The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

nm.wjtujiiiw.Je Lil jiiww jjwui''Wi itfwunwwu wuwmi'SH mi AMUSEMENTS. THE SUN. i Proclamation of lbe Governor of Penn-syivonla He Calls tor Volunteers to Respond to an Anticipated Demand RECRUITS WANTED. ATTENTION, YOUNG MKN OF SOUTH BALTIAIOREI RALLY FOR THK GOOU OLD UNION! All persons who are desirous of ioininr thsOn BAMBERGER, No 43 HOWARD next door to China Store Great rush for Bargains direct from the New YorS auctions, as low as ever. Si'k Sun Umbrellas 1 12; bent Corsets $126; bwt Kid Gloves, warranted, I 50; bst F-airi' Lce A3 itt 35, 40 ard 50 cents: finest Palm Lef Faus fS-spring Skins, best quality, $1: a full fts.ortmcntef Hdtfa.

from 1 cents and upwards; Hosiery, Under Shhts, 4c, for everybody, very rVwUNION PROTESTANT INFIRMARY. 113 The ANN1VKR8ARY of the openm cf tins Insti'ution wilt be celebrated with religious services THIS (Friday) A KTii at 6 o'clock, at the corner of Mo-sheraid Division streets. Addre ses may bj fx- Pected from lie Rev. Dr. Smith and Rev.

Dr. chwartz. The friends of the institution re cordially invited to attend. 2t rYTsNOTlCE The who are employed in ILis nk in ar Pants and Vests are r-anested to nieetln RoomNo 6, TKMPKK AN CE TEMPLE, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 231, at 2 o'clock, to tke into consideration the importance of an ad var.ee of wag r. It is expected that every one who is thus employfd will be present, us the neces-gaiies cf lire detfand rf us to protect oarselves.

ry--U. CHRISTIAN OOiVuVllSslOrt, 77 ILi West Baltimore street Haiti mote, MavlStri, IMi.TO 7HK FRIKNTS Of THK SOLDJKRS: The recent terrible battles in Virginia ave thrown upon the of the Chrisiian CommiBeion a larjje number ot wounded soldi, rs whe have bcn received info our hospitals and claim such ministrations at our hands as their condition demands. The hospitals are in the receipt of the sufferers every 9.v. The arrivals from the battltfieldi are as frequeDt as the nwans of transyor; ation admit. Among the wounded are many of our fellow-citizens of various parts of Marylandmost of them of the city of Baltimore -Some of these nien aro very badly wounded and re-li re iiriuediate and constant a-Uention.

Over two hundred delegates, a full proportion ef whom are from our own city, have been sent with large quantitis of hospital stores as near ti the sc-net cf corniet as coo Id be reached. The provision for the supplies sent by tfte dele-Rtt'ea have cojrJpelird the coiknutu; to dvan'e trearly four thousand dollars to fill the orders, and purchases hHve to be made every day to meet tho demands ct ustantly upon us. need all the aid that ft gtnerous public way afford us, and shall oe happy to receive donations ot money and of ores of uuy kind, good wines, suf.r, jeliies, dried fruit, can ii uit, raKF. nandsKes, hat, atid und -r gntrally Jt.d all such articles as are required by the biok and suffering. Send monej and stores to S.

ii RIFFITH, Esq Rooms of the U. S. Christian Com 77 W. Bilto st i(alUmors iVid. J.

N. McJl TUN. ecrtsry of the 17-ff lo-nm'ssiort. the foliowing resolution was unanimously adopted: 4 Iiesch-ed, That the integrity, firmness, wisdom and humanity exhibited, by the President of the United States during the three years of bis administration entitle hira to the cordial and continued support of the people of the Republic, and that at the present time no persou is so fully commended by experience and personal character to consideration as a candidate for the next Presidency as Abraham Lincoln. The Prixe Steamer Greyhound.

Boston. Mav 19. The nrize steamer Grey- ofT Wilmington, arrived here this afternoon. The famous rebel spy, Belle Bovd. is a rassenger on the captured steamer.

Hollidat Street Thkatrk. To night Mr. Forrest closes the seond week of his brilliant and most successful engagement in Baltimore. He will personate King Lear.in the thrilling tragedy of thit name, mpported by Mr. McUuilou.h as Ergar, Mrs.

Allen as Cordelia, and Miss Alica Gray as 6oueril. It will be the only representation of this play. Maryland Institute. Crowded anddeliKhted audiences attecd every evening the amusing entertainment of ihe New Orleans Minstrels. They appear to-night in an entire change of programme.

Hollibay Street Theatre. "This (Friday) Kvening, May 29. Eighth Appeiracce of our Eminent Tragedias, Mu. Edwin i-orrkst, iB. i)DWIN Only performance of Sua! speare's immortal production, King Lear, The most intense a.d touching of Tragedies, Ma.

Forrest's King Lsar bv the common consent cf English nd American cuiirp, admitted to be -ihe Most Vivtd Kcaluaiion cf Shaktrtare't Jdzal Known to ouf Tmes. Kisg Lear. King K'ug Lear Mr. Edwin Forrest Edgar ,.4, John McCullough Coidelia M's. 11.

Aiun Goneril Mis Alice a ray Seven Hundred First Class Eeait Reserved for those who come early at night. 'Ihe Cars of the Catoosville Passenper Railway will leave the city depot, (West Baltimore street,) to accommodate the patrons of this Thetre, every ovpfi'Ti a niarfnrmjiTlfiPS are Over Aext Monnay. and during the a'orrest KigMs of that week, the Cars of Uie iori Koid Pasaenijer It ail way win run to ineir lerminus aicci kuo mcow- Frost Street Theatr. Friday EvisisiG, May2Cth; 1864, fM'ui Marie Zok. Fisjfii of I M'llk Marie Zok.

Bfssfitof 4 M'lle Marie Zoe. Benefit of M'lle Marik Zoe. (M'ile Maris Zos A epeakirg character, she ssames tor the first tiire io Eight, openirg Lathe ctlebrlei dramatic composition ectitiea Tl.e Hunchback The Hunchback The Hunchback 'i he tturchbacK The Huccbback or No're Dame. 1'oire Dame. Dacae.

Iv'ctre Dame. Noire Dime. the i. MthALDA, I JlS MIR1LW, I or MKBALDA, Es KKE.LDA, tf HERALDA, Es ES MERALDA, I To conclude rith Double Murder, JjOCBLK RiURDSR, i'Cl'BLB MOBDKR, Double Murder, Double Mubdkr, Double Mcrder, Double Murder. On Saturday A Rrad Matinee Perorrcance.

A (rracd Mstince In PreparatT Ji, The Naiad Queen, N.iiud Qusen, The Aaiad Queen. New fceenery, Music, etc. KRO.NT STBfegT Thka.tr. Maryland Grand and Brilliant Succtit. of the KEW OKLK15B TEOCPl and Ethiopian Minstreli.

tTrsiveroaUv ackrjow tedfred by the "Wno bare visited hem to re the Mars the They will mako tntir Fifih Triumphant Appearance C3 THls(Frilay) iCvusixs, May 20. InaNeta, Etch and arietfi Programme, Ormprisinx the Beit T.thicvinn i'eUdiet. Jiott B'outiul halladt, Host JLaushable Burletques- Greatest Dancing, die. Ever before combined in. ONE Th's Troupe mprise3 eighteen performers, one of whom is A Bright.

Particular Star, Shining with undiminished lustre in the firma-rxent of Melody and Mirth Everybody should isit thid Jilegant and Amusing Entertainnent, Which the Vnrire-t. and Rarert That has ever been offered t- the public 25 cents. Jt eserved seats 60 cent. A free Balcony Corcert given every evening by the Bras Band attached to the Troupe. Doors open at commence at o'clock.

Niv Ieea. Coscrrt Hall, 463 Baltimore ttreet. West End. Farquhar Hats Proprietors. Great Crvwd'A Mouses! JmmsKse Success! Clake, Ka.ti Clark, Kats Okarb, da White, da White, -Lint White, Champion Champion Champion JlS DlXCIBl Jig Dinckbs Jio Dancers Will Will Appear Appear Everv IN'ight DuRiyc; th Week.

Brown'8 Bronchial Troches, when allowed to disfolve in the tuouth, have a direct influence to the fcCfccttd parts; the soothit effect to the mucous lininvr of thf windpipe allay pulmonary irritation ard gives relief in Cowr s. Colds, and the various txroit Auctions to wnicii puoiie speakers ana Bii'gtrs are liable. Kats, Mice, Roaches and Ants, Ratb, tcE, Roaches and Ants, Rats, Mice, Roacbei a.nd Ants, Rats. Mice, Roaches and Ants, are effectually destroyed by using COSTAR'S KAT AND ROACH EXTERMINATOR. I'nce iScts.

per box. For sale by Seth 8. Hancb, 1f)f HaUimor and Prnggiat generally. MAKftllSD. On the 19th instant, by the Rev.

