The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

GROCERIESFRUITS. ETC. SPECIAL. NOTICES. DRY GOODS.

ETC. Gen. Echols, of in the House of Dele- WANTS. DRY GOODS. ETC.

NEW PUBLICATIONS. THE SUN. DAnrcrTG' proposes to give cor- Mnlllldn street, near Broad; the power to grant hon. WAN individuals. We eIchieekkClddr MACp WOJd be a better thing to de- ANTED.

An actlv. tne "corporations," collegiate ana ooo wishes AN vwhich now have the power of con- Business In thlsegrees of the much-abused faculty. -'distinguished individuals" need no de-TUASTEf)-Ff. Gen. Lee was none the worse becaase lltfe'used-6 college did not make him LL.D., -or Gen.

Grant any the better because he was BALTIMORE, FK1DAY, MARCH Trtt Wat of adtebtising Millions of dollars are annually thrown away in this country by business men in useless and Illegitimate A member of our city council, in an argument in protection of the city against 'finch advertising schemes, said he was once a 'merchant, and he advertised largely, finding it jiald better than anything else to advertise in a newspaper everybody reads. The best business jnen know the value of advertising in such a pacer and such paper is The Scn. tV 1 1 HA A pay. pely VJO to a it by a Personal. as in each S10 Cssh fflce bnt Snn office, Just before Mile.

Thereee eeond daughter of the brilliant writer, took veil, her friend, Baroness James de Kothsc' President ap- Jtieiteed her to renect maturely, telling nee conscience sou liouatelv that sue am nor leei a very into no argument vocation lor iae renciuun me, uuu ic; aouoie or the Rothschild familv question of the dowry of 1 De young jl. On the contrary, he tbsf she was resolved to devote. as been his earnest desire Pnnffiiuaa In aa art bud soon after took the vows 8' coinage of the country in kuuday, the 24th tustsnt, not to impair the obligation Ohly son of the late Gen either public or private, or in- ODroad lor many yearaneci tne puouc creau. we may Three weeks aser from. what he says that the President John T.

Eaymon-'metallist, and that a silver bill properly iu Vded' 80 88 not 10 lmPa1' any obligation nubile or private faith nnrl nrA.iHm The Lonor a giver coinage of equal intrinsie'valne that Lor ernor tr the if I ryf FRID AY HOLINESS ETIN 3 o'clock. LK-f CHAKLK3 STREET tllUUUtl, lecture Boom, corner Fayette. Ht ry-5 revival services ATCHATSWORTH tki METHODIST CHURCH EVERY MIGHT THIS WEEK. fe25-5t CALVARY M. E.

CHTJROII SOtrfH, Corner Greene and Germnn U. Preaching 1H1S (Friday) EVEJNING. at ciock. Key. A.

v. Wilson, Pastor. It UNITED PRESBYTERIAN I i CHURCH, cor- Madison ave. and Biddle Eev. W.

A. Edie, Pastor, preaching THIS (Friday; EN lti (J, at 7 o'clt, Dy Key. A. hi ellt, vaj. M.

E. CHURCH REVIVAL. UJ rhe reat Revival continues with wonderful Interest. Revival services to-day at and 7.80. led by the Evangelist, Rey.

Thomas Habbison. fe-J5-5t ryEMORY M. E. CHURCHMarvelous in-LkJ crease in the wonderful Revival: 500 conversions. Sanctiflcation, Pentecostal and Revival TODAY at 8 P.

general revival 7.80. led by the young revivabst, Rey. Thomas Habbison. fe2ri-2tS FAITH CHAPEL 01 THE FIRST PRES-lkJ BYTE MAN CHURCH, Gay street, opposite Broadway. Rev.

J. T. Gibson will preach at the Chapel THIS (Friday) EVENING, March I. at 7.45 o'clock. ltS COMMANDERY, NO.

S. IL? MASiiMC K. T. Stated Assembly THIS Friday) EVENING. at7X o'clock.

It lodge. No. is. a. f.

and Ikj? A.M. Regular Meeting THIS FRIDAY, at 7 P. M. C.E. NEEDLES.

Sec. TEMPERANCE. RESCUE Dl-LL5 "VISION, No. 14. will meet TO-NIGHT, at 7K o'clock.

INGHAM'S HALL, southeast corner Hill and Hanover ets. THOS. J. OWEN W. P.lVl rv-- UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

LL? The ALUMNI ASSOCIATION of the SCHOOL OF MEDICINE will meet at theREN-NERT HOUSE on THIS FRIDAY'. March 1. at 8 P. M. All Alumni are invited to attend.

fe28-2t5 ry-y SHIPJOINERS, ATTENTION! This is to intorm you that the regular month ly meeting ot your union win oe neia mis (ra-davi EVENING, at 7H o'clock. By order of the Union. ISAIAH WAG NEE. President. JAMES D.

HORSTMAN, Rec. Sec. If I rypMrN IVEKS1TY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL, lk5 OF MEDICINE. The seventy-flrst COMMENCEMENT will be held at the ACADEMY Ol' MUSIC on THIS FRIDAY, March 1. Address to the graduates by PRESIDENT G1LMAN, of the Johns Hopkins Univeisity.

Doors open at 10.30 o'clock; exercises begin at 12 M. A REUNION OF THE GKADLi-LLf ATES OF THE WESTERN FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL will be held on THIS FRIDAY, March at 8 P.M., in the HIGH SCHOOL GILDING. All the graduates of the institution are earnestly re-cuested to be present. There will PIANO SEXTETTES and QUARTETTES, under the direction ot Prof. J.

Harky rr HON. J. PROCTOR KNOTT'S LkJ "DULDTH" CELEBRATED LECTURE, ACADEMY OF (JSTC. "PRACTICAL PATRIOTISM." TniS FRIDAY. MARCH 1, at 8 P.

M. Tickets 50 cents at iicCaflrey's. fe22-7tt ry5 GRAND TABLEAUX AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT BY THE LADIES OR THE BENEFIT J1F "THE SOUTH BALTIMORE MECHANICS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION," on THIS FRIDAY VEX INO.darch 1. at Germania Msennerchor Hall, Lombard str et. west of Eutaw.

Among the volunteers axe Miss BuscHMAN.thecfle-brated soprano, and Miss Bowman and Mr. Joseph Thompson, both of whom are well known to ihe public as readers. Tickets 25 cents, to be bad at the aoor. lei-st't AND LITERARY ENTERTAIN- MENT BY SINGING CIRCLE OF SAINT PAUL'S M. E.

CHURCH SOOTH, (Benefit of the Church,) assissed by Profs. Itzel. Coclcey, Evers- man. Misses Shaw.Maddox, and other eminent vocal ana instrumental musical talent, to De held IN THE CHURCH, THIS FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 1, 1878, AT 8 CLOCK.

Tickets 50 cents, Children half price. fe27-3tz (V-THE CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION LNi WILL GIVE A GRAND MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT. at st. nail. ON THIS FRIDAY.

51AECII 1. AT 8 P. M. Some of the best Musical and Literary talent of city nas oeen engagea ior tne occasion. TTekets 25 cents.

Reserved-Seat Tickets 50 cents. PEABODY CONCERTS. LK5 SEVENTH CONCERT. SATURDAY. March 2.

at 8 clock. Tickets cnta. at Gosman's and tne door. Bunearsai on llla RIJJAY. at 3 elork.

lexers ou cents, at tne aoor. fe26-2tz N. H. MORISON. Provost.

rrp FAIR AND SUPPER AT THIRD ENGLISH IJ5 LUTHERAN CHURCH, Monument near Gay. THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS. Feb. 28 and March 1. Open at 3 clock in the afternoon.

fr 5FAIR AND SUPPEIC A FAIR Is now be- mt: neia at the SCHOOL ROOM, on Barre near Sharp tor the beneatof St. Chureh ana bcnooi, ana win continue lor two weeks. bUPPEK every evenipg. CAVE YOUR ICE! SAVE YOUR ICE! Put no the newly Patented EXCELSIOR or nave vour old one altered, it is the Cheapest. Dryaet.

Sweetest, and Coldest with tne ice. ot any other In use. forf amihc-s. Batrh- ers. Provision Stores, Milk, Ice-Cream.

Butter and uer ueaiers. F. ROLOSON. Patentee. ml-eost'r cor.

Baltimore st. and Frederick ave. HlLh. URclNG, mothers will experieneea great Increase in the ana quality of their ruiik and be themselves wonderfully invig orated Dv using DLKEHART'S GLUCOSE AND DEXTRINE, or PURE EXTKACT OF MALT AND HOPS. It contains no alcohol, and ia ap- wjr jjufeiciaiia.

ror bate uy ail aruggisis. ox cents. ml-lmr EDUCED PRICES. SPRING, 1S7S. Upwards XV of two hundred varieties of FINE PAPERS, iuuucciuccis r.nvriopes, ins.

Mate, Lead ren-Hs. Twines. S. Charles St. tM19r "fTEWAKT" COOKING STOVES AND REPAIRS.

EDMUND WOLF SON. fel3-tMhl2n N. E. cor. Light and Lombard sts.

A KTIF1CIAL HUMAN KYES, DavH N. j.x. maimer, S3 eacn. UAIL1 39 North Liberty Btreet. It; 41) JEWELRY.

lAJiONDS. WATCHES, NECKLACES, LOCKETS, BRACELETS. SCARF PINS. CHAINS, c. a sort, 17a West BalUmore street.

jEOPERTj FOR TRADE SALE WANTED7 A party wants 85. OOO; will rive security ample. nu cuiLiujr iiic icujci me manuiacturicg uouse iuu per monm. HOTEL LEASE, doinz Rood trade, and Furniture Fixtures, Bar, all In best order and new. will be Haded tor a If armor city property.

Price only $5,000 A neat three-story BRICK, 14 by 66. on Pratt st and extra LOT 34 by 91. used aa 11 Coal Yard, will be sold or traded cheap for some kind of business or stock" of goods. A four-story WAREHOUSE ou Gay street, near Baltimore lot 34 by 108, larga building, ottered rfir) smaii property as part pay; rents 13. OOO ACRES of splendid Texas Land at 58 cto BRICK on Carey and a small FARM will be traded for slocks or city property, and "sweetened" with some cash.

BRICK HOUSE on Hollina St. Market BDace will be traded for larger boose, and pay a cash difference. iwiuciioco xju vum near Monument st beet order, low nrice of 11.000: mhv Cottage at averly, tine house, fine order. lot, shade, flowers, perches, fee-simple, very cheap. One hundred other Houses for trade or sale; also 1 at 1 14 rj i.

ErL tl IjIj tMh3 Real Estate Broiter, American Building. GOODYEAR'S RUBBER HOUSE. We ask the attentioa of the trade to our LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RUBBER BOOTS AND OIL CLOTHING For the Snnns Fliihine. TOWNER, LASDSIREET and 219 West Baltimore street. tgl-tAnoO, near Charles street.

SOUR QUA RE BOX BUTTER PRINTS E(i(i 'KA tES AND FILLERS. WHITEWASH BRUSHES. Also laree stock of BROOMS, BUCKETS. ROPE. For jale by GEO.

