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SUBURBAN 'AND COUNTRY AUCTION SALES, i AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE SUN. 1 DANCING. LOOK OUT FOR THE FIRST ANNUAL HOP --or THK MORRIf RENKITIOIAL SOCIETY.

i i FOR SALE.i" twx FOR SALE Several desirable GROUND RENTS. OF 300, well HENKY C. LOGEM ANN, 86X St. Panlst, above Lexington, I70R SALE GROUND BENTS, one of J90 snd one of $42, weU secured, at 6 percent. CHAKLES E.

HILL. 43 Lexington street. jT6-8f t- A GENTLEMAN of ample means, strsneer in the City, desires to CORRESPOND with a Young Lady of refinement with a view to matrimony. Ad-dress A. E.

P. O. Box lOO, Baltimore. if A OT1CE. Between the th of September and 8rh A.e of October, 1877.

an amount between THREE and FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS was taken with BONDS, which bonds were returned a few days aeo through The By retnrntn? the money through The Sun the parties may retain and no questions asked. i JAS. FOPS. If rp TO THE PUBLIC. 1 HE SMALL-POX PATIENT AM ED HILL, who lived on Eutaw street, a lew doors from Lexington street, and was removed to the Marine Hospital by order of Dr.

Steuart, Health Commissioner, IS NOT A MEMBER OF OUR FAMILY, and is In no way connected with HILL'S SHOE STORK, 90 Eutaw street, between Saratoga and Mnlberry sts. Itp GEO. D. HILL CO. HANDSOME GOLD-HEADED CASE, VliS-SKNTKD TO MR.

S. H. HUPl'AKD. BY HIS MAN FRIENDS, and presented b' APT. KEN RY, of the bark Gloston.

If rpo FACILITATE THE SALE or THE STOCK ON HAND OF BURT'S LADIES-SHOES. We will Offer the following Bargains until taking Inventory of stock. To those interested we Advise an early call, as the public is aware of the great increase In prices of BOOTS and SHOES. We can only say, call eariv to secure these Bargains, at LEVI WEINBERGER'S, 81 North Eutaw street adjoining the Church. These pi'ces only good prior to taking stock February BURT'S FKENCH KID BUTTON BOOTS $4 aO, former price $5 50.

BUKT'S Lasting Top Kid Vamp BUTTOSED 50, former price 50. BUKT'S PEBBLE LEATHER BUTTONED former price $5. BURT'S FR. STR. GR.

BUTTONED f3 75, former price 5 B0. At LEVI WKIN SERGER'S, HI North Eutaw street, adjoining the Church. Onlv House in this city for GENUINE BURT'S SHOES for Ladies and Gentlemen. Up WEDDING PRESENTS. FLHST-CLASS ARTICLES OF ART from (1 upward, largest and choicest assortment, at BEND ANN'S ART ROOMS, 17 Baltimore bet.

Calvert and South. rpo THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. We have Just received a FRESH SUPPLY of ANIMAL VACCINE VIRUS. F. ARNOLD SON, lt'p 15 South Sharp street.

1 FRAGRANT, REFRESHING, LASTING. J. M. 1 LAROyUE'S ORIGINAL FLOHJ.DA WATER, a delightful permit 50 cent a bottle. W.

E. THORNTON, lfp Baltimore and Harrison streets. JM. LIQUID ODONTINE whitens, beautifies and preserves the Teeth and perfumes the Breath; 50 cents a bottle. W.

E. THOKNTON, lt'p Baltimore and Harrison streets. PROTECTION GIVEN FOR S8S CENTS. An ELECTRIC AMULET will gnard the body from contracting disease. Get one at yonr Drnegirt's, or ot the Agent, W.

E. THORNTON, lfp Baltimore and Harrison streets. SE WHITTLE'3KOSETOOTH-POWDER to beautify your teeth. A sic for WHITTLE'S and take no other; 10 and i5 cents a box. WHITTLE, Lexington and Fremont streets.

lfp AILROAD TICKETS. fl to $5 saved bv buying XV your TICKET of UPTON W. DORSEY, 131 West Baltimore street, (Office Evening Baltimore, Md. Don't fail to call and see him. lfp W'.

MYF.R. NO. 12 WEST BALTIMORE FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. Prompt and careful attention paid to all business entrusted to my care, either day or night. MR.

JOHN T. NEWNAN, who has extensive experience in this business, will attend personally to all calls. CASKETS, COFFINS, ROBES, alwavs oi hand. First-class Carriages furnished. JS-lmp- rpHE RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURE A SPE- CIALTY.

DR. L. B. COMINGS will guarantee a permanent cure of Hernia. He hag made this affliction and the mechanical application of Trusses a study.

He will warrant to fit a Truss that will retain the Hernia and be comfortable. Office hours from 9 to 11 A. and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P. No. 58 North F'ront street, Baltimore, Md.

HYS1CIANS and DRUGGISTS endorse It. PELS' CORN SOLVENT, 25 cts. a bottle. Warranted to cure soft or hard Corns. Sold by Druggists, and at PELS', S9 Eutaw street.

jtt-lmp BOARDING. OR RENT Desirable Front and Back ROOMS, 84 FRANKLIN ST. Table Boarders taken. 17-4f BOARDING. A Young Man can obtain BOARD in a private familv; terms very reasonable.

Address V.rfh 41-' 65 ST. PAUL STREET Fine Front ROOMS, with BOARD. Table Boarders 50 per week jli-2t GOOD BOARD, for Man and Wife or two Single Gentlemen, 1 1 or $3 50 per week, gas and heat. Inquire at Sun office. ilT-2t fl ENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or two Gentlemen, can be accommodated with second-story ROOM and good BOARD for ST per week, at 45 GARDEN' STREET.

JIT-Sf 'P BOARD FREE lO A WELL-BEHAVED, INTELLIGENT PRO- TESTANT CHILD, from 6 to 10 years of age, whose friends will dress her nicely. May attend any day school and Sunday school, and will have a mother's care. Address JC O. Sun office, stating where child can be seen. If GOOD BOARD AND PLEASANT KOOMS, at SO AISQUITH STREET.

Jl6-2f rpWO PLEASANT ROOMS, on third floor, with JL BOARD. 30l WEST FAYETTE STREET. J15-31 FOIi KENT, WITH BOAKD-Furnishea FRONT ROOMS at 79 NORTH LIBERTY ST. (S-12t JjARGE AIRY KOOMS Southern exposure, with private bath: private table when preferred. 54 WEST MADISON ST.

J7-lm ROOMS FOR KENT Furnished or unfurnished, with or without Board, in a comfortable house in a select neighborhood. The blue line cars pass within half a square of the house. No. SMO NORTH CALVERT STREET, above Read. J13-6f 74 SARATOGA STREET.

ROOMS FOR KENT. TABLE BOARDERS received. jlS-eo3f 67 SARATOGA STREET. Large furnished front KOOM, with BOARD. 100 PARK AVENUE.

Permanent and Transient BOARDERS. Terms moderate. J13-eo3f 1 07 ST. PAUL ST JV'ortA of Centre A pleas-LZi i ant SINGLE KOOM, with BOARD. Room well heated.

Terras moderate. J154f 165 ST. PAUL near Madison. Handsotne KOOMS, with first-class BOARD.jl4-w,s,tu3f Oj0 MADISON AVENUE. Large, desirable AGO Front and Back KOOMS.

First-class Table. Moderate terms. jl5f QIO MADISON AVENUE. Desirable double OlA and single KOOMS. with first-class BOARD.

A few TABLE BOARDERS can also be accommodated dia-lm 0 1 EAST EAGER ST, oppoxite ilurtixon Square. OXO Desirable ROOMS, gas, bath and heat; terms moderate. References excnanged.with Board.jl5-Sf Ol 7 MU LBERKT NEAR FKEMON TCan OX 4 accommodate two Single Men or a Married Couple with front third-story ROOM, with Heat and BOARD. Terms moderate. J16-gf BOARD WANTED.

WANTED Bv a Lady, a pleasant ROOM, with BOARD, centrally located and suitable for light Housekeeping; references exchanged. Address A. Sun office. If WANTED Second-story front ROOM, for Gentle-man and Lady: BOARD for Lady only; no questions asked: northeastern section preferred. Address A.

R-, Sun office. If 4 GENTLEMAN wants a nicelv FURNISHED iV. ItOOM, with permanent BOARD, In a refined family, in northwestern part of citv. Terms J5. Ad-dress, stating particulars.

J. M. uofiiceJlSilSin ROOMS FOR REJiT. 'PWO NICE BOOMS, at 103 LEXINGTON STKEET. J17-f IWR RENT Furnished or unfurnished ROOMS: rent moderate.

127 GERMAN near Greene. OR KENT A pleasant F'ront ROOM, for light housekeeping. 17 EAST FAYETTE ST.i if 41 N. FRONT ST. Furnished or Unfurnished KOOMS.

Gas and water. if NOKTH CHARLES STREET. FOR KENT, BACK PARLOR, with nse of front, suitable fur Pbvsiclan or Dentist; likewise Single and Double ROOMS. J17-3f RENT Two Unfurnished ROO-MS at 117 X1 WEST MADISON ST, corner Park st Apply between 9 and 10 A. II.

or 2 and 3 P. M. jl6-gf JtYoBT W(TfFrN lSH ED ROOMS, for Holii? keeping. Itent moderate. Apply at 100 WEST F'AYETTE STKEET, above Charles.

J16-2t fOU KENT On Biddle street, near Madison ave to Gentlemen, one small, partly furnished ROOM, with gas, at $0 per month, and one medium-size. partly month. famished KOOM, with heat and gas. at 7 per month. References required.

Address KOOMS. Box 43, Sun office. J15-31 1 Of NORTH HIGH STREET, near GavTTwo" XOtJ beautiful furnished KOOMS, suitable for housekeeping. Water on same floor. JlS jf WAlVTElTT i6RENT.

ANTED Comfortable KOOM, without Board; 1 location between Saratoga and Madison and St. I'aul and Howard streets. Address BACHELOR, Sun office. If fpj, WANTED TO RENT A small HOUSE, With improveinents. Address, with full S.

E. KBoxjfs, Bnn.office. J16-at MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN LOAN 83,000, In sums to suit, on good city property. THOMAS K. CAREY, J17-3f 32 St.

Paul street. I rpo Loan-money in sum AT6 per CENT, on City or Country Property J500 to D. G. WE EMS, jlTjM XS St. Paul street.

IX) LOAN iao. 82,000, i.950 JNO. M. HK1GHE. Trustee, St.

Paul street. tpO LOAN at 6 per cent. Houses for sale and reut In all sections. S. G.

MILLER, JlWf; 44 Lexington street. MONEY TO LOAN, ON MORTGAGE OROTHER APPROVED SECUKlTlES.repavahlein weekly installments. MON UMENTAL i IHE INSURANCE COMPAN 3 Second street. dlM-lm HXVE i657oOOTOLOAN, ON THE VERY BEST TERMS, ON CITY OR COUNTRY PROPERTY. J.

M. BERRY SON, d31-lm 47 St. Paul street ONEY TO LOAN ON -HEAL EST AT EAND LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES. WE ALSO PURCHASE ENDOWMENT POLICIES maturing before iss. HENKY W.

ROGERS CO, d31-lm B2 Lexington street. Hfif 3.00, $3,000 TO LOAN also oU.000 CXlVvf, to loan in sums tosuiUon good MARYLAND FARMS. Ground Renu wanted. THOMAS HILL, Fayette and St. Paul streets.

JT-lm Qf: f(t TO LEND, In large sums. Also $0,000, 3,000. 4.000, 83, OO and 62,000. bAI.litAM, Lexington street. jll-lin 550,000.

81. SOO, IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOW RATES. PIERRE C. DUGAN. 83,000, dat-lm 43 Lexington street.

OOfi TO A K-On Country or City Property, sums to suit. iw n.t tan'LEMAN 115-lm 37 Lexington street. 5150.0001 I IN GROUND izhest nriee naid if trtctly first-class. H. N.

BANKAKD, St. Paul street Gi-ira I 7 Of lO TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE, In A JJJJ sums to suit, at a very low rate of h. n. BAKKAKO a St. Paulstreet.

rpas suiTpiiiN ting establishment; NEAT. ALCUKAIE, PERSONAL. FOR SALE OH KENT-HOUSE, Stable, IS acres of lanff, near Relay House: $10 per month. Apply corner of Lexington ana st. rnui sir corner of Lexington and St.