Joel Swartz, HENRY A. WEBB, to Miss ANNIE LARK, both of this city. Hanover papers please copy. On the 19th instant, by Elder Samuel Troit, MO-SEts PARLK'l te Miss AIATIL.DA E. only daughter of the late Captain U.

D. Welsh, both formerly of Howard county, Md. 70 cards On the 17ih by she Rer. Mr Riley, WASH-IMiTuK GORSUCH snd Miss MinY JANE IS (lit RiS, all of this city Baltimore county pa pers plf ase copy On the 17th instant, by the Rev. W.

8 Edwards, ISAAC COX to Miss EEVlRA daughter of Jas. Wileon, Esq ail of Anne Arundel county. On the 17th of May, lb'6t, by the Rev. Thoma Earrow. JOHN T.

BAVIsE to Miss SARAH E. FILE1U8. bothof Baltimore county. On the 12th instant, at the residence nT the bride's father, by the Rev. O.

M. Calloway, WILLIAM H. DOW1NS to Miss 6ALHE C. UNDERWOOD, both of Baltimore city. DIED.

Od Thursday morning, the 19th instant, ELIZABETH r'ETEhe-, wiieof the lute William and daughter of William and Mary Hinces, in the 4oth year of her Ege. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral on this Kriday) afternoon, at hulf-past three o'clock, from her late residence, without further notice. On the 19th SAMM1E LE WIS, only child cf Mary and (jiliiughum, aged 3 weeks and i day 8. Let rot tears thy cylids stain, Or grief oppress the heart, Thy loss is his eternal gain. 'Xwas meet that we si ould part.

The relatives snd frieofls of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his father's residence, No. 233 Madison street. On the icstant, ANN IK aged 1 year and 19 days, only daughter of John T. and Mary D. Han, The relatives 8nd friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of her uncle, William H.

B. Fusselbaugh, corner of Gay and Exeter streets. On the 18th ir stant, at Mount Pleasant, Baltimore county, JENF.T'J REYNOLDS, in the 32d year of her age Rhode Island papers please copy. On the 16th after a protracted illness, which She bore with Christian fortitude, HESTER daughter of the late Benjamin and. Elvira Wilson, of Baltimc re county.

fVTHE MEMBERS OF THE CUTTERS' LLs ASSOCIATION are politely requestel to mtetTHIS (Fridaj) EVENING, at 8 the purpose of transacting verv important bus' ness. By order. H. L. BUEHLER, Vije Pres.

K. M. GEIS, Pec It: rvrr- AlTENTiON. jnURVEYMEN BA-LL KER8 AND CONFECTION RS. You are requested to meet at the Metamora Hall on SATURDAV NIGHT, at half past 7 o'clock, on business of gieat importance.

HiOer. m20 2tl COMMIT1 h. Mi. HT I.M will held on MONDAY ji TFRNOON.at three o'clock, at the usual place of meeting. By order of -3t7 JACOB PEARSON, V.

P. ry-rALL MEN WHO HAVti ENLISTED Lk3 or who desire to enlist in Captain John p. Comparv for 10j days, will report at the HEADQUARTERS, corner of Gay and Baltt-mo eitreets, oa TO MORROW )Friday) MOH. -1NG, a10 o'clock. ltJ U.

A. O. D. Trie early Meeting of ttie liBANI) UKOVR OF MARYLAND, mtea isncient order or Aruias. win ue uciu Druid Hall, THIS (Friday) EVENING, the 20th at 8 o'clock.

WM. F. COX, G. Sec. 2tx PTW SE SHOE S.

ournej men, you are LkS requesced to a'tend a special meeting on THIS (iRIDAY) EVENING, at7S o'clock. By older. WILLIAM HULSK, President JOHN KcliA.1 US, Vice Pres't. Patrick H. Cbake, tecretary.

ml9 2t W-A ORANJJ BALL FOR THIS BENEFIT OF 5-f THOS. DAViS, a Conscript, TO oe fteiaat the Eagle Artillery Armory, tiLovner or Jraway and Canwn Avenue, On AlONDAY EVKNlNii.Mttw2trf.isst. Committee of Arrangements. Andrew Brown, J. Herefoid, A m.

Bevaus, Thomas Bond, Wm. Harp, aud Edward Harp. JAMES LEAGUE, Ballet Master. Tickets $1, admitting a G.enii.?!u.aud Ladiea. LATE WARE.

Baskets. Casters, Walters. Tea Beta, Plated Spoons nd Forks, Dishes, Tureecs. fcc. or sale by SAA1UEL KIRK fc BONS, tfn 172 Baltimore street.

YVINIOW AWNINGS! HOUSE AWNINGS! SUTLERS' TENTS, New and Second-hand, At J. W. LOANE'S United States Flae Depot, tiyii'r 07 W. Froii, Bowiy'g wharf. JEDZIE'ii PATENT WATER-FILTERS.

Wa have in store sale the abovs Justly celebrated FILTERS, the best made. The very thing ir.r muddy Hydrant water. JOHNKGDGERS fc SiN, tfr 48 and 54 N. High tt pear Fayette. PLUMBING I In all Its varieties, with GALVANIZED IROA or LZAO PIPE, BATH FIJTTURSS, arpSAXT WORK, ETC.

JOBBING receive! our befct attention. JOHN RODGERS fc BON, 'tfr 4K and 54- Bigh street, pear Fayetta. LAA1PS AKP GAB FIXTURES. CHAS. E.

GRIMES, A3 Lexington two doors from Charles. Gas Fixtures, Lamps, Oil, Chimneys, Wicks, fce. Gas Pipes introduced. Repairs promptly attended to tMWr '6 'LN I fc TS-Tbi rs Tne subscrioer hasjust received a lot cf TENTS, suitable for Awr.ings, Wagon Covers and Bars, and other purpose. Also, a large lot of SHELTER TENTS, suitable for Shoe Linings, Juh-HUA.

HORNER, corner of Chew and Stirling sts. N. B. lO.f-00 FEED BAGS for sale. tJe8r VTF; AHE NOW RECEIVING A BE A U'iJ-FUL ASSORTMENT OF GAS FIXTURES, of every rariety, A nd New ar Rich Designs n8 FITTING, ALTERATIONS and JOBBING promptly attended to JOHN RODGERS fc SON, 48 said 54 N.

High street, near Fayetta. ATOM he, FINE JEWEL, LA i' ED 'SEA SETS, BAZSLtbUS, FOfTKS, SPOOIi eto. 9ABt.ii AliO POCKET C57LKST, ELEGANT FAWOY SOOSN J.tI7AK GOODS in aU varieties, constantly for by CAN FIELD, BAG. Ba'timr-re it, err, of Charlja. HiOlt CiLVEiL AND PLATcP WAUfi, fce A.

WARNER, GOLD AN3 -Si LVB RSMITE, No. IO Komi Gat has Jnst c-pened a rich and varied assortment of FINE JEWELRY, embracing a variety ot styles and tiatf-eme of Eat K-inst. iiroocbt. Bracelet, Finger 5irgsj Ladier' and GenUemea's Chain, PeacU vit Fet-s, Caff Pins, licckles, which ar ou'ered or the most accczunodarinir term'. tfrt ijEED LEAF TOBACCO WJULPPER5 andViLLSAS; For sale by CRA5 V.

BEFOK.D fc at Soat'fi a tt. POUDR ETTE A superior article. PHOS-PHATFS. GUANO, aDd the most approved FERTILIZERS, for Corn, Tobacco, Potatoes and Vegetables generally; also for top-dressing for Grass and Oats. C.

W. FORD, tM28r. 82 Light st near Lombard. EATILIZEKa. BONE UsT, warranted pur.

fOlllltiTih. PHOSPHATES OF LIME, all Taristaw 5VANOES. Peruvian and Heiiea. GROUND PLASTER, At lowest rates, by P. ZELL BON.

tM.y2Srl Nos. 4T and 48 North figward st OHIO SEED LEAF TOBACCO 16G cases Ohio Peed L'iJ TG3A CCO, Tf reprerf isd iiiera, jEsi received aad for by CHAS. O. DEPt'tCD A. CO tfr.