CHIPMAN feJ7-lmz corner Calvert and Lombard ta 1 1 '1' ir 1 1 I 1 i have iT? vii. "ESI ON 'S STEAM Jjl.liV A llltj ilACHlNtKY VtrtK f.l.vnTnrwo ING JOB WOKK at short notice and ol superior quality Prices JOHN RYAN A yj ni. wc are enaDied to do HOOK Tvue Knundp.ra. tali-3mt South and German Btreeta. GEORGE C.

HICKS 4 SOUTH HOLLIDAY' RTHFRT RETORTS, 'fe2llm jiiKiiuiaciuiern ot FIRE BRICKS. I J-KKA COTTA SEWER PIPE, HOUSE AND CARRIAGE PAINTS FINE C'OACH COLORS IN wLvA w's mub- a ion Ai-EX- D. WATSON'S PAINT STORE, fe21-lru 173 West Pratt st near Charles. HARRY K. MCLLER.

PAPERHANGER AND UPHOLSTERER. 12S Pine street. nour UvVni lirj. Orders can be iett at MRS. ARMSTRONG S.

Lexinerton street. Rooms nini.r l- 1 uc lV "ruer. arpeta ana Oilcloths laid. iqi.iicuiHiu varuihiiuu. Ifcl4-lm I I I I SKIS OF TEETH fOHSIO 1 er 1 AND 13.

Satisfaction truaianrenn -7) I it money refunded. No extra char; Bree lor extracting MILLS, 40 South ram ho gas. Lilt. WM. Broadway, near Pratt street.

Ju0-eolm H18 PRINTER, (late of Noble attPifti be-nweea Aorth-and Calvert, where prompt I-" iv uruera. 01-1121 AMES FITZGERALD. 03 NORTH GAY Manufacturer of I nrtu i v-i i aoi. nr TURE FRAMES and WlFl 2' antee best work-moderate prices. feS-lmz IjRANCIS tiREEN.

TlAXt urn nrn" Twenty-tlva years' exnrriiu- nSe' Address CHERRY HILL. ha' Sua UfllO Kallrnafl 1 rrra nr tia I'l-imi a SHARES BALTIMoe ASTO OHIO KILROAU rKKKEKKKI) STOCK -u SH.NH. GEO. SCHUMACHER, of Rrm. ceased.

-Ie2b-law8t Attorneys. TO-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That application -k! has been made to the Treasurer of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to TRANSFER 64 SHARES BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL-ROAD. COMPANY. 1SS KU awis a AND OHIO PREFERRED STOCK, standing in name of EMILIE G. SCHUMACHER.

orTare-nien, deceased. s. SCHUMACHKR r.n fea-3awt Attorneya, CATION will be made to the City Council at Its present session to WIDEN MADISON STREET on norm siue.irom uuren to Forrest street, to the jhe mum ui aiAtwji iccu leo-laWaW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That application will be mads to the Mayor and City Council of nauiinQrc io Anu OI'liN A BfRFFT CON TINUATION OF ARCH sTKRlT iv. -Baltimore to German. le'4-lawlit NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICATION wilt be made to the City Council at its-present session to WIDEN NORTH STREET, on Its west side, from Madison street North v.

the width of eia-btv leet- 'fei lawJw the Just taie the the All this COM 6 K. COMS ALL! CoUK GREAT" fchaie your tont at th. AfiTHIRDGRANt) MAfrK AND CIA'IL DKES Tk- LMUBLK PUMP YACHT CLUB. i LAND INSTITUTE, on MO Tickets 50 cents, admitting Gent and JOHN MILLER. ml-Sfl Chan-man.

rHJ-0r-9ER FAY vialled bo'ree8 or Parties uatU you Cav THE SUN JOB PRINTING OFFICE. Sus lOH BCILDISO. where may be seen the larzeat and best lMirtmait of samples to the country. assortment LATEST STYLES. EVERYTHING ENTIRELY NEW PRICES LOW.

OKDERS FILLED PROMPTLY SATISFACTION GIVEN. tf EXCURSIONS. -EOTAL PBOCLAMAITON? Se it known that on Sfarrh 1.2 and nmrimn THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD will lesue to my "Loyal Subjects" who purpose car ticipaUnjj In the festivities of my MARDI GRA3 CARNIVAL, which will be held at my Roval City of NEW ORLEANS, on MARCH 5 Excursion Tick-eta to New Orleans, (50 3. Rood for twenty day from date ofiMut. By the King himself.

REX. fe23-tM3? RAILROAD L1XES BALTIMORE AND OHIO THV. I1RVAT niw ci t'j irr NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LIN'S NORTH EsT AND SOUTIL TOTAKP Hflfl'T SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 1,77. AT 5.15 P.

M. A- M. UATK CAMDE. SfATiuv 1 11 VV, and Way Stations. e.30 fllicptt City and Way Stations.

6.45 Washington and WT Station. 7tt1M.TTJ,f.V CINCINNATI. CHICAGO. PITTaBLKG AND WASHINGTON EXPl Slainton and Valiev Bran except Sua-m dri. Brest fast at Relay.

WASHINGTON AND ANN APOLIS EX. o.OOtPiedmont. Strasbarc. Wincheater, Haer-i town. Frederics and Wav.

via Main siem. Sunday to Ellicott c'iiv oaiy.i AnnT -nd Way Station. P. KiPKESA. Wahinon.

Annapolis ana Way Stitioan. 1.3 On Sunday only ashmston and Way. cltT nd stations. 5 aahicstoi and Way tation-i. i S2 RICHMOND EXPRESS i 2 and ay.

5 AND WASUINti- tAiKr. Snpper it Relay 5 SO tf rteriek- and wa s.ttVon o' 1 Stations. 6.30 and Wtv N.13 tST. ATI. PlTTSBUita AND WASHINGTON EXP.

cjaa3-n orPntOurtf oa Snniav.i 1 li -1 IV 1 1.Of):Mnnni 4ir- n.l tv. Vut Metropjjtaa Branch A. M- lWnjlP. and t.xlj P. M.

(ts.lj P. -M liock- Vlll UtilT All train Mop at Relay. LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE: B.U-VU.SO. T9.IM, 9..1. MlilO.

tlSiL J.tlL T4.40. tva. 5a. t7 ti-jo P. -M.

TLaily. other dally escet-t Sunday. 1.. H.iuLt, iv. (irviKSTs.

Gen 1 Ticket Ageat. A. M. T. -i tmn.

great ir.T" A PENNSVI.V A I n.lr:iir Dot BLK TElfl, STEEL KAILS. b.l!tWCScujsr Eol-tIl F.XT NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY NOVEMBER 11. Train ler. 1. 1, umr; as 1 JiHf" 1 Accommodation U.Coand ll.4i M.

urtpi sunaay. Man Iiain 1 daiiy. eicrpi Sunday 8.r A. M. faHt Line daily (West.

n.i a. M. LocEHayenandWatkiniEi.eic.Snnday.ll. 1. M.

t.OCKeVSVlllfi Arrtm nn liiinft.i Pron Accomniod'n daily. ex e.un'day! 3 i iiarribuurE txpreM daily. except Sunday. 5 2S P. M.

Oyoier Kipre, f-xcpt Sun lay i- M. Cipi-innan Kxuree. oaily 05 P. M. uunaio 9.0i P.

M. P. M. auj iwiiimu, a. iuh or Green spring Branch.

6.05 A. M. and S4SPM 1 rt.ni Ih. VV. P.

51. exceot smlsr nrt 1. apply at lvert Station, at nortiie3t cornr Balti more and Calvert atrects. and at Chrtr-su'x station. Bacape called Ior and checked at Hotel eni K-iden-es on orders lei at the office, no'tlii.

corner Baltimore and Calvert street. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC KAILKJAD. EBRUARl 4. 17 FROM CALVERT STATION. J.

daily. except Sunday, and liUi and 9.io A and 7.15 P. M. daily. FOR POPE'S CREEK LINE.

7 A. il anl 35 P. M. dally, except Sunday. FOR ANNAPOLIS.

5.00 and ll. A. M. and 4 Si p. M.

daily, except Sunday, and 9 A. M. tia lv FOi: RICUMo.N AN HE SOCTH. at 125 A. daily, and P.

l. duly, except Sunday. FOR THE SOUTH VIA VA. MIDLAND" R. at A.

M. daily. For White wuipuur and C. auJO. diliv.

except sunoay FO Oh OLK via asuingl on and onolkieana- era- -ionlavand Taur-dny onl at 11.20 A. M. POP STREET STATION. AilS Glox- A. M.

Limited Sunday. 2.55 P. M. FOR PHILADELPHI A- ia. a a ft, vlvr'JIcept Sihday.

and3 A. and 1L12 M. dairy. FOR NEW YORK. 10.S5 A.

M. and 3.03 P. M. dally exceot Sunday, and A- M. aid 11.

riil.V FOR BROOKLYN. N.Y-A11 throWh con Dectt Jersey City wim of -Brooklyn An-nex. Cirect transfer to niton str-L Vo-k fernaita and journey across New FRO PEN SYLV A I A AVE. STATION FOR WASHINGTON. 7.10.

an 11. 3 A. VI S30 and 7.30 P. M. Oa Sunday at 7.40 and H-Jl A.

M-, and 7.S0 P. M. FOR ANNAPOLIS. 1.10 and A. M.

ana ii P. M. duv. fjit saicaf. and 4 A.

1 LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMOKEat i ii jj, 10.1' A. M- 4.J0. S. D. 7.4-J.

S. p' On Sunday at l.o. lu.io A. L. P.

A General AeaL. FRANK. THOMSON. General Mauaffer. jei-ii WESTERN MARYLAND SSrSTL RAILROAD.

On and alter ST NDAY. Not. h. pasaener tiins will leave UILLEN STATION, daily, lexcent Sundy.) as follows. Baltimore tim: S.OO A- M.

All. For tmmittburg. lliiamjport. and intermedials! stations. 12.0O M.

ACCOMMODATION For lCczstcra-town and intermediate stations- 4LOO P. ThroQn passenirer f-ir Frederick, (without chanse. Haters-town. iVIHUmsport, and intermediate Cons. IO P.

ACCOMMODATION" -For Uaioa RniV and IntermAii.tA artinni Train arrive at Hlllen Station atS.JO and 10.2J A- and 2.M and P. M. I il. SUNDAY TRAINS 9.CO A. ACCOMMODATION For Bridge and inlrinediate 5tiMM.

-l P. M. Union Cniaa T1. intmDili.ia i .1 J.rn5, at Hillen SUUon at o.50 A. M.

aal Through car for Frederick leave Baltimire at 1 P. and leaves Frederick lor Baltimore at 7.0i 1 rains leave Union Depot (Charles street tra minutes. Pennsylvania avenue ten mlnptes ari niton station twelve minutes alter time given above tor leavine Hillen station TH-Kets can oe procured and oilers forbTi call left at northeast corner Baltimore and streets. M. fiOoD.

General Maaa-rtr. B. H. GRIaTf OLD. GenT Ticket Aent.

nl: tt ROAD COMPANY. COMMENCING SUNDAY. Xnw. ii Passenser Trains will leaye Ballimore daily Sundav an follows: STARTING FRoM PRESIDE I -ST. STATION': .4 A.

M. For New York. Philadrlphia am Way Stations oa Philadelphia. Wllnv.ng-ton and Baliinsore Railroad. -55 A.

For New York and Philade'phla 2.15 P. M. For Port Deposit and intermediate Stations. 2.5S P. M.

