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AMUSEMENTS. INSURANCE NOTICES. PROPOSALS. ELECTION NOTICES. DRY GOODS, Ac.

SPECIAL NOTICES. THE SUN: Skves Arctic Expeditions. The cable announcement the other day that the open Polar sea has been found for the second time, and that whales were seen disporting, in its waters, directs attention once more to the expeditions engaged in Arctic research. There are no less than seven expeditions now at werk in the frozen regions two from Germany, under command, respectively, of Rosenthal and Payer, with the latter of whom Weyprecht is associated; one from Sweden, sent out by the government, and consisting of two war vessels; one from Scotland, tinder Mr. Lamont; one from England, undertaken by Mr.

Leigh Smith; one from France, fitted out by M. Octave Pavy, and the American expedition, dnder Captain Hall. The Hand-Book of the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, with map, historical notes, has been published by Rev. R. E.

Smith. It is very complete in the information given, and is I or sale at the princi pal bookstores. JJOLLIDAY STREET THEATRE. A TRIUMPHANT ANDDESERVED BUCCBS3. Aged 1 master percy" rosklle, i ai 15.

MASTER PERCY ROSELLK. 15, Iu bis great and new Amerlcau drama, entitled THE HOY DETECTIVE. Assuming tha following character. Jack, a Kuii- Belvidere. a Fon Old PERCY ROSELLK.

Th ll.H DANCES. ETC. f.KtT; ot comic situations, exciting thrilling denouement. Friday PERCY KHSKl.LK.'S BENEFIT 8aturdoy Only HOT IlhTKCTl VK MATINEE. Saturday-PKUCY'S LAST NIGHT.

Seats Secured at the onice of the Theatre. I JPORD'S GRAND OFEHAUoUs LAST WEEK OF TBiTdrAHATIC SEAS0X. Only time of the thrilling Dramatization of Charlaa Dickens's Intensely realistic story of OLIVER TWIST. FAG IN. the old Jew MR.

JAS. W. WALLACE. His Great Character. BILL SYKES MR.

L. K. SHKWK1L. NANCY MRS. VIRGINIA HOWARD.

And the entire strength of the Company. Friday, benefit of MRsTltlCIUNOS BERNARD. First time In many years ol the brilliant Cuuiudy. THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. With a great Cast.

a Saturday Night, benentof MR. WALLACK. and poaitlrely last night ot the season. A strong bill. Saturday, last tashlonablo Wallack Matluee.

Seats secured at McCaHiey's Music Store. H) A CARD. ENEKIT OF MRS. CAROLINE RTRutana ni NARD.on FRIDAY EVEN ING, October a7iii. SHERIDAN'S SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.

CHARLES SURF ACE. JAS. W. WALLACK Joseph Surface L. R.

Shawoll. Sir Peter Teazle Mr. C. F. Grool.

His first apptaraoce.) Sir Oliver Surface Geo. H. Kver. Crabtree Mr. U.S.

Murdoch. Lady Teazle KICIIING3 BERNARD. Lady 8neerwoU Mis. Pvne Gallon. Mrs, Candour Mrs.

G. C. Genuou. Seats can now be secured at McCaffrey's. On SATURDAY NIGHT, It.

WALLACK'S BKN-EFIT. aud Last Night of the Dramatic Season. It, IAST LOMBARD ST, CONCERT HALL, li No. 111. THIS EVENING, first GRAND CONCERT, from the celebrated IIARZER uud-r the assistance of the grand pianist, PROF.

W. BLAU. Entrance free. if i FIRST GRAM) SOIREK OF THE JOURNEYMEN HORSK-SHOERS' SOCIETY takes place at the New Assembly Itoows. (Main Saloon.) on TIUS (THURSDAY) EVENING.

October Jflth. COUiUTTKK OF A KB A MuKMKa Ttt. J. Mague, Chairman. J.

Coan. T. Moore, J.McUougall, E. Y'ouse, J.Arthur, J. Keating.

J. Wotwn. P. 0 C. Sullivan.

Ballet Master. John Magee; Assistant. Thos. Moore. Prof.

Kalimcr's uiusio Uas been eugaged lor the occasion. Tickets 75 cents, admitting a Gent and Ladles. Positively no Checks at the door. o2 -it: A CT I CI NgTsO I 3. PROF.

CHARLES L. SPIES repctfully announces that his FIRST SOI RE OF THE SEASON will be held on WEDNESDAY. Novemhcr 1st. and continue EVERY WEDNESDAY NIG lit' till the 1st of May next, at CENTRAL HALL. (Corner Baltimore and Charles streets.) B.

The DANCING ACAI'KM is now open for the reception of Scholars. For particulars pluaad apply as shore. o'A 6tj ANNUAL SOIREE OF THE FKlkNDSllll- QUADRILLE ASSOCIATION, at the NKW flHMiin liuu.Ms, on iiiuubUAk ING, Nov. 2, 1S71. icketa 75 cents.

SEV ENTH GRAND HOP OF THE GRKK.N-MOUNT to be held at the NEW ASSKMRI.V MINIS. Min Kaloon. WKDNkH- DA1 BiKMMj.MovpmBer sin. lK.i. TICKETS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS, admitting Gent aud Ladies.

N. B. Look out for Fancy Programmes. o24 5f 1 SS "YK LADIES FAIR DO NOT FORGET" the FIRST GRAND SOIREE OF THE MOUNT CrfS VERNON ASSF.M BUY, to be held at Powhatan HaCL, on MONDAY EVENING. November IJtU, 1H71.

See future advertisement. S4-8f 1 $9 LOOK OUT FOR THE SECOND RAN I) SfS SOIREE OF THE MORNING STAR ASSEM-uSlBLY, to be held at Ckntuai. Hall, corner of Baltimore and Charles streets, MONDAY, October 80th. L. EVERSMANN.

Chairman. o2-5f LOOK OUT FOR THE FIFTH GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF THE ICE DRIVERS' ASSOCIATION. To be held at the NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS on WEDNESDAY. November 1st. 1371.

o2o-7tJ "Ja HICKORY FOREVER! L( )OK OUT for the ft FOURTH GRAND HOP of the HICKORY SO-5fV CIAL CLUB, at the NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS. THURSDAY EVENING. November9. 1S71. Tickets 75 cents, admitting a Gentleman and Ladias.

ott-liu'l DO NOT FAIL TO ATTEND THE I LUST GRAND SOIREK OF THE I KM A SOCIALS," Tn hpM at the kw ASNKMKl.Y ROOMS Saloon.) WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 15, 1H71. Tickets 75 cents, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies. 'oSS-IKf REM RM HER THE FIRST GRAND SOIREE OP THB "MARYLAND PLEASURE ASSOCIATION, to De neiu st tne NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS. oU-tfWff TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 81.

171. PROF. V. B. FRANCE'S DANCING ACADEMY.

nrUTKAl ASSKMB1.Y ROOMS. "if. COR. LEXINGTON AND LIBERTY ALAMU hall. 60 North Republican, near Saratoga VTnrw pnD fnf fh rwOI.Jon of pupils.

or circulars, statins terms aflu feura of tuition, apply or address as above. Private lessons giveu whan required. The above Halls can be rented for Soiree and Private Parties on reasonable terms. o3-eolm. TERPSICHORE HALL DANCING northeast corner of Hanover and Ferru near Hanover Market.

For Gentlemen, Monday and Friday Evenlncs. For Ladles', Misses aud Masters, Wednesday Even lngs. Associations and Private Parties contemplating holding Soirees. Balls, are Invited to examine the above hall and accommodations, will tm found luterior to none iu the city, aud Will be rente on moderate terms. CHAS.

W. TUMBLINSON. FOUR DAYS' RACES AT OKOFF PARK. FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND. OCTOBER Slst.

and NOVEMBER 1st, Sd and 3d. The following Purses will ba given: FIRST DAV-TL KSDAY. October Slst. 1871. MATCH FOR fr-un.

Bet wesa the celebrated horses MOSCOW and JEROME. Lawrence names bl. e- Moscow. J. Grofi names b.

g. Jerome. second day Wednesday, November 1st, 1371. PURSE 75, For fastest horse, mare or gelding. 5 years of age or under, trotting in harness, mile hunts, best two iu three; lirst $10, second 20, third SECOND PURSE $125.

For fastest double team trotting in harness, mild heats, best three In five: first second THIRD DAY THURSDAY. November 2d. 1871. PURSE 75. For fastest running horse, siuele dash.

410 yards: first 150, second 25. SECOND FUKSK 75. For fastest acinar horse In harness, mile heats. best two in three: first HO. second third 15.

FOURTH DAY FRIDAY. Novembtr 1471. PURSE Free for horse, mare or gelding trottlnir In har ness, mile heats, best three In live: first (150, second. Iij, third 2o. tour to enter aud three to start.

SECOND PURSE $100. Free for all horses owned in Frederick county, trotting In harness, mile heats, best three lu five; first $50. second $30, third $'0. Ten per cent, entrance will be charged on all th 4 above Purses. Entrances closed on the first November.

The above Races will be governed by rules uC tba National Association. Admittance to the track 50 cents. I Races to commence at 1 o'clock. I JOSEPH GROFF, Proprietor of Grolf Park. 5 ANNUAL MEETING, 1871.

CLUB. AT P1MLICO COURSE. (NEAR BALTIMORE.) FRIDAY. October 27lh. Selling Race.

Purse $fi30. for Maryland Horses. City Hotel Stakes and Bowie Stakes. Four-mile Heats. SATURDAY.

October 2Sth. HURDLE HANLmoap. central Stakes. CofiSOlatioa Purse. Two-mile Huat Handicap.

FIRST RACE EACH DAY PUNCTUALLY AT ONE O'CLOCK. TICKETS AND BADGES maybe obtained at McCaffrey's Music Store, 20.1 Baltimore street, and at the entrance to the Course. Delay will be avoided by purchasing iu the city. POOLS will be sold at Raine's Hall, corner of Baltimore street and Postoltice avenue, each evening preceding the Races, and at the Course each day ot Race. ODEN BOWIE, President.

J. L. McLANK. Secretary. ol2-l5t: MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.

My FALL MEETING. OCTOBER, 1S71. the uuuerslgned, having leased the furnish members and others visiting ,8 MEALS. LUNCH. WINES AND the be-t qnality and at reasonab'o atV" for Lunch and Z'XVtoSSStft at the 1 rack, at 78 Postolflce.wlll the subscriber ind serv ed at the carriages have prompt Gentlemen can rely ou or-of the rrties ordui Jecule(i you del a being prouii" BALLARD, proprietor Plmlico Track Restaurant.

BILL OF FA RE. flam. Tongue and Beef Sandwiches. Chicken Turkey Sandwiches Broiled Partridge t- Cold Ham, Tongue, Spiced aud Corned Cold Turkey aud Chickeu Fried Oysiers Stewed Oysters Bread and Butter Crackers and Cheese. yy- Roederer Champagne.

Bouche Fila Imperial Pints of each Whisky Sherry Mixed Drinks Plain Drinks Ale 10 cent. 20 cents. 75 cents. Beef .35 cents. 50 cents.

50 cents. 50 cents. 10 cents. 15 cents. 'Quarts.