Paul streets. -jn-st Jl. UVUCI, FOR KENT A FARM of about forty Acres. two. mile from the city, with small HOUSE.

ample Barn and Stabling. Apply at FIRST TOI.L-GATE, Liberty road. J- WILL SELL CHEAP, FOK CASH, MY XiilLFAK.M OF 96 ACRES, in Anne Arundel good improvements. Apply to i JOHN MORRAN, t. vf 128 South Howard street.

ifrs FOR SALE "CHASE LAWN," Darlington. JMiL-Harford county, Md. This place is beautifully! located, in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in the State. It contains 22j acres of good land, lurpe. r.nmfnrtahl srood water, fruit.

For further particulars address M. B. PARKER, Box 3, Baltimore Postomce jn-eobt- FOK SALE Stock and Fixture of a COUN TRY STOKE, doinz a eood business: on turn pike, near railroad. Good reasons lor selling. Apply to JAMES K.

CLAKK, 40 N. Howard St. JlB-eoSf TO PURCHASE FOR CASH A small PLACE, 15 or 20 acres, adloininz or convenient to the city; improved place preierrea. nce rousi no exceed one thousand dollars per acre. Address, with lowest cash price, Y.

V. Sun office. J16-3t FOR SALE BIG BARGAIN 270 ACRES, two HOUSES and Barn, on Back River road, opposite school-house, 8 miles from Stemmer'g Kun Station, 9 mile trom city; price $4,000: liberal terms. Address M. 17 South Water st Phila.

Jl6-6t AUCTION SALES. BY Ai C. N. MATTHEWS, (Successor to F. W.

Bennett Co.) LARGE COLLECTION OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND FUKNITUKE, CONSt STIN OP PARLOR. AND LIBRARY SUITS, i 1 DINING-ROOM FUKNITUKE, CHAMBER bUITS, MARBLE-TOP TABLES, ETAGERES, LIBRARY CASES, BOOKCASES. AXMINSTER, BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY AND IN GRAIN CARPETS, ETC. To be sold at public auction, THIS SATURDAY MOKNiNO, 17, 18SU, at Salesrooms, Nos. 2 and 30 South Charles street, commencing at 10 o'clock; PARLOR FURNITURE.

PARLOR SUITS In Haircloth, Cotaltne, Plush, Raw Silk, Reps: Marble-top Centre and Sola Tables; Surerb Whatnot and Etagerea, Cabinets, Ac; Mantel and Pier Mirrors. DINING-ROOM AND LIBRARY. Walnut Pillarand Base Extension Tables, Walnut and Oak JJining-room Chairs, Bnfl'ets, Library Suits, Library Cases, Bookcases and Secretaries, Loungea, Tables, Reclining Chairs, Patent Rockers, Fine WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, with and without Wardrobes, inlaid with -Marquetry, COTTAGE SUITS, Hair.Matresse. Feather Beds, Arm and Nurse iiockers, C. 8.

Chairs, Porch, Arm and Side Chairs, Wardrobes, Washstands, Fine Axminster, English Brussels, Velvet. Ingrain and Three-Ply CARPETS. ALSO, Kitchen Tables; Safes, Leaf Tables, Stoves, 4c. ALSO, OIL PAINTINGS, CHROMOS, ENGRA VI I Termgeashv A. C.N.MATTHEWS, J15-3t i 1 1 Auctioneer.

SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CON- CF.RN, FOR CASH, SO CASES ONE-POUND CAN OYSTERS. On SATURDAY MORNING, Jan. 17, 1880, at 10H d'cloce, will be sold at Salesrooms, 28 and 30 South Charles street, SO CASES ONE-POUND CAN OYSTERS. Term cash. A.

C. N. MATTHEWS, 1 it Auctioneer. CHURCH" AT AUCTION." JiiiiL On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January 27, at o'clock, on the premises, will be sold that very desirable fine BRICK CHURCH, with Slate Roof, corner of Dolphin and Etting streets. The lot fronts 58 feet on Dolphin street, with a depth of 75 feet 6 inches.

The Church is well arranged, with Basement for Sabbath school, Pastor's Study and Lecture Ttoom; Audience Room above Frescoed, Stained Pews and Furnace for Heating. Tbejproperty Is subject to two annuities, amountihe to $138 67, payable Each annuity ceases on the death of the person to whom payable one Is 82 years of age. After the sale of the Church, the FURNITURE, consisting ol Benches, Chairs, Cushions, Curtains, Pulpit Sofa and Chairs, Bell, will be sold. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, balance in 6, 12 and 18 months, with Interest and security: or a portion could remain as a ground-rent, If desired. A.

C. N. MATTHEWS, Auctioneer. BY SAMUEL J. KOPEK fc CO.

30 CKATE8 ENGLISH AND TKENTON WHITE CROCKERY WARE AT AUCTION. On MONDAY MORNING NEXT, January 19, on first and second floors of our warehouse, 44 SOUTH CHARLES STREET, we will sell Oft OPEN CRATES EN GUSH AND TRENTON OU CROCKERYWARE, embracing a general variety, viz: Lot Dishes, Plates, Vegetable Dishes, Tureens, Scolloped Dishes, Bowls, Mugs, Teapots and Sugars, Handled Teas, Sauce Boats, Pitchers, Ewers and Basins, Butters, ALSO 100 DECORATED TOILET SETS, with without Jars. SAMUEL J. SOPER jl6-3t Auctioneer. VALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTHEAST CORNER CHOPTANK AND HAMP-STEAD STREETS, AT AUCTION.

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, the 22d Instant, at 3M o'clock, on the premises, we will sell, viz: the PROPERTY situated on the northeast corner of Choptanlt and Hampstead streets, near Patterson Park. The lot fronts 20 feet, running back 105 feet. Improved by a three-story BRICK DWELLING-. HOUSE, with double Back Building. The first floor Is used for a Grocery Store, and is a good business place.

Ground rent, $60 per annum. Terms; One-half cash, balance in six with interest; or all leash. A. deposit of $100 will be required at time of sale. SAML.

J. SOPER A Auctioneer. MORTGAGEE'S SALE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, WITH FINE 1 OWELLINO AND OUTBUILDINGS, AT ELLICOTT CITY, BALTIMORE COUNTY. By virtue of a power contained in a mortgage from Wm. T.

McCauley and Mary L. McCauley, his wife, to me, dated April 38, recorded in Liber J. B. No. 66, folio 33.

one of the mortgage records of Baltimore county. 1 will sell, by public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 24th day of January, 18S0, at o'clock P. M-, ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND at Ellicott City, Baltimore county, near the Patapsco bridge, containing three and one-eighth acres of land, more or less. Te improvements consist of a One STONE DWELLING, heretofore occupied by W. T.

McCauley, Stable, Cooper Shops and other outbuildings. 1 Terms of sale, as prescribed by the mortgage, are cash, $100 of which will be required when the sale is made. ALBAN GILPIN, Mortgagee. BROWN SMITH. Attorney.

I SAMUEL J. SOPER Auctioneers. P. 8. For particular see advertisement in Baltimore county papers.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY NO. 157 SOUTH CHARLES STKEET. i By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, passed on the 9th day of January, 1830, the undersigned. Trustee, will offer for sale at public auction, on MONDAY, February 2, next, at 4 clock P. on the premises, ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS known as No.

157 South Charles street: Beginning for the same on the east side of Charles street, at a point twenty feet south from the corner formed by the intersection of the east side of Charles street with the south side of Barre street, and thence south, bounding on South Charles street seventeen feet; tnence east, parallel with Barre street, seventy-five feet and nine inches to an alley two feet six inches wide, with the right and privilege to use said alley in common with others whose property binds thereon; thence north, binding on said alley seventeen feet, and thence west, parallel with Barre street, seventy-live feet and nine inches, to the place of beginning Subject to the payment of an annual ground rent of $46 75, payable half-yearly, on the first day of March and September, respectively. The improvements consist of a large three-story BRICK DWELLING, with two-story Brick Back Building and two-story Brick Building in rear of said back building, said last mentioned building being used as a Factory, and all In complete order. Taxes and all other claims will be adjusted to January 1, 1880. A deposit of $200 will be reqnired at the time of sale. The Terms of Sale; as prescribed by the decree, are; One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months; the credit payments to bear Interest, and to be secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee; or all cash, at the option of tha purchaser.

H. LIN GENFELDEK, Trustee. SAML. J. SOPER Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY NO. 4 SECON 1 BTREET, AND i REAL ESTATE NO. 4 FORREST STREET. By virtue of a standing order of the Court of Common Pleas, the undersigned, Trustee in Insolvency of Peter Kniss, will sell at public auction, on MONDAY, February 9, 1880, at the Exchange Salesrooms, No. 5o Second street, Baltimore, at 1 o'clock P.

M-ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND IN BALTIMORE CITY, WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, beginning for the same on the north side of Second street, westwardly 59 feet 7 inches from the northwest intersection of Market space and Second street, which place of beginning is designed to be at the southwest corner of the brick house erected on lot No. 5, described in Grand Division in the final division and partition of the estate of James Sterling, returned by the commissioners appointed by Baltimore County Court, sitting in equity, on or about September 9, 1IW2; thence westwardly, bounding on Second street 29 feet 8 inches: thence northwardly, parallel with Frederick street, 78 feet; thence east-wardlv, parallel with Second street, 22 feet 9 inches; then southwardly, parallel with Frederick street. 16 feet 7 inches: thence eastwardly, parallel with Second Btreet, 8 feet; thence southerly, parallel with Frederick street, 18 feet 6 inches, to the north end wall of a brick privy; thence westwardly along the said north end wall 2 feet to the northwest corner of said privy; thence running southwardly along the west end wail of said privy 7 feet 4 Inches to the southwest corner of said privy: thence running along the south end wall of said privy 5 feet 6 inches to the northwest corner of the brick back building of the houses fronting on Market space, erected on Lot No. 5, described in laid Grand Division and thence running southwardly along the west end -wall of said back buildings, and bounding thereon 35 feet 6 inches, to the beginning. Improved by a large three-story BRICK BUILDING, with two-story Brick Back Building, known a o.

4 Second street, and now and for a long time used as a Restaurant and Dwelling. The lot is subject to an annual rent of three pence sterling. Also, ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND THE IMPROVEMENTS THEKEON in said city, beginning on the west side of Forrest street, formerly Friendship street, northwardly 192 feet and 10 inches from the northwest intersection of said street and Douglass (formerly McEldery) street, which place of beginning is designed to be the centre of an alley three feet wide running between the house erected on the lot now describing and the one on the south thereof, and running thence northwardly, bounding on Forrest street 14 feet 2 inches: thence parallel with Douglass street, 100 feet: thence southwardly, parallel Forrest street, 14 feet 2 Inches; and taence eastwardly, parallel with Douglas street, 100 feet, to the place of beginning. Improved by a two-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with Frame Kitchen. This lot Is in fee simple.

Taxes and all other claims will be adjusted to Jan-nary 1st, 1880, and a deposit of $200 required of the purchaser of each of said described ground and improvements at time of sale. The terms of sale, a prescribed by said order, are: One-third cash, balance In six and twelve months, the credit payments to' bear interest and to be secured by the notes of the purchaser, indorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustees; or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. 1. LOU1SHENNIGHAUSEN, HENKY" L1NGEN FELDEK, (Trustees. SAML.

J. SOPER CO Auctioneers. BT JAMES II. JOHXSOar A CO. WE WILL SELL AT OUK WAREHOUSE, No.

German Btreet, near Charles, ON MONDAY, JANUARY" 19, AT lO O'CLOCK, A PTfl LOTS FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, TztJU WOOLENS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, ETC-together with the usual general variety of staple and desirable goods found in our regular sales. ALSO, 1 OT LAKGE OILPAINTTNGVwith Heavy Gilt Ld Frames. JAS. E. JOHNSON A Ui-at Auctioneers.

BT O. A.KIBKLAMD CO. 1 TRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE DWELLING NO. 167 BOLTON STREET." "i I By virtue or a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the will sell at public auction, on the premise, on MONDAY. Jan--uary 19, 1880, at 3 o'clock P.

ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in the city of Baltimore, on the southwest side of Bolton street, beginning 190 feet northwesterly from Mosher street, and running thence northwesterly on Bolton street 20 feet: thence southwesterly, parallel with Moaher street, 159 feet, to Mason alley; thence southeasterly, binding on Mason alley, with the use thereof In common, 20 feet; thence northeasterly, parallel with Mosher street, 150 feet, to the place of beginning. See Liber G. K. No. 772, folio 582, Improved by a three-story BRICK.

DWELLING, designated as No. 167 Bolton street. Ground rent $210. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, balance tn six and twelve months, or ail cash, at purchaser's option; credit payments to bear interest from day of sale, and to be secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee. E.

CALVIN WILLIAMS, Trustee. O. A. KIHKLAND Auctioneers, i OF A DESIRABLE BUTCHER'S STALL IN THE CROSS STREET MARKET-HOUSE, 1 NEAR LIGHT STKEET, -i. 1 AND KNOWN BY THE NUMBEK 7.

By virtue of a standing order of the Court of Common Pleas, the undersigned. Insolvent Trustees of Charles Koss, will sell at public auction, on the prem-: ises, on FRIDAY, the 23d day of January, 1880, at 11 o'clock A. THAT BUTCHER STALL situate In the Cross Street Market-House, in Baltimore city, and distinguished by the number 7, and being near Lightstreet, Terms: One-third cash, balance In lx and twelve 'montiii, with interest, secured to the satisfaction of, the trustees, or all cash, at purchaser' option. A deposit of $150 required at time of sale. 1 iiHOB.

K. I 1 SAMUEL SNOWOKN, Jtrustees.1 O. A. KIKKLAND CO, i 17,31,23 Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE i ow 1 1 DESIRABLE DWELLING AND BUTCHER ESTABLISHMENT, NO.

4 BROWN STREET, NEAR FREDERICK AVENUE, 1 AND NEAR SOMMEKFELD'S BREWERY. By virtue of a standing order of the Conrt ot Common Pleas the undersigned, insolvent trustee of Charles Koes. will sell at public auction, on the prVuiisefi, on FRIDAY, the 23d day of January, 1880, at 4 o'clock P. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND situate and lring In said city, and thus described, viz: Beginning for the same at the southwest corner of a lot of land leased by Charles K. Carroll to Baer, February 22, 1850, and afterwards assigned to James Stockdale, and running thence along the southwest line of said lot, reversely, north 19 deg.

west 42 feet: then north 69 deg. east 150 feet, more or less, to Stevens alley; then south 19 deg. east, bounding on said alley, with its use, 42 feet; and thence south 69 west, to the place of beginning. Improved by a three-story BRICK DWELLING, with a two-story Brick Back Building with a one-story Brick Kitchen: also a Brick Stable and Icehouse. Subject to an annual rent of $52 50.

Taxes, 4c, paid to day of sale. I Terms; One-third cash, balance In six and twelve months, with Interest, secured to the satisfaction bf the Trustees; or all cash, at purchaser's option. A deposit of $300 required at time of sale THOS. K. CLENDIN EN, TrnttpP, 4.

SAMUEL SNOWDEN, irnstees. O. A. KIHKLAND CO, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY 5 1 HANOVER STREET.

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned. Trustee, will sell, on the premises, on MONDAx, the ninth day of 1880, at four o'clock P. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situate iJf'Baltlmore city, thus uescribed: i Beginning for the same on the east side of Hanover street 124 feet 6 inches southerly from the southeast corner of Hanover and Pratt streets, and running thence south, binding on Hanover street 20 feet and 10 inches, and extending for depth easterly 135 feet, by the same width; subject to the yearly ground runt of $208 34. Improved by a three-story Front BRICK BUILDING and a two-storyiBack Building, used as a Restaurant and Hotel, Terms of Sale: One-third cash, the balance In two equal Installments of six and twelve months; credit fiavnients to bear interest from the day of sale, and be secured by the notes of the purchaser, Indorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustee, or all cash, at the finrcbaser's option: A deposit of $200 required front he purchaser at the sale. LOUIS HENNIGHAUSEN, Trustee.

O. A. KIKKLAN BY TrjI- SEEMULLEB. JSSSSto, REGULAR SATURDAY SALE. rrTrff LAKGE AND ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GAEHLE GRAND SQUARE PIANO, 1 MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS, OIL PAINTINGS, GAS FIXTURES, i TOILET SETS, ETC.

i I will sell at my Salesroom, o. 14 South Charle street, corner German, on THIS DAY, January 17, commencing at 10 o'clock A. an attractive and varied assortment of New and Second-hand FURNITURE of every description, consisting of One elegant 7Ji octave, solid Rosewood case, full round corner, GRAND GAEHLE PIANO, a magnificent instrument, of fine tune and finish, with all modern Improvements: cost $1,000. One extra large, handsome Walnut Marble-Top CHAMBER SUIT of four pieces, including Wardrobe, costing $450. One elaborate Eastlake extra large French Plate Walnut HALL PIECE, and a general assortment of Parlor, Chamber and Library FURNITURE, Wardrobes, Bookcase, Marble-Top Tables, Bullets, Hat Kaeks, Desks, Cottage Suits, Rockers, Chairs, Extension Tables, Bedsteads, Lounges, Lambrequins, Sewing Machine, Clocks, Library Tables, Kitchen Safes snd Sideboards, Chandeliers, Piano Stools, Mirrors, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Hair and other Matresses, Stoves, 120 gross SILK BUTTONS, assorted colors.

J16-2t WM. SEEMULLEK, Auct. BY WW. S. TAYLOR.

St CO. TRUSTEE'S SALE -i or VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, NO. S79 HAS! DAL1U1UIUI filtU.t.1.. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned. Trustee, will sell at public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 7th day of February, 1880, at 4 oclock P.

ALL THAT LOT OK PARCEL OF GROUND situate and lying in the city of Baltimore, and described as follows, that is tosav: i Beginning for the same on the south side of Baltimore street, at the distance of ninety-four feet and six inches westerly from the southwest corner or intersection of Baltimore and Washington streets, and running thence westerly, bounding on the south side of- Baltlmere street thirteen feet six inches; thence southelrv, parallel with Washington street, one hundred feet to an alley nine feet wide; thence easterly, bounding en the north side of said alley, with the use and privilege of the same in common, thirteen feet six Inches, and thence northerly by a straight line one hundred feet to the place of beginning. Subject to the yearly rent of $43 30, payable semi-annually, 1st January and July in each year. Improvements consist of a three-story BRICK DWELLING, with two-story Back Building and one-story Brick Kitchen. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months, secured by promissory notes bearing interest, Indorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee; or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. OLIVEK C.

WAEFIELD, Trustee, i 44 St. Paul street. W. S. TAYLOR, Km CO, Auctioneers.

1111I.AIE1,P11IA. BY LIPPINCOTT, SON A CO- 240 MARKET STREET, ON FOUR MONTHS' CREDIT. We make the largest and best auction sales of BOOTS AND SHOES in the United States, EV ERY MONDAY in the year, and SPECIAL MONTHLY CLEARING SALES as advertised. The finest Philadelphia, New York and Eastern work In great variety. Every sample lot is peremptorily sold, with manv dunllcates advanced on ml-tf By LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE, ON MONDAY NEXT, CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS.

J3-stf BY THOMAS E. PABLETT. j. BALTIMORE HORSE AND CAK- NOST3. 63 AND B7 NORTH CALVEK1 Opposite City Spring.

Auction Sales every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10) o'clock precisely, of HOKSES, MULES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, BUGGIES, HARNESS, HALTERS, BRIDLES, SADDLES, BLANKETS, ETC. Large stock of HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, Ac, of every description, with Harness, Lap Blankets, constantly on hand and at private sale at the very lowest market prices. THOS. E. PARLETT, felO-tf Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY SITUATE IN THE VILLAGE OF TEXAS, BALTIMORE COUNTY, AND NEAB -THERETO. By virtue of an order or decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore County, the undersigned, Trustee of Thomas Ward, an Insolvent Debtor, will otter at public auction, on the premises, at Texas, Baltimore county, on WEDNESDAY, January 21, A. D. 1880, st 1. o'clock P.

ALL THE VALUABLE KEAL ESTATE, situate immediately on the Northern Central railroad, about ten mites from Baltimore city, to wit: i ABOUT 105 ACRES OF LAND, acquired by deed from John H. Merryman, dated the 3d day of Mav, 1852, and recorded in Liber H.M.F. No. 2, folio 50, ABOUT 73 ACKE3, acquired by a deed from Satnl. H.

Taggart, Trustee, and Mordecai Parish, on the 27th day of October, 1857, Liber H. M.F. No. 20, folio 165, ABOUT 161K ACRES, acquired by a deed from Kuchel K. Cockey, on the 18th day of February, 1864, Liber J.H.L.

o. 40, folio 6i, ABOUT 65V ACRES, acquired by deed from K. R. Boarman, Trustee, on the 26th dav of August, 1869, Liber E. H.

A. No. 68, folio 407, and about 66 ACRES, acquired by purchase from T. Sturgis Davis, Trustee, the title to which hag been perfected since said mortgage. These parcels constitute one body, situated on the Falls road, about WH miles from Baltimore, within IX of Texas, on the Northern Central, and of Brook-landvllle, on the Western Maryland railroads.

It Ib well watered and under good post-and-rall fencing, some 60 acres In wood, and improved by a FRAME DWELLING, Large Barn. Stable, Four Tenant Houses, and has been fenced off Into three farms, as follows: No. 1, of ABOUT 150 ACRES, on the southwest side of the Falls road, includes most of the improvements. No. 2, or ABOUT 170 ACRES, on the northeast Side of said road, has two TENANT HOUSES.

No. 3 lies between No. 2 and Texas, and has ABOUT 150 ACRES, with one TENANT HOUSE. ALSO A LOT OF GROUND situated In the village of Texas, acquired from Thomas J. Franklin and Mary A.

Franklin, by deed dated the 18th day of December, 1863, (Liber G. H. C. No. 39, folio.391, subject to an annual rent of $33 50.

ALSO-LOTS 9, 10, 11, 12. 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19 and 23, In division No. 1 of the Texas property of the late Adam Denmead, acquired by two deeds, dated July 6. 1867, (Liber J. H.

L. No. 55, tolio 473. one from '1 albott Denmead, Trustee, and the other lrom Francis Denmead. Trustee.

Also, LOT NO. 2, Bivision 2, containing two acres two roods eight perches, of same property, ac- auired by deed from Talbott Denmead and wife, ated 23ih February, I860, in Liber E. H. A. No.

61, lollo 247, Also, ALL THAT LOT, containing abont an acre, acquired by deed from Elisha Parks and wife, the 10th day of December, 1807, Liber E. H. A. No. 57, folio 9, fcc.

Improved by a new STONE DWELLING, where said Ward now Also, ALL THOSE' TWO LOTS, containing to- ether about acres, acquired by deed from Benj. Horwitz and Richard Gittings, trustees, on the 4th day of December, I860, Liber E. H. A. No.

04, folio 34, These lots constitute part of said Ward's well-known Limestone Quarries, in and about Texas, with kilns, tenements and other conveniences lor tha business of producing lime. 1 The above-named properties will be sold separately or in such manner as may best suit purchasers. Terms of sale as to the Keal Estate: One-third of the purchase money shall be paid in cash on the day of sale; one-third in six months, and one-third in twelve months from the day of sale. The credit payments to be secured by the notes of the purchaser with security approved by the trustee, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $600 will be required of the purchaser upon the day ot sale.

property will positively sold. BO ARM AN. 13.15,17.30.21 Insolvent Trustee. BY PHILIP M. SNOWDEN CO.

i TRUSTEE'S SALB 1 VALUABLE DWELLINGS ON PRATT AND LANCASTER STREETS. By virtue of a standing order of the Court ot Common Pleas of Baltimore city in relation to Insolvent estates, the undersigned, Trustee of Geo. W. Pappler, will sell by public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 8d day of February, 18S0, at S.f o'clock P. ALL THOSE TWO "PARCELS OF GROUND situate on the north side of Pratt street, 108 and 124 feet respectively easterly from Wolfe street, each lot fronting on Pratt street 16 feet, wHh a depth of 80 feet, and each lot Improved by three-, atorvBKICK DWELLING HOUSES.