F'or Boston. New York, and Philadelphia. leepin2 Car through to Bos-tsn without Ciianec. S.OO P. M.

For Port Deposit and Intermedlata Siaiion. P. M. For Puiladelphla. STARVING FROM CHAKLES-S A.

M. For We-t Phiixdeipbia- anl New York. Southern Eipress. 10.33 A. 31.

For We PnrlaVu.ni ant New York. Limited Parlor Ci.r Train. 11. IO P. M.

For West Philadelphia and New-York. Niiiht SLNDA 3.20 A. M. From harl-s-str. etSLV.ion, for West Pnilsdelpbia and New York II.

IO P. From uar.es street Station tot West and New York. 6.55 P- M. From Pr dent-street Mation for Philadelphia. CON NEC HONS: 0.15 A.

M-At Port Deposit wita Philadelphia and Baltimore Central KailroaL and at Delaware J.iaction for Station ft? Delaw are ft.Hi oad and Branclie. 1 M. iviu biases ior Belair and Pinta. and at Port Deposit with I ciladeliinia and Baltimore Central Railroad. S.35 P.

M. At Wnminston for Stations on Delaware Railroiid. btiwera Wilmlnioa ana Harrington. can be rrorured either at Ticket OfBce. or.t PRESIDENT! W.

CRAWFORD, Genera! Asent. nl2-tf H. F. KENNEY. Superintend -nu SUBURBAN RAILROADS.

rrnirrri YORK ROAD RAILWAY. Oa ana after WEDNESDAY. 12. leiva Baltimore and Holliday streets for Waverly and GovaBftown every naif hour fi-OM, a and at 10 P. M.

and luw P. i r.u.u...i'r town and Towsontowa at half-past each hour trou Nil A .1 1 4 sfil 1 "a mun at ill jr. si. umi ii-ow leave GOVanStown er-eT-ir k.lf rj.30 P. and at P.

M. Lcav Towsontown hnnrfrnm A 1 P.M. To Western Maryland railroad depot, fare 3 cents. I Greenmount Cemetery, tare 5 cents. To Charle-Street ayenne.

by Cars oa North ay. hue-connretlni- with HaniDdcn. Park avenue hb City Cars. Fare 5 cents. sld-tr CATONSVILLE RAILWAY.

LEA BALTIMORE EACH HOUR from 1 A. to P. M. and 11 30 P. M.

Oa Sunday 8 A- M. t. P. M. and 10.P.

M. LEAVE CATONSVILLE EACH HOUR from 7 A. M.toS P. and at 10 P. M.

On Sundays A. 41. 9 P. ML For Ellicott City, on Snnydoa only, itn nd 11 a 2 and 4 P. M.

ElUcott City at li A. Si. 4 and 6 P. 31. sui-n OLD Established by the late Levi Benjamin la issa.

This resronsible office shii lareent and most hoerai 1 oax i i Li: ii PL'' ON-and onMfcKCUAM'lMi GENERAL, on kttel f.im ihin other office In this city. N. B. This orltce has no connection wita acjoC pawnbrokers In this city. Bir-Pnvate entrance, 27 and West Fvu street, near Gay.

d-ir ON AND AFTER A 7 "ML L. IV A PI AfK FOR 1 1 1 -1 1 STREET A VEN as tar otre Iama tne following route: Eil inne 1'Uce to sooth Paltimore, to Park, to iladton. to CatneUral lI Chase, to Decker streets, to -iarylanl av.nu", nt ua. lurnrr 10 csrieAttreet nomna Accomroo.1 D.excnndJiy.. 9.

is A. M.and P.M. For Hanover. 6.U5 A. M.

and VSS P. M. or tuinhtrini, 1 1.. i Monday; 6.1 P. except tor ni lfi to ail rw.iTitia mt Xnnk MONET.

SIOO.OOO. MONEY JTATO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ATjLA 3 BENJAMIN CO A CENTRAL LOAN AND BAN KING OFFICE. No. 22 North Gay ne.r t'trt3 WE NOW OFFER OUR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIG the finest new crop FOOCHOV7 OOLONG TEA have seen this year. Also an Invoice of unusually fine NEW GUNPOWDER.

IMPERIAL AND YOUNO HYSON TEAS. These Teas have just landed and secured fev our broker at once, being Dronounced by the most experienced Tea tasters in New York as the finest Imported Into the United fctates this year. For sale at reduced prices by JORDAN STABLER, mhl-12t Eutaw, Madi.on and Garden sts. J-E CROP TEAS. We are recelylne daily fresh Invoices of the KW CROP TEAS, which we offer to the trade at lower prices than ever betoreiiftmed.

ALSO. OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, MARACAIBOS, LAGUAYRAS, MOCHA. THOMAS 2d. JOHNSON SONS. Exchange Place and ml-6tf Holliday street.

A BAG OF JOHN SON'S' SNO W-FL ARE FLOUR and packaee of SUN YEAST tor 90 in bbls. 87, equal to any brand; S. C. HAMS 12 Cranberries 10 c. JOHNSON Baltimore and Pop-pieton streets.

ml-6t? PRICES REDUCED. New Sugar-Cured HAMS. large size. 9 cents: SHOULDERS 7 cents. PENTZ'S PACKING HOUSE.

ml-2tr Mullikin street, near Broadway. EO. LANE'S" AND MD. HAMS.T.T.7...ia; VI BREAKFAST BACON io. SUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS b.

EDMONDS ml-Str Pearl and Lexington streets. BON -TON WHITE LUMP STARCH. Packed In one-nound packages. PARRISH SoleAeents. -fel9-lm.

No. 99 West Lombard street. LDEN EVAPORATED APPLES.FEACHES and sweet Corn; Erie County. Y'orK State Green Apple Butter; Canned Apples in 2, 3, gallon and gallon sizes; Jellies, N. -WATERB RY iei-im- m.tv iresi Lombard REDK.

M. BOLLMAN, 63 SOUTH GAY IMPORTER. ESTABLISHED PITTSBURG. 1S55 BALTIMORE. 1865.

WHITE WINK. CLARET, MALT. HERB AND CIDER VINEGAR, uniform strength and quality guaranteed, at lowest prices. fel-lrai RECEIVING EVERY WEEK selected FLORIDA ORANGES, from one ot the best Groves in Florida JORDAN STABLER, te25-12tl Eutaw, Madison and Garden sts. VTE HAVE IN STOCK aTfULiTlINE OF VV SALAD OIL, Bottled esneciallr for us bv Meatrot Bordeaux.

JORDAN STABLER." Ie25-12il Eutaw. Madison and Garden sts. TUST RECEIVED nn Invoice of fresh ground IRISH OATMEAL. JORDAN STARI.Ifii fe25-12t Eutaw. Madison and Garden sts.

Fifty bunches extra fine Aspinwall very laree. lor sale a vv wa. I Bananas. KER. a 5 a West Baltimore street, removed from corner Paca and Lexington streets.

fe27-8tt I)HILLIP BEST BREWING COMPANY MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER 73 CENTS Agency South and Water streets. fe26-6t LEWIS KALLING. INSURANCE. ASSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE CO OfnceNo. 4 SOUTH STREET Insure Prnn.

erty, in or out of the fit), nn fnr.nrnhle tu suing. President. DIRECTORS: Jacob Trust, Wm. H. Perot.

Jas. W. Flack A. Rieman. H.

Williams. Ben. F. Bennett. Francis Burns.

I.Ios.Grinstelder, Frank Frict, Baker, Wm. J. Hooper, S. H. Caujhy, iClinton P.Paine.

Michael Jenkins, James Waiting, I. S. George, L. W. Gunther Capt.AIex.Jonts E.

K. Schaefi'er. eotir JOHN C. BOYD, Secretary. PEABOB EIRE IN SCRAN CE COMPANY.

Office SE.COND STREET, adjoining the Post-office on the west. Short insurances fora day or lotmer period- THOMAS I. CAKEY. President. BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

Galloway Cheston, Enooh Pratt. H. D. Harvey J. H.

B. Latrobe, Tbos.Whitridee.'James Carey, Jesse Tyson. Francis White. FrancisT.Kinc Edward Roberts, i RICHARD B. POST, eotfr Secretary.

BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY SOUTHWEST CORSEB OF SOCTH ASD WATKR streets IN CORPORA ED 1807 insuresaeainst loeior damage by fire in the city or country, on the various descriptions of property. This Company also issues PERPETUAL OR PERMANENT POLICIES. M. G. ARRISON, President.

BUAltlJ Ui lii Lttl OKp. David S. Wilson. B. F.

eweomer. Francis T. Kine, Henry Carroll, Wm.H. Brune. Hermin Von liapff, T.

Robert Jenkins. C. Morton Stewart. Orvilie Horwitz. illiasi W.

Taylor, George L. Harrison. Wm. C. Pennington, B.

Albert Vickers, Mendes Cohen. Saml. K. Georee. Jr.

eottr K. BURCH, Secretary. MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. OFFICE, N. E.

CORNER SECOND STREET AND POSTOFFICE AVENUE, 1NSUEES ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY AGAINST AU 17 A 1 dUC, BY IKK. JOSEPH K. I LXOR, President. RICHARD J. BAKER, Viee Pres.

DiREfrroRS. Rich'd J. Ira C. Canfleld. J.

Wm. Hokins. i E. W. Robinson Rami snnwHn Solomon King, C.

H. Koons, John II. Pujrb. vm.H..viiiinin,; Wm. M.Bnsey.

J. W. Huifg; Jr. jeu-eotir jou.v il. EECK, Secretary.

flERMAN-AMERICAN CENTRAL FIEEINSU-VX RANGE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. THE FIRST WEEKLY PAYMRN'T OF ON THE SHARE has to be made FEBRUARY 1. at the Office of the German Central Bnnlc. (Raine's Buildme.) Persons who wish to mbsprilisiirp. r.

quested to call at the above ofSce. DIRECTORS: C. MEID. A. HKLLWEG.

J. HF.IMAN, F. FUCHS. AC. DONNETT.

H. WITTMER. F. A. KEltCHNER, H.

KLEES, LOu IS PETZOLD. CH.FRIESE. A. F. GRONEBERG.

J. H. VONDERHORST. C. MEID.

President. A. HELL TV EG. Vice President. FR.

RUHSTRAT. Secretary. feltvlml FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COM PAN CF ALII. MORE. ESTART.TKHV.7.

TV 18Iri mi the northeast corner of South and Second streets. Injures all kinds of rromrtv nt hnm nr aeainst LOSS BY' FIRE on very faynrahie term Insurance lor a sinzle day or for a longer period. m. Anuf.Ksu, President. BOARD OF UIRKCTOKS J.

Albert. Samuel Hart. iWm. H.Brown. 1.

W. Levering. F.W.Bennett. Gus's Nicholson, John M. Gait.

iGeorje ranclc. Gus's A. Dorsan. Joshua Drvden. Geo.

J. Armr.iri H.R.Louderman. AiiRtin Jhnkins. Jitun Caleb Parks, Jos. Jas.

Tavlor. Hnih VV. Bolton. John G. Beanev.

J. Air v. Snrl vj-r. Vmt.r Mendes I. Cohen.

Herman J. Reitz, Edwin F. J.M.Anderson. James Myer. Wm.