4 01 2 00 2 00 2 51) 0 20 0 15 0 PI -Quarts, EXCURSION TICKETS FOR JOCKEY CLUB RACES. THE VORTHFRN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY will sell Excursion Tickets from Baltlmorw to Mount Washington and return, at 9 CENTS for Round opoCT0BFR 2uhi 25, 27, and 2Sth. Good only lor the day on which they are issued, on the following trains: Going, 8.S0 A. returning, leave Mt. Washing- returning, leave Mt.

Washing- Returning, leave Mt, Washington nt 6.40 P. M. 12 Noon. TRAINS WILL BERUN FROM AND TO CALVERT STATION. ALFKHD R.

FISKE, Oen'l Sunt. -5t i hD. B. YOUNG. Pen.

Pas. Agt. FOR PIML1CO RACKS. OM I -BUSFS will leave GUY'S MONUMENT HOllSK at 10 A. M.

DAlL during the races. FaraSO ct.o2--' 1 1 1 1 LI BnciAB nablj, nu, i'uuu A M.rll.nn unr tw llllU'lll Imill fAl I line, ror rent tor Balls. Parties, concerw. 4.3? PROPOSAL FOR SCHOOL will be received by the TEXT-BOOK COMMITTEE OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL BO AKD OF HARFORD COUNTY. until the 81st Instant, for furnishing BOOKS and STATIONERY for the public schools of the County for one year from the 1st of November next.

W. w. VIBDIN, THOS. CATHCART, SILAS o25 2tf Lapsldnm. Harford county, Md.

CUTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Baltimobe. October 19, 1871. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until TUESDAY. the 31st instant, at 10 o'clock A.

for the GRADING. CURBING and PAVING of all that part ol CROSS STREET between Perry (now Paca) street and Columbia street. The Contractor or Contractors will be required to enter into bond, with approved security, conditioned for the Grading, Curbing and Paving aforesaid to be executed In strict accordance with the requirements of the ordinance ''Establishing a System lor Grading, Paving and Kepaving the Streets. Lanes and Alleys of the City of Baltimore." By order. GEO.

P. WOOD WARD. o21-eo3t! Clerk to the Cltv Commissioner. BUTCHERS OF BALTIMORE. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office of BALTIMORE CITI JAIL until 12 o'clock NOVEMBER 7TH, to supply the Institution with FRESH BEEF for one year, from November 2, 1871, to November 26, 1872.

The requirements of the Institution are for two hundred aud fifty pounds of Meat, more or less, per day. of the following description, viz: Not more than TWO NECK PIECES of eight pounds each, EQUAL QUANTITIES OF CHUCK RIBS AND SHOULDERS, THICK ENDS OF PLATE AND BRISKET, or ROUND AND VEIN PIECES, shins excluded. The whole of the Beef may be substituted by an equal quantity of Mutton one or two days in the week during the year if It should be desired, or either may be omitted on any day or days of the week when so ordered. The Meat must be the best quality of Its kind. Settlement made monthly in cash.

Bond will be required of the party for faithful compliance with this contract. Address Board of Visitors ot Baltimore City Jail. W. H. PERKINS.

o24-eotN7J President of the Hoard. "jiROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. "STATE Annapolis. October 2. 1871.

SEALF.D PROPOSALS, with accompanying samples, will be received at this Office until the first day of November next, for furnishing the STATION ERY. named in the annexed list, for the usa of the Executive aud Legislative Departments of the State, namely: 70 Reams of Quarto Post white laid Ruled Paper, in quarter reams. 20 Reams of Quarto Post Rllt-edge Ruled Paper, In quarter reams. 20 Reams of Quarto Congress Ruled Paper, In quarter reams. 20 Reams Commercial Note, White Ruled, In quarter reams.

10 Reams Small Note. White Ruled. Iu quarter reams. 10 Reams White Cap, Ruled. 10 Reams Demy Flat.

Ruled to order. 5 Reams Folio Post, Ruled. 10 Reams brown Bank Envelope Paper, best quality, 20 by 27 iucties. 10 Reams Legal Cap. 50 Reams Tissue Paper.

5 Reams Bill Paper. 1 Ream Deed Paper. 120 Gross assorted Steel Pens. 1 Gross Cut and Pressed Glass Inkstairla. 1 Gross Inkstands to order.

15 Gross Red Tape. 10 Gross Lead Pencils. 1 Gross Sand Boxes. 2 Gross Ivory Folders, 8 Inches ia length. 2 Gross Sail Needles.

10 Gross Penholders. 10 Dozen Rubber Pencils. yi Dozen Office Shears, Inches 1n length. 2 Dozen quart bottles best Black Ink. 5 Dozen pint bottles best Black Ink.

15 Dozen half pint bottles best Black Ink. 3 Dozen small bottles Mucilage, for office use, 12 Dozen Paste boards. 35 Pounds best Red Scaling Wax, assorted sizes. 60,000 Assorted Envelopes. The above articles must be of the very best quality, and furnished at such time and in such quantities as may be required.

The State Librarian reserves to himself the right to reiect any article which may not be eqnal to the sample sent. All samples sent must be delivered at the State Library tree of charge. J. H. T.

MAGRUDEK. ol0-2awlt Btate Librarian. CARRIAGES, HORSES, fcc. FOR SALE A large assortment of fine CARRIAGES, both light and heavy, of my own mauuiacture, wnicn i win sen low ior casu or approved paper, at my Repository. 29 North Gay st.

025-11111 HENRY O'CONNFLL. CARRIAGES. FOR SALE A great assortment of new and second-hand CAR RIAGES, of all descriptions, at lesB than cost, for cash or approved paper, at my Repository, 6 South Calvert st. WM. McCANN.

tia3r FOR SALE For want of use. a Jaeeer WAGON, nearly new. built bv Bowers Sons, tin be seen at DOWLINU'S CARRIAGE SHOP on High street, near Gay. o24-3t. JSJiii THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Wtii' FASH ION ABLE CARRIAGES, of every description, new aud second-hand, that can be found in the city, is at the "Monumental City Carriage Repository." No.

21 North Liberty street, at prices that defy competition, 013-lui? H. D. SCHMIDT. EXPRESS WAGOSS. EXPRESS WAGONS, Eil'REbS WAGONS.

A good assortment at 23 per cent, less than other makers. H. RKSH. o2l-lm. 41 Sontn Eutaw st.

JjTn, EXPRESS AND JEHSEY WAGONS-jr5Eaf New and Secoud-hand largest assortment and cheapest in the city, at SI North Liberty street OI7-luij H. D. SCHMIDT. rajn. FOR SALE One HACK, price 75, one gTiSB BUGGY.

t. one ROCK A WAY, 50. and several otner new and second-hand Carriages and Express Wagons. 143 FRANKLIN ST. oj lm'j JjTii, CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

A large ment of New and Second-Hand, of my own manufacture, at lowest rates. M. JSii, EXPRESS WAGONS. JERSEY WAGONS gfifffa and BUSINESS WAGONS, of my own make, tor sale cheap, at No. 4 4 South Eutaw street.

near Pratt. o3-lm5 HENRY RESH. FOR SALE A large assortment of first- i class CARRIAGES, of our own manufao ture, which we will sell at reduced prices for cash or approved paper. 93 west'tayette street. o81-lm'f RIDKLMOSER WF.AT11ERLEY.

JTtii. OAKRIAGRS! CARRIAGES CAR- Wffl' RI Ton and No-Top BCG3IES, Inmn heat I AGGERS. PARK PHAETONS. German- towns, KOCKA WAYS. Pony Fhanons, Market and Jersey Wagons.

Second haud Carriages taken In exchange. Cheap Ior cash or approved paper. GREAT WESTERN CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, 10 North Howard street. 010 lm( CARRIAGES! carriages: The largest assortment of TOP and NO-TOP BUG GIES, JUMP-SEAT JAGGERS, SUNBEAMS, GKR-MANTOWNS, PARK PHAETONS, WAGONETS. JERSEY and MARKET WAGONS in the city, all warranted as represented.cheap for cash or approved GREAT WESTERN CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.

No. ISO North Howard street. oG-lm'a P. D. SCHMIDT.

PS FOR SALE A fine Saddle and Driving cV MARK, (iron gray.) 5 years old: sold for want ol use. Inquire at 40U CATHEDRAL ST. o3(Mft 5 FOR SALE A pair of very stylish, well-matched DRIVING PONIES, one of them an excellent Lady's Riding Horse. Address P. FISHER, 3 a South street.

'o26-2tr SN FOR SALE A No. 1 Brown HORSE, 8 )v vears old, 16 hands high, muscular, sound and gentle, and a good worker; price ti00. Also a new light EXPRESS WAGON, price tS5. with a double set of EXPKKSS HARNESS, nearly new, price 30. Apply at NORTHWEST CORNER EU-TAW AND PRATT STREETS.

o26-3f HOliSES. HORSES. HORSES. Just arrived from Indin.ua. two car loads of THIR TY-SIX (36) HEAD OF HORSES.

MARES AND MULES, among which are some very fine riding, driving aud draft horses, which will be sold very low, to close out, as the owner Intends leaving the city. To be seen at MUHLHOFFEK'S STABLES, 63, 65 and 67 North Calvert Baltimore. HI FOR SALE. Havine finished rny contract with 'William vvTlkius. I will sell six HORSES and two MULES, all prime able workers; eight CARTS and eight Sets of HARNESS, one No.

2 SCOOP, one No. 8 Sinclair PLOW. Shovels, Picks, Straw-Cutter, Feed Boxes. and about three thousand feet of good Lumber; also one Family CARRIAGE in good order, made by McCaun. Apply at the BRICK YARD, near Wlltielin's Hotel and Drove Yard, West Pratt street.

Terms cash, or good paper. WM. HARPER. OR SALE A beautiful Iron-Gray Trot-Afyting MARE, (time 2.4!i.) six years old, 14 hands high. Has not a blemish or imperfection.

Reason for selling, want of use. Can be seen at Kearney's Stables, CENTRX S-Baltimore. oaC-2tr Hill sack Thirty head of first-class iLheavy draft and carriage HORSES. Apply to olO-lm' 138 South Exeter street. WINTERING FOR HORSES A few HORSES will be taken to winter and well cared for.

Charge moderate. Address L. R. jnhv-COMER. Octorara Lane county.

Pa. References Bowen fc Mercer. Stouebraker fe aud Hor.Kins. Harden Kemp. 09-I'if FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE On reason able terms.

TEN HEAD OF HORSES; also a Mare with foal, i'air trial allowed. Apply at 133 ENSOR ST. o.o-t'1-, FOR SALE Pair of young MAKES: color, brown and iron erav. six years old. warrant ed souud and not afraid of cars: both fine single dri vers, aud very fast CARRIAGE, new AGGER WAGON, SLEIGH.

Bells. Robes, Apply at 9 SOUTH or 850 North Calveitst. ai-Bf CN FOR SALE At MILLER'S HOTEL STA- BLKS. corner of Paca and German streets. twenty-five DRIVING and DRAFT HORSES.

Also two Blooded COLTS. This stock haa Just arrived ana win oe soiu at low prices. iM-ai- CONCORDVILLE URSERIES. 100,009 i peach Trees, orchard varieties, very thriiiy. Largest stock of Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Trees, Vine-.

