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Hollidat Street Thba.teb. AMUSEMENTS. THE SUN. fx First grand ball of the eaox ji BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION, TO BE i HELD AT THE EAGLE ARTILLE-LsiifeRY'K ARMOR Y. CO or Rfun three orphan children, an aged mother, with many other relatives and friends, will long feel their loss; but they mourn not as those without hope.

His end wts peace. On Wednesday, the 9th day of March, at Chester-town, Kent county. in the 28 th year of her age, HARRIET wife of Charles Estes.and daughter of the late James W. and Sarah Amoss, of Baltimore county, in the full hope and assurance of a blessed immortality. For her to live was Christ's; to die was gain.

Baltimore and Harford county, Pittsourg (Pa.) papers please copy. At Liverpool, England, on February Mrs. CATHARINE FULHAM, beloved Wife of Thomas Fulham, aged 65 years. May she rest in peace. rRir'hmond papers please cony.f O.

U. be an journed mptiH" Of the GRAND BAND I. JAS. F. TOWS ON, MER CHANT TAILOR, No.

14 ST. PAUL STREET, Has on hand a well-selected STOCK OF GOODS for the present and coming season. In retiring from the Merchant Tailoring Business, I can but express my grateful thanks to my friends and patrons for their very liberal patronage. 1 take great pleasure in recommending my succes-Tx F. TOWSON, (recently connected w.tn Messrs.

Lmthicum Sc as a gentleman of experience and ability. F. Y. FELGNER. TVEW SPRING GfJoDSl a.

iviu un iv vx IIN tr A J. AMERICAN BANK NOTE REPORTER, The only Reporter containing BALTIMORE QUOTATIONS OF BANK NOTES. Its list of COUNTERFEIT NOTES is more full than other Detectors. It is the only Reporter wich gives the NATIONAL BANKS as fast as organized. Its uotations are by eminent Bankers in FOL CITIES, viz: WAINWRIGHT Baltimore.

FERREE St Philadelphia, E. MORRISON Sc New York, JOHNSON BROS. Sc Cincinnati. STOCK TABLES, MARKETS, ETC. Subscribers in Baltimore are served by CARRIERS, immediately upon its issue, on the 1st and 15th of each month.

Subscription per annum, in advance, semi-monthly monthly Address S. E. COHEN, Publisher. Baltimore office, 176 BALTIMORE ST. Publication office, No.

23 S. THIRD Philadelphia; New Nork office, No. 17 NASSAU New York. ANN S. STEPHENS'S NEW BOOK.

PUBLISHED THIS DAY, FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS. THE WIFE'S SECRET! THE WIFE'S SECRET! TIIE WIFE'S SECRET. BY MRS. ANN S. STEPHENS.

of "The Rejected Wife," "Fashion and Famine," "The Old "Mary Derwentt'' "The Heiress," etc. Price flin Paper, or $1 50 in Cloth. 1 vol. 600 pages. Ecad What the Editor of the Evening Bulletin says of it.

after reading an advance copy. THE WIFE'S SECRET. By Mrs. Ax S. Stephens.

Published by flB. PETERSON Si BROTHERS, Philadelphia. We have read the advance sheets of Mrs. Ann S. Stephens's new book, "The Wife's Secret," and can promise her admirers a characteristic treat.

The story is one of domestic life, the scene being laid mainiyin the vicinity of New York. The various persons who have their part in the narrative are strongly presented, particularly the difierent members of the Bently and Hart families. The character of Michael urst is also described with almost painful force. We wiil not weaken the interest of any reader by sketching the plot, but will simply state that no lover of the exciting in romance can fail to be eager to unravel its intricacies after reading the first few pages. It is for sale by HENRY TAYLOR, Sun Iron Building, Baltimore; JOE SHI LLINUT ON, Washington, and by all other Booksellers and News Agents everywhere, and is published at the Cheapest Book House in the world to buy or send for a stock of books, which is at T.

B. PETERSON Sc BROTHERS'. 306 Chestnut street Philadelphia, Pa. MRS. ANN S.

STEPHENS'S WORKS. New and Beautiful Editions. THE WIFE'S SECRET. One volume, paper cover. Price One Dollar; or in one volume, cloth, for $1 60 THE REJECTED WIFE.

One volume, paner cover. Price One Dollar; or in one volume, cloth, for SI 50 FASHION AND FAMINE. One volume.paper cover. Price One Dollar; or in one volume, cloth, for $1 50. MARY DERWENT.

One volume.paper Price One Dollar; or in one volume, cloth, for $1 W. THE HEIRESS. One volume, paper cover. Price One Doliar; or in one volume, cloth, for 1 50. THE OLD HOMESTEAD.

One volume, paper cover. Price One Dollar; or in one volume, cloth, for $1 50. The whole of the above books are uniform editions in style, binding, etc the edition of them in one volume, paper cover, is the popular "Railway Edition," which supersedes and tikes Tthe place of the old edition, in two- volumes, paper cover. LEMKNTS, BONSAL DORSKY, WHOLESALE GROCERS AKD DFAL- 57 WEST PRATT STB eT. ONE DOOR FROM COMMERCE Call the attention of tbt a rade to their stock of Cuba, New Orleans, JHfew Crop Porto Rico and Refined SUGARS, Rio and Cane COFFEES, New Crop New Orleans and Sugar-House MOLASSES and YH UPS of various grades.

Also, to their Domestic LIQ.UORS, of different kindiL All at lowest wholesale prices. ORANGES L000 boxes Messina and Palermo. 20 bbls. Havana, very fine. LE MONS 500 boxes, in prime order.

FILBERTS 20 bags Sicily. WALNUTS-OObags French and Sicily. ALMONDS 100 bags Sicily S. S. SHET.t vn atrtAattw SARDINES 200 cases wholes, halves and quarter boxes.

For sale by DIX as STEINER, ml6-tfj 112 Lombard st. ACON, LARD, ETC. iw Unas, prime Dnglit square cut BACON SHOULDERS and SIDES. 200 tierces best brands Cincinnati Sugar Cured HAMS. 300 bbls.

and tierces choice Western kettle-rendered LEAF LARD. For sale by J. G. HARVEY ml6-3t 75 Exchange Place. EED OATS, CLOVER SEED.

ETC. 600 bushels Pennsylvania SEED OATS; 100 prime CLOVER SEE 70 TIMOTHY SEED; 800 blls. CHOICE EXTRA FLOUR; 20 Rosedale CEMENT; 50 Calcined PLASTER. For sale by J. HENRY GIESE, It.

21 Spear's wharf. CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE. 1,000 boxes prime Eastern Cutting CHEESE. 500 boxes Western Cutting CHEESE. 300 boxes English Dairy CHEESE.

100 cases Pine Apple CHEESE. For sale by J. G. HARVEY mlg-3tt 75 Exchange Place. C'MDER.

50 bbls. and Pipes. 400 bbls. DRIED PEACHES and APPLES. VINEGAR.

We would inform the trade that we have this day been appointed the Agents for Nie-man'a Philadelphia Vinegar. WM. R. GRIFFITH 16 3t 22 Commerce street. CRANBERRIES AND FRUIT S.

50 bbls. prime Eastern CRANBERRIES; 200 boxes ORANGES, Oand GO; 200 boxes LEMONS; 00 bUs. DRIED APPLES and PEACHES. Also. 1,000 drums FIGS, suitable for taffev makers.

Just arrived and for sale by J. W. MOO RE No. 39 South street, one floor below Lombard st. HECKER'S SELF-RAISING FLOUR.

Just recei'wed from New York. 1,000 packages Hecker's Celebrated SELF-RAISING FLOUR. Forealein quantities to suit purchasers. J. G.

LEEBS Sc Comer Green and Saratoga sts. HPO DAIRY AND FEED MEN. 2u0 bbls. Kiln Dried CORN MEAL, partially damaged, for sale low. P.

P. PENDLETON, lG-3t Depot 171 and 173 Howard st, ADAMANTINE AND SPERM CANDLES. For sale by PITT St WHITE, mlG-tf 3 S. Calvert street. SAL SODA AND For sale bv BI CARB.

SODA. PITT Sc WHITE, ml6-tfi: 3 8. Calvert street. ANILLA CHEROOTS. For sale bv PITT WHITE, 3 S.

Calvert street. ml6 tft JHAMOIS SKINS AND For Kale hv FLESHERS. PITT 8S WHITE, mlS-tft 3 S. Calvert street. HECKER'S FARINA Whole and half boxes.