H. Ford. Fred Achey, Thos. J. Wil3on.

Wm. Whitelock. 11. n.vu iaitr ic.i.i, secretary. jeour FINANCIAL.

DIVIDENDS. ETC- ATLANTIC. MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY THPIVTf.KFST TCP 121tS1OSA1' BON ds an IN TF. REST FUN DING NOTES OF THIS COMPAN which tell due January 1. 1873.

will be paid on and after MARCH 1. proximo, at the office ol the Receivers, 23 NASSAU STiJEET. Xew York. C. L.

PERKINS, HENRY FINK, fe27-10trj Receivers. BUIL.DIXG ASSOCIATIONS- Ml MUTTTA f. Pi. AX. ANTS AND MECH AN ICS' PERMANENT DUILULHI 1J LU.lil C0311 A1, S3 Lombard street, opposite the Postofflce.

Loans made in cash on nronertv. renivahin In weekly Installments, and borrowers nnrlirinnte in aiso made on property for one year at moderate rates. WM. B. CANFIELD, President.

SAMUEL T. MORGAN, Secretary. fcU-lnij A SIOK BUILDING ASSOCIATION HAS CASH aiways on Dano to LOAN at tt per tt the rronts divided anion? all the members. or lull particulars call and see W. BURNS TRUNDLE.

Attorney, northeast corner Saratoga and St. l'aul streets, or AMOS H. HOSMER, Secretary. felg-lm'! lltt jVest Lombard street ELECTION NOTICES. MEETINGS- OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE Baltimore, tebrusry 18, 1878.

Notice iS hereby Pirrin Ihn tr.l-hil(1ra nf thl. Company that an ELECTION I OK FIFTEEN DIRECTORS TO 8F.RVK vnu tiir insnivn TWELVE MONTHS will be held at the Company's Office, pn MON DAY, the, 4th March next, between hours of 10 and 12 o'clock'M. ieiB.MMi-4t( M. K. BURCH.

Secretary. RJ: STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MONUMENTAL 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY' are hereby notified that an ELECTION FOR TWELVE DI-LECIORS to serve for the ensuing year will be held Ofilce. No. SO Second street, on MONDAY, the 4th of March nsxt. between the hours oi twelve and one o'clock P.

M. T. S. KHETT. Secretary.

MARBLE. WORKS. Ul UGH SISSON SON -ll STEAM MAHRI.F. WDliKS. CORNER NORTH AND MONUMENT Importers and opnlr-va ir.

MARBLE and STAi riAiiv Tk. with Marble in blocks. or cut to sue, at lowest rates. SALESROOMS. 14 Balnmore street, between Caivert and North.

iiir.iiAl.l BUlLPlMla, Where may hi. mmn I i rr STATUARY. iiirv t-cti ki Ana TILES. MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVESTONES. CURBS and POS TS lor Cemetery Lou.

it. tl'r CI EM ETESY WO RK CEMETiRY WORK A SPECIALTY. A SPKflUl.TV OADDES3 BROTHERS, SHAKP AND GERMAN "STREETS. AND HO SOUTH CHARLES STREET. The lareect stoet of vivisnirn wniiK nr similar establishment.

MARBLE AND GRAN1TR MONUMENTS. TAULETS, TOMBS, HEADSTONES, ENCLOSURES FOR CEMETERY LOTS. IV YATT OWEN CO. SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS, TILING, ETC- ftUKTH TAW STKKKT. SEWING MACHINES- TaJ MilPZT AN FiN'EST STOCK.

t. r. WEED MACHINES New WstoD Improved ...5 noun New White" Ston Motion Nciv No. Wheeler New Domestic, very latest New Improved Singer Family wcw nn rureu iiowe vainl UJ 1 Ltkr.it ANil ALL A TT A i'U VI VTi IfUUl' The Machines Vnrra 1 art atr4rtlti very latest styles made. We bnji for cash onlv, employ no ascents, pay no commissions, do the larnest business, hence our ability to sell first-class Machines below all competitors.

i ii a Ji.i.r. a. FORGET McKEVNEY. Belli ble SEWING MACHINE MAN, 130 West rayette street, below Howard street. He has trot whatyou want fe25-8t'j riiHlSIS TO GIVE NO rick.

That" the subscriber J- has obtained Irom the Ornhans' Court of Ualtl- mora City letter of JOSEPH or administration on tlir es- CARROLL, late ot said cliv. deceased. All ptrons navitiic claims asrainst said de- yoiichfTB thoi ni uri riiT wjiriiffi lit wvnin i ma tiwt uiik Jtth day of Auaust neit; they may otherwise, bvlaw.be excluded noin all bcn.nit ot said wtate. persons indented to mild citnte are reuuested to nake immediate payment. Given under iny hand dav of February.

1S7S ISl-law4t ANN CAliROLL. Admlnlstratrlr. fli be Lai All ftt rpHK DRY GOODS HOUSE TO GO TO 13 VAtX. fl A LL, 102 PENNSYLVANIA AVEVtfB! If yon want a CHEAP CARPET. Go to OAK HALL.

If you want a GOOD CARPET, i Go to OAK HALL. it jou wam a e. nursT, Go to OAK HALL. ii jou want a am BA.RUA1N, Go to OAK HALL If you want a Floor OILCLOTH. If you want, good t0 AK HALL Go to OAK HALL.

If you want a cheap OILCLOTH. re GO to OAK HALL. x.a vu. nam viuuiivina verj cneap, c. Go to OAK HALL.

i jvu oui. i i-isiii is at4X cents. re Go to OAK HALL. wrauv VJ iriLa IS ata Cents, Go to OAK HALL, If you want new and desirable GOODS, Go to OAK HALL. If you want a good CASHMERE.

Go to OAK HALL. iiuu want cueap uacso UUUlls, If you want any SHEETINGS, AK Go to OAK HALL. juii villi tncar jiMiiUUiutSKlts. mma HALL. Afcvj jJDviiiiun at qmit iri 10.000 yards HAMBURG EDGI.NGS.at half price.

10,000 yards Hambure Edzineg. extTarrri1nar Hamburg Retailed at Wholesale Prices. iiaiuuuig at wnoiesale Prices, OAK HALL, 108 Pennsylvania avenue. kOMET. ALL-WOOL AND CANTON FLAtT NELS.

EXTRAORDfNAItY ATTKir.TInN We will ODen this dav: Cases DOMEX FLANNELS, at 25. 23 and ox melius. Cases ALL-WOOL FLANNELS, at 25. 28.81. 34 and 30 cents.

COTTON FLANNELS, at Suitable for Spring and Summer wear. The above prices are very much lower than heretofore. An inspection before buying will amply repay. ml-2tU HAM ILTON ASTEii SONS. EF.ST MAKES KID GLOVES.

EVERY PAIR WARRANTED Ladles' 115 and185 Ladies' Ladies' S3 and i 10 1 65 and 92 35 Ladies' Also. AN TS' DE VVEDE, in 2,53. 4 and 6-buttons, Colored. Black and White. HAMILTON EASTER SONS.

COLORED MEKINOS7 REDUCTION IN" PRICES. 81 quality to 75 cents. 87)4 cent quality to cents. 75 cent quality to 50 cents. 50 cent qualify to 40 cents.

ml 2tr3 HAMILTON EASTER SONS. On IMPORTANT NOTICE. ACCOUNT OF THE LARGE INCREASE IN OUR BUSINESS we are glad to be able to offer to our friends the SHIRT that we have been selling for 80 cents at tire very low price of 73 centa'. Thu is our A SHIRT, and is no strancer in the market, as it has been very largely distributed throughout tho United States for the past three years; it in made ot ainsutta Muslin and Twenty-one Hundred Lmen, as good as is imported to this country; every Shirt is guaranteed as represented, and the money will returnsd for them to any customer who is not satlHtied with their rurchasc. Our 60-CENT SHIR1 made of Fruit of th Loom Muslin and first-class Eighteen Hundred Linen, and is better than a laree majority of the shirts being sold for 80 cents and $1 in V'S, HIKT, made of Wamsutt Muslin and Twenty-one Hundred Linen Bosoms, with Linen Lining and Linen Sleeve Bands, and has the finest work on It ol any ready-made Shirt in this country, is reduced to 80 cents.

GEO. MEGINMS3, '5 West Fayette street, ie-lmr( near Charles street. ILEAVELAND'p, 157 NORTH GAY ST. V. lard -3 ice Androscoggin MUSLIN, 7S' cents, tl 25 English Black AC EM ERE.

50 cents, til SilK Warp Black ALPACA, 873, cents. CALICO IN BUN DLLS 1 to 2 eta. a yard. Itl IRST SPRIXG IMPORTATION. A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF re.v HOSIERY, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S.

fS ALL THE NEW COLORS. FOR EVENING AND STREET WEAR. EXTRA LONG AND EMBROIDERED BALBEIG-GAN FROM as CENTS UP. fe27-3tt N. E.

cor. Lexinston and Lihei-tVotu ONLY 111 A PAIR. REGULAR PRICE K2. 10O DOZEN 3-BCTTOX GENUINE JOCVIN KID GLOVES. MEDIUM SPRING COLORS.

81 PEli FAIR, WORTH TWO-BUTi'ON COUPE JOUVIN wrxr-r KID GLOTJ5S. 'iii 1 r.iftll 1 AT 75 CENTS PER PAIR. WORTH 1 85. S. WHITl- N.

E. cor. Lexington and Liberty sts. SALOMON'S, 677 WEST BALTIMORE STREFT. 90 IS.

BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK. 90 CTS i4 cts A nuroscoeirln MUSLIN cts. Dicuueu oioaii, snort lengths. i. in quaiiiv, c.uis.

-ie26-4t TEFF.CT FITTING SHIRTS. JL EONS AVI LLE LLIPTIC YOKE. ri iees nz, i3 jia per bait dozen; unequalea vj uuu UUli luauu.attui r-. RONSAVILLE 123JWest Baltimore near South BALTIMORE EEKLY SUN. 1878 PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY SUBSCRIPTION hi SO PER POSTAGE PREPAID.

THE WEEKLY SUN for 1373 will commend itself to its host of readers now much more numerous than at any period of its always prosperous career yy.iL jiMiuic, iiircaseu attention to tne need it is FIRST-CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER. In its Literary leatures it will be without a peer Ibeonsinal and selected articles for that oVn.rt. ruent, in poetry, prose and miscellany, will be. as heretofore, chaste, attractive anl of the very highest order. There will not be a word or a sentiment In It.

TTl tl A 7 ua numc urriresiae. The series of original stories wh ch has heen no ceutable to its readers will continue to be a leadins icaiure tui uuiuoufc tue year. THE NEWS from all parts of the world will b2 carefully collated in each imue, and every Importance will be recorded. Especial attention is given editorially to matters ot politicaL social, moral and Industrial Interest to all classes: and observance of law and oiucr, a proper measure oi accord Detween employers and employes of the Industrial vocations, and strict adherence to the cardinal principles of our a A earnestly advocated in inci r. Em ii i vj THE FARMERS' DEPARTMENT of THE WEEKLY SUN Is edited by a possessed of great knowledue and practical expen- i.ui.6 ou luaiiciD ici baiuiuu lutue larm ana trsr-den, to horticulture and floriculture.