Each lot sub ject to an annual ground rent of $24. Also, at 4 o'clock on the same afternoon, ALL THOSE TWO PARCELS OF LAND situate on the south side of Lancaster street, Beginning respectively at tbe distances of 60 and 75 feet east from Broadway, each lot fronting 15 feet on Lancaster street, with a depth of 34 feet. Improved by two-story BRICK DWELLINGS. Terms: One-third cash, and the balance In two equal Installments at six and twelve months, credit payments to bear Interest from day of sale, and to be secured by notes of purchaser, secured to the satis-faction of the Trustee. SAMUEL SNOWDEN, Trnstee, 85 West Fayette street.

M. SNOWDEN A CO, Aucts. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A DtSlKAbLi ON THE WEST SIDE OF GILMOR STREET. OPPOSITE HARLEM SQUARE. By virtue or a decree of the Circuit Court ot Baltimore City, the undersigned.

will otter for sale at. public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 6th day of February, 1880, at 4X o'clock P. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate and lying in said city and thus described, viz: Beginning for the same on the line of the west side of Gilmor street, distant 110 feet 8 Inches south lrom the south side of Harlem avenue, and running thence south on Gilmor Btreet 18 feet, and thence west of even width for depth all tbe way J5 roet 10K Inches to the east side or Vincent alley. Improved by a three-story BRICK DWELLING, with lfniblied basement: subject to an annual rent or $120. Taxes, Ac, paid to day of sale.

Terms: One-third cash, balance In six and twelve months, or all cash, at purchaser's option: credit pavments to bear 1'itereM and to be secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee. SAMUEL SNOWDEN, Trustee. M. SNOWDEN Auctioneers, 80 West Fayette street. TRUSTEE'S SALE nv a DESIRABLE DWELLING ON B150WN STKEET.

i Bv virtue of a decree of the Circuit Conrt of Baltimore City, the undersigned, Trustee, will ottr for sale, at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 9td dav of Febrnarv, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, ALL THAT LOT OF LAND situate and lying in said city, and beginning at a point in Brown Btreet 52 feet east of lane, and running ea9t on Brown street 16 feet 6 Inches, and thonce south, of even width for depth, 62 feet 9 Inches, to an alley 8 feet wide. Improved by a BRICK DWELLING, in fee simple. Taxes, paid to day ol sale. Term of Sale: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve or all cash, at purchaser's option; credit payments to bear Interest from day of sale, and to be secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee, i SAML. SNOWDEN.

Trustee. J16-2awF9 P.M. SNOWDEN A Aucts. a MORTGAGE SALE ov a ARD COUNTY FARM, ON THE BALTIMORE r. AND OHIO RAILROAD, NEAB WATEKS- VILLE STATION.

By virtue of a power expressed In a mortgage to me from Wm. H. Hunt and wife, dated May 1. 1815, and recorded in Liber L. J.W.

No. Si, folio 813, of Howard, county land records, I will sell by public auction, at the Courthouse door, in Ellicott City, on TUESDAY, February 3, 1880, at 2 o'clock P. the property thereby mortgaged, being the FARM now occupied by said Hunt and wife, containing about 109 ACRES OF LAND. It is sitnutod about three-quarters of a mile from Watersville. on the public road thence to Poplar Springs, on the Baltimore and Frederick turnpike road, about one mile from Poplar Springs, and adjoins the lands ot Messrs.

E. G. Selby, John M. Evans and Denton Driver. The 1m- Sroveraents consist of a good two-story F'RAME 'WELLING, twenty by forty-four feet; good Barn, with Stabling, Tobacco Houses and other small outhouses: an excellent spring near by, admirable Fruit Orchards, ten to twenty acres In wood, and about fifteen acres in meadow.

It is well watered, and especially suitable for a Dairy Farm. Terms: One-fourth cash on the day of sale, one-fourth within 6 and the balance within 12 months; tbe credits to bear interest and be secured by notes of the put chaser, with approved sureties. ELIAS LIVEZEY, Mortgagee. JAMES MACKUBiN, his Solicitor, i Ellicott City. WM.

B. PETER, Auctioneer. STEAMSHIP LINES. FOR PROVIDENCE. VIA NORFOLK.

Steamsoln WM. KENNEDY. Cantain H. D. Foster, TUESDAT.

January 20. at 2 P.M. A. L. HUGGINS, Agent, 'tft Boston wharf, foot of Long Dock.

FOK SAVANNAH. GA. zd3T Steamship GEO. At FOLD, Captain W. Loveiand.

MONDAY. January 19, at 3 P. M. Bteamshln WM. LAWRENCE.

Capt. J. March, SATURDAY, January 24, at P. M. Through rates ot Freight and Passage Ticket to all points South.

A. L. UGG1N 3, Agent, Boston and Savannah Pier, Long Dock 1 THOMAS W. GO UGH, Ageut, 1 C. K.

K. of Ga, 3 German street. I JAMES B. ANDREWS, Agent, ol-r i A. and G.

K. K. 33 German street. KOK BOSTON. VIA NORFOLK.

"Steamshln JOHNS HOPKINS. CaDt. J.C rarner. uuaiu I. oan.

la. aia r. av. Passage to Boston: First :...9 00 Second Class. 1 00 i A.

L. HUGGINS, Agent, 'tfr Boston wharf, foot of Long Dock. ALLAN LINE STEAM BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND LIVERPOOL. i CALLJ.MJ AT HALlf AA H.Atl WA1. The splendid Screw Steamers of the above line will run as follows: Tons.

SARDINIAN ......4.400. MORAVIAN. ......8.900. CASPIAN .......3,000. CIRCASSIAN 4.100.

1 From Baltimore. Tuesday, Jan. 20. Tuesday, Jan. 27.

Saturday, Jan.31. Saturday, Feb. 7. And thereafter every SATURDAY Cabin to Liverpool $75; Intermediate $40. Cabin to Halifax $20.

Steerage to or from Liverpool, Glasgow, Queen town, BriHtol or Cardiff, Mt. A. SCHUMACHER A CO, General Agents, ml6-tf No. 8 South Gay street, Baltimore. CUNAKD LINE, NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL AND OUEENSTOWN.

CYTHIA. Wea- Jan. 7. GALLIA. Wed, Jan.

88. BATAVIA, Wed Jan. 14. PARTHIA, Wed, Feb. 4.

BOTHNIA. Wed. Jan. 21. ISCYTHIA, Wed, Feb.

1L Cabin passage ana return tickets on favorable terms, Including a special low rate for winter months. Steerage ticket at very low rates. Drafts a England and Ireland in turn to suit. C. G.

FRAN CKLYN, Agent, New York. A. D. KEENER, Agent, Adams Express Office, mhl4-ly 104 Baltimore street. CHEAPEST PASSAGE TO LIVERPOOL OR LONDON STEERAGE 226.

CABIN 50 TO 870 by the NATIONAL LIN K'S full-pow ered Steamships. Passenger booked to and from lialUmore at above rate by W. SCHNAUFFER, Agent, 1 Holliday st, German Bank Building. a2-12m ggfej-GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE. The" following first-class Steamer of this line are Intended to be dispatched from this port to Avon-mouth Dock, Bristol, vi Size.

Date. "Rlversdale." S. Humphrey, 2,009 tons. Sailed. "Longhirst," W.Wei2htman,2,093 19, abont.

"Belsize." C. H. Elvldge, 1,763 12, about. For freight, apply to the Agents. BKOWN, CRAWFORD A CO, jl2-lnt 56 South Gay Btreet.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. STEAM BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND BREMEN. The Screw Steamers of the North German Lloyd, of 8,200 tons and 700-horse power, run regularly between BALTIMORE and BREMEN, as follow From Bremen. From Baltimore. Dec.

19. Jan. 15. OHIO Jan. 10.

Jan.31. Jan. 28. Feb. 19.

LEIPZIG Feb. 11. Mar. 4. And thereafter from BREMEN every alternate WEDNESDAY; from BALTIMORE every alternate TH L'KSDA at 2 P.

M. For freight or passage apply to A. SCHUMACHER A CO, Jy30-tf No. 5 South Gay street. STEAMBOAT LINES.

fc. CHESTER KIVEK STEAMBOAT CO. FALL ARRANGEMENT. On aim itTu-r Sept. 17, 1879, the Steamer B.

S. FORD Will LEAVE CHESTERTOWN FOR BALTIMORE every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 o'clock A. stopping at Kolph's, Booker's, Quaker Neck, Grey's Inn, Ceutreville, Queeustown and Kent Island. Returning, will LEAVE BALTIMORE every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 10 o'clock making all the above stoos. sl7-tt GEO.

WAKF1ELD. President MAKYLAND STEAMBOAT COMPANY. NTEH ARRANGEMENT. Steamers leave Pier 3. Light-street wharf, as follows: Steamer PENTZ at 7.30 A.

M. dally, (except Sunday,) for ANNAPOLIS, extending trio on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday to Rhode and West rivers, and F'rlday to South river; returns at 5.30 P. M. Hound trip $1. Steamer ENOCH PBATTat 9 P.

M. every Tues-day, Thursday and Saturday, for EASTON, OX-FORD, CAMBRIDGE and Landings to Medford'S wharf, extending Saturday trip to Denton. For further Information apply at ths Company's Office, No. 8 Light street. d37-tf HOWARD B.

ENSIGN. President. STEAMER OLIVE, PIER 1 2, LIGHT 'ST, EVERY TUESDAY.THUKSDAY and uAl UiaiAi, at a. ior i. oiicnaers.

uiai-borne, Tunis Mills and Easton, via Tunis Mills, extending Tuesdays and Thursdays trips to Wye Kiver. H. C. DODSON, General Agent. POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY TO CHOPTANK RIVER.

On and after October 28, 1879, ths Steamer GEORGEAN A will leave Pier 11, Light street, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 8 o'clock P. tor Oxford, Cambridge, and Landines on the river to Hog Island, returning on MONDAY'S, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAY'S by the same route, leaving Hog Island at 12 o'clK noon, Cambridge at 5, and Easton at 9, connecting with tbe Maryland and Chesapeake and Dorchester and Delaware railroads. Ou Saturdays will extend her trips to Potter's Landing. are, Meals, and State Kooms 50 cents each. Apply at Office, Pier 11, Light street.

dli-ly GEO. MATTTNGLY, Snpt. WEEMS LINE STEAMERS. xi V1DP1U1V. TiTfiv VV.KS.W INTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after FKI DAY. January 9. 1880. the Steam ers of this line will run a follows, weather permitting: FOK PATUXENT RIVER. the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leavs Pier 8, Light street, every FRIDAY at 6.30 A.

M. for Fair Haven, Plum Point, Governor's Run and all Landings on the river as tar up as Bristol, except Planter7, Abell's, Parker's and Williams's. Returning, will leave Bristol at 9 A. M. on MONDAY and Trent Hall at 7 A.

M. TUESDAY for Baltimore. Freight received at Pier 8, Light st, on Thursday. i RAPPAHANNOCK KIVER. The steamer THEODORE WEEMS will Pier Light st, at 4.30 P.

M. lor Fredericksburg and all river landings. Returning, will leave Fredericksburg on MONDAY at 4 P. and Sanders's Wharf at 5 A. M.

on TUESUAY, for Baltimore. Freight received at Pier 9 Light st, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY up to 3 P. M. HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent. 8.

H. FORBES, Sup't. d30-tja27 YEHY REDUCED RATES TO OLD POINT AND NORFOLK, YIA THE MAGNIFICENT bTKAMKKS 1 THK BAY LINE. To $3 so To Norfolk and Return 6 00 Steamers leave Union Dock at 7.00 P. M.

Steamers leave Canton wharf at 9 P. M. Madison-avenue cars (Canton line) connect closely at Canton. Last car to connect passes Baltimore and, Calvert streets at 8.20 P. M.

Connecting closely with the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad. Through, tickets to ail points South. EMMET' BKOWN, Vtt General Ticket Aceat. UY WM. It.

MO It .11 AN A CO. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION i -or tub i LAW LIBRARY OF N. J. THAYER. WHO IS RETIRING FROM THK PRACTICE OF HIS PROFESSION, COMPRISING ALL THE ENGLISH AND MAN OF THE MOST IMPORTANT AMERICAN KElt)RTS, 1 INCLUDING A COM PLKTK SET OF MARYLAND REPORTS.