For sale by PITT Sc WHITE, mI6-tf 3 Calvert street. HAIR NETS, HAIR NETS. HAIR NETS, Just received, Cheneille and Silk Hair NeU, cheap prices. SISCO No. fll Baltimore street, (up stairs.) IiXTRA FLOUR $8 50 AND We have a nice EXTRA FLOUR at 3 50 and $9 per barrel, which we warrant to give satisfaction.

Delivered free. F.L.LAWRENCE, tfn N. E. corner Green and Lexington sts. ENGRAVED WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, INVITATIONS, dec, Unsurpassed for beauty of design and completeness of execution.

Visiting Card3 beautifully written when preferred, by F. M. MER1UKEN, Engraver, 159 Baittimore street, near Calvert, (up stairs.) mlS-3tr IIVERPOOL SALT AFLOAC. 5,000 SACKS G. A.

SALT, 1 nnn Do. Marshall's FINE SALT. Landing ex "ship Adolphine," from Liverpool, andforsaleby LEVERING Sc 2 and 3 Commerce street. ICE-CREAM AND WrATER-ICES. 30 CENTS PER QUART for ICE-CREAM and WATER ICES, of 8li the different flavors, delivered to Families, Parties, Fairs, Balls and Wed-dintrs.

J. fL'SSELL tiVil7rT Saratoga street, near Calvert. HAVANA SWEET ORANGES. 2,000 of this pleasant FRUIT, for sale by W. H.

McLEAN, 52 N. Charles street. PHILADELPHIA ALE. 75cts. dor.

SANDERS k- GEORGE, Wholesale dealers in TEA, NO. LOMBARD STREET, West of Light street, Baltimore. ESTERN AND VIRGINIA MANUFAO A RED UBACCO for sale by CHAS. D. DEFORD Sc tf 27 South st 1 TEW CROP OF BLACK TEA Per White gle ana Utendaur store and for sale UEO.

Xtt. OILhhT ft, tfr. 56 South Gay tt 'X'EAS AT OLD PRICES. A We are selling OOLONG TEAS, at $1, $1 25 and $1 50; Imp Y. H.

and G. P. TEA at $125, i so, si i ,5 ana old prices, altnougn xeas have advanced 20 cents lb. F. L.

LAWRENCE, tf rj N. E. cor. Green and Lexington sta. 2EED OATS.

Canada and New York WHITE OATS. Prince Edward- Island BLACK OATS. Clover, liTnothv and Or chard-Grass SEEDS. Forsaleby P. ZELL Sc SONS, Nos.

147 and 149 N. Howard St. TRENTON CRACKERS. Just received, fresh and crisp WATER, WINE, and FANCY. Als, CRACKERS from Boston, Philadelphia and New York.

CHARLES REESE Sc. C9-, corner Eutaw and Madison streets. tf POUDRETTE POUDRETTE. From the Lodi Manufacturing Company, constantly on hand and fcr sale by JJvJWr.N ac IVl r. rLUr.

rl, No. 3 Exchange Place. tAplOr Bole Agents for the Company. DRESSED FLOORING BOARDS. feet Pensacola 5-4 FLOORING.

60,000 feet S. Y. P. do. 60,000 feet WHITE PINE do.

For sale in lots to suit purchasers, at 132 LIGHT STREET WHARF. eotA13r: BURNS Sc SLOAN. AVANA CIGARS. CABANA Brevas and Londres, FlOA K.O Lonares, PRINCE OF WALES Londres, LIRA DE ORO and PLANTATION CIGARS. Just received, in store and for sale by ItiUllAllU JJ.

loll c-rt Be 54 South Gay street. I7INE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO. -i? John Anderson St SOLACE. AMULET. E.

Goodwin Sc PLANTATION. John Cornish Sc CORNISH. A full supply of the above celebrated TOBACCOS constantly on hand and for Sale by CHARLES D. DEFORD Si tfpr 37 South Gay st CMGAKS'AND SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale by CHAS.

D. DEFORD St tfr. 37 South Gay street. HIO bEED LEAF TOBACCO. 160 cases Ohio Seed Leaf TOBA CCO, Wrappers and Fillers, just received and for sale by CHAS.

D. DEFORD Sc tfr. 37 South Gay st. i nnn clay pipes. IjUUU BOXES CLA PIPES, of various pat terns anu very superior quality, just received ana tor sale by CHAS.

V. Visi OKI) CO. Uir 37 South Gay st. ft? EED LEAF TOBACCO IO of superior quality, WRAPPERS and F1LLE1 For sale bv R3, CHAS. D.

DEFORD Sc tfr 37 South Gay at. MINCEMEAT. FISHER'S UNRIVALLED MINCE MEAT. The most convenient, economical and delicious article for pits. Same superior quality as for the past ten years.

Sold by respectable Grocers. JW Wholesale Depot, A. FISHER Sc SON, eotMllrt No. 25 Pennsylvania avenue. NOTICE Large assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARS AND PLATED WARE forsaleby GABRIEL D.CLARK, corner of Calvert and ater street.

Goods warran ted first quality new importation. 'tM25r CAM'L KIRK Sc SONS, 172 BALTIMORE Invite the attention of purchaser to their elegant collection SILVER WARE, WATCHES, tfr JEWELRY, PLATED WARE G'OLD PENS GOLD PENS Lev! Brown's celebrated GOLD PENS for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner of Calvert and Water streets. JN. IS.

Wanted OLD SILVER and GOLD. mlC2tr i WATCHES. FINE JEWELRY, SILVER- A rbAl JiXI XiiA Otu A (a, JJASKE i (i. Ill A Tvl 1 1 1 P1TTT TP XT ELEGANT FAN Jy GOODS, irixuiAAivi vjuuiu iu nix varieties, constantly for sale by CANFIELD, BRO. tfr 2 Haliinive cor.

of Charles, K1CH JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATE WAKE. A. E. WARNER. GOLD AND SILVERSMITH, No.

lO North Gav has just opened a rich and varied assortment of FINE JEWELRY, embracing a variety of gtyles and patterns of Ear Rines, Brooches. Bracelets, Finder Kings. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Chains, Pencils and Pens, Cuff Pins, Buckles, Ac, Sec, which are oucrca on me most teraM, usi This (Wednesday) Evekikg, March 16. Unouil'd Triumph! Uncr.urt-d Triumph! Un equaled Triumph! Unequaled Trivmph! Of the Brilliant and Famous American Quken of Trasbdt, American Qjcejsn of Tragedy, Mrs. D.

P. Bowers. Mrs. D. P.

Bowers, Mrs. D. P. Bowers, Mrs. D.

P. Bowers, Who will Make To-Night JTer Last Appearance But Three, Her Last Appearance But Three, Her Last Abearance But Three, In her Faultless and A Personation of the Jewish Maiden, Leah the Forsaken. An effort which in intensitv of nasaninn wall rered by artistic repose, fin's few if any parallels oAuuus lue Houiesi iriimpns oi American art. Se was twice called before the curtain, and showered with the acclamations of her multi tudinous audience. The Baltimore Press on Mrs.

Bowers's Leah "One (of the most brilliant triumphs of her art." Sun. "The itost brilliant and graceful success which has lately adorned our stage." American. "A portraiture of intense power and wild grace." Transcript. Wednesday Evening, March 15. Last Kight But Three Last ICight But Three of Leah the Forsaken Leah the Fohsakkn, Leah the Forsaken, Mrs.

D. P. Bowers as Leak Mrs. D. P.

Bowers as The Forsakes Mrs. D. P. Bowers as The Jewish Maiden Mr. J.

A. Kerne as Rudolph. Mr. G. F.

Devere as The Apostate Mr. J. T. Raymond Ludwig Leah, a Jewish Maiden Nathan, an Apostate Jew Mrs. D.

P. Bowers Mr. Devere Mr. Hall Mrs. G.

Germon Mr. Bokee Mr. Heme Mr. Raymond Mr. Fawcett F- Williams Abraham Sarah Lorenz, an old Magistrate Rudolph, his son Ludwig, a barber and doctor.

Jacob Madnlina, Herman's Mother Groschen Mrs. Mark Bates Leah, child of Rudolf and Madalena Lutle Ellie Villagers, farmers, 4-c. open at Curtain rises at a quarter of 8 o'clock. BSSeats may be secured three days in advance, without extra charge. i Prof.De Heath's Electric Oil.

Prof. De Grath's Electric Oil. Prof. De Grath's Electric Oil. Prof.

De Grath's Electric Oil. Prof. De Grath's Electric Oil. Prof. De Grath's Electric Oil.

Cvres Rhetmatism. Ci res Neuralgia. Cures Rheumatism. Cures Neuralgia. Cures Rheumatism.

