The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

AMUflEMEfil. miti.TSHED Iinti Rhgikbht Coitcebts. Tae second concert THK, BALTIMORE DAILY JON A L-Wlll jJI-menee its reguMr hssue on THURSDAY. October 3d at 3 o'clock P. M.

CtUce Mo-131 BALTIMORE STREET. 1 THE SUN; ry-THE QUARTERLY MEETING of the Bonrd LL.I of Management ot the CONSOLIDATED CATHOLIC BKNEF1CTAL SOCIETIES will be held at feT. ALPHONSUS' HALL THIS (Friday) EVEN-lG, 4th instant, at 7H O'clock. Every deleeate Is reqneted to be present. J.T.PIQUETT.

Pres. THOMAS RYAN, bec'y. o3-3tl (r ATTENTION, EMMET GUARDS. NINTH LkJ P-EGIMENT, SECOND BRIGADE, M.N. G.

1 he regiment will lorm on Gav street, between Baltimore and Second streets, en THIS EVENING. October4tb, at 7 o'clock, for regimental parade Every company is requested to be in strict attendance. 1 he line of march will be as follows: Gay to Baltimore street, to Exeter, to Bank, to Broadway, to Baltin ore, to Eden, to Madison, to York avenue, to Forrest, to Hillen.to High, to Gay, to Baltimore, to Calvert, to Monument bquare, where the Regiment will be dismissed, Bv order of E. T. JOYCE, Lieut.

Colonel, o3-2t) Commanding Ninth Reg't M. N. VHnUTK AKD COLOKHO IOSEPH $1 25: Jouvin'n Kid Gloves, colors. kinds or DRESS TRIMMINGS, at TBlBLE'S. nos.

S4 Noi th Charlea St. and 59 Lexington St. NEW BUGLE GIMPS. BUTTONS, VELVETS, received this day. jqhn Nos 84 N.

Charles and 59 Lexlagton at. WH I ANGOLA CORDS and TASSELS for Opera Cloaks; White bilk CORD3 and TASSELS, at TRIBLE'S, Nos. 34 North Charles street and 59 Lexington st. LADIES. FAIR.

Very beautiful assortment oT large WALKING SHAWLS, KE AK AST SHAWLS. 80NTAGS. HOODS, TWILIGHTa, bACKS, VESTS, LOUDS, ftc-t pAg, ApAE.3f o4-2tr4. S. E.

corner Eutaw and Saratoga sis. OU1 OUR fTOVK AT REDUCED PRICES. Ladies' BONNETS and HAT Misses' HATS, FLOWKtis snd WREATHS, FEATHERS. at M. PASSA-PAE'S, southeast corner of Eutaw and Saratoga streets.

(1 HEAP CH A PEST. Gen t' Fine Shirts and Col-J lars. Under-Shirts. Drawers. Gloves, Hall Hose Ties, Bows.

Gloves and very many other articles In the FURNISHING LINE, at o4-2tfr southeast cor. Eutaw and Saratoga sts. OPERA! OPERA TASSELS! A.NQ0BA PRIXGES BUGLE XSIUilHiGn! New assortment. SISCO BROTHERS. lt( Charles and Fayette streets.

DAY, RUPERT 7 OD WITT. A NOVEL. MISS M. F. BRA nON.

Author of -'Diavola," "Lady Andley's Secret," "Henry Octavo. 231 pages. Price 75 cents. This is Miss BraJdon's latest novel, having been fnblished tn London since the Issue of "Diavo.a is decpiv interebticg and will command a widespread tale. also FROST'S DIALOGUES FOR YOUNG FOLKS.

A collection of Original. Moi al ana Hamoroiu Dialogues, adapted to the use of School and Church Ex-bihitions. Family Gatherings, and Juveni.e a frost Author of "The Parlor Stage." This collection of Dialogues i3 Just what hs long been wanted. It contains a variety that will suit every taste; some of the subjects are humorous, some satirical. hitting at the lollies of vice and lash-Ion, while others are pathetic, and all are entertain-ine! A lew of the Dialogues are long enough to form a sort ot little drama that will interest more advanced scholars, while short and easy ones abound for the use of quite young children.

Most or tne dialogues introduce two or three characters only, but some require a greater number, PICK FITZGERALD. Publishers. 18 Ann street, New Xork. Also for sale by all Booksellers ia the United StDlCK FITZGERALD will end the above works by mail, postage paid, to any part ot the United States, on leceipt of price. It'.

OW READY. SOUTBERX IOCIETY, 'Ihe Southern Exponent of literature, Society and Art. For sale by all News Dealers. Subscription. i a year: sinsle copie? 10 Cents.

Office NO. a6 WEST BALTIMORE ST. o4-Ur "OHEUMAT1SM CURED BY XL i HAMPTON'S T1NCTUREJ. P.HECMA7 ISM Captain Canot. HhEL MA TInM Inflammatory, Jas.