Everything i.v ajiricuuur- ists is caretullv wenrhed. thorousrhly inirHtiir.i.ri and the result placed before THE WEEKLY SUN'S vauci 9 1U plillU BUU tUUlLfl rUCUSJ QliQDcr THE MARKETS. unancial. commercial and cattle, are carefully scanned by an experienced editor, and their condition eiven up to the hour of going to press. This is a special ana yaiuatiie ieatureof THE WEEKLY' tuc uuywiiuns iicid" inin su me chlel OUSI- ness centreiiin the United Stales, and strictly accn- AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM lat.

riu is peculiarly valuable: only a very limited portion of lis space is allowed to that purpose, but lis immense circnlation amouar all clashes of readers renders even that small SDace of great value tos advertiser. A SPRIGHTLY NEW YORK l.F.TTFR Among the new features of THE WEEKLY SUV this year will be a spriahtly letter each week from New York city, containing the lreshest literary and DUVUlUCttO. TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE POSTAGE FREE TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS IN THE ITCITI CT1TIO ONE COPY. SIX MONTHS HI OO OiSfc (JOPY. O.NE VKAIt 1 SO IMKMUOntS, ONE i EAK 4 AO FOU COPIES.

ON YEAR 4 50 one DOLLAR PER COPY for any number of TERMS AND PREMIUMS TO CLUBS. 1VH COPIES 5 OO im vuc v.iravui; ui me Tfeeiiiy oun six months. 1 TEN COPIES IO OO iiu tru extra copy 01 tne eeKiy bun one year. TWENTY COPIES 820 00 niium extra copy oi tne vveeKivsunone year, una one copy of the Daily Sun six months. THIRTY COPIES 830 OO ilij aa exira copy ui uif eeKiy 25 un and one copy of the Daily Sun one year.

FORTY COPIES IO OO if nil in ciiracopy 01 tne nr eeitiy un ana one copy of the Iaily Snn one year, also one extra copy oi tne uany suu ior six months. FIFTY COPIES 930 OO 1 iu an extra copy 01 tne eeikiy ana two conies of the Daily Sun one year. SEVENTY-FIVE 375 OO iiu mi extra copy 01 tne eeKiy un ana three copies of the Oaily Sun one year. ON HUNDRED COPIED 8100 CO nr uu an extra copy oi tne yveetiy sun ana four copies of th Daily Suu one year. in addition to the above premiums each aub- cnoer renewlnz his subscription and every new BdDaeribor Irom this date will receive a copy of the Baltimore Sun Almanac for 1S78, a new publl- j.uui cirai prising ioi ty-eisnt pages, emoracin? tne twelve calendar months, with aHtrnnominal menu.

eclipses, moon's phases, equation of time, returns of in 1011, nun uiuci jiiiui lliatluu, tllv whole presenting a most valuable table ot contents for the farmer, merchant, nianuiaciurer and the puouc eeneraiiv. Getters np of clubs will find the above terms the iiioBt uoerai that can De onerea oy a First-class ranilly Journal. The proprietors not only prepay 1 1 nn i. 4 i 1 1 1 1 V. uu .1 1 11 1 iclcitcu, 11 H.13V UU IUU premium conies.

hoLh D.iilv and Weekly. The safest metnod ol remitting unas by mall will tound to bo by draft, or postoillce money order. Auuress a. AliELL or I'CDiisners, SunIkov Uuilpixo, 1 Baltimore Md. "YY EEKLY SUN FU1ZEST0IUES.

Of the larire number of stories Placed In com peti tion for the series of prizes, amountinic to Si .200, offered by the proprietors of THE WEEKLY SUN. several have been retained for publication. Among mew ai line TARES AND TRIUMPHS, by Mns. GlS'L Lo- nrrenton, Va. TRIUMPH OF Slif, By a Lady of Northumberland county, Va.

BROWN-EYED BESSIE, by FRANK Cambrox, New Jersey. A GOLDEN" HOPE, by E. Baltimore. THE SEWING GIRL, by Gkukuk U. Dobsov, Ballimore.

A NOBLE HEART, by Cobsklia It. Stridxs. fomeroy, Ohio. stranded, by Mrs. B.

Sik. Cunningham. Berkeley county, W. Va. A Terrible IGUT.

by Anka L. Rent, Brooklyn. N. Y. a FEARFUL EXPERIKNCE, by Mabo8Y mi.

I'lttshm c. A DREAM OF LIFE, by I Adams, Ballimore. 'NLY A UIPSY. by Mauuii C. 1'almkk, Virginia.

Many of theje stories received bluh commendation by the rxamtntng comnililee, andsome of litem received a minority of votes for award of prices. of them via bd found very intorestitin umi Cbastelv written. THE WEEKLY SUN Is furnished to tibscrlbera 1 BO pur year, postsss prepaid by the piopnu- tors. KuuiiUancts must on mado direct to I i A. S.

Al A Ur Syi IliOit liUll Iiivii llHlllmorrt Mil. on by to to in cre oi to B. M. rjKOHG'fe' H. C.

NKAL ft SON. w. BALTIMORB AND HOLLIDAY STS, GREAT SALE OF -DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS, tJt iCTllAI f-k rAArkO EAMM1CSand PRINTS at EXTRA- v-BHAr PRICES. rtltl 'e LEACHED COTTON3.6 Cta. Reached cottons, scu.

w.uiu ut i ons from 12i cents np. PIECES SPRING PRINTS. 5 CENTS PlRVlSD. AUU-M 11JS 6PKINGJERCALES, 10 CENfa YARD-WIDE SPRING PERCALES. 10 CEXTS BARGAfNR IN' l.TVPxr iiotn HSAYX BLEACHED TABLE DAMASKS finn MJAV ULEACHED TABLE DAMASKS HUCK TOWELS gl SO.

SI 75, 83. S3 50 PER Large Size TOWELS S.T worth Si 50 BARNSLY TABLE DAMASKS end NAPKINS WHITE GOODS' WHITlt cimnu We have also placed oa Center Counters a large lot IMPORTED WHITE STRIPED PIQUES. .1 12i and 15 cents per yard. 81 BLACK SILKS. Ol GEORGE H.

C. NEAL SON Ol 111 uuer ou MONDAY. FEBRUARY 1W. 1 ease BLACK SILKS SI PER YARD. The best Bwun cvcr BOU mat price.

ci1 SUBL1MK SILKS SI 50 PER YARD; our former Mirrade. o.1 VJU'-tf BLACK AC1IEMIRE SILKS i 1 1" loruieriy per yard. DeaTy Saiin-FinL-ih TJlack CACHE- 10 wcar well PER v. v.fl auu la rts YARD. Baltimoce and Holliday sts.

NEW ORGANDIE LAWNS! NEW PRINTED LINEN LAWNS. LINEN LAWNS. NEW PRINTED PERCALES. BEST QUALITi Above are la ENTIRELY NEW DESIGNS, and would respectfully ask an examination of same. CHAS.

SIMON A SONS, Bit North Howard Btreet. ml-2trt JADIES' READY-MADE UN DEKWEARj WHITE AND COLORED HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES. NOTHNGnAM LACECURTAINS AND NETS, Just received, and In great variety, at CIIAS. SIMOX SONS', ml 2trt 63 North Howard street. TIT MOTTRVTKn rsormi STOCK AND ARE OPENING DAILY NEW STYLES OF BLACK DRE33 GOODS.

BOMKAZINK. HENRIETTA CLOTH. BLACK ALPACA. BLACK SERGES. JAPANESE CRAPE.

DUAP IVALMA. GRENADINES, CA V. I A I If nAUt-Of tr-rt. uFJAV1-D'S CKAfJK VEILS CRAPES to all widths. CHAS.

SIMON ft SONS. "Ji-Ji" riortn Howard street. rjHE DRESS GOODS REMNANTS OF -1- S. KAN 154 AND 156 BROADWAY, Have such a wide-spread faineior beauty elegance. cheapnes that lamilies and m.llyidutls are dally seudlns orders for these commodities, and however larire rmr invoiced scarcely enough to supply the home demand We have open now on second floor magnificent array Remnants in PLAIN and FIGURED GOODS.

CASHMERES. LUSTRES. MMIti Rfii'tJi. -r-T-o and others, at the exceedingly low rate of a An vj tlMS. Beautiful Percal Remnanu Scents.

r.iogant Kami uemcaats, gomethine new. 12k cts Handsome White Goods Remnants 8. 10 andlWc! Imrneuie, and an early call will insure CHmr-K LOTj ltr FROM AUCTION. LARGE -OT HAMRlinri ANI INsEKTIXGS. 1.

iv rr.n.. PEKKINS Sr. 1(1 mt-iirl 22 North Charles street. 0N OUR LINEN COUNTER GREAT H.k(iJIva IN LINEN fallEETlNGS. TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS AND TOWELS.

ALL. IHC CtST MAKE. PERKINS A 22 North Charles street. OTTINGHAM LACE CURTAtva FIVE CASKS RW liff.iir:K 1 HVI I ml-eoitn HAMILTON EASTER SONS. ABGE REDUCTION IN and AtVI 0V4 SHEETING 25 cent; BA1 ES i--1 v-o- IormeT price 51 Fruit of Loom S.

SALOMON S. fe28-4t 677 West Baltimore street. TO THE LADIES. gPRLNCr OPENING. 1S78." PARIS PATTERN IIATS AND BONNETS.

AND THE LATEsT NOVELTIES FRENCH MILLinERY'GOODS. WEDNESDAY, TBI KSDAY AND FRIDAY, icuiubiv i ana ana March I. SALE Ot PA I 1 ERNS to ronimor.fi 1 Ir aftrr 9 A. M. ftnd oa Eale elegant FRENCH IN ORNAMENTS.

OSTRICH TIPS. FANCY irutvVr-ra rillD I'll 1 a A fl.MS H.MIBIl.tNElS. iiA uz TZ EG AN HERN ANIN. GRAIN SILKS. DOUBLE FACE SATIN RIB-- "yst.

Dt'k AXii UKOS RIBBONS. c.if5 Ai.u MOIRE RIBBONS. TWO TONE SATfJfIBBONS AND GROS GRAIN RIBBONS. an io matcu materials. ALSO.

toc of LINEN. LACES. oni LADIES' KECK-W EAR, togeihf-r with NOTIONS and HOSIERY. AIOlMUU.Mi.l AliJi: ft ltr' 37 and 229 Baltimore street. TUST RECEIVED A NICE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' Ur.KVY Kit: I Ukul A 1 pKA KRS, 25 cent3 np.

1 ucked SKIRTS. 50 cents. NIGHTDRESSES. 75 cntj. nn ffimc; and Childrenis DRESSES, trom 23 cents.

Ladie' Percal WMAPPEES. 1. prh put Priot. t- scuirr.iiiniuii line oi JMll.LtNi.KT, GLOVES, and ECK TBI IN GS. Prompt alien 'ion given to out oj town orders.

MRS. ,1. W. WATTS. 8:4 North Eutaw street.

fel8-eo6t next door to church. OIDE AND BOX PLAITING DONE BT KNIFE CltAM MAUlil.VE. Any amount ot Plalrln aone while you wait, at SIMON'S, 35 N.Charles et 33 East Baltimore between High and Albe- uiai ie, anu su est rsauiuiore st. (OURNING CRAPE BLACKENED. STIF- r- tit AND Kill K1MPED EQUAL TO NEW.