Cures Neuralgia. Cures Rheumatism, often in a dav. Cures euralgia, Toothache, twominute3. Cures Cramp Stomach, five minutes. Cures Burns, "Wounds, Bruises, one to three da vs.

Cures Headache, fifteen minutes. Cures Earache, Stiff-neck, Ague, one eight. Cures Piles, Swelled Glands, ten davs. Cures Felons, Broken Breasts, Salt Rheum, two to ten days. Cures Hemorhage, Scrofula.

six to ten days. Cures Frosted Feet.aad Chilblains, one to three cays. Cures Ague nnd Fever, one to two days, and all Scrofulous and Nervous affections. Cures Deafness in one to four days. Cures all Pains in the Back, Breast, Sec.

Price Si per bottle, or six bottles for 55, For sale by Seth S. Han ce, 108 Baltimore and Druggists generally. Doctor Hoofland German Bittbrs. They are Entirely Vegetable, And free from Alcoholic stimulants, and all raja rious ingredients; are pleasaiit in taste and smell, mild in their operation, will expel all morbid secretions from the body, give bloom to the pallid caeek, and health and vior to the frame. Dr.

Hoofland's German Bitters Will Cure Dyspepsy. Dr. Hoofland's German Bitters Wiii Cure A'ertmts Debility. Dr. Hoofland's German Bitters Will Cure Liver Complaint.

Ds. Hoofland's German Bitters Will Cure Jaundice. Dr. Hoofland's German Bitters Will Cure JJiseases of the Kidneys. Dr.

Hoofland's German Bitters Tfi7 Cure Constipation. Dr. Hoofland's German Bitters Will Cure Files. Dr. Hoofland's German Bitters Will Cure Heartburn.

Dr. Hoofland's German Bitters Will Cure Sicimmir.g of the Head. Dr. Hoofland's German Bitters Will Cure Fluttering of the Heart Prices. Large size (holding nearly double quantity.) SI per bottle half dozen $5.

Small size, 75 cents yer bottle half dozen $4. Foe sale by Skth Hancb, OH Baltimore Baltimore, and by Druggists ia every to-wa in the United States. Hasheesh Candy. The Eastern G-unjah of Enchantment, or OrieviaZ Exhilirent and Kervine Compound. A pleasurable and harmless stimulant confec-tionized, for Nervousness, Debility, Confusion of Thoughts.

Loss of Appetite Depression of Spirits, Nervous Headache, Chills and Fever, Nervous Debility, Want of Vitality, 4cc. Its remarkable health invigorating qualities are fast becoming known aDd appreciated throughout the length and breadth the land, renderingit almost absolutely certain that it will become one of the most popular and successful remedies ever brought forward. To the Soldier, Traveler, Student and Laborer its vahie cannot beover-estiniated. The proprietors have the satisfaction of seeing those who at first opposed its introduction now the most earnest in recommendin it. and they challenge the world to produce an article of equal merit.

A sure guaranty of its success is that the enterprising firm of Darby Sc Co. have become the Agents for the sale of it, and they are now prepared to furnish it in any quantity. The increased demand justifies their foresight, and they invite a test and examination of it in its improved form. Seed for Circular at once. The attention of the Medical Faculty is Invited to This New Therapeutic Agent.

Sent to any Fart of the Country by Mail or Express. Price 26 cents. 60 cents, and $1 per box. Postage on SI box oniy nine cents extra. Imported only by The Gunjah Wallah Company, New York.

Agent's OfBce, 3d Beekman at. New York. Darby Sole Agents for the State of Maryland, Wholesale ar.d Retail French Confectioners and "West Baltimoie street, Baltimore. Beware of Imitations! By For sale by Druggists and Dealers throughout the country Consumption. In the incipient stages of this disease Brown's Bronchial Troches will afford great reliefthey promote expectoration, and allay the hack- ing foneh MARRIED.

On the Kth instant, by the Rer. J. P. Dean, J. M.

GETTIER, of Manchester, Carroll county, MARY G. SHt GARS, of Baltimore coun-tv. Md. On the 22d of Ffbrus.rr, ISM, by the Rev. George W.

Cooper, G. W. CRISE to Miss MARY A. BARKER, both of this city. DIED.

On the of March 15th, at seven o'clock, in hope of a blissful immortality, REBECCA TURNER, the beloved wife of Joshua Turner, in the33d year of her age, leaving a husband and five children to mourn their loss. Dearest Beckey, thou halt left us, "W'e th lof-s most deeply fwjl; But 'tis 'God that hath bereft us. He can all oar sorrows heal. Happy soul, thy days are ended, All thy mourning days below; Go, the angel guards attending To the sight of Jesus go. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral on to-morrow (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from her late residence, No.

17 Cough treet, near Pratt street, without further notice. On the rnomiDg of the lSth instant, of diptheria, MARION WELCH, aged years, eldest daughter of Charles K. and Etnrna Virginia Humphreys. The friends of the family are respectfully re- Suested to attend her funeral, on to-morrow (Thurs-ayj morning, at half past ten o'clock, from her parents' residence, No. 95 North Broadway.

On the 15trr instntit, after a lingering illness, MAR CARET LAWRENCE, in the 70th year of lieragp, a native of county Meath, Ireland. May rest in peace. Amen. Her friends are respectfully Invited to attend her funeral, on this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from her late residence, No. 9 N.

Fremont street. On Tuesday, the J5th instant, of consumption, CHAS. E. J. GERHARD, a citizen of Leipzeic, but for many ytars a resident of this city.

May he rest in pi ace. His friends and acquaintance are respectfully in vited to attend his funeral on to-morrow (ihurs-day) morning, at nine o'clock, from his late residence. No. 6 Barnet street. On the 15th instant, ALICE REBECCA JANE, daughter of WiilUm H.

and Lidia A. Dennis, in the 7th year of her age. Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend herfuneralon this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock. On the 15th instant, ELENQR A HILL, daughter of the late John and Margaret Gill, or Baltimore county, aged 60 years. Ohio papers please copy.

Her relatives aDd friends are respectfully invited to attend her funeral on this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from No 168 South Bond street. Suddenly, on the 14th instant, MARY ANN FINCH, aged 6 years and 2 days, only and beloved daughter of James and Mary Auu Finch. Rest, little ary, rest. Within thy silent tomb, Thy stay was short, and oh! 'tis grief To part with you so soon. Lonely the house and sad the hours, Since, my dear Mamie's gone; But, ah, a brighter Bower than onr In Paradise does bloom.

On the 15th instant, JOHN BARRETT, in the 70th year of his age, a native of the city of Cork, Ireland, but for the last twenty-two years a resident of Baltimore. Way he rest in peace. Washington papers please copy. In Hospital, with small-pox, on Sundav morning, the 11th instant. Captain JOS1AH TODD, of the schooner St.

Mary, formerly ot Dorchester county, aged 4G years. Ai iua vu utci, auhc xvrunaei county, on Saturday, the 12tb instant, after a few days illness of pneumonia, Mr, THOMAS T. BIRD, in tbefcxl year of his age. An aQectiouate husband, indulgent father, humane master, good neighbor, correct and iprigul A widow rETNESDAY MORNING, MAKCH 16, 1364. Tiie War News.

President Lincoln yesterday issued an order for another draft for two hundred thousand men (in addition to he fire hundred thousand previously called for) to supply the force required for the navy nd to provide an adequate reserve force for all contingencies. Each ward of a city, town, election district, will have up to the 15t of April to fill their respective quotas jLy volunteers. The draft is to commence as after the 15th of April as practicahle in tnch places as fail to fill the quotas assigned to them. The bounties now paid are to cease on the 1st of April. After that day 2100 bounty only will be paid.

The Federal gun boat expedition up the lYachita river, Louisiana, encountered some opposition. A place called Trinity was foxilicl to be strongly heavy fire was opened upon the flagship Hinman, compel ling her to retire in a damaged condition, with the loss of two men killed and eight xvoundcd. The flag was then transferred to the gunboat Onchita, whose powerful guns silenced me tonieaerate batteries, consist ang of three thirty-two-pounders. She was cut slightly damaged. Further up the river the Confederates were driven from Harrison- urg and the place burned.

The President, by an official order, makes the following military assignments: First, Lieutenant General Grant is assigned to the Command of the armies of the United States; second. Major General Halleck is relieved from duty as General in Chief and assigned, to special duty at "Washington as Chief of he Staff of the Army; third, Major General Sherman is assigned to the command of the Military TMvision of the Mississippi, lately conimonded by General Grant, and comprising the departments of the Ohio, Cumber-laud, Tennessee and Arkansas: fourth, Major tei.eial McPherson is assigned to the of the Department of Tennessee, recently commanded by General Sherman; fth. Lieutenant General Grant will establish his headquarters in the field with the respective armies operating under his personal supervision. A flag-of-truce steamer from City Point arrived at Fortress Monroe yesterday, -with Oen. Neal Dow, Capts.

