and Gay streets, or aloui Madi-on street or atei.ue, the Uv.rt of nine at nyjht an-i fee in the mon-iny. These are the only Praticallv they continue the nuisance, and in the summer time, and especially in regard to the parage of bogs, the tenth by night is often so intolerable that persons living in those streets through which they arji driven are compelled to ciose their windows and to endure the sliding heat rather than the rank od'ir.

ft will thn bet-ten that really nothing has been done for the relief t- our citizen, and that cattle, heej and hogi" ft ill have free range both by day and over ail parts of the city, liven at the last vitr; ion of the council an attempt was Made to at'te to some extent this intolerable nuisance, but. as tr-tial. the ordinance was tabled. The ncit thing to be done to meet the opposition to a m-H-iure. salutary is to agitato 'for the abolition or all slnu; rner-hoa-e? within the limits, the coti ruction of abattoirs at such point beyond the city limits as will relieve us from this cattle cui-anee altogether.

The Ei kctojui? Col ntTL-AIi' that remains to make the sectoral bill a law is the si, nature of the 1 which will appended to the document to-day It W'U therefore be as well that the impracticable irreconcilable of li.mj uemu tneir lantastic nH gr-tous arms and ttait aud aUlie Uje Ihe people are weary of whether it the strife of political panics, with be hot antagonism the presidential controversy has engendered, or the strife of sections. Whit iuj uccu is ucacc, icsi irom tne political turmoil ii to which the country has been needlessly and recklessly plunged ever since the November With peace, and the restoration of confidence, there 13 every DroMu-c now of a steady improvement in every branch of business and a resumption of the old Industrial activities. The patriotic course of the joint committee on the electoral count iu subordinating party feeling to the public good, whilst pursuing with patient labor a plan that promlees to extricate the republic from a great peril, Is worthy of all It now remains, after Congress has made the preliminary count, for the tribunal appointed by the bill to complete the good work that has been bo weil begun. If tbey enter upon the duties that are to be devolved upon them in the ame spirit that animated the joint committee the conclusions they reach, aud which are to be Bubmitted to Congress for final action, will come before that body under the most favorable auspices, and iu any event will be entitled to the highest respect. Eexts It is thought probable in New York that bouse rents have not been reduced in proportion to other things.

At the same time the rents of business bouses are thought to have touched bottom, and that with the settlement of the presidential question they will adveaee ia tffJPjtf ti9 tv Ui6 revival of buje Be Good to Youkselt foe Once, if troubled with a tiacl Couuh orCoid, and Use Doctor Jay.ve's Ex-p ec i or a nt a sure remedy for Asthma, as well as Throat Complaints. MiKKIED. BIKCKHEAD -DA VI Elf. On 3l.at Grace Church, bv Eer. George Leeds, PATRICK.

MACAU-LAY BIKCKHEAD toMAUY MOXP.OE, daughter of the late Solomon is. Da vies. CAVKNA WAHDFLL. On W. ty Rev.

Mr. Uenmer. JOHN H. CAVEXA. of Louisville, to FA5NIE F.

tVARDELL. of Baltimore. FiSKE COON'. On DecemberaS.by Kev. D.

oves, JOSEPH H. FlfcKE to Miss BERTHA L. COON both ot this city. HAMKTOS MCRKAY. At Pikesvllle.

on 25th of December, by Kev. Father WaldroE. CHARLES E. HAMPTON, of Philadelphia, to ELLEM till AY, of Marviand. MARSHALL-RICHARD.

On Januarv at Saint Peter's P. E. Church, bv Kev. Grammer, JOS. W.

MARSHALL, to Mis lVA J. RICHARDS, both of Baltimore. IYLER I ELDPCSCH. In the First Reformed Church, Morth Calvert street, ou Thnrfday evening, 25Th January, 1S77, by Rev. J.

T. Rossifer. LEVIS YLER, of Saint Mary county, to Miss MARY FELDPCSCH. of Baltimore, Md. DIED.

AI.LARD. Departed this life, on the morning of January )1, THOMAS B. ALLAKD, in the 65th year of his age. The friends of the family sre respectfully Invited to attend his iuneral. from his late residence.

Mo. fw8 Franklin street, on this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'cPck. BON D. On 28. after a linseripg illness.

Cart. GILBERT BOND, in the 56th year of his age. Hi irienis are resppctfuiiy invited to attend his funeral, from the residence ol hi sister. No. 134 East Monument street, to-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at rhi ee o'clock.

BL KGESS. At CotoneviHe. on 27th at 2 o'clock P. THOMAS BCKGE3S, in the year of hs age. are they who die in the Lord.

The funeral whl take place on this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock. CUKLEY. Departed thUlife, on 28th cf January. MARY CCRLEl, rn the 70th year of her age. the belovd wife ot Owen Curley.

a native of county Lkijeriek, Ireland, but for the last thirty year a tb citv. May she rest in peace. Amen. The friifl3 and acquaintances are respectfully re-QUBSted to attend Uer funeral, from her late residence. No.

57 North Amiiy street, oa this morning, at nine o'clock, to proceed to St. Peter's Churn, where a Requiem High Mass will be cele-braiet for the repose of her soul. CO 1. ULAN On Jauaary 27, 1377. CHARLES C.

COL'GilLAN aged 2 years 4 months and 11 t'se youngest and oeloved son of Patrick Ei Eiicn Coueftian. Tin; friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend his funeral, from the residence of his parents, southeast corner of Bank and Chester on this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. DA VISOX. DepKried this l.fe. on at 11 o'ciock A.

JEN NIE E. DAVISON, in the Sot'a year of her age. daughter of John Joines. LT. S.