Method not enualed in the conntrv Mir ss7 raric near Mosher st. Not re- sponiDle tor work left elsewhere. Work called for aim ueiiverea. orders promptly attended, fel-lm'j. ''e risiisi KENCH FELT HATS, suitable for Early Sprlnz.

reduced to 25 and sn rvnt fe37-Cit 82 Lexington street. i ouk-MNG Crape Veils and Trimminzs Black- and Kecrlmt.ed to equal new; old Crape Hals and Veils Henewci at Mfni ivn-i raiic i.euovauns JJaciory.33ov.avettest.20-lm fOODS SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE8 at auction prices ior toe next .) davs. A lar, lot of and Children's UNDERGARMENTS. WRAP- i r.uinuu ou 1 1 mm u. 3 East Raiti- more petween nigh and Albemarle.

I 4-im FURNITURE. C1HARLKS P. STEVENS. FINE CABINET FCRNTTPRK. No.

3 SOUTH CALVERT STREET. mow ready ana being finished an extensive and niocii ot lit.xtr.AL riiKMITEK. incl: inn new aesiims in parlor and rfii.piuim lAtaf, SLliS, line HALL AND LI BRA KY rLRNITURE. Also the usual innrimnit Bupcnur uui piain urnuure at prices lower than ijj uLiirr uouhc in isainmore. oods aelivered in (vliitirtnn anil r-.

rf ttll ph.il-... r-. i a i auu lli vpiucra uy uiaii careiuny ai ten aid to. Address CHARLES P. EVENS.

Hl9-tsl8 Baltimore. Md. TRCSTEE'S SALE Oir A PART OF THE "RI YERSDALE" ESTATE, is PRINCE GEORGE'S cnCXTV. Mil TO EFFECT A PARTITION AMON THE HEI KS. By virtue ot a decree of th fircntt r-r-nrt Priuoe George's County, Maryland, the undersigned.

Trustee, will oft'r aui Irn.iu...; UICUII.CT, iJU inuniiiAi nisrcn so, irtis, at clock P.M.. ALL imai roitllON Or THE "RI VERSDALE" ES-TA 1 to the late Hon. Chas. B. Culynrt which was allotted to Mrs.

a r.i,..i Ihe property offered for sale Is situated ou the iT.9iiiiiLun LrAiifu oi iiir tin i mfirp nii (iiit, i loauacaon tne ignin.tn a no i-tj lime, jeTcu miles irom MiiWf ion city and thirty MANSION HOUSE. Barns, Stables. Overseer's and ituiii irises me larfcre ana eiesnt j.uurcin nouses, ana wu AUliES Or ERT1LE ian u. ana is so we Known to tii nnhiic ren der luither descriDtion nnnecesnary. This sale affords an opportunity tor canitallsta to acquire on of the finest and mou eligibly located country residences in the State of Maryland.

irains on me nasninsma crancn or the Baltimore and Ohio railro.d leaving both Baltimore and muiLuion at a a. oi. ana LS ia P. M. stop at crouaie The terms of sale, as prescribed by the decri r- one-third cash, to he paid on the day ot sale, or on me uay oi us rauncation oy tne court, the balance a credit of one.

two and three years," In equal payments, with interest payable semi-annually from the day of sale the deferred payments to be secured the bonds of tins purchaser with security to npuiuvcu uj uic nubite; me wnoie purchase money bear interest trom the day of sale the purchaser have the privilege of paying tha whole purchase iuvwcj' iu vncu ui'uu me auiiiicauon oi tne sale. The decree also directs the trustee to resell the nropcriy at lie riPK oi tne nrst nnrphnprnrnnr. chasers If they lail to comply with the. terms of eaie, upon giving at least three weeks previous uuuccuiiuouiucnijcr, manner ana terms oi aaie some newspaper printed In Prince George's county, ana much other notice as he may think proper the property to be resold noon Hm terms as are nibntiouedand prescribed stand for the oi nan-. Auesaieol this I md and premisea to be made subject to the reservation of fre lneress and egress from the turnpike and railway adlncent to hjc oitiu lauu iuc lamiiy crayevara on saia prem ises, and also snblect to the reservation ot the said gravevsrd ltselt lor the benrnt of the family and wnn uiepriyiieges oi sepniture.

Upon the navment ot the whole nnrchase money. Willi Interest, the trustee is authorized bv the d'e- to convey the laud to the purchaser or purcha sers thereof lu fee-simple, free, clear and discharged an rignt, tuio, claim aua interest oi tne parties the decree, or of those claiming nr. through or under them, or either ol'vliem. A deposit ot toOO will be required on the dav of Upper Marlboro', Md. SALE OF LAND IN ANNE ARUNDEL CO UNIX.

By virtueof a power of sale in a uiortsace from F. Disney and wile to Wllliuin Anderson, cUtud 2Mh recorded lu th land records or a.nd county iu J.lber s. II. No. a.

folio -liii. and oi thin. signnianr tticreoi. ma unucrMgnca will otter at public sale, at odenton. In said county, at 10 o'clock A on bATU KDAY, the day of March, I iik: TRACT OK LAN described In Haul mortgage, coa-talnlng 101 acres, about 1 uiilo from Patuxcut Station and mllits Iruiu Odrntou.

'I a arable, with a sullleicucy ot wood, la lit a lilpuaint nnliehborhiHMl, coavrnlont to churches, Ac. Tttrms ot salo One hll ca.h, balance tu one year from Uar of sale, itli Intri csu A1SKAM G. WOODWARD, Kxsriititr or S.i-.K a 'mllawts JAS. UkVELL. Attorney at LUM IIMK, BOTTOM I.IMK.HAIU and l'LAs TtU roiuitly drllvfied.

ICKMKNT at lowest market ratus. wui. 11AY, No. tl koutu alhjuu street. iivii.

i ot ny ln t3 HE POPULAR SUPPLEMENT, CONTENTS rOR MARCH. I.WILLIAM HARVEY. Bt T. H. HuxtBT.

II. LEARNING AND HEALTH. Br Bk.tjaxlY IU'8JALE'S DISCOVEltr AND THE FU TURE OF AFRICA. 0oTTiLIiAltJKEOp, THINGS-IN-THEM-tr i-SbH y.rf Br W. Kisoko Clifpobd.

SUBSTITUTk FOR RE- prot. uotDwix Smith. Drua 1 ANEOOS GENERATION: A REPLY. 7 D. V-H AKLTON KA-TI AS.

M. F. vii. DBahuici UK SPINOZA. ByFuzoEBicK VIII.

SOME REMARKS ON THE LIBERTY OF SCIENCE. By Frikdkich vov Hellwald. IX. CARPENTER. WALLACE AND PIUIi: I'ALISM.

X. THE LAST OF THE GASES XI. A RING OF WORLDS. XII. TAME BEARS IN 6WEDEX.

By Jonx Waoib. Price 25 cents: or $3 per annnm. D. APPLE I ON Publishers, 519 and 551 Broadway. New Yore Snpnlempnt Nn 11 vin ha unt wie nitea stales, on receipt of the price.

ltj A FT RSO S7SC I ER SAND f1 ALL OTHElt NEW PUBLICATIONS received and for 8le BALTIMOKK fl ft Jj? Y-V a Iron Buiiding. wholesale and re- stationers. tf COPAltTXERSIIIP NOTICES. i i 1' neraisnei. under the firm of ALLNUTT I 11 tin.

tm Either Partner will siirn the liquidation. E. S. ALLN UTT 'Baltimore. Feb.

W. 1578. E. S. ALLNUTT will continue th BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS for bis own at No.

8 IO West Baltimore ptreet, under Vho firm name 01 C. e. ALLN 11 CO. mUi" copartnership! HAVE THIS DAY ASSIM'IATrn W1TU Ul WILLIAM C. SIMMS.

for the purpose of continuing the Who.esale and Retail GROCERY. FEED and LIOI'OK r.Irslvtrs.s nniir ih. and firm of T.A. AGNEW old stand Pratt street, southeast corner Eutaw. T.A.

AGNEW. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP SHIP. Th. PV.tn"in,n heretofore exlstin? under the YETH BROTHER is itis day DlS- 1). OT muLilll rri nrru oi SOLVED miil Da continned by WILLI AM El H.

under the name of W. N.WYEIH.who nime of wrtTH BAlnmcre. March ls73. W. V.

WYETH ml 3t H. C. WYETH." WjSfiF fHl KETOFORE EXISTING UB-fpTV LLINS AND J. T. FLEK-Pi Ser Brln of COL LINS FLEEULARTY.

is thl day lHS.l vvn by mutual consent. C. n' debts and settle the busings of ibe'late trm. HAKLES S. COLLINS.

JOHN" T. FLEtHEARIY. CHARLES S. COl Wil l. rnvTi vrrip tttl- STOVE AND PLUMBING BUSINESS at old stand.

No. 368 WEST BALTIMORE sirkri under the firm name of COLLINS CO- JOHN T. FLF.F.HFA RTT Wil rnvrnri' TH STOVE AND PLUMBING BLSIN ESS. Notice win oe eiven 01 location. fesT-Ct 1 MY' SON.

WILLIAM K. NEAL. has an Interest In my business from tM i.t. Th. 1 A r.r hi hereafter will be GEORGE C.

EAL SON. GEORGE H. C. NEAL. JBgltimorc.

February 1. 1878. -fel-tf FOR SALE. Fw.B,AL"- ITCHEN EK RANGE, with 1 Water-Back and Holler- gain. C.

D. BAKNITZ. 71 W. Fayette FOR SALE A REFRIGERATOR. 'pnltable lor HUtCQpr or Prnruinn v.

in i -r- PRATT corner Commerce street. it! FOR SALE-A JENNY LIND covered, and In complete order. TABLE, newly Vrre JOHN C. KOnSMAUCK. 25 Cron ureet.

cihl-2ti IJOlt SALE CHEAP A 6t of light second-hand DOL BLE II A UN ESS. cr my own maVe! as new. Apply at CASEY'S. No. a0 North Howard street.

FOR SALE-OIEAP Or wonhTeichanee fr Buehj or Jaseer. good fiye-eprinr TRI CK, nearly new. Apnlv to JOHN F. KLEIN. Be' vr avenue, opposite elaner'e Brewery.

least-St-r: 2f)0 CAT RIFLES atfflrry prrcefTt -V7L lebs than former prices. Plain stock. and rSaI-Te? Btoclc. Foreign or Amercan Ait-llilbtits tor Bame. 60 cents per box.

TRIMBLE KLEI BACKER, 200 V. Baltimore street. -'Every Rifle warranted." leas-eoiitt SALE One 23. -I I ION Ait 1 TmV I.T- c. Fitteen BOILERS of different size.

2 Ball WliMfiDH double SURFACER. MATCHER AND PLANER; on. No. 1 Power turlacer, da. one Drake SKIN uu.

Ail second-hand and in eood condition. BEAf.L ENGINE AND BOILER ORKs; Cumberland, Md. Ie20-lawlw pRACKER BAKERS. ATTEKTlON. -For sain Jey 'w nd in pertect order, one McCollom's PRFPARATOKY MAfHIVP.

iiY" DOUBIjE PREPARATORY MACHIN four Mc-CollomTs CUTTING MACHIN I-S, with Cutters-one lcseni Llvernool M-idiim -its i-cun iuxu dtoi Macr.me; on Kout Don BreAK Machine: three Holmes's Dough Alixerf-one Diamond Mill tor Grinding Cr -cKer-; one Mill wiih ii-J- GRANGER. 120 Broadway, tflfth flooro ew York city. Jf-eo6t: t-tj 0LY S3t0. XH? For le. liTht-drrt SCHOONER.