Ml ijonth Gay at i'ih. CUT CHEWiN't TOBACCU 1 Jcfan Anderson fc SOLACE sl AMULEIf Seed win fc PLANT ATiOii. jhn Corcish fc CORNISH A foil supply of the above celebrate! TPGi? AE--ooiistantly on hand and le by CHAR.LE& D. PElORli fc 87 Sonth Gav s. IWARto aXOKiNft TOBACCO.

For sale by CHAS. D. DEFOAD fe 37 Pouth Gsy ilinn CLAY P1PEK. BOXES CLAY PIPES, cfvarioia pat- erxseiid verr superior otialit: just reeeivea Alia FORD CO. I eaie ty AS.

a. Mir South ftr st HE REMEDY FOR THE T1AIE3. The Great Curefcr Rheumatism, as also Dyspepsia, Cough, SHE UMA Canot EliEUMASISM InBamsaatory, Jas. Symth. RHEUMA it 15 years, F.

Donnelly. RUE UMA TISMUd it 10 years, S. Taylor. RHEUMATISM Had it 11 years, A. Kitchen.

RUE UMA T1SM Had it 7 years, Robert Gauit. RBE UMA TISMHad it 33 years, E. BagweU. ALL DISEASES FLESH IS HEIA TO. DEBILITATED CHILDREN, WEAK AND AGED PERSONS NEfcD AI INVIGORATOA.

HAVX YOU A COUGH OR DYSPEFSY? HAVE YOU RHEUMATISM OR SORE THAOATT HAVE YOU PAIN IN THE SIDE OR HBADACHE! ALL FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, ALL fUSOADEAS "FLESH IS HE1A TO?" TAKE HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. Vhis celebrated medicine has made the most wonderful cures. Call and see certiScates. Sold by AlORTIMER AiOWURAY, No. 240 Baltimore street; SETil S.

DANCE, IOS Baltimore street, and by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere tfrx UTAAYLAND i-Tl FIRE INSUAANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. OFFICE, N. TT. CORNER OF NORTH AND BALTIMORE STREETS. CASH CAPITAL, 200,000 DOLLARS.

Insures Dwellings, Stores, and ether Buildings, Soods, Wares, Furniture and Merchiindise, Vejsli iu port and their cargoes, Mortgage Interest, Lease and other property, against loss or damage by fire, and against risks of inland navigation and transportation, on the most favorable terms, in this city and elsewhere. THOS. E. HAMBLETON, President. DIRECTORS.

CHAS. W. LORD. Merchant. IRA C.

CAN FIELD, of Caufield, Bre. fc C. CHAS. J. BAKER, of Baker i'rc-3.

Co. WM. HOPKINS, of T. G. T.

Hopkins. EDWARD W. ROBINSON. Master Builder. WM.

W. SPENCE, of Spencefc Reid. JOHN J. ABRAHAAiS, Pres. Fell's Point Bank.

JOHN S. BARRY. of John S. Barry fc Co. J.

SO A1E AFIELD BEAAY, of J. S. fc Geo. Berry fc Co. JNO.

A. HAMBLETON, of Hambleton Bros. Co. HUGH A. COOPER, of Cooper fc Slicer.

JAS. H.HOBLITZ..fc..LiJL,, ALercnant, eotJefir: OTIS SPEAR, Secretary. FIREMEN'S INSURANCE Office on the Northeast Corner of SOUTH AND SECOND INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE B'f FIRE, on all descriptions of property, within -tlis limits or the city. HEN AY P. DUHURST, President Board of Uisictoei: Ulm TXT Aug.

J. Albert, C. D. Slingluff, C. A.

Schaeffer, Edw'd enkins, Fred'k Achey, T. W. Levering, Nathan Tyson, eorge Berry, Jcshua Dryden, iMendez I. Cohen, Geo. S.

Gibson, J. A. Needles, J. AI. Anderson, F.

W. Bennett, Samuel Hart, Hugh Bolton, Jos. J. Taylor, Garret Brown, John Al. Gait, Thomas Wilson, H.R.Loudarmiai Caleb Parks, George Franck, Henry C.

Joate, IsaacAI. Denson, John A. Shriver. John H. Baylies, t.i James Lucas, NC1S J.

AScGlNNIB, Secretary sor. 1 Aa 1 l- i jyj iiylf A A. CO. Office No. 4 SOUTH ST.

Open Daily for the Insurance of all Descriptions oj rroveny vmntn tkiUmUsofthecitf jt. jv? OO AE, President DlRiiCTORS. Wm. A. Hack, J.

C. WTieeden, James Young, R. C. Mason, Jacob Trust, IN Walker. J.

B. George, Francis Burns. Lancaster Ould, F. A. Dr.

F. E. B. Hintee. I Allen Paue, James Getty, Samuel Kirk, 'I' 1.

JOHN DUKE HA AT, SecreUry. CHANGE OF ROUTE AND HOUAS. EASTERN AN WESTEKK SHOAF STEAMERS OF THK INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE STEAMB OA COMPANY. On and after SATURDAY, May 1364, steamer CHAM HON, Capt. Jno.

A- Griffith, will leave Light st. wharf 6 o'clock A. ai follows: EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY To St. Alichaels snd Miles River Ferry, ano return same day, touching in at Annapolis going down. EVERY WEDNESDAY AN SATU ADA To Annape'is, West River, Cambridge, Oxford, and Denton, returning by same route on THURSDAY and AlONDAY.

C. K. CANNON. Freight received at the Wharf and Ofuoe accords ing to Government regulations. N.

B. All Baggage at owner's risk. N. B. Complimentary Tickets for lso3 are re yoked.

mIM-tft STEINWAY fc SONS' Patent overstrung GRAND AH SQUARE PIANO-FORTES ar- enm tionably the best I iacos now manufactured. A1AS0N fc HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS. Just received an assortment of the above inatra merits, with automatic swell and double bellowe, and knee stop, fce. Several first-class socond-haai PIANOS. fcyPianos for rent CHAS.

S. BENTEEN, Agent, eotf 80 West Fayette street SOLD MEDAL PIANOS. WM. KNABE fc Minsricifii GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS. Warerooms RO.IJOW.

BALT1AIORE near EtfeW. GOLD MEDALS Awarded for Five Successive Years. 'CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE rM02 WHALBERG, iOTTBCHALK, STKAKOSCH, G. Aad the best Artists and Amateurs of the eoaatel. Every Instrument warranted tor five yeart.

A call is respectfully solicited. eoUr WM. KNABfi QO, from the President. Philadelphia, May 19th Gov. Curtinhas in tied the following proclamation: "Whereas circumstances render it not improbable that the President of the United States may within a short time call on Penn-sj Kama lor volunteer militia for a brief term of service; and Whereas the example of the brave men Tinur In tVi fw.

1 .1 fmm Ppnnsvf vfl ia. burnt n- fcre on every battle-field distinguished for! courage and efficiency, but who in the recent battles in Virginia have gained an enviable distinction by the ir deeds of valor and endurance, should stimulate their brothers at home to in creased etfort to sustain their country's flag and terminate the rebellion; now, therefore, Andrew G. Cnrtin, Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, do make this, my proclamation, earnestly requesting the people of the Commonwealth willineto respond to such call of the President, to form military organizations without delsy, that they may not be loui.d unprepared to do so. I do further request that com ma a ding ofli-cers of all military organizations which may fce formed 11. compliance with this proclamation do forthwith report the condition of their respective commands, that prompt measures may be taken for getting thm into service in case a requisition should be made by the general government.

If made, it will be for a' term of not less than one hundred days. The troops will be clothed, armed, subsisted, and paid by the United States, and mustered into the service thereof. fiivtn under my hand at Harrisburg, this 18th day of May. By the Governor: Eli Super. Sec'y of the Commonwealth.

The Redemption of the 5-30 and 7-30 Notts. Washisgtos, May 19. The following letter has been aadreseed by the Secretary of the Treasury to a bank officer, under date of May Sir: Your letter of the 13th making ii quiry in regard to the kind of currency with. which the five-twenty years 6 per cent, and the thrt-e years 7-30 per cent, notes are to be redeemed, has been received. It has been the constant usage of the Derailment to redeem all coupon and registered bonds forming part of the funded or permanent debtor ihe United States in coin, and tbis usag-e has not been departed from during my administration 61 its affairs.

AH Tretscrj notes and other obligations forming part of the temporary loan are payable aid will be redeemed in lawful money that is to say, in United States notes, until after the resumption of specie payments, when they also will doubtless be redeemed in coin, or equivalent notes. Ti 5-20 sixes, being payable twenty years frc date.thongh redeemable after five years, me considered as belonging to the funded or permanent debt, and so alsD are the twenty yais sixes with which the three years 7-30 notes are convertiole. These according to the usage of the government, are pay able iu coiu. The three years 7 30 treasury notes are part of the temporary loan, and will be paid in United States notes unless holders prefer conversion to payment. Very respectfully, S.