Flynn and Sawyer, i Richmond papers report the bombardment cf Charleston as still in progress. Procffdikos of Congress. The gold bill Was again under consideration in the House yesterday, but no vote -was taken. It -will be disposed of to-day. The House passed Hie Senate bill to allow the President and Vice-President to send and receive all mail matter free of postage.

The Senate passed the bill to. authorize enlistments in the regular army for three years instead of five, du-ricg the rebellion; gives the privilege to those ho had enlisted prior to July 22d, 16T, of so re-enlisting, with the bounties provided by the resolution of January 13th, 1564, and xilso exempts officers from loss of pay who shall be absent not over ten days on leave. It also authorizes an engineer branch for each battalion, with an adjutant, quartermaster, for each battalion. A bill was ulso passed for the purchase of a steam tire engine for the Columbia Fire Company of "Washington. Tk: National Bask Bill.

The ways and means committtee of Congress, it appears, struck out the amendment in the bank bill allowing the National Banks to issue notes of less denomination than five dollars. This amendment was strongly recommended by 1-oth the Secretary and Comptroller of the Currency. Fioxt Street Teeates, Frost Street Theatre. BBear in rrrnd that Miss LtjCit.t.e Wept rs pppearsoniy at this Theatre in her char- i.cter of L-uP, ths SIm Lucille Westerx, a Success. Continues her Success.

Continues her as Leah the Forsaken! at Fsoxt Street Theatre. Front Street Theatre. B9Tkis Lucille Success, WfsternAs Leah. i i l. i i LUCILLE WESIEE5 Leah the Forsakes! Leau th2 Forsaken! Leah im Forsaken! To-NlGHT ont Street TJDaatre I Leah the Forsaken! the Forsakes! Lpak the Forsaken! Leah the Forsaken! Leah the Forsaken! Xeah the Forsaken! Miss "Westers at Front Street Tlitatre.

iiAH THE Benefit of Lucille Western Most-mental Assembly Rooms. Corner cflCcntre and St. Paul Streets. Goitschalk's Farewell Concerts is America. The public are respectfully inform ed that the fireat Pianist.

Mr. L. M. Gottscealk, Will give One Grand Concert. On Monday Evening, March 2isf, at 8 P.

Assisted by the distinguished Prima Donna Soprano. Kke, Charlotte Varian. The eminert i'rimo Tenore, Theodore Habelman. "i ce young and talented Violinist, Carlo Patti. Jlf'fa! Director and Conductor S.

Behress. Jit?" Admission One Dollar. Seats caa be secured without extra charge, at Henry McCaffrey's. No. 2C5 lialtin ore street, commencing' on Friday Morn-iip.

Marcv: 13th, at 9 A. M. Doors open Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. Maryland Institute, Evept Evening This Week. Startling Wonders! Mysterious Displays! And Incomprehensible Demonstrations! in the presence of the Davenport Brothers! 0yGo and see the Greatest Phenomenon of the Jiineteenth Century.

L'oers open at 7 o'clock; commencing at half past 7 clock. Aomittauce 50 ents. Half Price. Every Hox Warranted. Uiham's Hair Dye, Or.lv Fifty Cents a Box.

Vray, Ri or Florin Hair can be a seconds to a natural Black or Brovm ry using I PHAV'f Liot id Haiu Dye, the bet and cheapest in the world. Each box of Upham's Jfiir Dye warranted to contain more than others sell for Si. Try it. It will riot injure the gloss of the most deli-Cute hair. Sold by MbiciiMB Sc MowBiiAf, 240 street.

Cartes de Visite. Go to the Gallery of Medal if you want a little Gem. Whiuhbriii has been awarded 21 Diplomas and Medals for Ms Vf orks of Art. 123 Baltimore 5 drKr above San office. J.

H. Whitehurbt Sc. Co. A Ba0 many lovers it has separated how many friends forever parted. To eli'ect h.

radicaicure ue the "JJclm of Thousand. Flowers'' as a dentifrice, r.iLt ar.d rooming. It also beau ti-tv; the complexion. For sale by 11 druggist3. Mothjirb, Moihekii, Mothers Don't fiii to procure rs.

Winklow' Soothin lor ail disease incident to the period ef fceethinff in children. It reliere the child from pain, cures wind colic, regulatii the bowels, acd by giving relief and Lealtn to the child, gives ret to the raoUifcr. 1 wenty-five cents a bottl Cur Your Coughs. ForesVt Juniper Tar is W' an a Died Ut cure any case of cough, throat or 1cd? disease, arising from colds, in an incredibly Lort time, no tn.u-V.tr of wluit nature or of how Vmg ttandire, vnik abtoltUe certainty, we say tl.i ernvhoticaUy. and stake the price of the medicine in all csf.es on our asserxion.

In fresh case of ufrh or croup, instantaneous relief it produced. Try it, and if not convinced of the above declarations, return the erupty bottlus and get your money back, bold by Colkmas Hogers, 173 Baltimore street, and otLer Druggists. 23 cents per Hair Dye Hair Batchelor's celebrated Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only Harmless, True and Reliable Dye known. This splendid air Dye is Perfect changes Red, Rusty or Gray instantly to a Glony Black or Natural Brown, without injuring the Hair or staining the Skin, leaving the hair soft and beautiful; impart fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine color, and rectines the ill effects of Bad Dyes.

The Genuine is signed William A. Batchelor; all others are iu.ini.mni, ana saouia be avonled. Kola ny an -Druggists, ice. Factory, til Barclay H. Y.

Dr. H. Bciiennck, the proprietor of 8 Iskawked Tonic, Mandrake Fills, Will visit Baltimore To morrow THrESDAY, the nth of March. He can be coriiiulted at his rooms, over fcLTH 8 Dance's Drug Bioks, lOr Baltimore street. All who desire Lis advice can have it pratis by Calling on him; he makes no charge for advice.

For an examination of the Lungs with, hi Respirome-ter his price is $3. His Medicines are kept constantly on hand and Cr tale by SethS. Hance.IOH Baltimore street, VZ. "VYlfcTAK'S iiALSAM of Wild ChhrrtI Dr. Wisfar'i Balsam of Wild Cherry! Lrr.

Wistar't Jiaitam of Wild Cherry! Vr. Wistar-t Balsam of Wild Clterry Jr. Wular's Balaam of Wild Cherry! T. Wiitar' Bolsavi qf Wild CJierryl One of the Oldest And most reliable Remedies in the World for Coughs, Colds. Whooping Cough, Qronchilis, Pfficulty cf Breathing, Asthma, Boarstntst, Sore Throat, Croup, And every affection of the Tkwoat, kings and Chest.

i'orsaleby J. P. Dinsmork, Ho. 491 Broadway, New York. S.

W. Fowle Ac No. 18 Tremoat street, Boston, WAY WEDNJ Executive Committee. Geo. Simms, Geo.

Fowler. Samuel Barrick, Thos. Bond, Thos. rroiessor naries's celenratea, juusic is engaged. Master of Ceremonies, Prof.

James League. Tickets H. admitting a Gentleman and Ladiw; FIRST GRAND HOP OF THE PLUMBERS' APPRENTICES, TO BE HELD AT THE NEW ASSEMBLY EOOVft On THURSDAY J.ING, March llth 13di. Tickets 50 cents, admitting a Gentleman and La-dies. ml-3t RAFFLE.

A MAMMOTH HOG, iaeai-m Raised in Carroll county, now to seis at HOFFMAN'S, in Hoffman street, will be RAFFLED FOR on EASTER MONDAY AFTERNOON, 2th at 3 o'clock, AT THE WASHINGTON GARDENS, Pennsylvania avenue. Chances $1. MARSHAEL'S FANCY DRESS AND MAS QUERADE ROOMS. Costumes ofeverydf-Bcription, suitable for Ladies and Gentleman, caa be hired or made to order upon the most reasonable terms. R.

MARSHAEL, 3 Low st. f2S-Im. TOCKS AND BONDS IN ALL THE MAR-KETS. Orders for the purchase and sale of all descriptions of STOCKS and BONDS promptly executed by MARTIN LEWIS, 44 Second street. 5flf)Q 5-20 U.

S. BONDS, with interest a-v Vf crued from Is ov. For sale by tftl THQl f. CARSON OTOCKS OF ALL KINDS Bought and sold on commission in NEW YORK, tfr THO. J.