Plants, Send for catalogues. CHA3, P. PETERS, Concordville. Delaware Pa. o2a-Tt ng, DUTCH FLOWWBULKST HYACINTHS.

TULIPS. CROCUS. NARCISSUS. superior njd low prices. J.

BOLGIANO son 03-lm 88 Calvert stree vcornerof ater st. wTTltE STONE DINNER bK is. tn na 50. 3 south Calvert street. aj5dm': STONE AND EARTHENWARE.

ur PURINE SONS. ANU FACT UR KRS, 711 and 713 West Baltimore St. NEW GOODS AND LOW Glass and Queensware.and all kinds of House furnishing Goods at the lowest prices. GEK HARDT liOl North Gay street. Special inducements to beginners.

oll-lm 1 1 VISITOUSS TI) THE VIRGINIA STATE FAIR. THE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Arrangements have been made by which 1'EU-SONS VISITING THE FAIR, by paying lull fare. $3 50. from Baltimore to Richmond, will.be l.E-TURNED FREE, by presenting certificates sigucd bv the Secretary of the Society, which form ol certificate the passenger will aak fiom the ageut when he buys his ticket. 1 tr-xiT For further information apply at 144 Lioiil STREET WHARF.

SAMUEL G. GRAS 1 o24-tO30 General Agent. On HAND A STOCK OF TlIE BEST FINE GROUND VIRGINIA SUMAC, received direct from mill at Richmond, and Tor sale In lots to suit, at manufacturer's price. Purity and excel "jnc of quality vnnrnntped TATE. MULLKR eo251m) 88 South Gay street.

HROMOS. CHROMOS. CHROMOS. HOUV a a aiint.iMK chkohos. the Changed Cross and Faithful Crowned, an ornament and sermon com bined.

Don't fall to purchase, ttieoi. Sola IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. ORGANIZED IN 1803. CAPITAL, (Gold.) 98,000,000. IN VESTED IN THE UNITEDBIATIS3 8UV.UUU.

The IMPERIAL, from Its long and successful ca reer of over seventy years. In the commercial metropolis of the world, and its large goid capital, of- iers special inaucements to aucu as wisn to insure dwelling- houses for terms of vears. or anv descrin- tiou of buildings or merchandise, from Having wiiuarawn us agency irom tne btate or Illinois near two vears ago. the Imperial Comnanv has escaped from losses, except for a light amount, by the recent calamitous fire at Chicago. Agent for the State of Maryland.

012-eotNllr) Corner South and German sts. AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, OFFICE, No. 6 SOUTH STREET, Insures against loss or damage bv fire at home nr abroad. JAMES L. ARMSTRONG.

President. DrRtcrrroRS! Wm. DevTles. iWm. J.

Riemnn. John Ahern. Jos. J. Turner.

Win, Buehler. Wm. Hy. Welsh, Chas. W.

Slagle. Webb, Frank Burns, John J. Maulaon Ernest Knahe. 1 1 1 v. Groverman.

John K- Cox, I David Carson. IA. J. Miller. G.

N. Mackenzie, Edmund Wolf, W. H. Abrahams, James Webb, (Geo. H.

Berry, Wm. S. Young, O. A. EiUIHUUUHUUI I VV 111.

bCOlOSS. eolN15ir VICTOR CLUNET. Secretary. BALTIMORE FIRK INSURANCE COMPANY, W.CnsNESor South a vn Witkk th lithed upward of half a Century, insures against loss or damage by fire, in the City or Coantry, on the Tariousdescriptions ol' property. This Company also Issues PERPETUAL or PERMANENT POLICIES nnARTi OP UIBEOrnKB.

Geo. R. Vlckers. .1 rancls T. King.

IT. Robt. Jenkins. Fr. W.

Alrlcks. iHenrv Carroll. Ic. M. Stewart.

David S. Wilson, Rich. S. Steuart I B. F.

Newcomer, J. Pennington, Wui. H. Brune, lOrville Horwitz, Israel Cohen, iHer. Von Eantt.

I Wm. W. Taylor. eOIIIT WEDEKICA WOOD WORTH. Sec y.

MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. Office N. E. coknkb skoond Stuekt and Post- "1-Fir-K AVKNUB. Insures against loss bv Are.

In the cltv or country. on reasonable terma. iv. miijivr Jrresiueut. K.

J. BAKER, Vice-President. BOA HI) Or DIBKCT0K8. Wm. Hopkins, Richard J.

Baker, Samuel Stein, Chas. H. Koons. Ira C. Canneld.

w. w. spenne, Solomon King, jonn Dooier, Wm. H. Millikin, If.

cooper. jonn r. vviiey. K. W.

Robinson. eotomr GEO. R. MUSSELMAN, Secretary. ARFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANX BALTIMORE, OFFICE No.

31 SOUTH STREET, (OVEB THIED NATIONAL BANK.) HOAKU OF Thomas Russell, Joseph Fink. Uas. A. Wilson. K.G.Penrose, iF.

S. Reed, C. L. Oudesluys. D.

Towner, IThoa. R. Coward. H. O.

ConneU. S. Norwood. tRobeit Y. Wllaon, G.

S. Haines. E. Cover Cos, I Nathan Koop, H. Stockbridze.

vtlAi.lrburn. I Isaac F. Dixon. (1. Ur.ifv.r-d.

ChauncyBrooks.8amuel Canhy. I l.v am IS Comxgts, Secretary. Insures against Loss or Damage by Fire in the City orCountry.at lowest rates. tf fPHE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. ESTABLISHED IN 1825, OJftci on the Northeast corner of South and Second streets.

Insures all kinds of property at home or abroad, against loss by lire, on verv favorable terms. BO ABO OF rIRKCTOBS. Aug. J. Albert, J.

M. Anderson, Geo. Franck, j. u. aiingiuu, Fred'k Achey, T.

W. Levering, Geo. J. Appoid. Joshua Drvden.

w. uennett. :j.j."a. ouuiwi Samuel Hart, anies Lucas. Hugn cotton, Jos.

J. Taylor, John G. Reaney, Austin Jenkins, H. R. Loudermau John M.Galt, Herman J.

Kelts, John Boyd. Wm. Simraa, Wm. H. Stran.

J. G. Ramsay, James Mver. John Cuah1nr. George W.

Mendes I. Cohen, treo. a. uiosou. Caleb parks.

Jas. M. Jackson. eotfrt J. MARSHALL WINCHESTER, Sec'y.

ASSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE CO Office No. 4 South St Cash Capital SW2.500. Insures Property, in or out of tlce city, on favoraole terms. THOMAS, FLACK, President. DIRECTORS.

And. A. Hack, J. C. Wheeden, James Young, K.

C. Mason. IN. Walker, Allen Paine, Josh, Vansant, Sam'l Kirk. Jos.

Grinsfelder. Francis Burns, Lancaster Ould, Edward Connolly, Jacob Trust, Jas. W. Flack, bam jwaccuooin. JOHN DUKEHART.

Secretary. UNION FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, OFFICE, No. 4" SECOND STREET. Baltimore. August 1.

1S71. INSURE PROPERTY AGAINST FIRE, in aud out of the city, at fair rates. biu. v. WAitjU.

irrcsiueut. DlBBCTOKS. Wm. Bridges. IJohn G.

Hewes. IS. M. Shoemaker Chauncy BrooksJJohn E. Hurst.

Hv. S. Shryock, Jno. Coates. (Jos.

Matthews. John Turnbull, James A. Garey, Simon Parkhurst G. W. Ward.

a-eotAUi. ti jtt. v. ai ark. Acting aee y.

IJOTOMAC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF OFFICE. No. 3 Marble Building, Postofflce avenue. SuoscrlDeo capital Chartered capital Assets $165,4:12 77. Board of Directors.

I. W. JEWETT. Pres't. SAM'L TO WNSEND, V.

P. Thomas Ellis. James M. TIernau. G.

G. Hipsley, Wm. D. Shurtz. iThos.

Whelan.Jr. A. H. Reip, C. Lewis Dunlap.

John Moore. Isaac Albertson, Jacob Burrough.l Wm. Bowers. oii-iui- OAaiii oi. UKUuir.1 secretary.

DIVIDENDS, NORMAL PERMANENT fSA VING3 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. At a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on Monday last, a Cash Dividend of Twelve Per Cent, for the past year was declared two per cent, for the reserve (una and ten per cent, to holders of unredeemed shares. The same will be payable at the office of the Asso ciation on and after MONDAY EVENING, October 3itn. 1871. By order.

ALEX. HAMILTON, 26-3f secretary. 1 SPECIAL NOTICE! BALTIMORE CITY STOCK A GOOD AND BECCKE 1JX Li Yes: but Trifi nrir.e ig a erreat deal hlsrher than that of the Western Maryland Bonds guaranteed by Baltimore city, which every one knows to be just as legally IHUUlll. 1. I lit UIL, li.i iOiu aregooa kuallt uujj bucicwie BL'Y THE CHEAPEST.

For sale. Sinn.AAft WESTERN MARYLAND MORTGAGE BONDS, endorsed by Baltimore city. Price 91 and accrued interest. rio commissions cnargen. ApDiy promptly ij JOHNSTON BROS.

Baukers. tO20r. 198 Baltimore street. J. TOKMEY STOCK BROKERS, Ko.

88 STREET. Orders for Stocks and Bonds executed In this and other markets. o7-tmt C1KNTKAL SAVINGS BANK, 33 LEXIXUTOll t'harlea. DeDoaits received dally, on interest, from 10 to 1 o'clock. All earnings go to the depositors.

FRANCIS T. KING, President. JOHN CUKLKTT, vice-rresident. DIRECTORS. Geo.

W. Corner, IFred. W. Brune, 1 Jesse Tyson, w.B. Canneld, Robert Turner.

Daniel J. roiey. J.B.Seidenstrick-Wm. Numsen. ID.

L. Bartlett, J. M. Orem, er.Thos. J.

Wilson, J.F. Monmouier, Wm. Bridges. Wm. Geo.

A. rope. Geo.Sanders, James Carey, Christian ax, Chas. J. Baker, German H.Hunt.j J.

K. McCulloh. CU-tl? JAMna VAltlll.jitH treasurer. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. THE COPARTNERSHIP OF ADDISON BOS-X HAMMER is this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent.

The business will be conducted hereafter by GEO. C. ADDISON who win settle up me oia business. GEO. C.

ADDISON. HENRY C. BOSHAMMEK. October 7, 1971. o28-3f 'PHK COPARTNERSHIP heretolore existing in the 1 name of E.

M. HEALY CO. la hereby D18- SOLVED by mutual consent. ED. M.

HEALY will pay all debts of the late firm, and receive all bills due the same. E. M.ONIoN. a. en.

he jji; I HEREBY RECOMMEN my grandson to the large patronage bet towed on the lute firm, I oping a continuance of the same. E. M. ONION. Baltimore, October 25th, 1871 o26Sf VV EDDING PRESENTS.

A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK Just opened THIS DAY. by LARMOUR tJlOr 193 West Baltimore street. EW JEWELRY. DIAMOND. PEARL, STONE-CAMEO.