P. Chase, Secre'ary of the Treasury. From Port Huilaon. New Yoke, May IS. Advices from Port Hudson to 7tU state that therebels have been making considerable demonstrations in that vicinity.

A report is current that they ere intrtnehing in considerable force at and near Clinton. Gen. Uilmau, who ii in sole command of Port Hudson, has so completed and strengthened the fortifications of that post as to defy an attacfe from teu times the number that the rebels have in that region. Gen. Ullman bas received important acditions to his army.

On the 3d he attacked and pursued some two thousand rebels over five miies. but the enemy declined bis offer of battle and retreated. Guerillas are very busy cutting telegraph wirts, but many have been Cf.ptu red. Itis stated that the rebels have planted a gun on the banks of the Mississippi river above Port Hudson, which, however, would soon be captured by oar troops. Gen.

Ullman's force is in good health, and fine spirits. Reported Iletreat of Gen. Price. Caieo, May IS. Advices from Little Rock to the llcb report that Price is retreating in tte dirn-tioB oi Camden.

The rebels admita loss ol 2.C00 in the fijibt with Steele on the river. Amor.gst their killed were Gens. Lowry and Randall, and Gen. Wall, of Texas, was badiy wounded. The guerillas have captured a number of cottou traders between the Arkansas and Wabash rivers, and have robbed them of a lmge amount of greenbacks.

There is eo forage in that section of country. Contributions for "Wonntled Soldiers. Bostos, May The contributions received in the Merchants' Exchange for the relief of the sick ar.d wounded soldiers in th. Army of the Potomac, throagh the agency of the Uiiited States Christian Commission, now smouEts to fifty -one thousand and two hundred dollars. Waliinsr Restitution.

Washi56T03. May 19. The Secretary of the Treasury acknowledges the receipt to-day, by mail, of 6 25, returned by some person unknown, as having been improperly received. The Privattt-r Florida. Halifax, May 19th.

Bermuda dates to the 12th ir stant state that the pirate Florida is there. The Loau. WASHI5 gtos, May 19ti. The subscriptions to the 10 40 loan reported to-dav amount to gl.166,000. POSTSCRIPT LATEST FROM THE ARMY.

Becoimissnnce of the Knemy's Position Hancock Makes an Unsuccessful At-tempt-to Assault the fGnemy's Position The Enemy At tacit our Lett ftitd are Bilven EacJc ly Gen. Warren Guinea Station with, lie be 1 fcnppiies. Wr Correspondence of Associated Press. W'asbisgtou, May 19 Midnight. -A dispatch from headquarters of the Army of the Potomac, dated yesterday at 6 o'clocn P.

says an attack on the enemy's right was to have been made at an early hour this morning, but on examining the gronnd in that vicinity it was found to be unfavorable lor the handling of an army; so the plan was changed, and at 5 o'clock this (Wednesday) morn-iEg Gen. Hancocs, supported by the Sixth Corps on his right and General Burnside on the left, advanced against the enemy's works. The. rifle pits in front were those which had been abandoned by us, but were filled with rebel sbarpshcoteis who were soon dislodged and driven through a second line and behind a thick impenetrable abattis, which was cf a most form id able character. On examination it was deemed best not to attempi charging through this barrier, and the troops fell back in good order, although exposed to a galliDg fire of shells and cannis'er from both flanks.

Onr loss in this movement was considerable, being about 600, in killed and wounded, among whom were Colonel Murphy, commanding the Corcoran Legion, who was wounded; Lieut. Col. D. E. Lacy, 104th New York Volunteers, wounded in the bowels; Major Burns, 150 New York, wounded in the head; Lieut.

Col. Pennsylvania Volunteers.wound-ed in the shoulder; Major Baker, command-ir. the 39th New York, was wounded, and Mfjor Carples, of the 52J New York, also. Burnside's corps were only partly engaged, and lost of the above number about one-fourth. The Corcoran Legion acted like veterans, and kept their ground for one hour tinder a very hot fire.

An attack was made on our left in the afternoon where Warren was posted, but our batteries soon drove the enemy back and silenced their guns. All was quiet at six o'clock. Later, May 19th, 6 A. M. I have just received intelligence that Guinea Station, on the Fredericksburg and Richmond Railroad, was entered last night by our scouts.

They captured the telegraph operators and their instruments, a rebel mail, etc. The station was destroyed with a large quantity of supplies. official bulletin. Victorious Progress rif tie n. Sherman Koine and Kingston Occupied The Knt my Vigorously Pressed.

WAsmweTOW, May 1910.30 P. M. Jifcjor General Vix, New York: No official reports of military operations tc-day have been received by this Department from. Gen. Grant or Gen.

Butler. Reports from General Sherman's com-mard, dated at Kingston, at 2 o'clock to-day, announce that Gen. Sherman reached Kingston ard encamped last night. This morning he advanced upon the enemy, who again retreated. The dispatch states that while it is being writien Hooker and Howard's guns were hammering at.

Johnston, and the two armies were in plain sight of each other two miles east of Kineston. Gen. Davis' division of the 14th corps is in possession of Rome. General Sherman reports the weather fine, the roads good and the country open and less mountainous. (Signed,) Edwijt M.

Stahtoit, Secretary of War. Massachusetts in Favor of the denomination of President Lincoln. Bostoh, May 19. The Republican State Convention met to-day and selected Governor Andrew, Alexander H. Bullock, William Cianin and Jos.

T. Robinson, delegates at large to the National Convention. Wendell Phillips mnde his flrstappearance in a political conveation and spoke at length in opposition the renomination cf Abra A.bra-ition, I I ham Lincoln. The voice of the conven however, was emphatically against him i I I FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1804. The War Netts, A dispatch, received through the Associated Press, from the Army of the Fotomac, indicates the renewal of active hostilities.

Firing: is said to have open-. fd briskly at 4.40 on Wednesday morning. steamers from Belle ITain arrived at Washington yesterday, one of them bringing a report that" at four o'clock on Wednesday morning a charge upon the Confederate "works was ordered, when it was discovered the enemy had position on their front. Cavalry, it is ated, was then sent in pursuit. Another report is to the effect that at noon on ATednesday the right wing and the centre of the Union army were engaged.

Should later news be received le-tfore going to press it will be found under the Postscript head. The telegraph also furnishes further particulars of the attack made by the Confederates on Gen. Butler's forces on Monday, 3iear Fort 1-arlirsg. The fighting appears to liave been very severe, and the losses of each are represented to have been heavy. In consequence of the Confederates having been strongly reinforced, the "Union forces, it is stated, fell back to their new line of entrenchments.

The blockade of the Red river, below Alexandria, and the Arkansasriver, below Xittle Eock, are coufirmed by a dispatch from' Cjtiro. Preparations are also being to blockade tb White river. FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. -jRencfral of the Battle Onr Army Again Jn Wot ion The Enemy THomriit to le Kalliutr Back. JWar Correspondence of Associate Press.

HEATlQUiPTIKS AKMY OF THK POTOMAC, ISth, Yesterday was spent in making 'preparations for an attscfe tbjs morning. expect a battle to-day, provided Lee has not disappeared, which is not at all probable, the published reports to the ccntiary notwithstanding. His army was in strong entrenchments yesterday, in front of the fifth corps, the stage road, 15 guns being counted One place, with stroug lines cf earthworks, wherever the openness of the country afforded view. Last right a body of stragglers arrived liere from Washington to the number of 600, including seventeen officers, some of them liaviEg surgeon's certificates of disabllitv, and others slightly wounded. Gen.

Meade lias orderfd the latter to be tried by court-martial. IVIany resignations have been sent in within tie last two days. All will have to be accepted for ihe goa of the service, as it is believed that no officer capa Die and ri is- i posed to perform his duty at this time would 1 X5sign- It 'w as reported yesterday afternoon that the enemy were moving columns of troops and wagon trains towards Bowliug Green, under the impression that our army were en- deavciirg to turn their right. This morning at 4.40 firing opened briskly on our right, and itis believed that Generals Grant and Meade intend to push the rebels fcharply. A large force of cavalry from the dismounted CBJnp has arrived here with fresh horses, aiid will be of great service to the army in the absence cf Gen.

Sheridan's command. Later. May IS. 6 A. M.