CARSON. NEW YORK EXCHANGE Wanted at a 1 Wanted at a Premium by THO. J. CARSON tfr II RHEUMATISM! RHEUMATISM? HAMPTON'S TINCTURE IS THE REMEDY FOX Dyspepsy, Cough, Asthma, Bronchial and Lui Afleotions, Fains in the Back, Side and Breast, Consumption, Scrofula, Fits, Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, FistnU, Chills and Fever, Bowel Complaint, Worms, Nervous Debility, with-all Diseases arisinjr from Impure Blood. As a Female Medicine it has rro equal.

It will change the complexion from a pallid to a blsomin? one. Wherever introduced it saecssiirunboanded Our own citizens will testify to wonderful cures by it on themselves and friends. medicine hM been more successful. Sold bv MORTIMER Sc MOWBKAV. 2 LCt Rl.

timore street, SETH S. HANCE, 1K UaUiniort mora street, ana ny juruggists everywhere. PUBLIC SALE OF FIVE IN ELLICOTT'S MILLS. The it5eribr will offer at public sale, at the Court-House conr. ia EHicott's Mills, on TUESDAY MORNING-.

2M March. 1S64, at 11 o'clock, FIVE BUILDING SITES, fronting on Main street and binding cn Court-House yard, John S. Tyson'sand the grcands of the Patapsco Institute, commanding a bill iew of the Patapseo Valley. There is a Spring of cn this land so elevated that a supply for th gieater part of the town can be hid bv a natural rJow. For particulars apply to M.

BANNON, 3i St, Paul st. ml6-6t EXECUTORS' SALE VALUABLE PROPERTT. By virtue cf a power contained in the will of John Gibson, late of Baltimore county, deceased, the undersigned, his Executors, will sell by public auction, cn TUESDAY, the 29th instant, at 1 o'elocK P. at the Etchange Salesrooms, on Second street, the foMowibg very desirable anl valuable property, namely 1. THE VALUAEE LOT OF GRtOUNT) situated on the south side ef Favette street, at the distance of 115 feetv soatheastwardlv from Charies ftreet, and adjoining the property of the Union Bank; fronting onf Fayette street 50 feet 2 inches, or thereabouts, and running- back southwardly parallel with Charles street Hi feet and one-eighth of an inch, or thereabouts, th Bank lane, with all th improvements, viz: A large three-story Brick DWEL-ling, with Back Building, rented and far Lawyers' 25 feet on Fayetts street, wita a depth of lot of 114 feet.

Alto A two-story BRICK BUILDING of same-front and depth of lot, (likewise occupied as offices.) with Brick Stable in the rear, fronting on Bank lane; the whole lot being snlrject to a ground rent of $2i0 per annum. Both buildings are under rent to pood-and punctual tenants. This property, from the fine depth of lot, (114 feet,) and its having fronts of 5ii feet on Fsyette street and Bank lane, could be most advantageously improved, either by the extension of offic-is or the erection of other buildings, so as to yield the purchaser a very handsome interest on the investment. 2. A LOT OF GROUND on the southwest side of Grundy street, at the distance of 1G0 feet southeast-wardly from Lanvale street, fronting 4i feet 6 inches cn Grundy street, and running back 150 f-et to Jenkins alley.

This Lot immediately adjoins the Chapel belonging to Emanuel Church. 3. A LOT OF GROUND situated at the comer formed by the intersection of the southeast side of Mosher st and the northeast side of Foster alley, fronting 50 feet on Mosher street and running back 100 feet to a ten-foot alley. 4. A LOT OF GROUND situated on the southwest side of John street, at the distance of 15S feec southeast from Mosher street, fronting on John St.

53 feet and running back 150 fc-et to Foster alley. Terms of sale One-half cash; balance ia siff months. CHARLES C. GIBSON, P. FREDERICK GIBSON, 16-HScd3 GIBSON Anetg FGR SALE A handsome Bay MARE.

t5 hands high, five years old. is a splen did Saddle Horse, also well trained to single or double ha-ness. Apply at WHEELER'S STABLES, Conway and Hanover sts. mhlS 2tj TWO SUPERIOR FRESH )S COW and one young riding or JvJ wiiats. K.

CROSBY'S miles from thi city, on the old Frede; ick roid. 2': MULES' i inesuoscriDer has for sale 00 head or nne broken MLLE. JAS. SH SKVK. liiio-ist.

Washington citv, 7th bet. Ii and I sts. CARRIAGES CARRIAGES. gtHfcy-. The subscriber has a iare assortmeni of fashionabls CARRIAGES on afts4 of every description, of his own manufacture, oi tfli best materials and workmanship, which will sw sold low for or approved paper.

WiLLAi; McCANN, tf0r 3fc South Gay stnei. tTtSt OLAIRMONT AND Fl'RLEY HALL, NURSERIES. 50.XX APPLE TREES of fmit 40,000 EVERGRE ENS and SHADE rt.EE:!, fir sale on reasonable terms by V'm. CORSE SON, Baltimore. Md.

'ral4-12f CLAIRMONT AND FARLEY HALL, has now arrived for transplanting all kinds of Emit and Ornamental Xres, Fruits. Vines, die. Our stock ii fia for this season. Orders solicited. Address W.

CORSE Sc SON, Baltimore, Md. mhU-I2tj GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM PIANOS Excelled by None. We have on hand and are constantly manufacturing our Pre mium PIANOS. Those in want of a firsi-ciasi octave Instrument will do well to call and see ou Stock before purchasing. Factory and Ware roots.

51 0 Wett Lombard street, corner of Oregon, j6-3m( NEWMAN. BRO. SONS 1 CHI -CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS. lOO-r. CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS.

SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS, SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS. SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS, SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS, AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH. MAULE BROTHER Sc 35UO South street, fcZ4-lmI tPniladelp-iiaj fciOUTH BALTIMORE FAINT STORE. HENRY hTrSHBERG, No. OSCA.MPKN STESST, (Opposite the Hanover Market.) Wholesale and Retail Dealer ui PAINTS, OILS, cr WINDOW GLASS.

LOOKING GLASS PLATE VARNISH, -GLUE, SANDPAPER, COAL OIL, BENZOLE, and a general ssortraectf articles appertaining the Paint, Oil and Glass Business. ml-eolii; COAL! Family Csai Yard, No. 214 North Gay street, corner ot Belair Market, is selling the best Lykens Valley, Sunbury and Black Diamond Coal in the city Io'w for cash. Sawed and slit WOOD, ia 4 and 7 pieceu. Thankful for the large patronage bestowed on mi.

f29-lm. Ell WARD M. ONION COAL AT $7 50, 8 SO AND S9 PER TON. Hard. Soft and Medium COAL, CUMBERLAND COAL, and Split WOOD, and in the C.

W. FORD, J20-tfJ 32 Light street, near Lombard. fOAL AT RETAIL! COAL AT RETAILTBil-v timore Company, Ly kens alley. Coal Mountain, Fittrtnn bnd other choice varieties, at lowesi rices. Orders solicited Postomce Box 1123; Of-ce 17 South Gay stivet.

'f-eolm COLEMAN NORRIS. COAL COAL COAL Comprising the -following varieties: Lehigh Lump, s-jlected forcapo-as and furnaces; Baltimore Company, Black Diamond, Sunbury. White Ash and Peach Orchard, Pine Grove and Lykens Valley, Red Ash and COAL, adai-ted for manujacturiug aa.1 domestic purposes. Wholesale and retail. EDWARD ROBrNS, (CaARLFS West, Saie? Agent, No.

7 Sun Iron Buu'lin. Yard Corner York and Johnston sts eotf. HEAP COAL AND WOOD. COAL from to $3 per ton, delivered. PIiE, OAK irrnt-Mrr Vo)A Wfcrf and ard.

HUGHES UAY.footori.ee iia ijigu sreei ana. illian st. dock. S.R.SIARi.. fei-lm.

A MM ONI ATE SUPER PHOSPHATE. timore Company's Ammoniated Sup er Phoi-phate, containing eti-caenU necessary to the pris-J-lion of crops and improvement of the land. C. W. FORD, Agent for the Company, flO-gm 32 Light street, near Lombard.

POUDRETTE. Baltimore Company's POTJ DRETTE, containing by analysis 1 lipQrot of ammonia, Hi per ton, in bbls. Suitable f-x iiZ sad an excellent article for Gara. C. Vf.

FO Rl), Agent for the Ct-wpany. f-2mi 33 Light near Lomixtro. WIRE-WORK for Tnna i .1 .1 A. 1 ALlUll ICS auu 12octratd ccreens, Wire Safes, a nice article. H.