CORAL, TRUSCAN, ENAMELED. JET AND PLAIN GOLD JEWELRY. A handsome stock-, for sale low, by LARMOUR tJlOV 195 West Baltimore street. JJUGHISISSON, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, Corner North and Monument Streets, importer and dealer in foreign and domesticTmarble. Has now on band a large aud well selected stock Of MANTELS.

MONUMENTS. GRAVESTONES, STATUARY. VASK9. TILE. ETC.

Having erected a large mill on the latest and most approveu plan, i am now prepared to lurniHii Trade. Cabinetmakers and others with MARBLE AND SLABS to order, at short notice, and atthe LOWEST KATES. LART NOTICE. ANKAU KRUKGER, FRESCO AND ENCAUSTIC PAINTERS, have REMOVED from 99 North Howard street to 1S2 MULBERRY STREET. N.

B. We are prepared to fill any contracts In our Art in Churches, Hotels, Halls, private Residences, as our contract iu Barnum's City Hotel la di awing to a close. Baltimore, October 2, 1871. o6-lm( WA. TAKBUTTON.

-TUNER OF PIANO-FORTES AND PARLOR ORGANS. Orders left at the following Music Stores: H. Mc-Catl'rey, Wm. C. Miller, George WUlig Co.

and Benteeu's Piano and Organ Warerooms, 80 West Fayette will receive promptattention. Reference William Knabe 350 West Baltimore street. CHART SON'S OAL OFFICE REMOVED irom Cathedral street to the CORNER OF GARDEN AND PRESTON STREETS, just one square north of Richmond Market, where thev hope to see their old cash customers and new ones, promising to supply lirst qualities of coal anu wool! at lowest market rates. Orders through the mail or left at Messrs. Sinclair No.

7 North Charles street, will have prompt attention. WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP IS SOMETHING NEW AND GOOD. If you soak your clothes filteen minutes or more in a strong cold or warm suds (not hot) made with this soan. saueeze out and rinse ttiorouzhlv. repeat ing the operation with other clothes in the same suds as oiten as you use, you win oe surpnseu me economy of time, labor, soap and perfection of the work.

Do this and vou will have no other. Give it a lair trial. Sold by all Grocers. 82-lml 1ETHESDA MINERAL SPRING WATER. IS OF WAUKESHA.

WISCONSIN la fast hponmlnp the main reliance in the curing of those hitherto intractable complaints. Diabetes aud Brijrht's Disease. In Inflammation of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs relief ib always experienced in a few hours. Dropsy and Uric Acid Deposits effectually cured. Also, as an Alterative Tonic to Stomach and Liver, is unsurpassed by any known water.

olO-lm" ISAAC K. BEAM. General Agent. JEWELRY. G.

A. BAKER. WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER of GOLD also a large assortment of SILVER FINGER KINGS, at No. 135 NORTH THIRD STREET, up stairs, Philadelphia. o2a-lin REMOVAL.

RS. IRELAND has removed her CLOTHING and VARIETY STORE from 91 North Eutaw ssreet to the northwest corner of EUTAW and NEW No. 14a. where she will be glad to see all who may favor her with a call. o20-6f 1 HOOVER'S GREAT CHROMOS "The Changed Cross'' and "Faithful Crowned," the most ap-nrnnrinrp PRKSRNT for thft romingr Holidays.

For 1 eaje by all Dealers ou CU5 UWioiaUUji ruu.qlti-liu.. ELECTION NOTICE. The annual meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS or the FOUNTAIN HOTEL COMPANY OF BALTIMORE will be held tn the HoteLon MONDAY, November 6th. between the hours of 11 A. M.

and 1 P. lor the election of ten DIRECTORS for the ensuing year. KOBERT HOOPER. 25-Ilf Secretary. J7 LECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the qualified Voters of the city of Baltimore that an ELECTION will be held in said city ou the TUESDAY NEXT after the first Monday of November, 1871, for GOVERNOR OF THE STATE. For COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY. For ATTORNEY GENERAL. For SHERIFF OF BALTIMORE CITY. 1 For STATE'S For CITY SURVEYOR.

For JUDGES OF THE ORPHANS' COURT. For SENATOR FOR FIRST LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT. For SENATOR FOB THIRD LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT. For SIX MEMBERS FOR FIRST LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT. For SIX MEMBERS FOR SECOND LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT.

For SIX MEMBERS FOR THIRD LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT. AUGUSTUS ALBERT, ol3-tEt Sheriff. EDUCATION. SUMNER PRENTICE, TEACH AR OF PIANO. Residence, No.

814 EAST BALTIMORE near Broadway. o26-3tj MISS FOTHERG1LL WILL REOPEN HER SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, 87 McCULLOH STREET. SEPTEMBER 18. 1S71. For particulars apply at the School.

CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS. No.78 Read Street. C. POWELL GRADY. M.

(University of Virginia,) Principal; GEO. A. WITTE. A. (Go'ttiugen.) Assistant.

PEMBROKE SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Nos. 187, 189 and 191 MADISON AVENUE. Baltimore. A SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

riiOF. JAMES C. KINEAK, A. Principal. Accommodation unequalled.

MONUMENTAL INSTITUTE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. 35 CATHEDRAL STREET. Duties resumed SEPrEM-BEIilSth. A full corps of popular Teachers and Professors In every department. OlMuiT A.

MATCHETT. Principal. GEORGE A. WITTE gives PRIVATE INSTRUCTION In the German, French, Greek and Latin Languages, and in Mathematics, In the Building behind the Church southwest corner of Saratoga and Fremont streets. Inquire from 5 to 8 P.

or address a note to 4 NORTH HOWARD ST. 828-lnf) MARYLAND ACADEMY OF ART, 34 MULBERRY ST. The Session of the MARYLAND ACADEMY OF ART will commenca on the 15TH OF SEPTEMBER. rupl is may procure their tickets on any Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday Irom thla date. Programmes to be had at the Academy.

s-l-iu' 1NGLESIDK SEMINARY. A HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, -Near Catonsvllle. aud six miles from Baltimore. The twenty-seventh annual session will commence September 13th. For circulars apply to CUSH1NGS BAILEY.

262 Baltimore street, or to Miss MARIA GIBSON. CatonsvUle Post office, Baltimore county, Maryland. tNol, if mt. vernon institute. English and french boarding and day school for young ladies and little GIRLS, No.

4G Mt. Vernon Place. MRS. MARY J. JONES, assisted by Mr.

Lewis C. Brickenstein, Madame de Monfort, M'lle Legerju and a large number of Professors and Teachers. The advantages of this school for a liberal education a nd for home comlorts, are unsurpassed. There is an advanced class connected with the school, of graduates and others, who wish to continue the study of Belle-Lettresand the Languages. The Eleventh Annual Session will commence on WEDNESDAY, September 20th.

Circulars cad be had at the Book Stores and from the Principal, MRS. MARY J. JONES, No. 4i Mt. Vernon Place.

a3-3nio GROCERIES, FRUIT, fcc. SALT AFLOAT. 3,500 sacks Gronnd Alum and 2.820 sacks Evans's Fine SALT, now landing from bark Prince Alfred, and for Bale In lots to suit, by Ai X. KERR 41 South St. oiMm'! SALT AFLOAT.

2,500 sacks Deakins' fine and 2.000 sacks G. A. SALT, now landing Ex "Grecian" from Liverpool, for sale tn lots to suit by I. THUS. DAVIS fc 2S-12f .49 South up stairs.

SWEET CIDER. Just received. 25 barrels of prime NEW YORK SWEET CIDER. For sale by LEWIS ELMER SON. Nos.

1 and 2 O'Donnell's wharf. o26-3f (Frederick-street dock.) JUST RECEIVED A floe lot of Malaga, Delaware, Catawba snd Isabella GRAPES; BANANAS: also large lot of very fine PEARS, and the best assortment of French and Plain CANDIES and NEW FIGS at the very lowest rates, at M. PISANI'S. o2t-3t; 117 West Baltimore street. Aff BBLS.

NEW LABRADOR HKKRINGS TUU Jubi landiug and for sale by HUNTEMCLLER COUSINS. No. 55 South street. IOCil BBLS. NEW EASTERN jOUU Prime, and at low prices.

HERRINGS HUNTEMCLLER CODSINS, No. 53 South street. OLLAND GIN VERY FINE AND OLD. for Medicinal purposes, ior sale oy ja.viiiv i. urn Importers and Retailers.

o20-ltr No. 14 West Baltimore street. MINCEMEAT! NINETEENTH SEASON. FISHER'S UNRIVALED MINCEMEAT. Its superiority Established.

In barrels, kezs. pails, Principal Depot, A. FISHR SON, o26-lltr0 39 Pennsylvania avenue. fPHE UNDERSIGNED invite the attention of the J. Grocery Trade to a new article of Polishing Soap just ready for the market, a superior article, at a low price, called JOHNSON'S EUASIYK POLISHING SOAP.

HASKELL. LYON Manufacturers. o2G-5tr 33 South Eutaw st. rr year OLD GRAY WHISKY. Purity and aee For sale in lots to suit the trade, by xf i o.

nniil. tic o25-4f 5 Spear 's wharf. CI ROBERT SMITH'S CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA XX ALE. In bbls. and half constantly for sale by W.

COUGHLAN. Sole Agent. Nos. 6S and 71 South Central nrenue, lately Canal street. tOSlLr SALT AFLOAT 15.110 bushels T.

I. SALT and 2,430 sacks EVANS FINE SALT, now landing from ivessels "Penibrolte" and "Sea Gem," for sale, in lots to suit by I. THOS. DAVIS 017-lSf 49 South street, (up stairs.) A THE AGENCY OF TMORE'S MINCEMEAT. The trade supplied at manufacturer's prices, by MclLWAINE MAGRAW.

58 S. Calvert o2l-12f I Manufacturer' Agents. IN EW CROP CAROLINA RICE for sale by W. CARVEL HALL. ol9-7f 75 Smith's wharf.

S8100 SAVED. AVE TOUR Money. if you want to Save Money in buying Fresh Meats, eo to SAMUEL FOX. No. 277 ORLEANS Broadway, Where you can Ket First Cuts of Roast BEEF at 12K cents per lb.

Second Cuts of Roast BEEF at 10 cents per lb. Third Cuts ot Roast BEEF at 8 cents per lb. Soup Meat from 7 to 10 cents per lb. Do not forget the place. SAMUEL FOX, o21-lmt No.

877M Orleans st- near Broadway. PROFESSIONAL. DR. GEO. HEULING, having returned from resume the practice of his Profession the TREATMENT OF EYE AND EAR DISEASES.

Office hours from 11 A. M.to 3 P.M., at No. 66 NORTH CHARLES STREET. o24-6f TFKISBY HENDERSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Has REMOVED his Office to 48 SARATOGA second door west of St.

Paul. AND LEECHING K.J and leeches for SALE BY BKYSON GILL SON. oll-lm 56 South Sharp St. AVID A. BURR.

SOLICITOR OF PATESNT AND A TTORNh rand CUUNSELLUU IN PATEN CASJZS. Washington Citt. D. C. FOR SALE.

lOR SALE A Large, Life Size INDIAN FIGURE. Apply to E. S. VAN WITSEN, No. 38 North Eutaw street.