AND ALL THE LAWS OK MARY LAM AND TUB UNITED STATES, The whole forming one of the most select librarie In the country, all in excellent order, to fake place at our Store, No. SI North Charles street, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, January and21, at 7X o'clock. TO WHICH WILL BE ADDED A CHOICE COLLECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS AND STANDARD WORKS. BY THE BEST AUTHORS. IN HANDSOMH CONSISTINO IN PART OF Guyot's History of France, De Foe's Complete Works, Hudson Bhakspeare, Smith's Dictionary ol the Gibbons' Rome, Hume a England, Plutarch' Lives, Chas.

Lamb's Works. Macaulay's History of England, Appleton's Cyclopaedia, ri. To be sold on WEDNESDAY and THUKSDAT EVENINGS, January 21 and 22, at 7H o'clock, at our Store, No. 1 North Charles street. WM.

B. NORMAN A CO, Aoetn. Catalogue now ready. Books on exhibition Frt-day afternoon, January 16.Jl,14,15,lft,l7.19,20,21a RAILROAD LINES. GREAT PENNSYLVANIA KOUTK.

TRACK. STEEL KAIL4, SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUiP- NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY. TAKING EFFECT DECEMBER 1. 17 Trains leave Baltimore (city time) as lollow Mall train dally, except Sunday, 7..10 A. M.

iagara Ex press daily, except 7.30 A. M. Fast Line dally. West 12.04 P. M.

Lock Havsa and Watklns Express, except Sunday 12 05 P. M. Parkton Accom, except 3.45 and P. M. Pittsburg Express dally, except 6.30 P.

M. Cincinnati Express daily 9.05 P.M. Erie Mull ana Buffalo Express, except Saturday 9.05 P.M. CockeyBVille Accommodation 9.00, 11.45 A. M.

9M and 11.40 P. M. On Snnday 1.15 and 10.00 P. M. For Hanover and Gettvahur 1.30 A.

M. For Cumberland Valley Railroad, 1.30 A. M. and pFor Green Spring Branch, .30 A. 8.15 and 1SJ 1 Trains arrive from the West, 7.35 A.

7J P. dally; 6.15 P. except Sunday and Monday. From the North, 7.35 A. M.

daily, except Mondayi and 7.30 except Sunday. For Tickets to all points East, North and West, apply at Calvert Station, at northeast corner Baltimore and Calvert streets, and at Charles Streot Station. Baggage called for and checked at hotels and real- deuces on order lett at office, nortneast corner baU i Uuiore and Calvert streets. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. FROM CALVERT STATION.

TAKING EFFECT JANUARY U. IS SO. FOK WASHINGTON. V.UU and li.uu A. M.

and S.1S 6.05, 9.00 P. daily, except Sunday, and i and 9.13 A. M. and 7.15 P. M.

dully. FOR POPE'S CREEK LINE, 7.00 A. M. and 150 P. daily, except Sunday.

FOR ANNAPOLIS 7.00 A. M. and 5.05 P. M. dally, ex- cent Sunday and 9 15 A.

M. daliv. FOR KLCHMON AND THE SOUTH at 4.35 A. U. daily, and 8.15 P.

M. dally, except Sunday. FOK THE SOUTH via Va. Midland it ll at 4.33 M. dally, and 3.15 P.

M. except Sunday. FOK WHITE SULPHUR AND C. A I) O. R.

R. at 4.35 A. M. and 3.15 P. except Sunday.

FOR NORFOLK, via Washington and Norfolk steamers, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday, i at U.OO A. M. FROM CHARLES-STREET STATION. FOR PHILADELPHIA, 9.45 A.M. and S.00 P.

M. dally, except Sunday, and 7.00 nnd 11.20 P. M. dally. FOR NEW YORK, 9.45A.

M. and 3.09 P. M. daily, except Sunday, and 11.20 P. M.

datlv. Limited Express for ew York daily, except Bttndar. 10.45 A. M. For Washington 2.56 P.

except Suae day. or Brooklyn, N. all through trains connect at Jersey City with boats of "Brooklyn Annex," aflord-ine direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double ferriage and journey across New York city. FROM PENNSYLVANIA-AVENUE bf'ATION. FOR WASHINGTON, 7.

10, 7.35, 9.25 and 11.10 A. M.t 8.30, 5.15 and 7.30 P. M. On Sunday at 7.35 and 9-ii A. M.

and 7.S0 P. M. FOR ANNAPOLIS, 7.10 A. M. and 5.15 P.M.

dally, 1 except Snnday. and 9.25 A. M. dally. LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTI MOKR.

At 6.00, 8.10. 9.30 and 10. 10 A. 1.30, 4.10, 4.20, 5.30, 7.40 and 9.45 P. M.

On Sunday at 10.30 A. 6.30, 7.4J and 9.45 P.M. L. P. FARM Kit, General Passenger Agent.

FRANK THOMSON. General Mftnancr. n9-tf WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD. CommuncliigMONDAT, December 1, 1S79, leaving Hillen Station Daily (except Sunday) for Williams-' ort, Hagerstown and Emnuttsburg. 8 A 4.13 P.

1 1. For Gettysburg, Hanover and points on H. H. and G. K.

H. I through cars) 8 A. M. and 4.16 P. Mj Frederick, (through car,) 4.15 1'.

M. For Union Bridge, 8 A. 4.15 and 6.10 P. Keisterstown, 1.0.50 A. M.

Trains arrlvo Hillen, 8.10 and 10 A. 1.40, 8.39 P. M. On SUNDAY leave Hillen for Union Bridge, A. 2.10 P.

M. Arrive Hillen 8.50 A. 6.20 P. M. Trains stop at intermediate Stations.

Also Charles street. Pennsylvania avenue and Fulton. Ticket and Buggags Office N. E. corner BALTIMORE and NORTH STREETS.

J. M. HOOD, General Manager. B. H.

GKISWOLD. Gen. Ticket Age mio-tf PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTIMORE KA1L- COMMENCING 6UNDAY. Nov. 9.

1879. Passenger trains will leavs Baltimors dally, (except Sunday) as follows: STARTING FROM PRKSIDENT-ST. STATION: 7.00 A. M. Way Mail for Philadelphia and Way Stations.

8.00 A. M. Express for Philadelphia and Mew York. Through to Philadalphla la two hour and 8 tty minutes, connect. Ing with 11 A.

M. Express train, for New York. 9.40 A. M. Express for Philadelphia snd Ketr York.

2.00 P. M. Port Deposit and Intermedials Sta- tlons. 2.23 P. M.

Second-Class Train for Philadelphia, arriving at 9.15 P. M. Fare ti. S.00 P. M.

Boston, New York and Philadelphia. Sleeping Car through to Boston with- oat change. 5.00 P. M. Port Deposit and Intermediate Stations.

6.55 P. M. Philadelphia, 7.0O P. M. Second-Class Train for Philadelphia.

1 STARTING FROM CHARLES-STKEET STATION. 10.45 A. M. Limited Parlor Car Train for West i Philadelphia and New Yoyk. 11.20 P.M.

Night Express for West Philadelphia and New York. SUNDAY TRAINS. 6.55 P. M. Philadelphia, lrom President-streot Station.

11.20 F. M. West Philadelphia and New York from Charles-street Station. CONNECTIONS. 7.00 A.M At Delaware Junction for all Stations on Delaware Railroad and Branches, 1 snd at Edgewood with stages for Beiair, forest Hut, and Kocks oi Deer 8.00 A.

M. At ort Deposit with Philadelphia and Baltimore Central railroad. 0.40 A. M. At Wilmington with Delaware Railroad and Branches.

2.00 P. M. With stages for Belalr and EmmoN ton. and at Port Deposit with Phila-delohlaand Baltimore Central R. K.

8.00 P. M. At Wilmington with Stations on Delaware Railroad between Wilmington and Harrington. 8.00 P. M.

At Edgewood with stages for Belalr and Uiumorton. Tickets can be procured either at Ticket Office, 148 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, or at PKKSl-DENT-STREET DEPOT. H. F. KENNEY, Superintendent WM.

CRAWFORD. General Agent. n8-tf i BALTIMORE AND OHIO KAU, 1 Road. iREAT DOUBLE TRACK NATIONAL BOUTK AND SHORT LINK TO TUB NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH. TO TIKI KFKKOT SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11.

179, AT 1,30 P. M. A. M. LEAVE CAMDEN STATION: -(-Washington and Way Stations.

5.15TWASHINGTON EX. (VA. MIDLAND, LYNCHBURG, DANVILLE, South and I Southwest. KICHMOND, via Quautlco.l 0.30 Ellicott City and Way stations. 6.4.1 ashlnston and Wav Stations.

7.10 tST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO, I COLUMBUS, PITTSBURGH AND WASlf-! 1NGTON EXPRESS. (Annapolis and Val- I ley Branch, except Sunday.) 8.00 Tl iedmont, Strasburg, Winchester, Hagers- town, Frederick and Wav, via Main Stem. I (On Sunday to Ellicott City only. 9.00 rVashington, AnnanolH nnd Way Station.

10.80 WASHINGTON EXPRESS. 1'. M. 12.15 Washington, Annapolis and War. 1.80 ton Sunday onlv, lor Washington and Way.

I Va. Id land, Lynchburg, Danville, South and Southwest. 1.30 Ellicott City and Way Stations. 3.00 Washington and Way Stations. 4.00'WASHnSGTON EX.

(VA. MIDLAND. LXNCHBURG, DANVILLE, South and Southwest. RICHMOND, via Onaiuino.) 4.20 Winchester, Hagerstown, Frcdorick and Way. tW'ashlngton, Annapolis and Way.

tFrederick and Way Stations. Martlnsburg and Way Stations. tCHICAGO, COLUMBUS, PITTSBURGH 5.00 5.20 6.20 bureh. except Sunday.) .85 tWashineton and Wav Stations. 8.30,tST.

LOUIS, CINCINNATI AND WASHINGTON EXPRESS. O.OO iOn Sunday only, for Mt. Airy and Way. 11.15 Mt. Airy and Way Stations.

Leave for Rockvllle, Galthersburg, Germantown, Bovd's and Barrresvtlle 17.111 A. M. and ttLM) P. Ma for'Metropolitan Branch tl.30 and 8.00 P. M.

All trains stop at Relv. LEAVE WASHINGTON FOB BALTIMOKR: 5.00, tO.05, 6.50, t.00. 8.15. t9.00, 10.00 A. M.

lilll 1.30, tl.85, 4S0, T4.40, tS.SO, t.45, t7.20, t-45 P. M. tDaily. tSunday only. Other trains daily, except Sunday.

W.M.CLEMENTS, Master of Transportation. L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. SUlFURBAN RAILROADS.

YORK ROAD RAILWAY. NEW ARRANGEMENT. alier MONDAY. Dec. 15.

187a. laava Haiti. more and Holliday streets as follow: BALTIMORE TO WAVKRLY. At 6.S0, 7 and 7.30 A. M.

Every fltteen minutes front 7.30 to 10.30 A. every thirty minutes from 10.30 A. M. to 2.30 P. every fifteen minutes from $.30 P.

M. to 8.30 P. and 9.30, 10.30 and 11.30 P. WAVEKLY TO BAH. MORE.

At 6.20 and 6.50 A.M. Every fifteen minutes from 6.50 to 9.50 A. every thirty minutes from S.50 A. M. to 1.50 P.

every fltteen minutes from L50 P. M. to 7 jO P. at 8.20, 8.50, 9.50 and 10.50 P. M.

BALTIMORE TO GO VAN STOW N. Every half hour from 6.30 A. M. to 8.30 P. Mj at 9J0 P.

10.30 P. M. and 11.30 P. M. GO VANSTOWN TO BALTIMORE.

Every half hour from 6.00 A. M. to 8.30 P. at and 10.30 P. M.

BALTIMORE TO TOWSONTOWN. At half-past each hour from .30 A. M. to 8.30 P. M4 at 10.30 P.

M. and 11.80 P. 11. TOWSONTOWN TO BALTIMOLK. At each hour from A.

M. to 10 P. M. From Baltimore street to Western Maryland Railroad Depot, tare 8 cents; to Groemnount Cemetery, fare 5 cents; to Charle street avenue by cars oa North avenue, connecting with Hampden, Paric avenue and city cars, tare a cents. ml-tf CAT0N3VILLK llLWAY, "L'Ci TebXlTIMORE EACH HOUR from 7 A.