ALDERS-PON St SON. Manufacturers, la S. KAF TOBACCO. This wek I will rweive per steamer from New York, lot of ewa nne Conn't SEED WP.APPERS, and I IL-LERS: also. Ohin WRAPPERS.

Havana ai at TOliACCO. Ftr salej.y VtlLi.LiIA.U- 'AUU, N. 451 W. Baltimore street JUM ER vuNBER A sreneral assortment cf Seasoned BUILDER i indEard Wood MBfJt. fc Office and Yard 3-3a eoruar of Prati ta ira rj.

AN AN TON AVENUE. UN 1m KSDAYi EVENING. March ISth O. U. B.

held on. THURSDAY EVENING- lnir A f-u11 attendance Ts reque'sted. by order.of the Board of Manager ml6-2t) ANDREW J. NE1LSON.G. See JTWTHE MEMBERS OF OSCEOLA NO.

II, IkS IMPROVED 0fLJ2SR CF RED ME notified to be punctual in attendance on THIS (W ednesday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock, as an important amendment will come up for vour consideration. By order, HARM AN SMITH, It I Chief of Records. fr YOUNG CATHOLICS' FRIEND SOCTE-Lk3 TY The members of the Young Catholics' riend Society are invited to attend the Funeral of the late CHARLES E. G. GEBHARD, at the Cathedral, on THURSDAY MORNING, at Oo'clock.

lt( GEO. McCAFFRAY, Rec. Sec. ryigr- ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, Baltimore, LKii March 15.

FESTIVAL OF IKULAMD'S GLORIOUS APOSTLE willbecel-ebratcd in St. Patrick's Church with the usual solemnity. The Very Rey. H. B.

Coskery, D. will sing Mass, and the Rev. Father Xerig, S. will preach on the occasion. A collection will be taken up for the support of the orphans.

Service will begin at half-past ten o'clock. mlii-2t YSRALLY RALLY RALLY OU8E-UoJ CARPENTERS of East Baltimore, and meet your f-d low-work ingnien at Temperance Temple on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, at o'clock. "i our interest demands your prompt attendance. It) EAST END. nr-ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE LkS BOSS 1GHT MEN will be held at the Old City Hall, Holliday street, cn THIS (Wednesday) AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock.

By order of the It? PRESIDENT. irSEOOK BINDERS, ATTENTION. The yS JOURNEYMEN BOOK BINDERS OF BALTIMORE are earnestly requested to attend a meeting, to be held at No. 187 Lexinsrton street, near Paca, on THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, March 16th, at 1( o'clock, as business of imDortanc? to every member of the craft will be brought for- waru lor their consideration. JJy order of A UUJ1AUTTKE.

rnT HE REGULAR SEMI-ANN UAL LL3 MEETING OF THE BALTIMORE PA PER-HANGERS' SOCIETY will be held at their Koom, froutn Lioerty street.onTHlS (Wednesday) EVENING, at7Jfi o'clock, for election of officers. Punctual attendance is requested. JBy order. OS. RL SH, President.

J. A. Myers, Secretary. itN 03" "LEAH THE FORSAKEN." MRS. D.

P. BOWERS AS LEAH. From the Evening Transcript Editorial. Bowers's personation of Leah the Forsaken, las-t night, as a forcible development of character, and an illustration of the grace and sway of genius when refined by art, will take rank among the most successful traditions of this time-honored home of the drama. No more effective instance of the comprehensive power of her art, or of its keen intellectual perception, could well be desired than is furnished in the passionate earnestness and the elaborate skill which marked her first performance of Leah on this occasion.

If her coup a essai was so fraught with true cramatic instincts, and proved so brilliant in its natural coloring, what may we not expect from her future performances, now that siie has been instructed by experience in the sympathetic points of the part? The audience a densely crowded one was en rapport with the artiste, and acknowledged with fervid frequency the intense power and the wild grace of her portraiture. Thrice during the performance she was spontaneously summoned by the auditors in front of the curtain, and honored with plaudits, the impulse, and the approving motives of which were unmistakably honest. The character of Leah is, in its varying passions and its sudden transitions letween those controlling emotions of woman's nature love and pride quite stronglv drawn; yet we cannot help believing that it has lost in translation many of the beauties with which it is adorned in the oiiginal German, and that its effeit rests less upon its intrinsic power than upon the ability of the actress to claim for its suggestive sentiment the sympathy of an auditor. In this respect both manager and dramatist have ample cause to congratulate themselves upon Mrs. Bowers' assumption of the part here.

Her unsurpassed skill, and, above all, Ler intellectual appreciation of the true in art, lent to the rerson ition a picturesquesness of efiect, a womanly fervor of spirit, and a wierd-like force to which the author's ideal could lay but little claim. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, For the Last Time but Three. AT HOLLIDAY STREET THEATRE. It iYTO THE EDITORS OF THE BALT1-LrJ MORE SUN. Gentlemen: As I am sure you do not intend to do injustice to any one in your notices of the local events which c-ccur in the city, and as the notices in your local columns of Monday and Tuesday last, iu reference to the appointments by the Police Commissioners, do ereat injustice to the Major of the city, you will admit that it is both right and proper that the public should be correctly informed upon the subject.

In your paper of Monday it is statod that the Mayor changed his opinion, and instead of voting for Mr. Gardner, voted for Mr. Carmichael. This is incorrect. Notwithstanding the efforts of the friends of Mr.

Gardner to secure the favor of the Mfij or in his appointment, he continued from first to lastto favor the appointment of Mr. Carmichael. In Tuesday's paper it is stated that when the Beard of Police Commissioners assembled the Mayor a list of the names of persons whom he desired should be appointed. This is not correct. I know personally that the Mayor did not prepare a list of the names of persons whose appointment he desired, but voted with the majority of the Board for the nominees of the Marshal ana Deputy Marshal.

The facts, as I have stated them, are true, and it is right and proper that the people should know them. lt; ONE WHO KNOWS. ry-gNOTiOE The JOURNEYMEN BRICK-LLSf LAYERS OF BALTIMORE are cordially invited to attend a meeting at Rechahite Hall, on This (Wednesday) evening, ieth at 8 o'clock, to join the Society. Br order of the mia-Zt-p lrIvr.KlLir.NT. fY- ERIN GO BRAGH! FIRST GRAND LL5 DINNER of the SONS OF IRELAND, at ivirt.

1. JSl LiLlIN'tS, No. 14. Koutn street, on SI. r-Aittluii.

DAl, at? o'clock precisely. Tickets (limited) $3 ea--h. ml5-3t ryfTHE JOURNEYMEN UPHOLTERERS Lk3 OF BALTIMORE are invited to attend a meeting on THIS (Wednesday) VEN ING, 16tli inst at 7)4 o'clock, at No 66, corner of High and Pratt on business of importance. mli-3t C.FISHER. OT MARYLAND STATE FAIR.

of the FAIR, to beheld at the MARYLAND IN- tillL iton ana alter loth April, give notice tnat the following prices have been fixed for TICKETS OF ADMISSION to the main Hall of the Institute during the continuance of the Exhibition, viz: Single Tickets for the first day and evening. $1 00 Single Tickets after the first day and evening 25 Season Tickets, good for the whole time after the first day and evening 1 00 Season Tickets will be issued to the Ladies having charge of Tables, and their employees only, for the entire Fair, including the first day and evening, for 1 00 No complimentary tickets will be issued. MRS. GOVERNOR BRADFORD, President of Ladies' Organization. WILLIAM J.

ALBERT, President of Gentlemen's Organization. JAS. CAREY COALE, Acting Secretary of General Executive Committee; Y3DEMOCRATIC LLS PRIMARY MEETINGS. requested to meet in PRIMARY MEETINGS, at the places of holding the Elections in their respective Districts, on THURSDAY, March. 17th, at 4o'clock P.

ELECT FIVE DK LEGATES to assemble in COUNTY CONVENTION SATUR DAY, March 19th. at eleven o'clock A.M., to NOMINATE SEVEN CANDIDATES for the CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, and the transaction of such other business as may be brought before them. Each District will also ELECT two persons as members of the Democratic Executive Committee, and the members of the Committee will also meet at Towsontown on the dav of the Convention. By-order of the COMMITTEE. tnl2-5t0 NOTICE.

PEABODY BUILDING ASSOCIATION NO. 2. latelv orcanized bv the members cf I'eabody No. 1, which has wound, up with great satisfaction and ad vantage to all its shareholders, will hold its NEXT R-EGULAR MEETING on THURSDAY EVENING, March 17th, at half-past seven o'clock, at the Friendship House, on Frederick ttreet, one door south of Fayette. The Shares are limited to one thousand a small portion of which are yet to be disposed of.