Pymth. hHt UMA Had it 38 years. E. Bigwell. BR UMA 'J IS Had it 15 years.

tf Donnelly. RBI DMA 77A.V Had it 10 years, S. Taylor. hHkl'MA TJSMHAd it 11 years, A. Kitchtn.

RHb UMA TISX Had It 7 jears. Robeit Gault. PARALTS1S AND PALS1, TRY UAMPI01TS TINCTURE. HAVE YOU COUGH? TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE. HAVE YOU SORE THROAT? TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.

HA YE YOU HEADACItK? TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTUUV. For Depression of Spirits. Weakness, with Diseases from, impure blood, females and children will find A TRfTE FRIEND IN DR. BAJfPTOS'S 11SCTURE. Call and get a pamphlet and see most wonderful cures.

he above are only a few. Sold by all Druggkt3 in Baltimore, Wahlngtoa and elsewhere. MORTIMER MOWBRAY, No. South Chatlf-8 stMT HOMSEN A BLOCK and WM. U.

BLOW BRO holesale Agents. PUBLIC SALE OF A FARM IN HOWARD nJOLJ JNiULK HIE. UUUSIi. The subscriber, as attornev for the owner. will sell at public sale, on the premises, one-fourth of a mile from Hanover Switch, oo the Washington Branch Railroad, on TUESDAY, the 8th day ol October, at ii o'clock the FARM owned and occupied by R.

L. Mackall Brother, containing Ti5 Acres, divided into five fieHs, well fenced and watered. The improvements consist of a DWELLING, situated in a fine grove, good Barn, stable. Corn-house andalllother neceef-aryj out-houses; also a good Orchard, in full bearing. It commands a fine view oi the railroad lor several miles.

TV ALSO. JtI AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE. Will be sold all the CROP, STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Household and Kitchen FURNITURE, cotjfcistinfS, In part, of CuKS, OATS, HAY, thiee HORSES, three COWS, eight HOGS, two WAGONS, (one spring Wagon, nearly new.) one Cart, Plows. Harrows. Cultivators, Beds, Beading, Chairs.

Tables, and many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS. For real estate, one-half cash; balance in one and two year, with interest. For personal property, sums under cash; over that a credit ot six moctiip, with security. For full particulars apply to M.

BAN NCN, aa St. Paul street, Baltimore. o4-t. QOOKING RANGES, ETC. COLLINS HEATH.

2 Light street. rilHESTAR IHE BEAUTIFUL STAR-r ILL UHINA TIN PA RLOR TO YE. To heat ihe Tar lor and all the Chambers above. Our own manuiactuie. The best Heater in the city, COLLINS HKAlH, tQ21r aa Light street.

RAINS. GRAINS. Fresh GRAINS every dav at JACOB fcEEGER'S Brewery, Frederick Road and Pratt strtec oi-eoSt thnIbacskett. Business promptlv attended io. o3-6t Office, No.

4 CPU RTL AND STREET. R. FE LIX JtNKINS has removed his Oiflce and Eecidence to tbe tOLTHEAST COBVXB OF GREEN AND MULBERRY STS. 1 R. M.

W. WAKbltLD date of Howard countv. At Md.) has located at 59 HOLLINS Bald-more, and offer 3 his profeesior.al services. Special attention given to diseases of Women and Children. t3 Liu JOHN H.

ING. ATTORNEY AT LAV, No. 59H WitST FAYETTE STREET. s30-15ti pear St. VI ANfHI F.

Ttf-MP, KEGlbTER IN BANKRUPTCY, SECOKD COKOBKSSlOSAL DISTRICT Office 3,5 Lexinston corner St. Pul. A. ECHREINER TAILORS. 41 ORTH LI BERT LEXING TON.

Garments to order and Ready-Made. Scouted, Cleaned, Repaired and Altered. rJi-lmi J' FREDERIC W. ALEXANDER, (Liiie Cupt'Jin Baltimore Battery Lig'it Ar tiller a and Brerei Colonel, i EEAL EST A 7 A BROSEB AND CLAIM AGEX1, No. 43 TWELFT STlv-KET.

Between Peimiylvar.i:i avenue aud street. WASliiyGlOA. Mor.ey Loaned on good secarity all TVTOTICE. CHARLES FAHMiiR win WHITE-X WASH ard I OlOK WAi LS: alc do Whitening, lean Houses. Lav Brick.

Psas'-er, Clem Cellars and co Carpenter's Jobs. Call at 47 STATE or nd-oress by mail. 1)L'RE WHIsKV c-82 be cjuue by every bouse hold for 0 cet ts per proof gallon, wita a kitchen apparatus, without special attention. ull direc-tiOLS f-ent by mail by enclosing 50 cents and stamp. WILLIS K.

SCOTT. Washington. D. C. sKlW? A IT NT ION, CIGAR SHOW-FIG-J- UBFut Another new lot jmt received, direct iiuportarlon URKS, IJ, DI-ANS and SQUAWS.