M. to 8 P. M. and at 11-30 P. M.

Oa Sunday, 8 A. M. iOP.M. LEAVE CATONSVILLK EACH HOUlt from 7 M. to 8 P.

M. and at 10 P. M. On Sunday 8 A. M.

10 P.M. FOK LOUDON PARK. MOUNT OLIVET, IR-VINGTON. CATHEDRAL CEMETERY and SAIN AGNES HOSPITAL, every Kay-hour from 2 to 6 P. M.

daily. mlS-tf LOWEST PRICKS! BEST PRINTING. MOST ACCURATE WORK! THE PROMPTEST ATTENTION! AT TUJ 8UW JOB PlUM'iNU OiFiCE BALTIMORE. SATURDAY, JAN. 17, 1880.

Pkbsons Leaving th Citt for 'any period time, however brief, or those going abroad, can have Thk Sen mailed, to anr address by ordorlng the same at this office, at thirteen cents or one -week, twenty-Are cents for two weeks, thirty -eight cents for three weeks, fifty wilts tor one mouth, one dollar lor two months, onf dollar and a half for three months, three dollars lor sis months and six dollars for one year, payable In ad ranee at this office. United States postage id by publishers For Tb Sun. i-That State and Fertilizer Scheme. Jtfrr. Editor In 1 oklng over your paper my attention was attracted by an article under the title of "State Orange Elevator Project," nnd one plan Is to ask the State to guarantee a half million of dollars of bonds for a term of ears, with an annual tax levy for a sinking fund to pay the loan of credit.

Another scheme Is to establish a "Fertilizer Control and Agricultural Experiment Station," including a board, of which the Governor of the State Is to be a member, with a director also, who must be one of the faculty of the Johns Hopkins University. This all sounds very plausible with the high title of Governor and Johns Hopkins University: but the question to be solved is, will it pay? The Governor of the State has enough to occupy his time and attention without Imposing upon him additional duties, and, as regards the faculty of the Johns Hopkins University, a member chosen as director from that body would not be entitled to greater merit or precedence over any other individual of the State. The duty required of this director Is to engage chemists, but the number required is not specified, nor is It stated whether the director or the chemists are to be salaried officers created by the State, or whether they are to render their services free of charge. There Is a class of people, unaccustomed to labor or to earn the tiread of poverty by the sweat of their brows, who live In luxury, sit by their firesides, and read of telephones and electric Tights until their brains become dazzled w1Vl the progress in arts and sciences, and i'nk they must do something to render their names Immortal. They nt once rep.

the capital of the State and ask a donation of halt a million ot dollars to pre 'mute the public Interest. AH the farmers of the State desire Is to be let alone, and that the Legislature abolish all useless offices and unnecessary donations for which they are unjustly taxed, of which the people at present complain. A FAKMER. Our correspondent evidently carries a level bead among the farmers of the State. Be Is not disposed to a retrograde movement.

Eds. Thk ViRors'iA Miscegenation Case. Some days since a young colored man named Arthur Jordan eloned with the daughterof Mr. Nathan Cordor, a respectable white citizen of Fauquier canty, residing near. Markham station.

It appears that the couple made their way to Clearsprlng, Md, and a party of Mr. Corder's friends followed them to that place, and arresting Jordan arrived with him in Winchester last Thursday on the way to Fauquier. On arriving at Winchester, Jordan refused to go any ur-ther. and asked to see a lawyer. The services of a justice were called In, a warrant was sworn out In form, and one of the party being a constable, Jordan was delivered Into' his custody to be returned to Ftuni't'r to be tried for violating th" r.icisL.

Hiss admitted to be the" fines oped with Jor- re folly guaranteed for JV'Very attractive. taction insured. 123-lm the evangelist, has been at TSiuu City, trying to get Governor pneips to pardon the Eev. Joseph Keebangh, a preafher-polltlclan, once postmaster of Glasgow, who Is under sentence seventeen years tor forgery. After his, crime he fled to Chicago, and thre happened to hear Mr.

Moody preach. Mr. Moody influenced him to return and confess his crimes, and he told the court that he -vould rther be punished by the law than by hisj conscience. Rev. J.

a. Frederics, formerly pastor of St. Mary's, Koman Catholic Church, Deer Creek, Hrt'ra county, has been appointed to take charge of a mission at Hagerstown, Md. He expects to be at his new post of duty next week. HELP WANTED 'FEMALES.

ANTED Ladv CAN VASSERS-Annlv to WAItD A HASKELL, 1 S. Calvert up stairs. it ANTED A Girl, to TAKE CAKE OF ONE CHILD. Apply at 149 E. LOMBARD ST.

It IRL.S WANTED-To MakeCIGARETTES. A MARBURG and 149) S.Cbarlea t.3V OPERATOR WASTED On Singer Machine: none but an exnerienced hand need apply. So. 340 WEST Pit ATT STREET. If ANTED Two White Girls for NURSES: references required and good wages.

Apply at 159 NOKTH GAY STREET, near Exeter. It WANTED A Colored Woman, to do general HIU'SKWOKK. with reference. Apply at 60 TiOKTH FACA STREET. If A TED First-class COOK, $12: several com pell tent Cooks, with and without washing.

$10; also Germau Cook. 137 SARATOGA STKEET. J17-2t WT A TE DA COOK, wages $12; House Girls, Re II taurant COOK, German Girls; also Colored COOKS. Apply at log WES1' FAYETTE ST. It WANTED A White Girl, to assist hi general HOUSEWORK.

Apply at No. 333 EAST PRATT STREET. If "tir ANTED A White Girl. to do HOUSEWORK. Applv at 3X3 SA 9 and 10 o'clock A.

M. ply at 328 SARATOGA STREET, between If "11TANTED Ten Women or Girls to ASSOKT IT KAGS; stead vemploymment. Apply to MICHAEL T. HOKNER A CO. 117-3t corner Chew and Stirling streets.

"IVAN TED A White Girl, to WASH, IRON nnd do general HOUSEWORK: also, a NUKSE GIRL. Apply at If 303 WEST FAYETTE STREET. 'ANTED A flrr-t-class Protestant CHAMBER- Al D. Direct MRS. Box Son office.

A White Girt to COOK, WASH and, il IRON. German preferred. Apply at No. 225 NORTH GILMOR STREET. jlfr3t Xtf ANTEDA trood, agreeable Girl, as erenee required- Apply at 277 WEST FAYETTE STREET.

ITANTED Two Ladles or intelligence and eood address to FILL POSITION paying per week. Address O. K. San office. jl St 7 ANTE) At the Branch Restaurant, 91 West Pratt sn-et, two first-class Restaurant COOKS an one DISH WASHER, white.

jir-'if JOHN F. STOUT. WANTED A first-class SALESLADY, one hay-ing experience in Lace Goods and Embroideries: none others need applr. GEO. H.

C. NEAL A SON, corner Baltimore and'Holliday streets. jl6-3t "tVANTEU An experienced SALESLADY, at HCTZLER BROTHERS', 87 North Howard street. None having less than three years' expert--ence need apply. Reference required.

Jlfr2t HELP WAXTEDMALES. ''ANTED A BARBER. Ko. 7a WEST THAMES blREET. near Broadway.

it "WANTED A Young Man. to SELL TRIMMINGS ob commission- Address 34 BANK STKEET, Philadelphia. If TVAXf F.D A coraoetent SALESMAN for a Man- I ufacturing Concern; must be first-class in every Tespect. Address ALPHA, bun office. If ANTED A good CABINETMAKER, (factory uauu at O.

J. HOBbt.LL If 51 Clay street. WA NTE CAN VA SS RS for -Wood's Household I'ractice of Medicine," the only work of the kind indorsed bv tha medical profession. Territory eusnrnteed. Send lor prospectus.

HENKY TLEETWOOD, 27 X. Calvert ll to 1 o'clock. If WANTEI FIFTY GOOD CIGARMAKERS. to goto Richmond, Vs. Mould work Steady Work guaranteed.

No Union hands need applv. Ap-Jl vat No. S35 WEST PRATT STREET, Baltimore, Md. bell side door. If ANT EDtJood CIGARTmAKERS: married men preferred We Kuarnntee steady workmen work all the year, and from S9 to S10 a week wnges.

BARON If Northeast cor. Cheapside and Lombard St. "IXT ANTED A eood OYSTER SHLCKER. Ap Tl7 SCHWINN'S HALL, Noe. 1 and 23 vti i-iu rtfcrtrri- jl6-2f IV ANTED A Genteel Y'outh.

of 17 or IS, writing himself generally owfnl at a MANLFAC1L1UNO PLACE, East End. Address B. bun ofttce. jlfrat ANTED A good Workiiian. who understands BREAD.

CAKE and ClSUY-M AKI Nil to Charlotte, N. C. Applv to C. NAZAREXUS, bcott street, near Stockholm street. J15-3t WANTED A competentMan, to take CHARGE OF A F'AIIM of about 1U0 acres: must understand both farming snd vegetable gardening and care of small ereen-honse.

Address, with reter-encea, BOX 437, Son office. SITUATIONS WANTED. AV RANTED A Situation, to do CHAMBER WORK and SEW. Apply at 2 lO FORREST ST. in-Sl A BOY OF 17 wishes to learn WATCHMAKING: best reterenee civen if required.

Address 114 EAST KAOER STREET. If A' STENOGRAPHER WANTS A POSITION: good references. BOX SH. Sun office. jla-af SITUATIONS WANTED For Cooks, Chamber-maiiis, Nnres, general Workers (white and eel-wed.) with reference.

Apply 1041 W. Fayette st. If CiTUATION W' ANTED By nrac'ticafTnTinTiii trious Man. of a years' experience as proprietor, to act as FOREMAN, DRAUGHTSMAN or SALESMAN In a Lite Marble Busines. Address 200, P.

i or k. Pa. If WANTED Bv a Young Man or good moral habits, a PERMANENT SITUATION. Can Invest capital if satisfactory. Address BOX can office.

J16-2t A WOMAN wishes a Situation a first -class COOK, i1 cd i onr.g Girl, to RSE and aswUt with nootk. Both prefer a borne in one house. Kef-1 iTilr I'- tor two davs, at o. betweea Light and Charle. airetta.

WANTS. 'ANTED A PARTNER, with 000. In tabdsbed business. Fine location, good stock. iiw uems.

uuuu opening lor a young man that exchanged. Address BOX 90, Sun office. J17-eo3f and 1KONING. 3CROSS ALLEY.bet. Muloerry and Franklin sts.jla-th.s "WANTED SOO HANDS, on common PANTsT C-OAT-S and VESTS.

WIESENFELD CO 24 Kerf Balti more street. jlWit ANTED A live, energetic Man, with 000, to take hold of the BEST THING KNOWNVptwla A tt'Orough investisation can be had bv calling at 4 SOUTH CALVERT STKEET. Jl5-Sf WANTED FORC ASH STOCKS OF CLOTHING. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOE c. All communications "confideatiaL" Address IWrERltox743, Sun offlce.

17-lin ANTED A PARTNER, with iTJ0, to start the Tailoring Business with the undersigned, who has no capital, but a long experience and a Large tnroughont the Slate. Thirty per cent, a jear cn be realized by the investment. Address X. Box4, Sun office. J15-3t GCNS, JKWELUYTmu-JbWAL and RGICAL INSTRUMENTS bousht: prices pid, by calling or addressing JB1S and Harrison street, near Balti-tyorgK-pAWN TICKETS bought.

JliHtf w.Tfvf, TO BUY A well-established 2TraXlm A.D ilLiJ bTOKE, Address FEED, To be held at RAINE HALL. MONDAY EVEN ING, February 2, COMMITTKB OT AUBAKOKMSHTS: AUGUST BERKEME1ER, Chairman. JohnEbert, Edwin O'Leary, LeviEustac, Jacob Hofmann. --3 Mastkr of CKRKMOitlKSr 1 1 M. C.

Kernan. Assistants J. B. Franz, M. Fathy.

Tickets SOccnts. Mngic by rrof. Wright. tt FIKST CrKAND MASQUERADE AND DRESS S3 BALL OF THE GERMAN 1 A LODGE, NO. 1, C.

D. U. D. to be held at CENTRAL BUILDING, corner Baltimore and Hollldav streets, on MON DAY, JANUARY 19, 1880. Tickets, admitting Gent and Lady, 50 cents.