N. Her funeral will take place from the residence of her faster. 2o. S7 North Erien street, oa Wednesday) ariemoon, olit at two o'clock. Tne relatives and friead are invited to attend, without further notice.

HO fVELL. 0 ifith January, AGNES aeed 13 years, only daughter of D. C. Howell. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend hfr fofieral.from the residcnc of her father.

So. K' Park avenue, oa this (Monday) afternoon, at tsvo o'clock. I LAN. 0. On January 27.

ALVERDA COOPER, aged 3 years and monlhs, daughter of C. Wiicon and A. Ireland. fh" friend of the family are reepectfullv invited to sumil her funeral, from the residence ot her parent, h-'j Howard street, on this (Monaay) aii-erii'-'oa. vr.a intauL.

at two Clock. JOII sOn'. Suddenly, on 27ta of January, 17. Alol'bl L'S F. JOHSSOX, ia the ir.tfi year of age, second son of Josephine and the late Samuel Johnson.

(Queo Anae'i oncers please copy Dearest husband, thou haft left us, We thy loss most dfcpiy feel: But 'tis God tkat bate bereii us. He ean all our sorrow heil. "We knelt dying bed. And bis pallid brow; We vain.y pressed his icy hand. He cannot heed us now.

That hand is cold, that heart is still. Our di ean.g of oliss are o'er; Ac! now upon this dreary earth He'll cheer our hearts bo more. BY HIS WIFE AND dtareyt aon.weei'y rest. For inn iiTe's win'ry storms are o'er; '1 cures of earth will not molest My loved ones, on the other shoi e. My sorrowing heart still for thee weeps, You are not l-t bat gone Thin gently ren in aejtu's eal a sleep.

Cm, I we me'jt on Canaan's kiiore. BY 11 IS MOT1IEE. r-iir brother has trone and leit us In this wide worid to roam: He tins gone to meet his turner Thot fits upon His be tveniy tarone. We will try to follow him. Our brother ilmt lias gone before; Where the sunlight is never dim.

On that happy and peaceful stiore. HV HIS BBOTHKKS I fclKTEI'S His r'-malns will be carried Uie Free Metiio list Church, on Wis.iam street, where the Iter. Thorns Lowe preach hi? sermon, this (AlouJay) a.terr. at two o'clock. LAN DLR-i On 27tii January.

1.77. JENS IK aired 11 moni lis and flays. vo ir.eBt and beloved diiisfcter of John and Annie Lander. Tne i elaaves atid friendsof the family are repcct-luily in vi tcu lo attend funeral, from she residence ot her parents. No.

lo'J Jtnsor street, ttud (Monday) atterr.oon. 2V. staiit, at three o'clock. LIT I LK On 2hh January, at ttf o'clock P. CHARLIE ae( 2 years tnonui and todays! youtiK' St sou ol Peter J.

ami Sophia L. Litllp. His meral will take place from tne residence or hs fattier. No. IsW Lruid H.li avenue, this (Mondavi morn lEtit.

at ten o'cIock. LLO Janu.iry, ot cor.2stton or the hiius. wt.OKUlAN A. in the year of her ice wile ol John A. Lloyd.

The Tr i end of the iutnlly ara respectfully Invited to attend her funeral. her late renaoce. VJj Conwuv-street, on this (Monday) ttternoon, at three o'clock. this life, on the eveulne of January ih. 1R77.

AN N'Ifc w.le of Mniier Tue relative aud triendsaie respectiuily lnvueo to attend her funeral, Irom her late resldencu. No Id rqaare, on to-morrow i uebUay ait ei noon. Suth in. jtant at two o'clock. aC Ei lh ev'Iiin of January 2i, ivn.

Seoree 01 to ia(1 of the family are reject. Mouday.) th inU8l, at ide of all our Be.irta i Put au aiiEel caiite and wlnsrertil Little Jiuiinv, do come home. The-elatlves and friends of the family 'TJlr fuily invited toattend Iuneral. Irom ihe reVmne. ot his iirecu.

No. iu9 Soutn 'aiiioitlon atrett I W. B. IWI7T rct once BATKMAN'. On January 27.

1S77, at 8 o'clock a at the residence of his lather. .1. K. IU tern an corner ot Hi-h and HUlen strteie, THUS. K.

HA'O AN in the 2fth year of his a.tc. of Kront Hoyal HANOI On January 38, IHOMAS p. lJANDv" years. V' WI1 January 2L at II o'clock Ills. KLIZACET11 P.

WilLATLi.Y, In the yea; 9J Wi-fiBt tcjujjiv hueia sntf copy.j' ANDKB ort Uv. tiWXnTr IWVJI'I1 DS- 'Ihe relative and fully invited attVnri Ui deuce. No-MNorStttt tljls Mouday) onot Jame Kfend Alice A. 'i homTm r0UB-e' Little Jimmy was our darlin. CUES WK II.

HKALD. ATTOKNKY AT LAW. C3? STRKET sorthwnst. Ws.largton. Special atleijtio puid 10 Coilsctluns.

am HOPKlN? A MARSHALL. CARPKNTERS AND U01LDEKK, South Kuuw street, br een Pratt nn 1 l.oml.ia. utM and 1 routs fitted up Willi iietts and l-etMni JJRRPAP.R I'Ofs WIMIf by tinvlnff th txvisiHi.K it i' hit wf'Ai her nrKir oppllt'd to your Door ami Window. It exclude ii cuil and dimt. and uiovvpt the tsitllngcf wiu-Cows.

Put up CUJ by H. II. AiiNiil l), iy 'J iiy. JS3 ilullvrijr tuttt. 'iff 1 HifWiPlpl 1W.