In run- nlifg order, with Winder. Drdn-p i i. cense: capacity bushe's Can be seen at WM H. BIXU.R Shin Y'ard. fc t.

FOK A LK-Se cncord and Second-Hb-iband EXPRESS WAGONS, new Snrln liA 1 Sinzle acdfieron1-hii hnnt.i. TDn-Lp best material: guaranteed 12 months. IS LEE r. It CST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE FI-Ty head of rood vonn KeDtiiclm- tin iibroken and unbroken: win in i.fV. suit purchasers.

A. KEDSECKEK le Proprietor. PIA508. ORGANS, ETC trrrfFF-s "TTCNRIVALED GRAND CPKIGHT AND SsM'ARE PIANOS. of the Terv bent niifn is.

sftilllul workmen. Snecial Induremnnk r.r.. being offered at CHARLES M. STIEFFS. 8 North Liberty street.

fe BCRDETT. TAVl OK ninitv in PFI.Tn s. oh.l--' of all styles and at all prices, atf SUE 'S, 0 North Liberty street. SECOND-HAND PI AX OS. of various tTM makes and at all prices.

Instruments soi i installments, at STIFFF'S ie 2T t.Mh.6r Libertv street. soid on te Sggg. PERSONS IN NEED OF A MRSlt ii class Piano wm rin.t it to taire to call at HELN EKAiirs WAKEK(X)MS. No. 33Wfst Baltimofct street, where a larre asiort-ment will be found, AT TERMS TO fcCTT THi; AlMES.

tel9-lmt fa. FOR ALE Cheap for caib. a handsome -octaye PIANO. Stool and Cover. No.

41 SOCTH CALHOUN STREET. ieJJ-St FOR SALE A chance seldom rr.et with to buy an elegant nin.icr,o It-pv ORGAN. Addrevs V. C. G.

Sun oaieo." TWO PI A One new STIEFl'S. will be sold at vhoi.i Hha large Bar-room Counter and Ice Box. W. DI ET-R1CH, S. E.

cor. ratt and Monroe sts. fe2i-eo6ii WHY ARE THE EST ET i ii i r. ti r. r.

fiAins Four Jkoxt? Because they are the bet: and the puDiic, Knowing thi.give them their most liber riTROsiHS. The BRADBURY PIANO is a eeneral favorite, ran kin it with the frst. The FlsCH iiormrriv idp Krvowx vo p. I ja. pi iulm-i a is ui riiri excellence, at a very low rrice.

tsll and eifHtnine onr Immense stock, which Wi; uui ruKiAiiH, and wul sell cheaper than any WVU.k uuuo Ul bU tlt SANDERS STAYMAN. No. 15 North Charles Baltimore. Ko. 1119 Pennsylvania avenue.

fe-lml. ashingtoa. D. C. CARRIAGES.

HORSES. ET FOR PALE A larre assortment of CAR -j MAbh ol our own we will sell at reduced prics. RIDDLE ViiSKK I'iri l.T i ii i.lc avet te st. leai-lm FORSALE- -New and second-hand Jurup- Seat Jaggers, Kiei olasa Door Carriages. Exnress.

Milk Wairons A nit. inn. r. i i and Harness. j.

riiiM, 143 hranKiin at. -fet-lia 1UK SALK CHEAP 104) Of new and ic'bx Jasrpers. Bngsirs, -Waeoas and all kinds ot Harncs." RED STALFORT. 68 South Eutaw Hm-Mnd cuuui A-iucrbjr Bireet. leit-lm tTSt, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Oyer one hundred new and second-hand CARRIAGES i npvnnnitn 1.x 1 1 rL' BAluihtiS, rlifflnrr then An uM.irc ui.owiir.nir cxn or approvcu paper, at NEW YORK REPOSITORY, No.

Hi Jiorlh A-ioerty street. te 21-lm' n. D. SCHMIDT. TITF i a pr.vT a csnRTU rVT nt JBKEW AND SE('')ND-HANI) CAKRI Af.r.4 AND BUGGIES in the city lor sa'e or exchanee.

Coupees. Draes. Extension Top and Glas Door C.r-riaees. Sinele and Jumn-Sest Jankers. Ton and Nn.

Top Biigreies. Elliptic and Side-Bar Itoad aon of roMiotti.su nest rayette street, near Charles. ie-im r. D. SCHMIDT.

FOR SALE One roan HORSE. 15V barrl 1 biff-h. ne.ven Tfim old. wurrantM kind; nas ocen wor.wi id siueie an donhio har ness. Apply in the reir of Ko.

-11 LEXINGTON' 1., STABLE. ruhl-2tf FOR SALE A very handsome and stylUta OBlo-jdBay HORSK. 15 hands. 6 years oi" safe for a Lady to drive and thoroughly hrok to h. addle, coes all the gaits, is warranted sound in every respect, and is a first-class Family Horse.

Also very line Side Bar ROAD WAGON. shl'tlne tOD. made bv one ot the best m-itm HARNESS. Will be sold at a sacrifice. Apply at the Staole in the rear of re-jitt- no.

iee north Howard st. BILLIARDS- BILLIARD TABLES In every variety. rV New nd fccnml.M. nrl Piirii. Tr.

Lind. Bagatelle and Erratic Spinner. J. Y-LOK A South Sharp street. ioi-luit BOOTS AXD SHOES.

PITitkt Rinvr TP r- wv stitcnea. Ihonsnniis of tients' ShoL Gaftrs and Boots at ami nn opposite U.S. Courthouse. J.S.LEWIs.feMin PLATFOHM AM 11 it c- i-o Patent BALANCES. fic.

SPcial-f A Oursso Hay and Cattle Scale, Ior Farmer, Stock Kaisers. Coal and Ic Ii. H. cales ptaHylotc. SOUTHERN SLALE ACTORY, (e-itabllshed lStt.) 53 south Charles street, Baltimore.

-leli-eolmt LANDSCAPK A Vn FIRI-RFD WIRE For Window. Cairee. Sieve. Woven tVire. Tvroiit'ls.

Flower niilpu Kslin? Wire. and Fencing Wire, ORNAMENTAL IRE WO II. BALDFUSTOS SON, ieis-im( 66 South Calvert street. IRE RAILING AN ORXAMEN TAL VI RE WORKS. bl'FTK No.

3 mril utrcrt. Baltimore. Manufacturers of Wire Good of evrry description. fels-am ft (X'K INGHAM MINERAL SPRINGS. yflk.w A.

Special inducements are now being I hllcred to families and others desince l'OAUDat this popular Watering Place forthecom- season. Apply at oncu to tne proprietor, u. i. IIOrKINS. Rock'uieham Mineral Sprlnes.

McGa- lieysnilo. HOPKINS. MATTHEW SK CO, suU sUetU Baiuuiore. il tin's to M. to A3 1." th by to VP! uesiguaiea.

mere is no greater ao- surdity, nor, in fact, injustice, than the Cheap Jolin way in which degrees and titles of honor are distributed in this free country. Men are made Doctors of Divinity and Doctors of Laws who have no more claim to either than sextons or criers of courts, while esquires and colonels are plenty as blackberries. The attachment of a Chinaman to a cue is not more remarkable than that of an American to titles. If legislation is required in any direction-, it is to crop off instead of add to the titles of "distinguished, citizens," and to restore the primitive republican era when -Mister" was respectable enough to content the ambition of most people. A Struggle foe Free Canals.

The fight for frefc canals was opened in the New York Assembly on Wednesday, the contest being upon proposed constitutional amendments suggested by the State auditor. The amendments provide for the freedom of the canals forever-more, for the levying of an annual tax to pay for canal superintendence and repairs, and also to meet the interest and extinguish the principal of the canal debt. One of the amendments gives the Legislature the option of liquidating the debt gradually or doing it in a single year. The canal debt is only about $9,000,000, and could be paid off at once by a tax levy of two mills plus the sinking fund accumulations. It is thought that with frugal management the Erie canal can be kept in good order for less than 400,000 annually.

The New York Jour nal, which favors the amendments, says a very liberal estimate for all the canals is $1,000,000, and expresses the belief that the State would get that back many times over from a free canal system. The Benjamin Franklin Fund, which is the accumulation of 5,000 left by the philosopher in 17S9 to the city of Boston, Xor the purpose of fur nishing loans to yonns mechanics, is an elephant on the hands of that city. Franklin reckoned that in 100 years the fund would amount to about $650,000. of which $500,000 should then go. to the city for public improvements, and the remaining 150.000 be invested in the same way forauother 100 years.

The sum has now amounted to over $200,000, but for various reasons the youns me chanica don't avail themselves of it, and the trustees are puzzling their brains to devise some means by which the intentions of the testator can be carried out and the fund kept from lying idle. Fish Culturists in Council. The seventh annual convention of the American Fish Culturists' Association commenced in New York on Wednesday, the attendance being large Papers on trout culture and on the best method of packing salmon eggs for transportation were read. An interesting discussion upon these and kindred topics which the papers called forth ensued. Mr.

T. B. Ferguson, of Baltimore, is on the committee to present a paper onnshcry laws and flshways. The Advantage op Educational Tests is shown by the examination in progress amon the old firemen of New York as to whether they can retain their situations according to a strict construction of the laws of 1873, which make reading and writinz English understanding conditions of membership. It is believed that at present there is not a man on the force who does not fulfill these conditions.

Freight Discriminations. The New York Herald says the executive committee of the trunk lines held a private meeting in that city on Wednesday, to consider the allezed discriminations in the rate of freizhts to the Wst from New-York and Eastern points, Mr. Fink, the pcol commissioner, representing the Baltimore and Ohio road. Mr. Fink's secretary, at the end of the conference, stated that no conclusion had been arrived at, but that the trunks had the remedy for the trouble in their own hands.

They have the power of collecting rates corresponding to those from New York direct on every pennd of freight sent from the East, though the custom is to allow those originating a freight business to make the rates. At said, east-bound freight is being carried at less than cost, and the cutting is sreater than it baa been heretofore. The Western railroad men are now coming into tne discussion, and will have a meeting next Wednesday to talk over the present unsettled and disturbing condition of A distubaxce by Yali: Students. The Count Joannes gave one of hi3 remarkable dramatic performances at New HaveD, Conn. TTT cuiienuay evening, onnng wnicn he was hooted and pelted with grains of corn by a large uuLuuci ui ibis Biuuems.

who were present. Alter tne periormance the students assaulted rneineatre witn brickbats and other missiles This brought the police into action, whea a skirmish between them and the students ensued, in which several policemen were wounded and nine stuoents arrested. Tne count sent a contribution in aid of the wounded policemen Amusemznts. At Ford's Opera House. Maggie -incnen as "Jane the Orphan Girl." At matinee to-morrow.