From the firing it is believed that the enemy is falling back, as the sounds become fainter. News from the Front. The Washington Republican cf last even-irgsays: The most reliable information from the front to-day is that Gen. Grant succeeded yesterday in nearly turning the wtole of Lee's right. This was done more by the sud-len movement cf bodies of trcops, to the complete surprise oi Lee, than by actual fighting, except with srtiliery, which was ouiy for the urpose ct making feints while the strategic work was going on.

It ir a question whetbertbe position of both armies was not eritrely changed this raorn- rorfrqusiice cl me stsccesslul operations cf General Grant yesterday. It is generally conceded in ofiicial quarters that a tattle is being to day. If Grant fights tc-day, he has sn army as strong in lumbers as it was when it crossed totheTla-pidan, ei relativtTy much stronger. Special to the New York Times. HFAlXiCABTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, Kay 5A.M.

The struggle has tbis moment begun with skirmishing on our extreme right. We fully expect a great, a bloody, and, 'we trust, a decisive battle to-iay. From GeD. Butler's Command. urticulnrs of tlie Rebel Attack on Our Forces near Fort Darling on Monday.

Biiesuda KrjBRED. May 17. As reported yesterday the enemy came out of their esrth- Vcrks around Fort Darling at day break yesterday mcraiEg and chargtd upon our right -Wing, but were driven back with heavy loss. Immediately tluy made another charge, but with similar retults. At the third charge, which followed in quick succession and with greater numbers, cur right wing fell back, and we lost a considerable number of prisoners, also killed and wounded, but your correspondent ha3 no estimate as to the numr.er.

At the time cf the attack there was a dense eg, and the enemy were not discernible till close upon us. We, however, captured about S3C prisoners, and the enemy's loss in killed and wcunded was at least three to eur one. Prisoners captured say they were heavily reinforced during the night, but do not know where from. Gen. Heckman's brigade suffered severely, and the general is reported misricg.

Major Jenkins, of the40thMassachu3etts, is miss'ngand probably captured. Capt. Rae, of the 24th Massachusetts, and Lt. Col. t'ham-I'prs, of the 23d Massachusetts, were killed; Col.

Orle of the 39th Illinois, was wounded; Colonel Lee, of the 21st Massachusetts, is missing; Captain Hake, of the 3d New York, -wouEded, and Lieut. Bartholomew, of the 27th Massachusetts, is missing. We captured Geo. W. Jones, a son of Senator Jones, ot Iowa, the adjutant of the rebel general, Bushroa John-jsori.

We also captured three other captains. General Giimore's position on the left was attacked at the same time; also our centre, tut at four P. M. both held their position. General Gilmore captured 50 prisoners in addition to those ment.oned.

Up to 4 o'clock P. General Butler's headquarters, which were close in front, had not teen changed; but owing to the superior uumbers of the enemy now confronting us, we rr ay have to fall back to our entrenchments. All, however, is in good order with -cur army at present. The rebel ram has not been seen since ten o'clock yesterday. The centre and left wing of our aTmy hold their position, and General Gilmore, on the -extreme left, is within six and a half miles of Richmond.

The enemy lost in killed and wounded, in the three charges they made, from one thou-tard to fifteen hundred men, whilst our loss In killed and wounded was very slight. Later. General Butler having learned that the enemy was heavily reinforced, and by an arrival of a courier having ascertained that General. Kautz's cavalry had succeeded in their mission in destroying the railroad bridge over the Appomattox river, and several miles of the lanville railroad, also the dams, locks and embankments of the canal leading into Richmond, decided to fallback from before Fort Darling, and bv Monday evening our army had safely arrived behind cur new line of entrenchments, in perfect order, wi'h the exception of Gen. Heckman's brigade, which was badly disorganized, and ihff Get eral captured.

This brigade formed the extreme right snd here the enemy made their attack with great desperation, driving back the brigade nearly two miles with overwhelming numbers, and capturing a large number of prisor.ers. Many were also killed and Tioorded. Three of our siege gan.3 are reported to liave fallen into the enemy's hands, the aorses being killed. The gun? are said to Jhave been spiked. At present it is impossible to give a cor-xect estimate of our loss.

Stragglers are constantly coming in. We have no doubt we lost more prisoners than the enemy, but their loss in killed and wounded is twice as great a ours, as our men were protected by en trenchments. Several of Longstreet'smen were captured, 'Who stated that his whole force were co-operating with Beauregard rather an improbable story. One great object of Gen- Bntler's advance agairBtFort Darling has certainly been accomplished, that of attracting the attention of the rebel force in this vicinity away from -the operations of our cavalry under General Jiautz, whilst they have been destroying the enemy's communications south of Richmond. The Capture of Yazoo City.

Caiko, 111., May 18. The steamer St. Pat-Tick, lrom Memphis, passed up lor Louisville to-day- Her advices are to yesterday morning, "in the Jate capture cf Yazoo City by Gen. McArthur, the rebels are said to have been badly worsted and lost largely in killed wounded. Between twenty and thirtyrfhousand bales of cotton are reported to be in the vicinity of Yazoo City, six or seven thousand baits of which are owned by Union citieens, who bought it before Yazoo City was evacuated by our forces last spring.

The future move--jnents of Gen. McArthur are unknown. Gen. Banks has been ordered to report at JXev Orleans. An fficer fiom Duvall's Bluff reports that the rebels have erected a battery on White river, at South Bend, near the cut-off.

Several boats are above, and do not attempt to undred O.ivs' Service will d1pr call at No. SIX LIGHT RT.1EET, (formerly the old Watchmaa r.Ogine J.0U ana enro 1 tneir nams JOHN RUNDLK, Recruiting m20-3tl JOill omcers. LATENT BY TELEGRAPH. To our Young Men of Baltimore city and county. UAPT.

EDWAKD IU.N 0id heno Vicksburg, beinir authorised by his Excellency the Governor and Adjutant General of the Stats cf sryand tf rai-e a c.iiooanv for the TWr LFTk At GI MEN TOF STATE MILITIA. For One Hundred Days, now calls upon those who rish to see The Siar spangled Bsnuer wave O'er the homes the fr. snd tne land of thebravst To jcin his Ccnnany, whVh is nearly fall. Headquarter 24 Eait Baltimore street, and Cor-cer cl and Canal str-eta. It LIBU f.

C. W. OWKRS. I. THE UNDERSlGNfcD have the iuil au-githority to raise a COMPANY.

Come, all yoa j-oung men. and join this noole Comuisv. now Ul'fiBg raised for the ELEVENTH REGIMENT OF MARYLAND VOLUNTEERS for fn Hundred Days, coirer GVY Af) FRONT STREETS. FRANK RICHARDSON, mI9 Stt Cap. Recruiting Office.

11 ONE HUND ED Yi' ft KtRViCK IN THE STATE, HECAUITS WANTED for th lltt IL Al d. Vol to serve one hundred days witaia taa State of Pay, tame ai in gulr army. 7 WEST K. AT and CEN TRE AIARKET SPA OE. ZHW, G.

8PA.V1KR, 19-3t KecTuitir.gOfSoer. TWELFTH REGIMENT MARYLAND VOLUNTliERS. i The undersigned having been commissioned by teGo-ernor of Maryland to raise a Company of ONE Hl'MiBEO DAYS' F.N, to be attached to the Twelfth Regiment of Maryland Infintry, all parsons desiring to enlist ia sl Aegimnt are cull at the Recruiting OlScs, corner of Aiiquith and streets JAS. A. A1E A AITT, Sd Lieut 3fl Si XOW IS YOUA ONLY CHANCE.

rH RECRUITS WANTED IT FOK ONE HUNDRED HAYS. Li Authorized by the Governor cf Miry lard. a he same emoluments received that is given ta he and uot to leave tiac State. Recruiting Office 37 FA YET t'E ST. CAP r.

SWEARER. LiEUT. JAS. H. TUCKER.

Call and see the old Nl XTK MARYLAND LKt THAT WAS IN RICHMOND FUA SOME TIME, The Bearer being a prisoner for five months. m83t II RALLY AROUND THE FLAG, BUYS! BALTIMORE ANS lis a cqu a stirs Battalion Baltimork Oitt Guards The ur.dersignfd having bi-n au.aorie3 by tis Oov BHiDrOKD to rsp-ut 4 RE i-A1EN for the Btte servica jld call on the ly si citizens to aid tfc-'a in of thi object All Recruits will at present be received at these Hesdquarter, TV. CUANKfi. GAY AND BALTl.VO.tt STREETS. The citizens of BaUimore are awre that tier will fce no commutatioa they be drafted if the quota not filled.

JOHN KHLE AS, WAL B. LTONS, STONE, JOHN PALMER, WM. VAUGHX, JAS. A. THOMAS SE WELL JOHN H.