This Association offers great inducements to 1U members, and early application at the next meeting will secure a few of the REMAINING SHARES, and enable the fortunate holder to participate In the MANY BENEFITS thereby secured. We invite all perons wanting Information concerning the operations of this Association to be pre-fT)t at the next meeting. ml2-5t rfiHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri-1. ber has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Baltimore citv letters testamentary ou the estate of DK-DK1CK FENNEMAN, late of said city, deceased.

All persons having claims against said deceased aro hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the" subscriber, on or before the IGth day of September next; they may otherwise, by law, be excluded fnom all benefit of said estate. All per sons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. Given under my hand this 16th day 01 SUSANNA FEN NEMAN, Executrix. TVTOTICE. Persons that were disappointed last 1 week by the supply of MACH lNESgivingout, the demand Deing greater than the supply, are re- uesttd to call now, as I ave got a full supply of tlio improved Aoist less, Empire and Howe with all others.

THUS. SHANKS, N.30 Green st. 3t) THE UNDERMGNED lave formed a C0-i PARTNERSHIP, under the name and stjle of PITT Sc WHITE, for the purpose of conducting the business of GENERAL COMMISSION KK-CHANTS, and Dealers in GROCERS' DRUGS and CHEMICALS. For the present they will be located at No. 3 S.

Calvert street, tp stairs. FA 1 CIIA Pf ELL PITT, GIDEON WHITE. Baltimore, March Uth, Jim. ml6-Gti TO SLAVE OWNERS! All owners of EN LISTED SLAVES. are entitled to $100 from the State, provided they will free the slave.

In the Second and Third Congressional Districts, if enlisted sinoe December 17th, li3, balance of the State if enlisted since October 1st, 18C3. Loyal owners are entitled the United States additional. Apply to F. P. STEVENS, Attorney at Law, rol6-6tllr No.

4S Lexington street. ROUND TOP HYDRAULIC CETviENTWe have Just received a full supply of this Cement. BOWEN 4c MERCER, Agents, eotMyar No. 3 Eicaange Plce. WHOLESALE AND xvKTAIL.

GEORGE H. C. NEAL, No. 87 Baltimore street, Has now open an extensve Stock of Plain and Fancy SILKS, Moire Antique SILKS. Black Taffetas, Gros de Rhinesand Gros Grain.

Mourning Silks. Lot of Light Silks, cheap. NEW SPRING DRESS FABRICS. Drab and Leather shades Alpacas, (fashionable.) Drab and Leather shades Lupin's Mousselines. Double width pure Mohairs and Silk' Mixtures.

All wool French Mousselines, from auction sales. Grenadine Bareges, Double width Mozambiques. Organdies, Jaconets, French and English Chintze3. French Percale Robes, something entirely new. NEW SPRING SHAWLS.

MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT. Lupin's superior BOMBAZIN and TamiseClothS Lupin's single and double width Mousselines. Lupin's Grenadine Barefces, all widths and grades. Large Stock BLACK ALPACASand PureMohairs. Best Black English Crape and Crape Veils.

HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS. Heavy Barnsley Linen Sheetings of all widths. Barnsley Table Linens, Cloths, Napkins, Sec. Scotch and Bird Eye Diapers, French Towels, Sec. Dunbar, Dickson and Richardson's Irish Linens.

DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS. CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS IN NEW SPRING STYLES. eotffr LARGEST STOCK OF DRY GOODS IN BALTIMORE. HAMILTON EASTER Sc NOS. 190, 201 AND 203 BALTIMORE BALTIMORE, invite the attention of MERCHANTS VISITING BALTIMORE to make purchases, to the verv extensive WHOLESALE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, on second floor and basement of their warehouse, embracing in addition to their own large and general IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN GOODS, a large and well selected stock of DOMESTICS, WOOLENS and STAPLE GOODS, of every description.

OUR SPLENDID RETAIL STOCK OF GOODS on first floor, embracing ARTICLES OF CLASS, from LOW PRICED TO THE MOST MAGNIFICENT, IN VERY BRANCH OF THE TRADE, rendering our entire stock one of the MOST EXTENSIVE AND COMPLETE IN THE UNITED STATES. The Wholesale and Retail Price being marked on each article, from which NO DEVIATION IS ALLOW-ED. Parties not fully acquainted with the value of Goods can buy from us wita perfect confidence. ml5 2trScWl2t! TVEW TRIMMING HOUSE 1 FOR TAILORS. JOHN A.

GRIFFITH Sc CO. Beg leave to announci ts the Merchant Tailors and Clothiers of Baltimore and Washington that they have opened a TRIMMING HOUSE at the -SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES over the Jewelry Store of Canfleld, Bro. Si Where the trade will find a fall assortment, including PIECE GOODS, BUTTONS, BRAIDS, adapted to that line of business-, not surpassed by any house in the country. Having established a house in Cincinnati in connection with the Baltimore house, and consequently having to buy largely, we fsel assred that we can offer such inducements to the trade as regards prices as will make it to their interest ta give us a share of their patronage. Just received, the SPRING AND SUMMER REPORT OF FASHIONS.

We are also the Agents for the American and European Monthly Reports of Fashion, and Henisch Sc Patent Shears. A full line of MILITARY TRIMMINGS, suitable for Merchant Tailors and Clothiers. JOHN A. GRIFFITH, JAMES O'NEILL, JOSEPH H. McGUIRE.

Pittsbnre Post copy three times a week till Aug. 1st and send bill to tnia office REAL BLACK THREAD LACE POINTS. We have received a few RE AL THREA LACE POINTS, which WILL BE SOLD A BAR3AIN. Prices from $150 to $300. RICHEST AND MOST ELEGANT DESIGNS EVER MADE IN PARIS.

HAMILTON EASTER Sc 109. 201 and 203 Baltimore st. OURNTNG GOODS Recext Importations. JrsT Oraxsn. or Lupin's 4-4 and 6-4 BOMBAZINES, Lupin's 3-4.

6-4 and S-4 CRAPE MARETS, GRENADINES, FLORENTINES, BYZANTINES, GRENADINE BAREGES, TAMART1NES, BAREGES and CHALLY'S. AH wool 3-4 and 6-4 Black Mousselines, Black Alpacas, a superior make. Courtald Sc. best Black English Crapes, Black English Crape Veils, Italian Crapes for Funerals. ALSO- A large assortment of SECOND MOURNING GOODS.

HAMILTON EASTER Sc 'ml6-3tr 199, 201 and 203 Baltimore Btreet. KUHN Sc LO THIE AND MERCHANT TAILORS, Corner Lexington and Green Sts A fine assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING, with a complete stock of Piece Goods, of the latest styles for custom trade. Persons wishing Clothing, ready-made or made to order, will not regret giving us a trial. Business conducted on the one price eotA13 rj gUPERIORfLIN EN GOOD We have Just received a large assortment of HEAVY and FRONTING LINENS, TABLE DAMASKS and NAPKINS, 1UW CrC. HANDKERCHIEFS, SHIRT BOSOMS and WRISTBANDS, To which we would respectfully invite the atten tion of buyers.

ihb ijii r-ix aruitis, 195 Baltimore street, above Light, eotfr R. H. MILLIKEN. 40 STYLES CHILDREN SCARRIA GES! FROM Four to Thirty Dollars, AT GEO. STEIN BACH'S 'Temple of Fancy," 'It 79 W.

Baltimore cor. Tripolet's alley. DAILY' SV EN TIL AT ED TRUSS. -This great Invention has accomplished more erood than probably any improvement ever made for persons suffering with HERNIA OR RUPTURE. The Truss will be applied by the inventor, rolS-2tr W.

F. DAILY, 11 Light Bait BONES, BONES. BOiNiiS. Fine Ground BONES, containing 75 per cent, of Phosphates, fine as meal; warranted pure. For sale in bulk or packages by J.

J. TURNER eotfrt 42 Pratt street 3l BONE DUST, warranted pure, POUDRETTE. PHOSPHATES OF LIME, all varieties. GUANOES. Peruvian and Mexican.

GROUND PLASTER, Ac, At lowest rates, by P. ZELL Sc SONS, tMy23rl Nos. 47 and 4 North Howa-d st. HPO CORN AND TOBACCO GROWERS. JL "EJTCELSIOK" No.

1 PERUVIAN GUANO SOLUBLE PHOSPHATES, The most universal Crop- Grower and concentrated durable Fertilizer ever offered to agriculturists, combining all the stimulating properties of Peruvian Guano and the ever-durable fertilizing qualities of Bones, adapted for all soils and crops, ia fine ary powder, for sowing or drilling in with the graia. Uniformity of quality guaranteed by the manufacturers J. J. TURNER MWFtfrt 42 Pratt street, Baltimore. PRING AND SUMMER CROPS.