170R SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A PHOTO-? GRAPH GALLERY, a PHOTOGRAPHIC CAR. with Instruments, in complete order. Address Sun office. 2i-5t ITiOR SALE The Furniture and Business of a DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT, in a good location, now doing a good business. There are five gentlemen lodgers in the house; the party are going to leave tue city, inquire at onice.

044-ai-: J7OH SALE A STEAM-ENGINE and BOILER, complete, five-horse power. Can be seen running in tne rrmting onice, corner oi German and cat vert streets. JAS. LUCAS SON. o7-2aw9t.

tjs. FOR SALE The SCHR. AKR1ANNA. 5'i burthen, (new measurement,) capacity 3HSE 3,000 bushels. A.

NF.EDHAM 65 SONS. o21-Cf 142 Light-street wharf. OK SALE OR CHARTER Steam Yacht STAR OF THE SEA. suitable for light towing or pleasure purposes. Inquire of W.

BLOT- KAMP. 86Q East Lombard St. 17-12f FOR SALE One-Bixth interest in the "Steamshins FALCON and SEA GULL. now forming part of the BALTIMORE and CHARLES TON RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE. Inquire of CHAS.

J. M. GWINN. Acting Administrator of Robert G. Rieman, O20-2aw3w? 41 St.

Paul street. Baltimore. PIANOS, fcc. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND 5 tf SECOND-HAND PIANOS, from upwards, or to rent on reasonable terms, at WM. F.

THIEDE'S. 57 North Eutaw street. o20-6fjr ORGANS Just received, a fine lot of 1, 1 V'l, 3. 6 and 8 Stop. Some at tW, $90.

J100 and $125, warranted equal, if not superior, to any made. STIEFF, 9 North Liberty street. u-n ajn piajmos, nrst-ciass. or orwall makes: some at S50. 75.

100. 125, $150, $175, tM): some little used $275; one fiUU, used but three months, very low. STEIFF'S. 9 North Liberty street. STIEFF'S NEW SCALE PIANOS are now pronounced to be equal, if not superior, to any made.

In power of tone, touch and durability they cannot be surpassed, and as I am uuder no rent and expense, I can and will sell at lower rates than any other house in the city. STIEFF, 9 North Liberty St. CUICKERING PIANOS. OTTO SUTKO, 189 West Baltimore street. nnrrf o6-lm0 a GEORGE WOODS CO Mf 'o 1 ORGANS.

The beat now made. Every Organ guaranteed for fir years. Call and examine them. Liberal discount to clergymen and seminaries. OTTO SUTRO.

o6-lm0 No. 189 West Baltimore street. STOVES, FURNACES, fcc. MORNING GLORY. BASE-BURNING PARLOR HEATERS, STOVES.

FURNACES. For sale by EDMUND WOLF SON. tN2r northeast corner Light and Lombard sts. STOVES! FURNACES! RANGES! The finest stock of COOKING STOVES: the best Parlor Stoves and Grates; Xhilson's. American.

Defiance and other first-class RANGES for families aud hotels: cinison cone FURNACES for heating buildings: Bosley's Patent Steam and Water HEATING APPARATUS; Tinned and Enamelled Ware. Repairs for Stoves and Furnaces kept on hand, and for sale by J. WEAtherby sons. tFlOr. Nos.

11 and 13 North Liberty st. FELDPUSH GRUSS. MERCHANT TAILORS. 11 GERMAN (Successors to Martin Schauer.) A good fit guaranteed, and all craws promptly at-teuJedU. (Ci'Wi EW STORE.

HOUSEFURNISHING DRY GOODS, CAKPETING3. ETC. N. B. KOYSTON.

(Late of the Arm of Royston Bros, ft HAS OPENED A HOUSEFURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT AT Ko. 6 KORTH CHARLES STREET, three doors from Baltimore Where Families, Hotels, Churches, Steamers and Societies can be supplied with every variety of FUR-NISHING DRY GOODS, and all kinds of CARPET-1NGS. from the lowest price to the finest imported, any of which will be upholstered, if purchasers desire. The very Lowest Prices marked In plain fig-gures on every article, from which there will be no abatement. DISCOUNT made to Wholesale Buyers.

o20-3tr! MJUST RECEIVED. ERINO UNDERWEAR. VERY CHEAP. Ladies' MERINO VESTS, beautiful, only Children's MERINO VESTS at 45, 50. 60.

cts. Ac. Gentlemen's MERINO VESTS at 75c, SI, SI 25, SI 50. EXTRA QUALITY CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, only $1. Ladles' ENGLISH HOSE.

30 cents, worth 40. Children's ENGLISH HOSE. 20. 25. 80 cents.

Children's COi'TON HALF HOSE, (full regular,) 10 and 15 cent9. (great bargains.) NEEDLEWORK EDGE, three yards tor 25 cts. -ALSO. AUCTION BARGAINS IN TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE DAMASK, Ac. at 028-2t ED.

ELLIOTT'S, 126 Lexington St. HEAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS. COLORED SATINE9 at 50 cents, worth 62. i'f il LI7f 4 'I'f MIil rfl i. vuLiunci oniu'iiii at ccins.

wui in i KEFS, MERINOS, CASHMERES, ETC. At Extremely Low Prices. CHAS. SIMON A SONS, o26-ltrl No. 63 North Howard street.

PLEASE REMEMBER we are still making to order and guaranteeing a perfect fit the finest WHITE SHIRTS, made in the most elegant manner, of Wamsutta or New York Mills Muslin, and finest Llneu Bosoms, for ti 25. Only 11 25 for the finest ordered Shirts, at MEGINNISS'S. No. 6 PostotUce avenue. oati-2trll 4Q BLACK SILKS REDUCED to ti: $1 50 Lyons c)0 Silk Poplins reduced to SI: $1 Black Alpaca reduced to 62 cents, at MEGIN ISS'S, Io26-ltr 87 West Baltimore street.

NEW ALL WOOL PLAIDS, very handsome, 50 cents, worth 75, just in from auction; Black and White Plaids 45 cents, worth 75. at oiM-ltr MEGINNISS'S, 87 West Baltimore St. STRIPED POPLINS. 18 CENTS, WORTH 31. Yard-wide SATTEEN, 25 cents, worth 87.

75-cent Black and White Plaid SERGE for 40 cts. 75 cent Black ALPACA reduced to 50 cents. 75-cent All-Wool POPLINS reduced to 60 cents. 026-2tr. At MEGINNISS'S, 87 West Baltimore st.

AUCTION BARGAINS AT MEGINNISST3l BLACK VELVETEEN 75 worth $1. BLACK VELVETEEN 87 worth SI 50. WHITE BLANKETS 5 a pair, worth S6. Heavy WHITE BLANKETS only 5 a pair. 025-2 At MEGINNISS'S, 87 W.

Baltimore st. BARGAINS IN BLACK CLOTHS AND DOESKINS. Mourning Silk at 2, worth ft 50: all-wool Cassimers, cheap. Also, great bargains In Black Alpacas, at UHLEK'S. 162 Franklin street.

oKMui EKMODE 138 FAYETTE STREET, Have a large new stock of desirable Goods, selling tbem at the following low prices: Berlin White and Black ZEPHYR. 17 cts. per 0Z. Berlin Colored 19 cents per ounce. Germantown Superior Quality.

12H cts. per ounce. 6 Quires Fine NOTE PAFER for 25 cents. 5 do. Best Quality NOTE PAPER for 00 cents.

5 Packs Fine ENVELOPES for 25 cents. 8 do. Best ENVELOPES for 25 cents. Large Size BREAKFAST SHAWLS. Super Fancy WOOL GAITERS 75.

87 and $1. 8doz.Fine Quality Pearl SHIRT BUTTONS for 25 cents. WHALEBONE CORSETS, best French, 75 cents. Best Black Silk Velvet RIBBONS, very cheao. o3-lmt KEKMOOE 138 Fayette St.

10-4 TWILLED COTTON SHEETING. Received a further supply of very substantial 10-4 TWILLED COTTON SHEETING, particularly suited for irinter tise, fully twice the value of any other Cotton Sheeting, and at about the same price. On hand. DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS of all widths and kinds. American and English CANTON FLANNELS.

Plain and Twilled WOOL FLANNELS, of every width, kind and price. XAliLHi AJNU riA-NU UU EKS. LACE CURTAINS. LINEN GOODS. AKD HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Generally.

So misrepresentation allowed by onr salesmen. and the best value given to all buyers. Oit-e02trj HAMILTON IL ASTER BOMS. TO THE LADIES. RECEIVED A hsndsoine assortment of MOURNING GOODS and FANCY TIES.

MRS. J. AL- BERT DUSHANE. 96 Lexington street. If! PASSAMENTEKIE TRIMMINGS, with snd without Beads: Black Silk Fringes.

BUTTONS and Loup3. TRIBLE, 34 North Charles st. o20-3t; FRENCH SHELL JEWELRY. French GILT JEWELRY, BLACK JEWELRY. Japanese Jewelry.

ust opened. TRIBLE. 34 North Charles st. o2-3t: C10LORED SILK FRINGES, BUTTONS AND GIMPS GILT BUTTONS AND GILT LACES. SISCO 50 North Charles St.

-Branch Store. Exeter one door from Gay. PATTERNS OF GARMENTS for Ladies'. Misses and Children. oiG-2t SHELL AND JET JEWELRY.

HELL AND JET JEWELRY, EARDROPS. BROOCHES, BRACELKTS. NECKLACES. LOCKETS. OF REAL SHELL AND WHITBY JET.

New and beautilul styles, at low prices, by GEARY WE ALE. o2S-4tr 169 West Baltimore street. FOR IMPARTING A SUPERIOR WHITENESS TO CLOTHING without injury, for avoiding the unnleasantness of steam in the house on wash day. and for savinir of time and labor, use WARF I ELD'S COLD WATER SOAP. Use warm water, not hot.

but do not boll the clotnes. see directions on eacu wrapper. Sold by all grocers. o20-5tr 33 South Eutaw st. YaVIu.s iia.dk CLOTH JACKETS AND POLONAISE, ELABORATELY TRIMMED IN MOST EXQUISITE TASTE.

AND PERFECT NOVELTIES OF BEAUTY, will be opened THIS morning, br liOYSTON BAYLES, o25-3trI 94 North Charles St. CI SCHUCKING, MANUFACTURER OF IMITATION HAIR GOODS, No. 79 LEXINGTON STREET. The place where the most perfect imitation of Hair is to be had. Just out.

the latest novelty, the FRENCH TWIST. Patent Thread switches, tiair Rolls. wholesale and retail. o25-6f I ij2 white shirts: white ishu.id: 32. Made of good material.

FOR ONLY $2. We would call your attention to our POINTED YOKE SHIRTS. Which we make to order. FIT GUARANTEED. We out the best Linen and Musiin in our ordered Shirts.

E. SEIBEKT. o24-3f 33 west tsaitunore STreec. ERY FASHIONABLE TOILET ARTICLES. JET SLIDES ENGLISH JET JEWELRY.

FRENCH SHELL JEWELRY. FOR DRESSES. JET ORNAMENTS FOR HATS. SOLID GOLD PLATED FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN JEWELRY.