TOURNEY, ml6-6t? WA1. E. PAUL VY, NAVY. 8AIL0 AS AND LANDSMEN WANTED tor the avy. WHITE AND COLORE D.

TWENTY liOLLAAiwili be paid to any per-son bringing in a recruit. AD EVANS No. 48 West Fayette street, ml4-tf one door west of North st. DRAFT SUBSTITUTES, Sec. SUBariTUTES, SUBrsTiTUTES.

WANTED Fifteen tt Uce the place of Drafted Men ia the city, Baltimore and Hirford. commies Very hit best pries pa'-d cnsii down. Drafted A'ea will fit is to thfir inte'-esi ti apply at my office aio, 75 Ws Faye-te st Fir.lr kooje Luildiig, Ao im No 8 np ma-Sia WM B. ASS Eft. TvoTut Z7TT 1 SOLHIERS, SEAMEN.

tk wr, Ohil-i -r can ntre Pensioas, Pay, Prize Money. Bounty Mony aai ail other claisis piomptly collected by WAi. H. NEWTON, Attorney at Law, -03 1 Opposite the Coart Bouse. N.

B. Prompt attention given to provisional business throughout the State m'30-3-.) I EXEMPTION PAPERS jMADE OUT and A guaranteed to be correct, or no pay asied. 1 n-formaticn relating to tne Drift given gratis bv M. Cl CALllWEM Arch tectand Measurcrof Buil4-ings. Ac, No.

85 West Fayette street tl-lm DRAFTEfMEM DRAFTED MEVI Can be furnished with UBSTIT TE at moderate prices. Great pairs will ha tak-n tofaraisl thobe not liable to draft, and f'ilieai1 Jar as positle. Release stained for three years? J. CAMPBELL No. 20 eecond street, El9 6t: (Up 1 RAFTED MEN DRAFTED MSN-Will find it greatly to their i.dvacte to gia tai a call AH ac vice and inf- rmiti-in given grau.

Alien Substitutes obtained and Ex-mptiea P-rers prepared No fee ia advance, and no ciiargd unless exempted. WILLIAM CJLTOX, No. SO Second street, ftp Scairs.) DSUBSTiTU riii RAFTED A EN who wish procure A r. 'EN KUBaTITOTSi to exemot theji f. aU liaMUty to future Draf'8, for tr.re yetrs.

id find it tDetr advantage, to appiy at the office cf W. 178 S. Broadway. Particular attention is paid to all cae of Advice grii. ml9 lm SUBSTITUTES Four ABLE BODIFID EN, who are not liable to will go to diy as BsTIT iTS i tor three years.

'These want of tem. will ap-ily to A AIcOAOLEY, ml9-3t' comer Baltimore and Exet-rsti. JUBSTlTUTEa SUBSTITUTES. TEN ALIEN SUBS ITTUTK i Wanted immediately, at the Ord Office, Taw Buildings, ST PAUL STREET, (up stairs,) Room No. where thi highest cah prices wiiibe paid.

ml33t UBsTiTOTEi SUBSTITUTE SU HST1- lk? H'Tli'S tlin SflfiSTfTIITUil ttis morning.for whom thi very highest csh prices will be paid in government morey. Call at the Old Established Office, No. 2S cec-end street. l-3t GEO COLTON. WANTED SUS T'TU fE-S WANTED.

Sevtn. Alien Substitutes wanted iramedia'fJy, for whien will pay tbe hihr-st casli price. Also. Exemption Papers prepared with Jis patch. Apply at ence R1CHAR it.

HYDE. Substitute Agent, ml9 6tl No 7 Watson oet. High and Exeter ATTENTl l.AAFTEU We are pre pared to make out CERTIFICATES OF EX EAlPTiON and furnish SUBSTITUTES at. shortest notice. Drafted men will do well to iT us a call.

Apptyto JOHN LLEHUNT CO mlS 6t No. 167 E. Baltimore rtreet, tJUBaT I TE 3 SUBSTITUTES. We are paying the highest csh prices far SUB STiTLTES Ten wnted immediately. Apply JOHN G.D1LLEHUN fc ml8 6tS lt7 East Baltimore street.

rPizE aToneyi "''ir PAT, ETC. feamec. Landsmen, Coal Heavers, fcr their claims promptiy sttled by applying to Long experience in the business of collecting claims enablea us to prosecute them with the utuiost dispatch. Our terms are r.asosable. Call early and-secure your tuoney.

GEO COLTON, Old Esiab'ihed Agency. 'mil ec6t 28 Second street. SOLDIEASI SEAA1EN1 Thlr Widows or Children, can have Pension, Back Pav. Prize Alonev. or 01 tier claim, erllected with great dispatch at the Government Claim Oio.

form M.linr. srivn WAI. COLTON. Agent, mS Ira: No. 20 Second opposite Pjvoliice (VLDIK R' BOUNTY, PEN SION, PA 0 Widows, Cbil.lren or Heirs of deceases f-ic hxvs thsir claims proaptlr collected by WM.

B. Claim O2o-tayettesL, near St. "aai, Balctstct. fk rerinttioo given tm'n. I ii-3t.

it. 7 FOR Silt-A HORiE. dARSESi" ii.ard EXPRESS good o.der; -willbe so'd eheap. Apply at No. 1 6S OH-LEANS m21-2-v jfV- FOR SALE A bieoded AIaRE ve-y ijger-tle thorc-og'nly gaiieo, sui ahle V3 a.

tidy's Riding Horse work3 alo w-T ia harnpss. he owa-r. leaving the county, will sell ber low Apply at the LIVntiY Sl'ASUt of AilL LEA'S HOTEL, corner of Pac and iiwan meets mv2j-PM2tj K. i ilOL VlLS SUPPLY STOKE, Vomer of Ft alt and Frederick streets. ED'i tools gum hacking, iklt.

INii. EnRineers' Stores. Waste. Shio trrs, Giindst'nes A full jsortment of HA8D-WKK. tdfn Tool? and groan-', Hcitoii's NEW YORK T'KJLS.

JOB li A LETT fc vo. RIAUE MAJS UFACT HS3 is, Nokth T.vhave sortmentof CARRIAGES, Saihod in; mf style of elegance andtJartbiiity fcieS)? CAR fab.ioaable CAKHIAGao ob 5ns cf every desTicoa, of his own ir ft whJc 'd vi osh or approved j-dpi r. WILLIAM VOU WANT A PLATE OF PURE GREEN TU ATLK SOUP1 AINN'S HOTEL, No. 40 Wet Pratt street YORK ROAD A AIL WAY. On and atter Monday, Aly "a car will leare luTimxvn ano corner of Kast and Ens or ktreets at P.

H. until further notice. mla SH ING LE A lot of No. 1 CYPRESS 5 SINGLES, Just landind and to by JAMES JOHNSON, jyt-Cnk. Wo.

48 Kaat Fails aysnq Go to mt-lmf the Buttors, 8taple Trimminps-as Brushes, Combs, Spool Cotton, Sili, Hair Neu, Bosoms, Ac. much lower than the i.r.'B.-nt t.i-;. a D. BAM tt it, 43 Howard mtOtf next, djor to Bokee'a uhin Store. 1 Rft SUN 1Qr? I JLOOI.LADIF8' AND MlhSES' lOUjr.

PAKAS'JLS, CflKAl-Jl 25 and $1 50. at A A SIN'S, 39 North Chirles tit. 3 804 GRAND OPKNtNG OF lOi'i ST RAW GOODS 10l)4 In BONNETS, ftlisses' FLATS, Bovs' and hsts and Caps, Ribbons Kid iovts, etc. Our stock i complete in everytjj'ng usually kept in a first clans t-trawGood? House. RASIN'S Great Straw fJoods Emporium, 3'J N.

Charles street, four dooiabove Ltxiugton, Marble Building. ma)3tr AN TON MATTlN'i. JiBt received and fur sa'e low. a fresh lot of CARPE CiNG. Three-Pjyr ltgrins ard Venetians daily receiving from our Carpet A3 ant ftory.

of latest patterns, and ail wool. V. I) L. ELS I ON, No. 5 East Baltimore s'reit, at the bridge.

raw f.tu,f.li MORE BARGAINS FROM AUCTION AT Kl GOO fc PUia Mozambique, asorttd 13 cents up; good dark lahso 18 gord yard wide Muslin at 25 cetlti. tt'awls. Si-awle, Sbals, really half i.rice mat 2.rj CREAT A OTloN BARtiAliS-tx A AUCTION CoaU, bUk Mantillas. Lace Capes, Lace Shawls and Vanelis. Just received ar will be sold af.

auction prices, at KFRNGOOD fc UHO 'S, Nos 537 and 6flS West Baltimore Street. Positively the greatest bargains the city. LACK SILLS. S1MKRS, CLOTHS, Cof-'iONADK, PlHtnels. Sheeting.