Pearl of Savoy," and at nisht "Little Barefoot." Next week "The Cele- prated Case." At Holliday Street Theatre, matinee and even iuSl -me eieoratea case." Also the same to morrow at matinee and In the evening. At the Academy of Music, the Oates Comic Opera Troupe in "La Perichole," for benefit of iurs. uaies, mc queen or comic opera. This opira will be repeated at matinee to-morrow, and "Blue ueard in tne evenlne- At New Central Theatre, "The Pink Dominos" comedy in Incomparable 6tyle. Also at both per formances to-morrow.

Lectuee. Hon. J. Proctor Knott will deliver his liumorous "Duluth Lecture" this evening at Acad emy oi Music. It Is not naughty, but very funny, Tickets at McCaffrey's and at the Academy.

Tablk.vitx and Litebaby Ektibtaixment thi3 evening at German! Maennerchor Hall, for benefit oi south Baltimore Mechanics Library Association. Mr. Joseph lhompson will humorously read. A Musical and literary entertainment this even ing Dy sinsflnK circle of St. Paul -M.

E. Church South for benefit of the church. Peabodt Concert rehearsal this afternoon at 3 clock. Concert to-morrow evening Eaik and Suppbk to-night at Third English Luth eran Church, Monument street, near Gay street. kak ruEss MEND nas bean punning oa Db.

Bcll Cough syelp. We will bet a ucvr ua, iius i ouiy erfttuuae, ior ail thinkin" As the Liver is Easily Disoedebed. and a great ucc. ui uiuvm "vir apt loprevan auring tlie iwlne. DB.

Jatnb's Sanative Fills are of seasonable efflcacy. as they restore the Liver to healthy MARKIKT). CLARK-DUFFY. On 5th of February, 1873. by HARRY T.

CLA Hi to MARY E. DC 1 Y. LWaahlngton (D. and Ellicott City A MM ON 6 RKHARTE. On October 18.

1377. T' DAMMON to ftllss M. C. HU RKHARTE, both of Baltimore. MOi.LERE BRUCE.

On February 28, by Rev. P. J. F. MOLLERE.

of New Orleans. aEd MIhs. JENNIE F. BRUCE." of King George's tuuuy, Virginia, city. DIED.

February, at the residence Barton. CHARLOTTE C. PateacoKBar1nVan.8blh 'ear her ase' wife oi the As her spirit took Its flight To unknown realms above. The sweetcnt smile lit np her face she eaters 1 the golden Rate. The funeral will take place at Hampden M.

P. Church. Hoodberry, on this (Friday) alternoon at attlnd riendsare respectfully Invited to aft" llngerins lllne'ss. MK, W-a 58111 ycar of her a3e. wife of the late John Cooke.

The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited toattend her funeral, from her late residence No 151 Linden avenue, this (Friday) fternoon, March at three o'clock. VALL. Ou February 1878, MARY A aeed years, wife of Edward B. Duvall. Requiescat lu pace.

Her funeral will take place from her late residence this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Her relatives and mend are Invited. RUSSELL. On February 23. ANDREW RUSSF.LL.

aged 9 years, youngest son oi Richard and Mariah Russell. And Andrew is gone. 'Death's cold and withering touch Hath In that young breast life's perfumed flame; He, whom his young choristers loved so much. He, whom his parents, dear, delight to name; Frail is the tenure of our mortal breath. Yea, in the midst of life we are in death.

BY HIS DEAR FRIEND, M. L. W. His funeral will take place from St. Luke's Church, to-morrow (Saturday) moraine, at eight o'clocs.

WILLIAMS. On Wednesday, February 27. 1878. in the hope or a blessed immortality beyond the grave, RHODA WILLIAMS. In the 7tiin year ot her age, consort of the late Jeewe WilUams.

Mother, mother, iare-tliee well, Untii we meet to part no more: Where death's dark waves can never roll, 1 or sickness reach that helthful shore. When we get home to glory. The relatives and friends of the family are reanert- fully Invited toattend her funeral her late residence, on this (Friday) afternoon, March 1. at two o'clock, without further notice. WALSH.

On Thursday morning, February as, at o'clock, at her late residence, Woodberry, Baltimore county. KATE WALSH, in the 39th year of her age. a native of county Galway, Ireland, wife of David Walsh. May she rest in peace. Amen.

ller relatives and trlends are respectfully invited toattend her funeral, trom tisint Thomas-Church, to-morrow (Saturday) morning, at nine o'clock, without farther notice. uuKML-On February 25. 1S78. at the residence Uer dHUirhfT Mrs I IS I all I.M I Puff tarro" unty, Mrs. MARGARET DORSLY, 'he Wth year of her age.

February 27. In Anne Arundel county, ST.k?" AY. in the 60th year of bis aee. On February UTH. in New York city.

W. TAliiJSN UOliriT, toruierly of Bai- 1 or OI the Xl its JN with the gold coins of the same denomination would have readily met his approval. It is to the credit of the consistency and firmness of tho President that the grounds taken in his present veto message are identical with those stated in hn anuual message in December, which led moat persons to infer at that time that he would veto any silver bill which did not except from its operation pre-existing aeDts, Doth public and private. This the Presi dent expressly says is the chief object of the present measure. Of the outstanding bonds of the government he snows that 1,143,493,400 were issued prior to February, ibid, wheu the silver dollar had prac tically disappeared for nearly forty years from the coinage and currency of the country, when it was no longer in men's thoughts when they spoke of dollars or of coin, or stipulated to mane payments in either.

An additional of these bonds hwo been issued since February, 1373, when the coinage of the Bilver dollar was formally and by law discontinued, and it ceased to be any part of the Jegal coinage of the country. Finally 235,000,000 of bonds now outstanding have been issued since the commencement of the present administration at a lower rate of interest, and upon Jhe faitb of the assurances and representations made by the agents of the Rovernmer.t that "coin" meant gold, and that the bonds, principal and interest, were payable in gold only. The government got gold for them, and now the proposition is to repay the Joan in silver, a cheaper and inferior currency, and not the money that the creditor gave or expected to receive back. This the President declares would.be a breach of faith, and would tftit a stigma upon the American name. There arc some.sentences in the message upon this subject which deserve to be read and pondered throughout the country, especially in those States and localities where repudiation, thinly-veiled under the names of "scaling," "readjustment," has been a popular measure.

What the President says upon the subject may not be new, but it has the doable merit of being true and of being very happily said. Right here we may call attention to the manly protest of Gov. Ilolliday, of Virginia, in his message of day before yesterday, vetoing the lax bill, which provided for the enpport of the school system of the State at the expense of the creditors of the State. Gov. Holliday protests agaiust repudiation in any form, and especially against an attempt to compel the creditors of the State to consent to a forcible readjustment of their claims as tho condition of their receiving anything.

But to return to President Hayes, from whose message we cull the following sentences, worthy of being placed conspicuously in every legislative chamber and in every school-room in the land: "National promises should be kept with unflinching fidelity;" "there is no power to compel a nation to pay its just debts its credit tlepeuds upon its honor;" "the obligations of public faith transcend all questions of profit or public advantage." And upon the particular uliject of the silver bill the President concludes: "It my Arm conviction that if the country is to be benefited by a silver coinage it can be done cinly by thi issue of silver dollars of full weight, which wilt defraud no man: and currency worth less th'ui it purports to be. will, in the end. defraud not only creditors, but all who are engaged in legitimate business, and none more assuredly tliau those who are dependent on their daily-labor for their daily bread." It will be seen that while Congress overrules the President's veto, the Virginia House of Delegates sustains that of Governor Ilolliday. Saving from Vicious Influence A bill is now before the General Assembly of Maryland to amend the vagrant act, so far as it applies to the city of Baltimore, by adding to it three (sections. The rt section" prohibits, under a penally to be imposed on the proprietor, any girl under sixteen or any boy under fourteen, unless accompanied by the parent or guardian, from entering saloons, dance houses cr places of amusement where immoral, indecent, obscene or vulvar language is permitted; the second and third sections require the custodians of girls under, sixteen and bovs under fourteen to restrain them from habitual begging, whether actually begging o'r receiving or gathering alms nuder the pretext of peddling.

Any failure to exercise this restraint makes mem liable to a forfeiture of their guardianship, and the child or children to be taken from them and committed to nu.orr.han nsvlum charitable or other institution, as the court or the committing magistrate may direct. The class oi children to whom this section of th bill applies is such as have no home or settled plnce of abode, or proper guardianship or visible means of subsistence, or whose parents are vicious or criminal, or who themselves are the associates of thieve3 or the frequenters of immoral houses or places of amusement. The ex cellent purpose to be served by these amend inents to the Vagrant act will, we think, be ery generally acknowledged, and if due dis crimination is used by the magistrates and courts in tne exercise of the power that it is proposed to entrust to them, the Drotection that this bill will throw around many of the rising generation will commend itself to the public gen" iut wnat win strike most personals that the bill prohioita young boys and girls irom entering "any dance saloon, theatre or varieties where immoral, indecent. obscei.e or vulgar language, display or perform- buwc exert a contaminating influence," instead of dealing directly with these demoralizing places themselves. Herein lies the evil to be suppressed.

Tetroleuh in Japan The Philadelphia IVese thinks we are threatened with sonue diminution iuthe petroleum exports to Japan. It is reported that in, one of the provinces of that country (Nugata) there are now about fifty-six petroleum wells, of from 300 to 000 leet in depth, said to be of the purest oil, 100 parts of the crude oil producing 90 of refined. In another locality in the Fame province there are sixty wells of the same depth, the crude oil of which give about 85 rcSned. It is said that in some of the paddy fields petroleum seems to ooze out naturally. Altogether there are about 200 wells, with abundant yield of from 50 to 90 per cent, of refined oil.

The refining, however, which is mostly done by dry distillation, is far from perfect or (atiefactory. It is largely used, even as it is, to the practical exclusion of American oil, and even the export of it has set in. The remarks that, of conrse, when proper ana less costly modes of refining the Japanese petroleum are brought into operation, the American supply will no longer be required. Trade is liable to vicissitudes, and here is one produced by causes natural but unexpected. There ere several points in Europe, however, where petroleum is produced in more or less quantity.

A Non-Sequituh. On Wednesday, during the discussion of the State elevator bill in the House of Delegates, Mr. Johnson, or Dorchester, (in reply to some remarks ly Mr. Kayner commendatory of certain articles and editorials in The Sun on the sub-Jact.) said "they had seen The Sun in error and its opinions disregarded upon the Bilver question." The inference to be drawn from uiu was, of course, that The Sun was in error ana its opinions to be disregarded on the ele-LqUeUn al8' The roere fact such dis-LnfiX dn0tmakea thing right that was f2 does not follow that a thing always prevail, because it is right. Not but eciai i mil of 11? gM that nRtion8 individuals ruin alf 'l? to their ruin, almost always to their hurt.

The party named Johnson will have to try It aeain Ff hi would get himself out of the Niw Magazines The following magazines are out for March. From the publishers field, Massachusetts', Spriug- The Sunday Afteriaoon. A magazine for the household, embracing in Its tianity and Civilizatitin," "The Ethics of Idtality," The Fam! ciacKsmitn of Ant- werp," "Theology and "Labor and Cap- liai," etc. From the publinhers, Godey'a Lady Book. iladelphla: excellent number for March, showing in color illustrations tic fashions of the coming spring.

From the publishers, D. Boston: Lotrop fc Wide Awake. Aa magazine for young people. 1 1, 5i 8X on OI in Jfnt startin? time 7.15 LSOaudSa M. Time eth way oae hour.

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