Perfect finish, made by the same Artisfs icho manu facture the most expensive JEWELRY. The de- more. KWAIIIB'B, o24-6t! 37 North Charles street. HE PLACE. AND ONLY FLACK IN BALTIMORE, TO DUX REAL ANU IMUAHUil HAIR GOODS In an endless variety of Styles, And KID GLOVES, 75 cents to $1 23, SHELL, JET ANDGILT JEWELRY, AH cheaper than the cheapest prices.

Is at MARTIN EMERICH'3 HAIR FACTORY AND DEPOT. 98 Lexington street, S. W. corner Liberty. HAIR GOODS MADE TO ORDER.

o24 31 LADIES can be taught to Cut and Fit by MAD. JEAN THAYER 3 DRESSMAKER'S SYSTEM with ease. Satisfaction gmiranleed. Patterns cut. Inquire 87 N.

HOWARD near saratoga.oaj-af.- XTEW AND USEFUL SWAYNE'S. 37 N. Charles St. o24-3t WAS11STAND SCRE EMBROIDERED. only tl MADAME JEANNERET.

83 NORTH CHARLES has now a full assortment of imported BONNETS AND HATS, selling at moderate prices. Bride orders promptly attended to. o23-lm. MRS. E.

E. STANSBURY. 73 West Baltimore teaches the Excelsior System of Dress-Fitting by Measurement. Dresses Cut and Basted. Patterns cut to order, warranted to fit.

Up stairs. 016-lm. MRS. YELL AND, 252 NORTH GAY cuts Dresses and Patterns by the Eureka system and Shirts by the Great American. Ageuts wanted.

All the Latest Fashions received monthly. 11-iin MOURNING CRAPE. This method of renewing and crimping Crape is not equalled in the country. MRS. JONES, 246 Park avenue.

Agency, 61 North Charles street. s28-lm. TECEIVED A large and choice assortment of I LACE GOODS. Tassled and Plain Ties, Ribbons. French Gilt, Shell and Jet Jewelry.

Chenelle. Dotted Veil Net, Kid Gloves, Fans aud Fancy Articles generally. RUTLEDGE'S. o24-5f 83 North Charles street. VrOVELTIES.

TN VELVKT CLOAKS AND OVERDEESSS. BEAVER SACQDES, FANCY JACKETS, BRAIDED jachh. i irom u. OPERA CLOAKS, WATERPROOF CLOAKS, So np. Real A8TRACHAN SACQUKS, from S17 50.

"THE NEW REVERSIBLE CARDINAL." Broche SHAWLS, Delhi SHAWLS. Paisley SHAWLS, Carriage WRAPS, Beaver SHAWLS, Casiilian SHAWLS, Reversible Ottoman 8HAWLS, Tasmania shawls, nc. in enaiess variety. Ladies' Walking and Traveling SUITS in Serge, Dunlin Co.Auna Alnanaa An our increased facilities for manufacturing enable ns to sell tne linen goous cneaper tnan any other house In the city. JAMES FUGLE o6-lm( 54 North Charles street.

ITn MRS. M. F. SCOTT. LL4 No.

103 NORTH EUTAW STREET. between Mulberry and Franklin, Calls the attention of the ladies to her stock of FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY GOODS. Orders promptly attended to. Special attention given to oroers ior muuih uouua. ozi-nt-i gTEM-WINDING WATCHES.

A SPLENDID STOCK JUST OPENED. And Warrauied Perfect Timekeepers. Prices low, LARMOliK tJIC'r 195 West Baltimore street. JABINET FURNITURE. SELLING OFF TO CLOSE OUR STOCK.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE! FURNITURE! SELLING OFF CHEAP. AT SIX NORTH EUTAW STREET. Entrance second door south of Lexington street. t027rJ J. H.

LOGAN. ATCHES REPAIRED. WATCHES. CLOCKS AND JEWELRY ltHl-AlUfcL" In the very best manner, and warranted, by LARMOUU t.IlO'r 95 'West Baltimore street. A ESTABLISHED 1811.

E. WARNER. No. 10 NORTH GAY STREET. Informs his friends and the publio generally that ne is selling on nis tnuiue, siutu ur i.iun JEWKLUx.

FINE bu.vr.ii WAKit. TKT) WARE. TABLE CUTLER. at OH EAT LY REDUCED PlilCES. prior to REMOVING TO HIS NEW BUILDING.

No. 133 WEST BALTIMORE ST.i about November the 1st. Those about purchasing will find it to their adYftUlass to call and tsjLauuue tug kvvw. uu HALL. Preachine THIS (Thursday) LLj KVEN'ING.

at 7S o'clock, by the Pastor. Itev. J. M. Ettinoxr.

Gracious Kevival In progress. Pub lic invited. Iff rFRlENDS H. BEN-N ETT, cf New York, a minister of the KeH-gious Society or Friends, hag appointed a meeting for Divine Worahlo, tone held at Friends' Meeting House, corner of Eutaw and Monument streets, at 7H O'clock THIS (Thursday) EVENING. lft fr3THE MEMBERS OF WAUREN LODGE.

No. LA? 51. A. F. AND A.

are requested to meet THIS AFTEUNOON. at 2 o'clock, to pay the last tribute of respect to our late brother. J. H. Gordon.

By order of the W. M. H. B.JONES. Sec.

if! fr-FAYETTE STIIEET M. E. CHUKCH. ILTPreachlng on TUESDAY. THURSDAY and FKIDAY EVENINGS, by Hev.

Wjslky B. Davis. and on WEDNESDAY EVENING by Kev. T. M.

Ed-t, D. at 7X o'clock. Kevival services every evening. Seats free. Public cordially tnvited.o24-4f rr TTRI! DEDICATORY 8EUV1CES OF THE NEW METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUKCH IN TOWSONTOWN will take place TO-DAY ITHUK8DAY.) October 26th.

Kev. C. N. Sims. D.

will preach at 11 o'clock A. and Kbv. T. M. Eddt at o'clock P.

M. Our Friends in the city and county are hereby cordially and earnestly invited. Kev. Bishop Ames, Dr. E.

O. Haven. President Michigan University, and other distinguished ministers will in the Dedicatory Services. Persons attending can take the 8.30 or 9.30 cars, opposite New City Hall. Holliday street, and arrive in time for morning services.

J. W. CORNELIUS. Pastor. JAMES BOYCE.

It) Chairman of Building Committee. rraMAS()NIC. Keenlar Assembly of BALT1-MOKE COMMANDEKY, No. S.K. THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 1 o'clock.

By order of E. C. MAKE. J. CORNELL.

Recorder. If 1 rr-" MASONIC. ORIENTAL IT. A. F.

A. UL? meets THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at UX o'clock. F. J. 3.

GORGAS, W. M. A. WILSON. Secretary.

iff fr MASONIC. Regular Communication of ULj? PYTHAGORAS LODGE. No. 123. A.

F. AND (Thursdav) EVENING. at7H o'clock, lft SAMUEL MANSFIELD. SeCy. EGr SIR KNIGHTS OF BAYARD CASTLE CONCLAVE No.

4. S. P. be punctual in their attendance on FRIDAY EVENING at 8 o'clock. Business of importance.

L. HElililKG, 'o26 2t llecorder. rr5a GOLDEN LODGE, ho. 1, K. OF P.

Members are notified to attend the Lodge on FRIDAY EVENING. October a7th.at8 o'clock, as business of Importance to every member will come up for action. By order. o36-2f II KOBT. GILLASPEY.

Rec. Scribe. rr-C NOTICE. The members of MOUNT YEK-UL? NON GROTTO, No. 3.

S. D. OF A. A are requested to be punctual in attendance on FKIDAY EVENING, at 7 o'clock, at P.ED MEN'S HALL, for the purpose of paying a Fraternal Visit to Martha Washington Grotto. No.

2. By order. o2o-2tv E. GWINN. Recording Secretary.

BOYS' HOME BAZAR AND GRAND JUBILEE. The officers, managers and friends of the LADIES AIDSOCIKXX OF THE BOYS' HOME Intend holding a GRAND BAZAR, beeinnlne on the 5th and ending on the 15th day ol DECEMBER NEXT, tn the MASONIC TEMPLE, the proceeds to be applied to aid in the completion of the new BOYS' HOME BUILDINGS now in course oi erection on the site of the present Home, northwest corner of Calvert aud Pleasant streets. EXTRAOKDINAY DISPLAY OF CHRISTMAS TOYS. FAJSCY GOODS, ETC. VARIED AND ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENTS FOB CHILDREN EVERY AFTERNOON; AND FOR ADULTS EVERY EVEN ING DURING THE BAZAR.

o'25-3t( For full particulars see future advertisements. EH TO THE RETURN JUDGES. OFFICE BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS. Baltimohk, October 25, 1S71. To the Return fudges: The Return Judges of each ward are requested to meet at this Office TO-MOKKOW.

(THURSDAY.) at 2 o'clock P. and bring with them the Poll Books and Tickets, in order to make up and complete the returns for the several Candidates voted for on this date. The proper blanks will be in readiness. By order of the Board. lt3 MARRIOTT BOSWELL.

Clerk. r-5TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE AND ILJf HARFORD COUNTIES. At the earnest solicitation of many friends in both political parties, (although contrary to my previous determination.) I announce myself as an InDEPBNDK.NT CANDIDATE FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF IHE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. ol8-12tn JOHN H. PRICE, of Harford county.

rT5aTHE GERMAN LAND COMPANY OF BAL- TIMORE CITY Will hold a general meeting on THURSDAY, the 20th instant, at 3 o'clock P. M-. at the office of Messrs. R. W.

L. Rasis No. 32 South street. Stockholders will please attend, as business of importance will be laid before the meeting. By order of the President.

o24-3f ISAAC ROSE. Secretary. rf9BAUMANN'3 BUILDING ASSOCIATION, lL3f No. 2 This association is in full operation. Whoever wishes to join it is invited to call at Philips' Hall.

No. 43 North Frederick street, NEXT THURSDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock. The first drawing for money will take place. THEO. KROH.

President. PH. BAUM ANN, Treasurer. CHRIST. ENGLAND.

Sec'y. rrra MEMBERS OF GOLDEN GATE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No. 1, will meet at No. 28 North Calvert street at lii o'clock on FRIDAY EVENING. Business of importance requires your attention.

By order of the PRESIDENT. o26-2f notice; call special attention to our aoctiox sale of thoroughbred hereford cattle. from the celebrated herd of the Hon. John Merry-man, to take place at Kearney's Stables. Centre street, oeiween be.

raai aoa mis (Thursday) MORN ING. commencing at it ciock precisely, so as to Rive purchasers an opportunity of attending the sale and leaving on the noon train for the races. In addition to the above, we will sell several HORSES, (including thoroughbred mare Ida and her Horse Colt, and thoroughbred mare Trinket.) high grade Hamburg FOWLS, P. H. SULLIVAN SU.

It I Auctioneers. PECIAL NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC. Important sale of elegant NEW FURNITURE. Belne tha entire stock of Mr.

JAMES H. LOGAN. declining business, at 31i North Eutaw street, up stairs. We respectrmiy call the attention of the public to this sale of first-class Furniture, to take nlace on THURSDAY MORNING, October 2tith, 1871, at 10 o'clock. Catalogues now ready at onr store.