Dress GoDds. tun Uuibr Has; Hosiery; Liien Tickings. Also, Table tnd Floor OT 'Jlothii; Alatticg-; Hasock; Stair Rods: Linens and Carpet. PARTICULAR OTIC; OA RPETS, CA RPKTS. Closing out our entire stuck of Carpets very cheap, to mike rot for other gods.

Cdilandget ur at Kl GOOD fc Nos. 537 and 69 West Bwltimore t-treet. ni20 2tr ttUPLRlOR HOUSiSKEKPlNG 3 DRY GOODS. LARGE STOCK OF THK BEST MO OR WING GOODS. GREAT VAK1KTV OF BEAUTIFUL LO WPRICED DittCSS GOODS.

PERKINS fc CO 'ni20 4fr No 6 N. Caaries street. TO'f'If LADI S. Just received from New Y(rk, a large and beautiful assortment of FANCY GOODS-, consisting of the newxt styn-s of NETS, French HtAU-DRESSKS, DRESS CAPS, SCARF Cottars, Flowers, and other novelites, to wMc'i the attention of cuitctaers and stronger is particu-iaryinited. K.

TOL 0 i lG miO it rj 191 Baltimore st near Light. HEAT AUCTION a KM A 1 I 1,000 PIECES of AIOURNIG DH.ES9 GOODS. HAMILTON KASl'KR fc Jt, SOI and 2f3 Baltimore street, Have just re-d from last week's NEW YORK AUCTION 3 LUPIN'S li, 6- and 2 yards wide Blwk Bareges. L1I1TN 3,7 4 and 2 yards wide Blck Maret. LUP'N'B yard wide and2 yards wide Black Grea-adites.

LUPIN AM ARTINE8, LUPIN'S CRAPE Al ARETZ, LUPIN'S FLORENTINES, LUPIN'S BYZANTURES, LUPIN'S BOMBAZINES, LUPIN'S 4 Black AloUPEHNES. Large Kts have been of the AY Bt ST FABRICS ONLY, and will be UN OFF at KXTREMTL LOW PRICES mS3 -3t)r inn FROM AUCTION. lUU PIECES TWO YARDS WIDE CRAPE AlAh TZ, atl the newest colors. 60 pieces YARD WIDE PARIS GRENA- DlN ES. beautiful shades.

200 pieces Lj' ds and Zurich, ail boiled and very RICH LUSTRE, EXTRA DURa'bLE QUALITIES BL A CK SILKS. Just opened THIa DaY, Whoiibair iks HAMILTON JiASTEK m20-3ter 1VU, 201 and 203 Baltimore st. LAAGE. STOCK 8TAAW HATS. 8 AAW HATS.

German STRA HA TS, Leghorn STRA HATS, Canada II A Tf, Jeddo A THA WHA TS, Canton STRA MATS, PALM LEAF HATS, and the TEOPiCAL HAT. Made of Sea-Giass. just receivd and for sale LOW FOR CASH, A. B. GRIFFIN fc SON, tJel6r.

No. la South Charles street. ANE LOT OF LAMA LACE SHAWLS, ith many oiter very desirable goods, Just Opened A G. BRO ADBEXT fc mSO-Ttr IS North Charles st--eet. I MMENSE STOCK OF 1 KW SPRING DRY GOODS.

BOUGHTBEFOREthe itECEN TAOVANCE. SiLKs, SUA WLSAND DiiESS GODS, ALPACAS. MOHAiRS, MOZA.MH1C) SUMMER SILKS, FOULARD SILKS, BLACK SILKS. Plain Silks, of all new and shades. Rich wide Silks Plaia and Strip Siiks.

Double facd Silks, in colors atd o.aciss. BLACK SILK CIRGVL IZS A vtf SACQUBS. jjFALTTIFt LSPRli-G SHAWLS. Lupin's double width (new dr-si fabric.) Leather and Drab Alpacas, ttlch Black Alpacas. Leno Cloths, BrocheGrenacines, Check Grenidiues.

Organdies. Jaconet, French ind Ecg'ish Criintasa. IVIOU RNlftG GOOI SDHPARi'MKN'T. Lupin's Bvrantine and Florentine, (new fabrics.) Lupin's Tamartiiie Mazline, i'uiise Jloihs. Double width black Bareges and Marets.

Lupin's double and width ious -eliaes. Best black English Crape nd Crane Veils. AlEN'S WEAR DEPARTMENT. RlftcV Cloths. Serine iJASsimers and Boys' Passimers- Spring and Summer rjiBt Stuffs.

LARGE STO0K HOUSFKELPiNG GOODS. Linens, White Goods, Towels, apkms, c. DOMESTIC CTTOiN GOODS, 15 AP. UN. MB RE LAS, KID GLOVES.

OOP SKIRTS. GEO. H.C. NEaL, 'Alammoth Dry Goods eotf No. 97 b8Jtimor' st-eet.

TV1EW LINEN GOODS 11 We have jut received nine cas NEW LINENS, bought before the "Extra Tariff" went into operation. Customers will find these ths cheapest goods in the city. A lull line of FRONTING LINENS, TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS and DOYLIES TOWELS. RUSSIAN and A.MEA1CAN CRASH, SHIRT BOSOMS. HANDKERCHIEFS, At THE LINEN STORE, 185 Baltimore street above Light.

eotfr R. All LUKE (VOT1CE LI 1 have just received the LATEST AND HANV8VMJSUT STYLE OF IMPORTED BLACK SILK CLOAKS. Ai. HEIL3RUN, 'ml6-tjel No. 58 Hanover street.

SECOND-HAND CLOTHES AND BLANKETS. Ten Thoueand Piece? of SECOND-HAND CLOTHES, Consistiug of COATS, JACKETS, PANTS and DRAWERS, SHIRTS: wiii be sold by wholesale and retail. JOSHUA HORNER, tM2ft cor. Chew and Steriing Balto. BURNS SLOAN, LUA1BER.

DEALERS, Have on hand a large assortment of LUMBER, which they offer for sale at the lowest market rates for cash. eotN4r RORYulw AND 8OLI0IT0B IN CHANCERY, ROCKVILLE, MD. (Office of Judge Bowie, in Court House Yard.) Will attend faithfully to all kinds of lenal business. CWEB OBTAINED. Claims on the State or Alarylard Purchased.

F. P. STEVENS, Attorney at Law, tJeir 48 Lexington st, EON ARD J. TORAIEY, STOCK AND BILL BAOKEA, NO. XS SOUTH STREET, Sns S.nd Sells, on Commission, STOCKS, BON JE GOVERNMENT SECURITIES and Com.mreial Paper and Loan.

Crdersfor the STOCKS and BECfJAITIEB Sfcis and the New York MarkeU promptly exeoutea. "Prices for Gold and Stocks in New York received by Telegraph direct throughout the day. U)r ti UTJVDNIID ST1MP llFPlflE Rlutilated Government Money Bougnt. trolu, Oliver ana rorenu vuiu uuuui B-20 and other Government Coupons Bought. JAMES H.

COX, tfr E. cor. North and Baltimore sts STERLING EXCHANGE. 5 BILLS ON LONDON AND BELFAST For sale by THOS. J.

CARSON, tfr g4 BaJtimore st. HIGHEST PREMIUM PAID FOR 6 OLD, SILVER AND FOREIGN COINS, by THOMAS fc BUCK, tf 74 Baltimore street, near Gay. W'lUlJAS Of ALL KINDS v7 Bought and soid on commission la NEW YORK. fr TBO. J.

CA SSO SIl'W S-SJ U. 8. BOl( J'ajU rrned from 1st S-SJ U. 8. interest ov.

or sale by A RTERM ASTER'S ORDERS AND 0E YEAH CERT1FTCA TES bousftt by tfrl TiSO JT A KSU0. JEW YORX EXCHANGE anted at a Premium icy THO. J- CAB 8 OH AT $7 50, 8 ftO and 99 PEA TOU Hard, Soft and Med am COAL. CUMBERLAND COAL. CSawed and Split WOOD, and in the stick.

C. iWFOAD, aSS-tfl a Light street, pear Loroharf. COAL COAL COAL Comprising the following varieties: Lehigh Lump, selected forcupo as and furnaces: Baltimore Company, Black Dia mend. Suobury, White Ash and Peach Orchard Pine Grove and Lykens Valley, Red Ash and Cum berlaud COAL, adapted for manufacturing and da- mestio purposes, noiesate and retail. EDWARD ROBIN SL, (Chakles West, Sales Ajrent.