JK.M.OJLlr.S," STANDARD SUPER PHOSPHATE. The increased demand for this Standard Manure has been met by corresponding arrangements in the manufacture, and we hope hereafter to supply almost any demand. Dealers and Farmers apply to B. M. R.HODES CO Office and arehouse 82 South, street, Be wly's wharf, Fifty Dollars per ton in barrels, or in bags by adding their cost.

tAort nno THE CITIZENS OK WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. C. Your attention is respectfully invited to the advertisement of the MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE in the Baltimore Thi fftmnHrr. hnvirnr larcrA rash pftnitnl. offers insurance on favorable terms to the citizens of Washington, Georgetown and other places.

All in writin Aflilrfsaed to this office will receive prompt and immediate attention by their agent appointea lor that purpose, iteterence given and required whenever requested. THOS. E. HAMBLETON, mlG-eo2tJr 1 President. rpo FARMERS AND OTHERS.

JL SEED OATS. CLOVERS EED, TIMOTHY SEED, Excelsior POUDRETTE, in hbls, and other FERTILIZERS. Call and examine for yourselves before purchas ing eisewnere. ALSO Choice brands of Super, Extra and Family FLOUR, or sale at lowest prices oy M. f.

Sc BROWN, o. 1 1 West Pratt street, eotMhl8rJ cor. Concord near the Bridget PAPER HANGINGS. HOWELL Sc BROTHERS, BO BALTIMORE Opposite Hanover street. Are receiving their Spring Stock PJkPER HANGINGS, of all qualities and descriptions, embracing GOLD PAPERS INLAID WITH SILK, new and beautiful styles of our own manufiicture, just Introduced.

Also Satin and low-priced Papers.Cur-tain Papers, 4-c, ia great the lowest tjt5ooKseiiers, News Agents, and all others, will please senl on their ordeis at once for what thev may want of either edition of "The Wife's Secret," or of any cf the other new and uniform editions of the popular works of Mrs. Ann S. Stephens Published and for sale at the Cheapest Publishing and Bookselling Establishment in this country, which i at T. B. PETERSON Sc BROTHERS', 306 Chestnut Philadelphia, To whom all orders must come addressed, and they will receive immediate attention.

Copies of any of the above books will be -sent to any one, free of postage, oa remitting the price of the ones wanted to T. B. Peterson Sc Brothers, in a letter. FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLE RS. It OTHER NEW STORY! HALL, A STORY OF A HA TINTED HOUSE, BY MARGARET BLOUNT, Commences in THE NE YORK MERCURY, For March 2i5th, 13o4.

Now ready at all News Depots. mTS-ltr. GAS CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, PORTABLES, Sec. Just received a large and beautiful assortment GAS FXTURES, of latest styles, which we oEer at prices to please. Also Agents for the PATENT UNIVERSAL BRACKET.

6as Fitting, Alterations and Extensions promptly attended to. Plumbing in ail its branches executed in a satisfactory manner. Orders and a call solicited. JOHN ROGERS SON, )tf 48 and 54 N. High near Fayette.

CY. DAV1DSO.N, No. 15 N. LIBERTY STREET, Between Fayette and Baltimore Has alwavs on hand a fine assortment of GAS CHANDELIERS, HALL LIGHTS, DINING ROOM LIGHTS, One and Two Light BRACKETS. ALSO, BRONZE READING STANDS, MATCH SAFES, MANTEL ORNAMENTS, And all kinds of GAS SHADES.

GAS PIPES Introduced into Stores and Dwellings. eotf SUN SHADES, PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. NE STYLES of the above of French make. India Rubber HOSE for Garden and House purposes: Ergine and Ship HOSE: MA CHINE BELTING and PACKING. W.

G. MAXWELL, No. 166 Baltimore tfr adjoining Adams Express Office. JAMES GARDNER, BUILDER AND HOUSE CARPENTKR, No. 179 LOMBARD N-EAR HOWARD, Offers his services to the public as CONTRACTOR OR SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS.

Store? Shelved at short notice, and Repairs of all kinds in and about Buildings promptly attended to. tA9fr BALTIMORE INFIRMARY, Corner of Lombard and Green street. This institution, so long and so favorably known by our citizens, having been greatly enlarged and improved, is now prepared to receive and accommodate hoth medical and surgical cases. Private accommodations cf a superior character can be furnished to those who require them, and each story is supplied with hot and cold baths. The sick are attended to by the Professors of the University of Maryland ana nursed by the Sisters of Charity, and there is a resident Physician at all times in the house.

Terms Payable in advance: For the public ward S3 per week. For private room from So to $10 per week. SURGEONS. Prof. N.

R. Smith, James H. Butler, M. Prof. ti.

W. Miitennerger. PHYSICIANS. Prof. Chew, Prof.

Richard McSherry. N. B. No infectious or contagious diseases are admitted. 'wtfr ARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE.

OFFICE, N. W. CORNER OF NORTH AND BALTIMORE STREETS. CASH CAPITAL, 200,000 DOLLARS. Insure? Dwellings, Stores, and other Buildings, Goods, Wares, Furniture and Merchandise, Vessels in port and their cargoes, Mortgage Interest, Leases and other property, against loss or damage by fire, end against risks of inland navigation and transport tation, on the most favorable terms, in this city and elsewhere.

THOS. E. HAMBLETON, President. DIRECTORS. CHAS.

W. LORD, Merchant. IRA C. CANFIELD, of Canfield, Bro. St Co.

CHAS. J. BAKER, of Baker Bros. Sc Co. WM.

HOPKINS, of T. Sc G. T. Hopkins. EDWARD W.

ROBINSON. Master Builder. WM. W. SPENCE, of Spence Sc Reid.

JOHN J. ABRAHAMS, Pres. Fell's Point Bank. JOHN S. BAR RY.

of John S. Barry Co. J. SOMER FIELD BERRY, of J. S.

Sc Geo. Berry Sc Co. JNO. A. HAMBLETON, of HambletonBro3.3c Co.

HUGH A. COOPER, of Cooper Sc Slicer. JAS. H. HOBLITZELL, Merchant, eotJeCn OTIS SPEAR, Secretary.

FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY, tttfice on the Northeast Comer ff SOUTH AND SECOND INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE, on all descriptions of property, within the limits of the city. HENRY P. DUHURST, President. DUAKU Ur J. I KLV lUfta.

John H. Ehlen, Geo. W. Flack. James Fields, Garret Brown, John M.

Gait, Thomas Wilson, E.T.Lauderman Cal-jfe l'arks, George Franck, Henry C. Jones, Isaac M. Denson. Aug. J.

Albert, C. D. Slingluff, C. A. Schaefler, Edw'd Jenkins, Fred'k Achcy, T.

W. Levering, Nathan Tyson, George R. Berry, MendeE I.Cohen, Geo. S. Gibson, A.

Needles, J. M. Anderson, F. W. Bennett, Samuel Hart, Hugh Bolton, Jos.

J. Taylor, Joshua iiiil den, John jbayues, Joiui A. Shriver. John Cushing, Lucas, eotfr RANCIS McGINNIS, Secretary. TVATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 1 OF BALTIMORE, Incorporated by the State cf MJ-ryland, 1S43.

30 SOUTH New Building opposite Second St. This Company Insures cf property, in and out of the city, against loss or damage by FIRE. Short insurances may ba effected for a single day or longer period. JOHN B. SEIDENSTRICKER, Prest Board oy jtkkctors.

Henry M. Bash, William Heald, Adam Denmead, Thomas S. Benner, George Bartlett, Georjr-? Small, Joseph W. Jenkins, Geo. W.

Howard, William Woodward, Henry Pendex ter, Edward J. Church, Hugh Sisson. eotfr LAN PIS, Secretary. LEONARD J. TORMEY.

STOCK AND BILL BROKER, NO. 22 SOUTH STREET, Buys and Sells, on Commission, STOGKS.BONDS. GOVERN MEN SECU RITI ES and Comntereial Paper and Isoam. Orders for the STOCKS and SECURITIES of this and the New York Markets promptly executed. 1tf Prices for Gold and Stocks in New ork received by Telegraph direct throughout tne day, tfir 5-20 ONe'yEAK CERTIFICATES, OLD COUPONS Manuring in May and No- l.o wi tVia 4 0 v.

a UARTEJt MASTER'S ORDERS AND ONE -Aiv UigATE bougntv tfr'i Muulated Postal Currency Bought. JAMES H. COX, Reven-a Stamp Office, corner of North ana aiiiiuure BtxvlS. vnr.