TREGO KIRK.LAND, 026-lttr No. 14 South Charles St. 'PAX DEPARTMENT, JL CITY COLLECTOR'S OFFICE. Baltimore, octooer z'j, uil NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Taxnavprs are notified that after NOVEMBER 1ST nisr.mf kt roanea on all Srate bills, and will be re duced to one (1) per cent, on City Real Estate bills of tne current year, ana iuul tu jrersuuai uuisui ioix will, after that date, be subject to Bailiffs costs After the 31st inst.

nve (oj per cent, interest wui ne Charged on all bills in arrear for 1870. JAMEO ri. DAni Ex, collector. 1)AYVIEW BREWERY. THE STOCKHOLDERS i OF THIS COMPANY are requested to attend a eeneral meeting THIS (Thursday) NIGHT, at 8 o'clock, at Raine's Hall.

By order ot the Board oi Directors. CHARLES MYOHL, lft Secretary. STATE OF MARYLAND. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. ANNAPOLIS, UCt.Z4lO, 1911.

To all whom it may concern: niiticr is HEREBY GIVEN. That application has been made to the Governor for a Pardon in the case of the State vs. WILLIAM JOHNSON, (colored.) convicted in the Criminal Court for Baltimore city, at January term, 1871, of an assault and battery and sentenced to city jau ior one year. The Governor will take up the said case for final decision on or after the 15TH OF NOVEMBER NEXT, until which time protests againstjme said application will be heard, and the petition lrrthe case open to Inspection, at the discretion of the Governor. uy oruer oi tne uoveruor.

ii. C. HOLLYDAY. o28-lawft ISecretary of State. AFETY AND SECURITY.

The great fire at Chip.affo has nllv nrovpd the value of the securitv ottered by the SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY of that city to its patrons. Bonds. Stocks, valuable Papers, valued at millions, deposited in the Vaults of the Company, whose building was destroyed, were delivered safe and sound to the owners. The SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF THIS CITY, corner of South and German streets, offers de positors equal security and euaranty in its iLia ATiv UultULAtt-rRUur vflULio, B. F.

NEWCOMER, President. W. A. WISONG, Treasurer. o26-Sf SATURDAY, THE GREAT PAPER OF AMERICA.

THIS WEEK'S ISSUE. (NOVEMBER 4.) OUT TO DAY. PARTIAL LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. "Scone on the Prairie at Chicago on the Night of the ire." "Donble-Page Allegorical Illustration," Chicago. October 10.

1871. "A View ironi the Lake, ou the North Side, Chi- caoro." "The Day After the Fire Scenes Along the iiivcr." ine Messmates- jumtary nsieicn. "A Drink on the Road." Highland Scene. Thp Ritor Picker French Ktchiner. Together with a great variety of Portraitures, Viewsof Places oi interest, ana tne oest x.eauius Matter of the day.

PRICE lO CENTS. Trade supplied by the Publishers' Agents. THE BALTIMORE NEWS COMPANY, SUN lKOX BUILDINO, ltN Baltimore and South streets. Kl GENUINE GUAM AGO OU. UMBRELLAS.

Warranted Water-proof and Fast Colors. TAYLOR S. 026-2tr' opposite Barnnm's Hotel. "7 cuai i Hcri CV A A Mff.XICAN A GUANO FOB SALE LOW, in lots to suit purchasers. o26-9trj Ko.

168 North Gay street, tkimk WESTERN HAY Daily receiving, lor sale by car load or single bale. EHRMAN 026-3t. 47 South Howard street I7URN1TURE. FURNITURE. JT AT REDUCED PRICES.

Closlns out stock at B. WASKEY'S. o26 17f No. 3 North Gay street. 1 ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS AND ANK-li LETS, for Varicose Veins, Swelled or Weak Limbs, uiaoe to soil an sizes, at my uciurj.

W. F. DAILY, 234 Baltimore street, three doors west ot Charles. EW GOODS. Hotels.

Boardins-House Keepers and Private Fami nes iu wan i oi FIKST-CLASS PLATED WARE AND TABLE CUTLERY At Moderate Prices, should pur chase from LARMOUU tJ10-T IPS "West Baltimore street. SAML. K.1KK SON. 17 WiCST Baltimobb stkket. SILVER WAKE IN EVERY-VARIETY.

FINE WATCHES. Also. LOW PRICED WATCHES. rtr TT ATETI WATJR Every article of elegance and use of the best quali ty at moderate price gAML. KIRK BON.

Uil9r Ko. l7 West Baltimore BALTIMORE, THURSDAY, OCT. 86. 1871. i VT esters and Southern Desolation.

The opinion is no doubt correct tbat the barn- lug of the timber districts in Michigan, Wis consin and Minnesota is likely to involve more or personal suffering than the calamity of Chi cago. Putting the loss by the Chicago fire at S150.000.000, tbat is a great amount of money to barn up in a night, bat it is said to represent nly about the annual value of the grain Chi cago ships, to say nothing of her other re sources in different branches of manufacture and commerce. We are reminded by the New ark Advertiser that just across the South Branch and within the city limits, there is lumber enough to rebuild the city, while all the great Jron works, the brick yards and quarries lying tack at Elgin are equipped and ready for almost any demand npon them. The possibility of re building Chicago is no problem. The buildings snd not the city were burned.

The streets are there, the immense cost of their construction, tbeir filling from the -uiad grade" of the original swamp to the present grade of six to eight feet higher, their sewers, waterworks and water mains, the whole underground por. tion of their gas supply, and even their pave ments, for the most part, all remain. The burnt district of Chicago presents the remarkable spectacle of a great bare plot of ground, its streets tilled up to a grade, paved, sewered watered, lighted, harbored, the commerce of the city still supplied with splendid facilities. fin innumerable fleet of vessels and steamers coming to her wharves, and a spider-web of railroads radiating in every direction. There is Jar more of expense and valne buried in the very Jtround itself, thus all ready for occupa tion, than in all the buildings tbat a few days since covered the surface: far more of intrinsic capital in the established trade, the harbor, the lake and the railroads, than in all tile personal property tbat went to destruction.

It stands now in the position of an area of ground to which all the necessities of civilization are sup plied, and says come in and occupy. But in the forest disasters there is much less of cheer, because in a few weeks navigation will be closed, and hence supplies must go forward rapidly to prevent euflerinjj. These destitute families must be fed this winter, and the assistance cannot be forwarded too soon. Our Js'ewark contemporary is of opinion that the desolated country will soon recuperate, and says that as be who travels in the war-swept dis tricts of the booth finds there hardly a vestige of the ruin tbat existed in 1SJ5, so the visitor to the Northern woods will meet the smile of a new prosperity. But the "war-swept districts of the South, especially those in which the torch was freely applied, have more '-vestiges of ruin than the Advertiser is aware of.

in monumental chimneys, showing where happy house- lioids once gathered, and the blackened walls of churches and court-houses, where the owis ana Dais are now tne only congregation, while such temples of justice as are left standing are crowded with a persecuted people, arraigned as Ku-Klux, and so harried and Louoded that their indnslrious efforts to wipe out all the "vestiges" of the war are not likely to be entirely successful. It is gratifying, how ever, to see that out of the little that is left they have contributed the "widow's mite" to the relief of the sufferers of the Northwest. and it would be satisfactory, no donbt. to all benevolent minds, if the Executive, during his late agreeable excursions, had chosen a more opportune time for consummating the rnin of one section of the country than that which Providence permited to be visited upon another. We wish we conld also agree with the Newark Advertiser in the idea that the damage inflicted by the forest fires is merely temporary.

On the contrary, while the houseless people along the shores of Lakes Michigan and Huron and on the western prairies, will soon be provided for, if the proper aid 19 promptly given, as it ought to be. with new homes, the hundreds of thousands of acres of western forests swept away by these fires cannot be replaced in the resent generation. The prospective consequences of the western fires are of more serious concern.so far as the mere destruction of property is concerned, than their immediate results. Already, we have been making such Siavoc of our forests that the annual summer jains have been diminished, and extensive droughts, followed hy wasting fires, have been the consequence. Hence the wide-spread de-etructiveness wrought by the late desolating -re9 is calculated to inspire sad forebodings future drought, famine, fire and pestilence in the section thus visited, which extends from California and Oregon to the great lakes.

Our first duty is to relieve the distreaea resulting from these wesicrn fires, and the next to provide legislative remedies, national and local, if each can be found, for the preservation and enlargement of the forests, and to guard against the recurrence of calamities by fire. The Bots' Home," in this city, is one of those institutions of practical benevolence for the young whose aim is to take poor boys from the streets before they can be corrupted and prepared by evil associates to become depredators npon the community, to clothe and feed them, to keep them in the way of acquiring a useful trade or calling, and also to instruct -them, at convenient hours, in the rudiments of education, and, when expert in their vocation, to send them forth with honorable credentials to begin life for themselves. A simple state- men: of the objects of the institution is enough 4o suggest its wise humanity, and its advantages not only to the recipients of its beneficence, but to the interests of society. This institution was started in 1Sjo, as an experiment, and in an humble, unpretentious way, with a jtiandful of neglected boys. nnmerous have fcecome the applicants for admission that it has been forced to commence the erection of a tmiliing, now going np, for the accommodation of 123 boys.

Instead of the 40 now provided for. Q'he new building, northwest corner of Calvert end Pleasant streets, is to be on the site of the present "Home," or in connection therewith, i'nnds are needed tj aid the society in its work, and the community are appealed to for liberal donations to the building fund. As a special means the Ladies' Aid Society, auxiliary to the board of directors of the Boys Home, have determined to hold a grand bazar, at Masonic Temple, early in December next, to add to the funds for completing the new edifice. It 'is hoped there will be a geuerous response. It is not only a work unselfish in its purpose, free from all sectarian bias, but it addressees itself to the interests as well as the benevolence of the community.

Whatever tends to society and cheapen the cost of municipal government must be or general concern. Most of the inmates of our prisons might perhaps have been rescued from that fate jut for the absence of home restraints and of 'any organized agency which would have supplied them a home. To take at their eource the evil elements which corrupt and injure society, and fashion them into sources of virtue and prosperity, is the object of "The Boys' Home." and as such, is of material not less than moral end social value. The Wat to Do It It is mortifying to Americans, who have been trained to suppose tbat the standard of official honesty is higher Xiere than nuiler less favored governmental forms, to find that justice is meted out more promptly abroad to those who violate the pub lic confidence reposed in them than here. The Prussian government, for exsmple, suffered Jast year to the extent of nineteen thousand dollars by the defalcation of public function aries.

All of them are now in the penitentiary. It ail our peculators and defaulters were dealt with as thoroughly, the penitentiaries in the country would have to be enlarged. The Everlasting Loyalty Question It will be remembered that Senator Drake, of "Missouri, before takinz his seat as Chief Jus tice of the Court of Claims, drew up a bill providing that a pardon of the President did not entitle disloyal persons to bring suits against the United States and prosecute them in the Court of Claims. This provision was inserted Ja the miscellaneous appropriation bill, approved illy 12. 1S70, but its constitutionality is disputed.

It is on this ground that the Confederate General Sibley claims a royalty on his patent tents used by the Union army. A Catholic Family Almanac We have re ceived from JIurpby of this city, the Catholic Family Almanac for 1872." published lv the Catholic Publication Society, Jew York. The almanac is on tinted paper, illustrated. erv neatly printed, and contains a great va riety of useful household information, besides interesting sketches of the Pope and prelates. iithora and devotees, and soldiers aud com manders and others distinguished for piety aud zeal for the Koman catnouc vnurcu.