Tickets, admitting a single Lady, 25 cents. J17-2t Pi SECOND ANNIVERSARY BALL OF THE 3 TEUTONIA LODGE, No. 1. OKDEK OF SONS, on MONDAY, January 19, at SCIfLEGEL'S ORCHESTRION HALL, No. 3 South Frederick street.

Tickets 50 cents admitting a Gentleman and I.s- dies. THE COMMITTEE. 1 Jlf-af iJt LOOK OUT FOR. THE GRAND HOP of the fl MAGNOLIA SOCIALS, for the BENEFIT OF CRONIN, to be held at RAINE HALL, MONDAY' EVENING, Jan. la, 1880.

Tickets 50 cts. Music by Lefevek Evans. 117-2f G. GALLAGHER, Chairman. GltAND MASQUE ttADE AND FANCY" DKESS BALL Eh.

Of the GERMAN I A LADIES' BENEFICIAL RELIEF SOCIETY, No. 1, MONDAY. Jan. 19,1880, to be held at the Gerniania Macnnerchor Hall. Tickets for one Gentleman and Lady 50 cents.

J17-2f Tx SECOND ANNUAL SELECT HOP OF THK KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN, at the ACADEMY JSJ OF MUSIC, MONDAY EVENING, February 9, 1880. B. J. HCBBELL, Chairman.

MLOOK OUT FOR THE YOUNG POINTERS, to be held at BROADWAY INSTITUTE, MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 19, 1880. No one ad-mitted without a check. A. ZEIDLER, Chairman.

FIRST GRAND LEVEE BALTIMORE BRANCH GRANITE-CUTTERS INT. TTNION. nt RATKK'fi HAI.I. WKDNKS- uai m. n.siaji, January zi, ikhu.

If JOHN M. FETSCH, Chairman. tTHE TENTH ANNUaITbALLOF GOOT WILL LODGE, NO. 43, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, will be held at Concordia Opera House, MONDAY EVENING, January 19, 18S0. The Committee of Arrangements will spare neither pains nor expense to render the occasion the grand one ot the series heretofore given by the Lodge, and a season of rare enjoymnt may be confidently expected, Henry Bevig, the well-known caterer, will serve the entertainment in his best style, and will furnish all the delicacies of the season.

Tickets 75 centsjjidinitting a Gent and Ladles. Music bv Prof. Wright and full Band. I Fancy Programmes. GEO.

F. ULLRICH, I 33,10,17,19 Chairman. DON'T BE DECEIVED AND LOOKOUT FOR NO. 1. ALWAYS THE ONLY INDUCEMENT EVER OFFERED BY i THIS ASSEMBLY IS AN EVENING 1 OF RARE AND SELECT ENJOYMENT.

GRAND SELECT HOP OF THE ORIGINAL WESTERN STAR ASSEMBLY, No. 1, to be held at CONCORDIA OPERA HOUSE, WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 4, 18S0. We are in no way connected with any other Assembly. Prof. Wright's complete Band.

1 Tickets 50 cents, admittins Gent, and Ladies. Kelreshments served by the experienced and gentlemanly caterer Conrad Darsch, 193 Lexington st. i UiMK SEV. T.JACOB, Chairman. FOB AN EVENING OF ENJOYMENT ATTSXD THK SELECT HOP OF THE ORIGINAL WESTERN STAR ASSEMBLY, to be held at NEW ASSEMBLY KOOMS, WEDNESDAY" EVENING, Jan.

21, 1880. Tickets 50 cents, admitting Gent', and Ladies. JAMES C. HENDERSON, Chairman, j- Reference, our former parties. connection with any other Assembly, i Unpaid tickets will be stopped at the door.

WRIGHT'S MUSIC. HO-lOf PROF. CHA3. L. SPIES Will commence his SECON QUARTER FOR BEGINNERS on the TH AND 7TH OF JAN UARY, at CHIN A HALL, No.

543 West Baltimore street. Pupils entering at any time during January witl be able to make a full course. HOURS OF TUITION FOR LADIES AND JUNIORSWEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, and on TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS for GENTLEMEN. PRACTICING SOIREES every WEDNESDAY EVENING. j2-lm DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF THE PENMAR ASSEM BLY, to be held at the NEW ASSEMBLY KOOMS, on MONDAY EVENING, January 10, 1880.

Fancy Programmes for the ladies. Tickets 50 cents, admitting Gent and Ladies. B. All tickets not paid for will be stopped at the door. WM.

SIEGEL, jl6-3f i ft Chairman. A GRAND ENGINE TO THE BEST GENT WALTZER at the SECOND GRAND HOP OF THE C. K. W. APPRENTICES, to be held at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC MONDAY EVENING, January 19, 1880.

Tickets 50 cents, admitting Gent and Ladies. Tickets not paid for stopped at the door. J16-Sf THE FIRST GRAND HOP of the EMPLOYES of the BALTIMORE ELEVATOR COMPANY will take nlace at the NEW AS SEMBLY KOOMS on THURSDAY EVENING. January 22, 1880. COMMITTEE.

No Improper persons allowed. j3.10,17,19,j0 AT MRS. P. GKOSSl'S, THB FRENCH COSTUMES, 1A1 1 Ti r-V. 'UultimN Yon will find the LATEST STYLES of MASOUE- KADE and FANCY DRESSES.

jyl3-lm 1 PKOF. JAS. W. BANGERT'S DANCING ACADEMY NOW OPEN FOR BEGINNERS, AC-at Standard Hall, cor. Baltimore and Frederick ts.

every evening. Terms reasonable. 'A PROF. CLAGGETT'S SECOND QUARTER IS NOW OPEN FOR NEW BEGINNERS. HALL, SO and 92 West Baltlm ally, from 2 to 4 o'clock.

Hall for Kent, Baltimore st- di lm BAKS BOUGHT FOB BALLS, SOIREES, ETC D. TK1MPKR, J17-2t 813 South Eutaw street. rp GEKMANIA M-EN NERCHOK HALL. HB ABOVE HALL has been renovated and refitted, and will be RENTED on reasonable terms to Societies npon application to the JANITOR, 192 and 194 West Lombard street. d20-lm LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-15th Instant, a Gold CHAIN BRACELET, at Camden Station, or cemlng to Baltimore st. Five dollars reward given at 17 GEORGE ST. LOST Tuesday, on Druid Hill avenue or In Cars, Diamond and Kuby KING, one stone each, set diagonally. Reward will be given If returned to 7Q SOUTH CALVERT ST. J17-2f LOST On Friday morning, 16th inst, a POCKET-BOOK, containing SEVENTY DOLLARS.

A liberal reward will be given for the recovery of the money. J. T. McALPIN. Leave the Pocketbook and Money with BAKKLE A HASSEN, 96 West Lombard street.

lf LOST CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON, a SILK UMBRELLA, with handle carved in shape of an owl. A liberal reward if returned to The Sun office. If OCK.ET-BOOK LOST Wednesday morning, on Lexington and Charles streets, containing about nineteen dollars. Finder will receive five dollars re ward by leaving It at Sua office. jlMt -J LOST A SCOTCH TERRIER PUPPY.

A suitable reward if returned to MANN'S STABLE, Howard street. If LOST A SMALL SKYE TERRIER. Liberal rc- ward paid If left at 9 SOUTH FREDERICK ST. If CARRIAGES. HORSES.

ETC. FOR3ALE A very handsome Satin-Lined ffiRfw COUPE, finished In'the bet manner, with speaKiiig tube and mirrors complete; will be sold very low- Address A. B. Sun office. If 88O.

FOR SALE A fine new Jump-Seat gOES-CAKRIAGE, for t80. Also a line new and stconu-hand Top and No-Top BUGGY, equally low. Must be sold Immediately. Apply at No. 33 NORTH STREET.

J17-2f FOR SALE New and second-hand CAR- RIAGES, Jump-seat AGGERS, Top, No on UUOblES. Exnress WAGON and HAKNKSS. 143 Franklin street. JOHN FRIST. 12-lm MARSHALL As Manufacturers, S3 West Favette st.

Genuine ruarantee: two premiums National Fair; TOP BUGGIES, JUMP-SEATS, tSO to ESQ. Price advancing. d30-lm -K- FOR SALE A very handsome COUPE- rLET, light, for one horse; also a variety of other AKKiAuus, ot ait descriptions, 01 my own manufacture JOHN A. KHE1N. jlS-Ct 128 North Howard street.

JifA, CARRIAGES SALE Of our own manufacture, which we will sell at reduced prices: also second-hand CARRIAGES of all styles, at the lowest prices. 93 West Fayette street. da-lm K1DDLEMOSEH fc WEATHEKLEY. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. jg33r lOO different kinds of new and second-hand CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, AGGERS, ROCK-AWAY'S, BUGGIES, WAGONS, and all other styles.

Apply at No. S8 South Eutaw street and 31 South Liberty st. FKEDK. STALFORT. J8-lin -arfc THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF VICTORIAS, Panel and Sash-Door CARRIAGES, Single and Jump-Seat JAG-GERS, Top and No-Top bPAR BUGGIES, Tradeand Gunning WAGONS in the city, at the verv lowest prices, at NEW YORK REPOSITORY, 21 North IJberty street.

jl2-lm H. D. SCHMIDT. OVER lOO TOP AND NO-TOP BUGGIES 1 Jumn-Seat JAGGEIiS. PHAETON'S.

Fumilv IAGES. COUPEES, COUPETTES. six-seat close panel KOCKA WAY'S, Jersey and Express Wagons. Also a large stock of Single and Double HARX ESS: must be sold at once, regardless of cost. reasonable ofl'cr refused.

P. D. SCHMIDT CO, d20-lm 94 West Fayette street, near Charles. SOLDOXLYONACCOUNTOFSICKNESS. CfcalFour fine MARES: One very fine Hamble-tonlaii Saddle Mare, the other three are suitable for farming, driving or business purposes, to be sold at a treat sacrifice.

Call at Private. Stable in rear of private residence, 36 SARATOGA STKEET, near St. Paul. My son will sell. l'lAKOS, ORGANS, ETC.

i-vr, Ll'xa e.i.ii r.a iABUOlii.1) as ill CAN BE, that the WEBER PIANO8 AND ESTKY ORGANS stand at the very HEAD OF ALL. In fact they are the MASTERPIECES OF AMERICAN" bKILL AND GENIUS. This is the verdict of the WORLD'S HIGHEST AUTHORITIES. Sales far in excess of all other makers. This unparalleled success Is due to their Intrinsic merits, about which there can be no question.

SANDERS ft 8TAYMAN, JMm 13 North Charles street. Sgg. THE PLAN WORKS LIKE A CHAK.M. if Hundreds have availed themselves of are now the happy possessor of splendid ORGANS. Kent paid for ten consecutive quarters, or two years ana a-nau, entities you to a receiprin iuu tor tne in strument, and you can get one as low as six dollars ine siAtsurt ar uamud, (jr.uuujb.

iOODS and WILCOX WHITE ORGANS are universally admitted to be the finest In the market. They are fully guaranteed tor five years, and satisfaction insured. OTTO S0TRO, d23-lm 807 West Baltimore street. ayS-S "THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAP-1 if EST." A poor Piano is constantly out of order, and never satisfactory; therefore buy the uesi, aim you win never nave trouDie. STEINWAY SONS, 1 CHICKERINO SONS.

I KltANISH BACH, I PIANOS. UAl.lfcS BKOiMEUS, DURHAM A SONS, At price to sun an. OTTO SUTKO. dii-lm 207 West Baltimore street FOR SALE-8153 tH Octave, new, ryTT Rosewood-Case PIANOFORTE: overstrung bass, and containing all modern improvements, with a written warrant from the makers for six years. 412 W.

BALTIMORE bet.Paca and Greene.U-e THE HEINEKAMP PIANO and ORGANS. the best now made, will ba sold at reduced rices for cash or on, easy monthly payments. IN-TRUMENTS FOR KENT. WAKE KOOMS 378 BALTIMORE ner iJttUw. U3-lm FOB SALE New.

handsome, complete RE TAIL DRUG STOCK, worth $1,200, for $500. Kare offer. Address OWNER, Box 10, Sun offlce.lf FOR SALE Two DWELLINGS on South Jl Caroline sU ground rents very low. In good order and will be sold cheap. PHILIP T.