No. 7 Sun Iron iiulldin 't. Tard Comer York aad JoasatoaM eott. OFFICE OF THK Sl'KlNG KI KL II IN INti COMPANY, Baltimore, Mav 19, i8o. The Annual for President and Directors Company will be held at their office, on AloNDAY, the 23d between the hours 12 ami 2 o'c ock.

By order. THE0D. SmrfUrv. IN THE MATT OF THK TRUST ESTATE MAKOBZKKHEI.YlEtt, VOLKE-MAR rd Hir NBERG, San rancisco, otic i hereby given credirors whose claims have bten with the undersigned, tlias a dividend of ihe principal and interest to the preferred, ard of eigh fy one' per cent with interest, to the general creditors, hi bv.jen declared: payable upon application at the office of JNO. dY Attorney and Tiustee, my 20-2t No.

5 St faul street, Balti aore. TVJ OT1CK. Application has bjen made to the 1 Ma' or and City Council of Ba.timore, by JOHN WEuLS SONS, for the erection of a STEAM ENGINE on their Wharf, lower end of Bccd street Baltimore, May 19th, 1864 PRIVATE SALE, AT LOW FRIUE3 jt choice assortment of rich Frerch ohina Dinner aud Te Sets, Vases, Bronzes, BohemUa Cut and Engraven Glass. Aiarble and Aiahaste-" Vases, ttatuary, Faiiaa Groups, Waiting Dealt, aad ocn-er Fancy Goods, ice GIBSON Auctioneers, xc20 eo6tl No. 7 North st.

PLATED WARE AT OLD PRI JES. Jutt received a fine assortment of PLATED bPOONS, FOh KS. FRUIT KMVE3, PICKLE FORKS, MUSTARD and SALT Si'OONo, at tte following prices: Tea Spoons, set of six $1 00 Dessert Spoons and Forks, set of 1 5 Table Spoons anrt Forks, set of six 2 Mustard Spoons, each 60 t-iilt fc peons, each 35 Butter Knives, each 5) Fruit Knives, each 75 Pickle Forks, each 60 At H. ADA MS No. 116 Lexington st.

lO It 6A One 8 feet diameter, 13 incn.es bigh, with iron false bottom; will sell with or without bottom Two BREWING COPPERS. lai ge STAN OAS 5 One lot tf empty LIQ LOR BARRELS. Apply to SHFTTLh." Maryland lirewery, HolhJsy m2a6t bet ireen Bath and Centre. 170R SALh PEWS os. lard 49 in Church.

Apply at No. 19 STREET. Chirks Street E. SOUTH OHaRLES ru6ti SAVE YOUR COAL AND COOK BY GAS, at ne Cer.t Per Hour. Cail at i- Water Coolers and all kind 5 of House-Kef pi nrticlesatvrylow' X) 3t ICE CKEAM, made by T'ttOUT JO SHREWSBURY, Pa, declared to be the best.

ORDERS SOLICITED in large and small quantities. MILLER St BRO North Cn'ivii opposite Calvert Station. Uelr RtrilA MlLLa 2tH) boxes Java, Aiaracaio and Rio, fresh ground, put up in tin foil landing AlLLlAM u. Ag nt, 103 Lombard strett. 2rJ CASES FilFm-LlVEOiL, JJ Wasbington Norton's'' brand, just landed, direct rem Hordiaux D.

J. FOLEY m20 tf: 6Q South street. rj tE ADETarTsNTCH; A RLE ST A a KT. Kvwy description at lowest pieces at retail. Springfifid Dairy i'RlNT BUTTE A in Ale7 5 cents per dien- For W.

McLEAN. iX 1 A FLOOR Al' NINE DOLLARS. Juttrecirived, a nice EXTRA FLOUR at $9, 9 5o at lu per bbl wairanted to please F. L. LAWRENCE, tf ri N.

E. cor. Green and Lexington sts. HAS-. aAi HAAiS.

4 N. W. IHU1VA8 A. CO '8." LUPINCOTT NEWTOJS'3," -MEDCALF "CL'NN IN GHAM. SON 'S," DL FFiELD'S," 4 1 D.

EARLY i "VMLi IAM-ON'3 'IRISH' CURED," 4 BOGENS," "BLCi -INGHAM MATHERS'S," "ANDREW DEiM'tiVlW 4-JAS. MORRISON various other brand of choice Sugar cured HA MS, caivased aid packed iu For sale by J.li.HAR Vli 76 Exchange place, 20-7tr corner of Commerce street. IT-Loua, hams. 4 Pstapsco, Familv, Extra and Chesapeake FLOI st the lowest market prices. Choice Extra FLOUR $9 lot of splendid Super FLOl $8 EO.

fccsith Nicodenius's Exce'sior HAMS oat 22 cents: also Geoige Jenkins's Maryland H51s, all warranted. La. WHENCE HOOD, a0 lur corner Baltimore and Grt-ea Af DRIED BEEF AND JONGUES. Piioe Sugar Cured HAMS Sisitt icodemus'if, "Excelsior." N. W.

'i homas 3c Cobb, Armel a. Fletcher. GardeD City" (McConkey, Hall Co.) WIN J. COLLAOA mTO-ltr K01. 461, 4B3 and 465 W.Fsyettest.

havana cigars. cabana londre8, arguellas lonl'res, victoria londres, princf; of walks londres grandes, CABAKiA LONDRES, PLANTATION C1GAK.S. ust received in store and for sale by RICHARD D. FISdER fc 54 S. Gay street.

TTLED ALE, PORTER AND CIDER. In flee shipping order, in uarts and Pints, for Sale by WILLIAM COUGHLAN, No. 169 South Central avenue, Sole Agent for R. Smith's Philadelphia XX Ale. 3'i'he highest price paid for all sorts of empty Bottles.

Ue2tr G- KAHAM WaFER rtRACKERS Fresh aad crisp, made of unbolted flour. Also, TRENTON and BOSToN CRACKERS, arrivicg daily. C11AS. KEESJi A. cor Eutaw and Madison sts.

JN. W. TBOMAS HAMS AND BREAKFAST BACON. 1V0 tites these choice HAMS; IS boxes their Breakitet BACON. For sale by A.

L. WF BB fc myi0-8trj corner fratt and Commerce sts. CORN, TOBACCO, ROOT CROPS, Use "RHODES," TEE STANDARD MANTTSB. Dealers and Farmers apply to B. Ai.

RHODES fc Office and Warehouses Nos. 82, SO and 1 South Bcwly'E whsrf. "Price $53 per ton. In bbla. tftnrft lm.

BONES, BONES, BONES. Fine Ground BONES, containing 75 per cent, cf Phosphates, fine as meal; warranted pure. For gale in bulk or packages by J. J. TURNER fc icwTtfr 43 PraU street? ihttUB BOVaM OABPENTS, Wo.

119 LOMBARD NEAR HOWARD. Offers his services to the pablio as OK TRACTOR OR SUPERINTENDENT OFILDIKSIS. Stores Shelved at short notice, and Repairs of aU kind in and about Buildings promptly attended to. tJe9r GOOD! BETTER II BESIlii Nt Plus OVraofall COFFEE. BBS BAL TIM OH COMPANY KAM I LV COFi- KE Has the-ascenndaney over ail othe la Its GENUINE PURITY, Kealtfcy nutritious qualities, beiog inade of tha X'- n.rf RTT.t T-hJtf.

vnrl fc.A. rTr of washinz and SteatsinK our Graia before roasting it from all its Alcoholic Impurities, having all the flavor and aromatio dualities 01 the best Java CoEee. The edicinal qualities are of such a nature that the dyspeptic or most delicate constitution caa ts it with the most BENEFICIAL RESULTS. fffce number of certificates wo daily receive, ana the thousands of pounds of our COFFEE' weefcl sole! in this city, Washington and elsewhere, justifies the Baltimore Company in asserting that their COFF1 is the best offered to the public The proof of our statement that we manufacture and sell more Coffee than any other manufactured in this city is found by referring to the Books of W. E.

Beale, U. S. Tax Assessor. The Baltimore Company's Extra i amily Coas can be purchased of all the respectable Grocers is this city. AN Y7ACTVKZD WHOLESALE AT Til BALTIMORE FACTO AY, 605 PRATT Baltimore, Uel7r 8.

C. RIDGAWY fc CO ESTEHN AND VIRGINIA MANKFAC- UBAUtJU mrsaie ay CHAS. D. DEFO AD ST eoath 5sy til ifr.