Political. An election will be held in WeBt Virginia to-day for delegates to a convention to the constitution, the people- having in August last voted in favor of that measure. On ihe same day members of the State Legislature and county ana towucuiy uuim The Legislature last chosen was composed as Democratic Senate 18, Honse 40, glv- in on joint ballot 52. Uepublicau Senate 10, House 16; on joint ballot 26. Ebtz.

The New York World reports, k. tha next Legislature of that Sta te will repeal the Erie bill (commonly referred to as "the ifliamous 1 obum wuw iri.i, inri ur maintained control the Erie railroad In derogation not only of alL. equities, oat oiupk tr.ooKTi will close np the elections la etobar by choosing, to-day. delegates to tha Constitutional Contention. wm 7h A.ornat ta hold; also members of tha Street.

COMTQTTE Strangers will take the Red Light Cars, and request conductors to stop at the corner of Gay and From streets. A Tremendous Bill foe Rac Week. The Baltimore Public wiiA Us. Three New Stars and ike Double Company Id one Brilliant Bill, la one Brilliant Bill. In one Brilliant Bill.

In one Brilliant Bill. First week of Mike Kan an Irish Vocalist and Clog Dancer. First week of James Qcihn, Ethiopian Comedian. First week of Frank Beix. Sons and Dance Man.

Second week of the IncompHrabte Ventriloq.uial Artist. G. W. ksteb. The Man tcith the Talking Hand.

Mr. Jester will Introduce a Ke Novelty This Week, The Automaton Polish Lady. a most wonderful and surprising mecba nlcal figure. Another New Grand Ballet, La Swiss, In which Miss Bettie Rkmmklsbrq and The Bbautifcl Ballet Trocpe will appear: also In the Floral Ballet of The Festival of Flowers. A New Local Drama, by F.

H. Nelson, termed the Battimokb Mechanic, Baltimore Mechanic, Baltimore Mechanic. Or. The Doo Merchant of Federal Hill! Heplete with Local Scenery, Thrilling Sensations, 4c. In addition to the above great attractions the unexcelled Song and Dance Artists.

QUILTES AND GOLDRICH. The Leading Banjoist or America, BlLLT Carter. And the Mammoth Variety Trotpb Mammoth Variett Tkoipb Mammoth Variety Troupe In a splendid olio of Novelties, comprising in all the most Refined, Diversified and Amusing Entertainment in the country. Ladies' Night. Evebt Iridav.

Family Matinees Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon. Prices at Night 10. 25. SO and 75 ents. Matinee Admission 10.

15 and 25 ceuta. Coxcordia Hall. Mb. Geocoe Dolby respectfully announce Two Grand Concerts. Friday and Saturday Evenings.

November 3d and 4tn. Santlby, Santley. Santlet Europe's Greatest Baritone, And the following eminent artists, all of whom have received the highest encomiums from the press of all Europe, New York and Boston: Miss Edith Wynne. Soprano. Madame Patey.

Contralto. Mr. W. H. Cummings.

Tenor. Mr. J. G. Fatey, Basso.

B. Lindsay Slopee. Pianist and Director. Admission Heserved Seats 50 cents and Si extra, according to location. The sale of Keserved Seats will commence on Tuesday, the 31st at Mr.

Henry McCaffrey's Music Store. 205 Baltimore St. Masonic Temple. 1 nursday. No V.

2. P. M. Anna E. Dickinson, 'Queen of the Rostrum." Will deliver her Gbeat Lecture (new) on "Demagoaues and Workingmen.

Sale of seats will commence at McCaffrey's Music Store on Monday, Oct. 30th. General admission 50 cents: reserved seats 75 cts. Baltlkobb opera House. This (Thursday) Afternoon.

Matinee and Night Performance. This (Thursday) Afternoon, Matinee and Night Performance. BENEFIT FOB THE Professional Brethren Sufferers by the Great Chicago iiss, A Mammoth Compam, Augmented to Repletion. Engagement of the Great Metainorohis, Obvtlle Pitcher: A Pitcher always brimful of fun and wit, the Great instrumentalist and Burlesque Orator. Miss Minnie Kainforth.

Late Chief of A'ivandieres in ihe Zouave Corps of tha xrencn Army, assisted oy Mb. W. C. BfRTOX. Ia Their Unparalleled and Marvelous Lightning Zouave Drill.

The Unexcelled Comedian. itlb Keen. The Charmina and Dashing Artist. Miss Josephine Walbv. The Celebrated Sons and Dance Artiste.

Mark Hcghrs. The Great Jiggiet and Hibernian Vocalist Miss Jennie Benson. The Wonderful Infant Prodigy, Little Maggie. Dick Parker and Otto Bitrbank, The Great Ethiopian Delineators. Together with our Stupendous Coin Dan of Artists in a inost Enjoyable Bill of Excellence.

New American Theatre. Grand opening. This (Thursday) Evening. October 26th. With one of the largest and most complete Variety companies ever Drought oeiore tne puDUc.

Miss Leo. Gordon. The Talented and Beautiful Serio-Comic Vocalist. MISS GRACE GARNER. The Sentimental Vocalist, from the principal Euro pean theatres, nrst appearance in tnis coantry.

Miss Sallie K. Eldridgb. Cone of the Chicago Sufferers.) the lovely Song and Dance Artiste. M'LLE DiBYEK. Premler.Danseuse, from London, nrst appearance in mis cuuuiry.

Miss Kate Mobeste, Terpslchorean Artiste and Queen of Song. A Grand Ballet Troupe of 20 Young Ladies. Hcohy Has sets', the renowned Dutch Comedian and Vocalist. FbaKk Gayton', Banjoist and Versa tile Comedian. Bixi Cotton, the great Ethiopian Comedian.

Charley Franks, Comic Vocalist. Tom-mv Hrman. Kmoeror or all Sable Comedians. Joe Allen. Song and Dance Artist, and all the members of this monster combiaauon.

23 in number, in original Farces. Ethiopian Burlesques, tc, each evening. Admission n-i. iv anu ceuts. A Favorable Notoriety.

The good reputation of "Brown's Bronchial Troches" for the relief of Coughs. Colds and Throat Diseases has given them a favorable notoriety. Use soothes preparation bnt Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Kssewer tor improving the growth and restoring the color of the hair. MAKHIED. HAF.MYEH GEIGEK.

On the 24th instant, by the Kev. Father Stnhl. of Saint James's Catholic Church. LAKENCE HAKMTEK to MAKX HEREIN GEl- GEK. both of Baltimore City.

Jacobs woouti.un tnezJtn instanr. oy ttev. Kobert N. Baer. N.

B. Station M. E. C. TOBIAS JA COBS to Miss ANNIE WOODEN, both of this city.

Philadelphia papers please copy. lm i me in Madison Square M. E. Church, by liev. II.

N. Baer, illia.m a. Lbi to lL-x. aauirhter of John B. Senlenstricker.

all of this city. SElDENSTKICKEli-CLUTE. At Buffalo. N. on the 20th instant, by the ltev.

D. H. Muller, HEN-KY ANTES SElDENSTlilCKEK to Miss FLO 14-ENCE M. E. CLUTE, allot Buffalo.

DIED. BACON. October 23th. at the Conntv Almahnnse. SAMUEL BACON colored, aged 53 years.

ills menus ana acquaintance are invited to attend his funeral on to-morrow (Friday) morninz. at ten o'clock, at Mount Gilbert Chapel, CatonsvUle. Balti more county. gokdoN. On the 21th Instant, at half-past ten o'clock P.

after a short but painful Illness, in full hope of a Diissrul immortauty. uoiia 11. wbuuji, in the 23th year of his ape, eldest son of William H. and Elizabeth Gordon, leaving a wife and one child. Nomstown (Pa.) and New York city papers please copy-l Mia friends and acaualntnnce are respectfully in vited to attend his funeral this (Thursday) after noon, at two clocK.

iroiu ms late resiuenue, uaraen street, near Preston. hook. on the evening 01 tne sun haki ANN HOOK. In the 75th year ol her aee. The relatives and friend9 are invited to attend her fnnpral on tn-nmrrnw Fridav) mornins.

at eleven o'clock, from her late residence, Ko. 57 Korth Exeter street. HAMBUHOEK. Fell asleep, on Tuesday. October 24th.

at half-past elaht o'clock P. JOSHUA AM- bulMrbit, beloved son 01 jonn auu aume uauiuur-frpr. aced 7 veara and 4 months. I ne relatives anu irieuua ol iub lauiuy me rcnpcui-ftillv invited to attend his funeral this (Thursday) afternoon. Wth instant, at two o'clock, from the rptirtencp of his narents.

No. 150 Orleans street. PIEKCY. Fell asleep in Jesus, on Tuesday, Octo ber 24th, 1SU. thirty-nve minutes aner ten ciocs r.

Miiin And Knzabeth Foster, and beloved wife of John Piercy, In the o2d year oi ner afte. "rtest, uear one. rei, in cwuiw o.w. Love at thy tomb shall vieils keep; Atfection's hand at twilight hours Shall strew tby grave with fragrant flowers. As sister, daughter, mother, wife.

Thy worth adorned thy path through life; Tby love breathed words of joy to come. And cast a balo 'round thy home. Ah! love and Joy have lost tbeir bloom. For both lie burled In thy tomb: But in sorrowing hearts thy name shall be Sacred to deathless memory. Friendship and love shall wreathe the bed Where eently rests our darlins's head: Thoa'ri lost to earth, but on yonder shore Love's severed links unite once more." Her funeral will take nlace this (Thursday) after- ternoon.

at two o'clock, from her late residence. No. East Chase street. The friends of the family are aw till L. tin titp'itn itifttAni.

k.mai a. Deiovea daughter of Kobert and Tilley Parkhill, aged i years utvmuB auu aays. -ei' not ior me, aear motner, It will not ease your pain. But look to Him who gave and took 1 our child with Him to reign. Weep not for me.

dear father. Your sorrow's sootna with prayer To God above, who surely will Answer and soothe yoar care. Her funeral will take place tliis (Tuursdav, mum. fn-'. 20th instant at eleven clock, from tha rcsi- deuce ol ner parents, r.o.

norm canal street. Tim rieids of the faintly are Invited to attend, without further nonce. koss. on tne Z5tn insu Key. J.

a. in the 58th year of his age. ma lunerai services win mace iimer raiiKiiu- treet Presbyterian church, (corner of Cathedral.) this (Thursday) afternoon. 26tu Instant, at hall-pabt three o'clock. The friends of the family and the clergy of the city are Invited to attend.

tnezitb instant, in tne setn year oi nis aee, vnen nanu. a native or tne Darien oi John's, county of Ireland, but for the last twenty-nve years a resident ol the United Slates, Mav ms soul rest in peace, amen. ills funeral will take place this (ThnmrtAvl morn ing 36th Instant, at nine o'clock, from bis fate rest aence. ao. ttu jkat wreet, taence co bi.

orin Church, where a solemn Keqatem Mass will be of fered for the repose oi nis sou, i ne relatives and friends of tUtt tt UmVed. Jo at- lU4a.