DAWSON SON, 233 East Baltimore Street. jlt-3t FOR SALE 24 NOKTH ANN ST- 16.4 by 80 deep to alley; 8 rooms, water and eas. eood cel lar: in tee and will be sold a bargain. PHILIP T. DAWSON SOX, 833 East Baltimore st.

jl7-3f FOR SALE 233 NORTH EDEN STREET. 14 by 75 to allev: ground rent $S5: will be sold bargain. PHILIP T. DAWSON SON, 1. 233 East Baltimore street.

MfiH FOR SALE A wlSablished MILKAND MllCK-CBEAAt BUSINESS. a good MILK: ROUTE connected with the above business. Ad-. dress X. M.

Sun office. J17-3f Offi STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A NEAT JEiiLCIGAR STORE, good stand; other Important busir.t.s; reason for selling. Apply at 45TWEST BALTIMORE STREET. jl7-3f FOR SALE A GREAT BARGAIN 93 HAH- L2 LEM AVENUK near Calhoun Btreet. frescoed throughout, stoves and gas fixtures complete; price oniy lerms to sun purcnaser.

C. E. SAVAGE, jl7-eo3t 44 Lexington street. 8900 EACH, in fee, for Nog. 84 and 86 Kaborg JlliiL street, 8-story, Grooms and basement, lots 12x5i.

t- 8330 for the 2-story and attic HOUSE No. 26 North Oregon street: ground rent $21. $1,500 will buy 8-story back building, 18 by 85 feet. Hollins street, near Union Square; ground rent $72; all conveniences and in good order. I jlT-at J.

C. PLUMMER, 253 Lexington st. STORE AND DWELLING on. Entaw street. near Pratt.

25 bv 66 feet- in eood condition: will sell low, in fee, or exchange for smaller property in East Baltimore. Also STOKE and DWELLING Centre Market Pratt and Lombard, four-story front, three-story back, deep cellars, water in each story, 24 rooms, lot 24 by 90; Stable in rear; ground rent $100. Price $6,200. J- C. PLUMMER, 2S5 Lexington street.

FOR SALE StocK and Fixtures of TOBAC CO. CIGAR and STATIONERY STORE: will sell reasonable; excellent stand, inquire at Sun office. FOR SALE GEOCEKY and PROVISION I JiiliLSTOKE; fair cash husinesg; good reasons for gelling. Address X. G.

Sun office. FOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES of CIGAR STORE: reason for selling, compelled to leave the cltv. Address W. J. Sunofflce.

FOR SALE CHEAP On easy terms, HOUSE on East Madison street: $50 commission al lowed. J.W. BKOWN, i -jlMt f- Box (X Sun Cfflce. A RARE CHANCE. COAL and WOOD YARD FOR SALE: doinr crood business.

HORSE and CART, Fairbanks SCALES. All FIXTURES in yard. Address BOX 747. Sun office. K325 WILL BUY A HOUSE that will Dav 20 percent.

Also.laree number ot HOUSES for sale or rent, DAVID G. WEEMS, 28 St. Paul above Lexington street. J15-eo3f FOR SALE The oldest established and most flourishing PROVISION BUSINESS In the western section of the city. Address PIONEER, Box 19, bun omce, witn name.

jio-eosi" FOR SALE, OR TRADBTFOR UNENCUm" iiiliLBERED REAL ESTATE, a DRUG STORE, in the city of Washington: good reasons given for selling. Price $8,000. Address BOX 99, Sun office. jl6-3f FOR SALE IN FEE A valuable property. 28 bv 150 feet, centrally located: improvements two STORES and DWELLING.

Above property, suitable for a large manufacturing business, will be sold chean For particulars address W. SCOTT BARNEY, 40 Sterrett street, city. FOR SALE Handsome three-story DWELL-JalliiLlNG, with two-story Back Building, on West Fayette street, near St. Martin's Church. Will be sold low.

if applied for at once, at the Store, SOUTH-WEST CORN EK OF FAYETTE AND GILMOR STREETS. jltKit VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE. The valuable LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS on the northwest corner of Charles and Townsend streets, the fir6t street south of North boundary, fronting feet on Charles street by 160 feet, to an alley. The House is of brick, three stories high, with garret rooms, and is 22 by 82 feet, well lighted, and very comfortable, having been built in the best manner bv the former owner for his own use. There is also a Stable and Carriage-House in the rear, 25 by 25 leet.

included in the above is a side Lot fronting on Charles street 40 feet, and 160 feet on Townsend street, which Is planted with beautiful shrubbery and Sowers. For turther particulars apply to F. ABELL. second floor Sun Iron Building. tfr FOR SALE OR RENT.

i FOR SALE OK RENT No. 433 AND 439 HiiiLNOKTH CALVERT STREET, near Boundary avenue; also, for Sale, No. 74 BOUNDARY AVENUE, opposite Blind Asylum: will be sold in fee or subject to a ground rent. Part of the purchase money can remain on mortgage. If desired.

Apply to GEO. -APPOLD SONS, and 19 Water street FOR SALE AND-FOR KENT DWELLINGS mm DIUUrjih IUT iaiirB VOLULVjl MADE and LOANS NEGOTIATED. JAMES Mo EAL, 53 Lexington street. j7-10f STORE ros RENT FIXTURES and STOCK fMILLINEKY) FOR SALE. A rare opportu nity, the proDrietor wishing to retire lrom business pn account of health.

Apply at NO. fi3 NORTH CHARLES STREET. jl0-eo6f FOR RENT. SPLENDID SOCIETY KOOM FOK KENT Centrally located: Furniture, Organ, Library, for sale. Apply at The Sun office.

It FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED KOOMS and STEAM LAUNDRY TO KENT. FOUN- TAIN HOTEL, Camden street. If FOK KENT HOUSE No. 19 Mercer st sult-JoiiiLable for some small manufacturing business. Apply to E.

FEIN OUR, 268 Hoffman St. jl7-8t FOR KENT FURNISHED DWELLING. In i thorouffh repair. 124 HARLEM A VEN UE. op posite uariain rarK.

inquire on premises. ji-4iw FOR RENT Spacious STORK and DWELL-ING No. 52 East Baltimore street, corner of Temple. Possession 1st February. Apply to JAS.

KEAXEY, 598 Lexington street. J17-eo6f FIRST-CLASS HOUSES FOK BENT OR SALE. Three-torv DWELLINGS. 75 and 88 Preston street, opposite Bolton. L.

GITTING8, If -33 North Calvert street. FOR RENT DWELLING 122 Lanvale street. near Park ave- three-story, in good order, with modem Improvements: location desirable. A. H.

GREENFIELD, 149 Lexington street. FOK KENT 74 CATHEDRAL STREET. 203 LINDEN AVENUE. 2S1 Ll.NDKN AVENUK. 233 N.

WOLFE STREET 117 S. POPPLETON ST. $10. J16-2tr THOS. HILL, Fayette and St.

Paul st. FOR RENT One of two handsome OFFICES on first floor. D. G. EEMS, No.

28 St. Paul J15-eo3f NOTICE TO BOOKBINDERS. BINDERY FOK KENT: work euaranteed. Annlv to JAS. YOUNG, Printer, 112 West Baltimore street.

Jltt-2t FOR RENT The larere 28-foot front GRO- CERY and PROVISION STOKE. 289 CAK- KOLLTON AVENUE; rent $15 per month. JlMt FOR KENT DWELLING 21 Sarah Ann st- $10 per month. Apply to CP. LUSBY.

No. 91 West Baltimore street. j26-2f FOK KENT The Corner STORK and DWELL-ML ING. and FIXTURES of a GROCERY and LIQUOR STOKE. OLIVER and HUDSON AL.15,17,19 FOK KENT DWELLING No.

417 North Central avenue. Apply at No. 22 West Baltimore at. HOFFEK CO. FOK KENT STORE KOOM, No.

11 East Bal timore street. V. D. L. GELSTON.

J14-eo6f No. 36 Lexington street. FOR RENT DWELLINGS 63 St. Paul street. 234 North Calvert street.

169 Lanvale street and 60 Harford avenue. STABLE FOK KENT. JAS. Mo NEAL, 53 Lexington street. JlMt STORE AND DWELLING FOR KENT 100 JiiiSouth Broadway.

Inquire of S. Bernei Sons, corner ol Eutaw and Lexington streets. J16-3t S. BERNEI. FOR RENT Desirable DWELLING No.

190 JaiiLHarlem avenue, we6t ol GUmor street; rent low to a gocd tenant. Apply to L. M. WILSON, 90 West Lombard street. J15-5t Ai FOR RENT WAREHOUSE 68 South Calvert DWELLING 65 North Charles street, farticularly suitable for a Dressmaker or Dentist.

SAAC BROOKS, 42 Lexington street. d30-lm rS FOR RENT Large STORE, (plate glass front,) Jjili.with DWELLING and Stable, No. 8S9 West Baltimore street. Applv next door, at M. HEND-KICKSON'S MILLINERY STORE.

j3-lm FOR KENT DWELLING No. 147 North JMLCarrollton avenue. Apply to JAS. J8-eo6t 41 Lexington st. FOK KENT A first-class STORE HOUSE, in a thriving country town, on a line of railroad: tailor shop upstairs: terms low.

Apply to SAMUEL HOFFMAN, New Windsor, Md jlu-eolf FOK KENT OFFICES and larsre KOOMS. uuDiuces jjui iiwazisj Kill ili em, bcviiu, nii nuu fourth floors of building southeast corner Baltimore and Hollldav streets. Inquire at 234 N. HOWARD or ot WM. ARMSTRONG, 28 South st.

J16-3f HOUSES F'OR KENT Seven rooms, dry cellar. Water, Gas and Stove, in good order and a neighborhood; rent $12 per month to good ten- antS. Li. BKAtJli, J15-eoGt No. 436 East Chase street.

FOR RENT 87 St. Pi.nl street, near Denmead, three-story Brick DWELLING. rooms, all modern improvements, in perfect order: rent $25 monthly. H. FLEETWOOD, J3-12f 27 North Calvert street.

FOK KENT HALL at LEHMANN'S BUILD ING. 79 Garden street, entire or bv sin-rle nights; the Hall has all he modern Is well adapted to meetings of Lodges and Secret Societies. For particulars please address daft-lm EDW. G. LEHMANN, Proprietor.

COTTAGE TO LET, NEWPORT, K. I. To let for a term of five vears. at a low flrnre. a small FURNISHED COTTAGE, near the beach, with eleven rooms, kitchen and laundry, piazza, all In good repair; Shade Trees.

Lot 200 by 200. F'or particulars address S. P. Dn 229 Broadway, Fater-son, N.J. FOR KENT Some of the finest OFFICES in the city, with all modern conveniences, includ ing the latest Improved steam-heating apparatus, in the MORSE BUILDING, Fayette street, opposite United State Court Inquire at the Sun office.

1 tfr LAWYERS, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, and others can OBTAIN FIRST-CLASS OFFICES, with all modern improvements, in MORSE BUILDING, Fayette street, opposite United States Court HOUSE, lnonire at the Sun office- tfr SUBURBAN AND COUNTRY. FOR SALE The well-known PARK POINT. on the Highlands of Maeothv river. 20 acres: un surpassed for fishing, crabbing and ducking. Apply at No.

2 SOUTH CALVERT STREET. jw3f WANTED A FARM of from 50 to 100 acres. m-S near Dike or orthern Central or Western Mary land railroad, within 16 miles of Baltimore: land and buildings good. State price and lull particulars. P.

K.OWlN0S,Kel8terstown,Md. jla-eoOt FOR SALE FORTY-SEVEN ACRES LAND JfcUilln Carroll county; improved bv GRIST AND SAW MILL, two DWELLINGS and BARN; one-half mile from B. and O.K. K. JOHN DAUB, Watersvillo, Carroll county, Md.

THE FAUOUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPAN have had erected on their Sroperty, by the Messrs. Adams, of Baltimore, the andsomest nd most modern HOTEL in Virginia, and invite proposals for a lease for a term of years. This summer resort was before the war one of the most popular In Virginia, and Its appointments are now superior to those of any springs in the State. It is 49 miles from Washington city, via Virginia Midland Railroad. Address FAUQUIEK WHITE.

SULPHlfB SPRINGS i7-lm 1 4 Warrenton, Va..