They are the finet Figures that I have ever teen in this country. The public can jucee for themselves. Alto, a la'ge eock of fancy Clay and Wooden PIPES of every description, for sate at P. G. GASPARI'f.

s30-lot; 31 Soath Calvert Md. IMPAIRED SIGHTS Suited with every kind of Spectacles, and Glasses fixed the focus required, made to answer lor far and near objects, at No. 8 N. Greenst. TOBI AS, Optician.

sl6 lm) TO BUILDERS AND OTHFRS. WM. E. DAVIS O. are prepare to furnish all kinds of Iron Kail rig, Gratings, Door and Window Guards, Shops 144 CAMDEN ST.

Orders attended to. s7-lm5 lOAL. COAL, COAL. 5 SO. t5 54 For sale by 5 SO.

240 ibs.to the ton UEOI.GK V. HtKlT. 3 North near Baltimore st. No. ILT ZER ATEti--Bireet importation oi genuin SELTZER WATER, from pint Jugs, lor sale bv BEN.T.

M. HoL GES, S. W. corner of Gay and Lombard streets, up stairs. o'J-eoot "riNEGAiL-C5 barrels Cider VINEGAR, just re-V celved and tor sale by SO.

L. M1LLIMAN. 167 and 16 West Lombard st, 16-1 rr between Sharp and Howard. rpoBACCO PIPES. Davidson's Scotcu'lPES, In A.

Poxes, three irrc ss each, for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by KNOX No. ft half. 1X9 SmitU's 'POBACCO. A-edium and choice poinds, quarter JL boxes: Navv Lalf pounds: Bright sad Black Gold Bars. Figs.

Flakes and Twist. WAlr JKGTON. M'VElGHCl Commerce CCRAP IRON. Highest prices paid for brought aid IKON, by the ton or argo, bv E. M.

HANNA slO-w 86S sonth Broadway OLD BRAND. We are now supnlied with a large ockof our old celebrated brand of NAILS, BKAib, and fcPlKES, which we offer at lowest rates. K. PRATT BROTHEK. sjfr'hn''! 87 and 89 South Charles street.

COAPS. McKeon. Van Haacran tof Phita delphia) ORIENTAL DETERSIVE, Stearlne and Chemical OLIVE SOAP, kept on hand and for sale by GEO. L. M1LLIMAS.

Nos. 167 acd 16 West Lombard street, slS-lni between Sharp and Howard streets. PEA RL BARLEY AN OAT AL 25 kegs (new) Oat Meal and Pearl Barley of all jfrades, just received and lor sale by GEORGE. L. MILLIMAN, Nos.

167 and 16si West Lombard street, betweea Sharp and Howard 6treet. slt-lm) TlNEGAR. 20 bbls.PURK CIDER VINEGAR, lor eale low to CLOSE CONSIGNMENT 6y ISAAC M. DEN SON W'UINCY, No. 61 South Gay street.

CHOICE ARTICLE so cases CHAMPAGNE BRANDY, one dozen bottles each, seven years old, and pronounced very fine. Imported and for sale by A. L. WEBB slTSawlm! corner of Pratt nd Commerce sts. SEED WHEAT.

White MietiUjan. White Blue tern. White Genesee, Red Virzinta. For pa le by O. V.

KLIN EFELTER tki-l'Jt- 94 Ligbt st. wharf. rpo THE TRADE. KANE'S PETROLEUM SOAP, JL the btt and cheapest Soap in the market. Try it.

E. Agents for Maryland and District ol Columbia. 50 DELS, pure CH ER VINEGAR, reliable for pickling purposts, to the trade low. E. A.

KEENE ol lm( H3 Exchange Place. OPCOFIXG. CE CONCRETE PAINT is the very best for OID or NEW TIN KOOFS. LEAKY ROOFS, GRAVEL. OLD SHINGLES.

TlWand METAL. thoroughly end successfully repaired by the AMERICAN CON OLE I PAINT AND ROOF COMPANY. GEO. C. GUION, Agent, sl4-1mt 18 South stiee.t.

GEORGE H. DADD. VETERINARY SUK- GEON. author of "Anatomy and Physiology of the Horse," "Modern Horse Doctor," "Dadd theory aiid Practice of Veteriuary Medicine and Surgery," Teacher of Vet rirarv Scienee. etc.

Olhce at MASON 6i 'R'b STABLE. lialirurt Art tkOT Ki-th i'alvrt Htieet. near Baltimore. 12-lm STKAil FORGE. AT LOCUST POINT, BALTIMORE CITY.

PENRi Y. D. JOHNS, Proprietor. -TBOS. kUOMO, Superintendent.

Orders are solicited for ay Forai ig, from Vi to inches diameter- shapes or Far. Slabs oreiooa-s selected scrap man ulact sired la sizes to suit. Wroueht scrap Iron Bought at market prices, la any quantities offered. 'sll-lm Jlua-E DISPENSARY. The Faculty of Washington University have OPENED a DISPENSARY at their Buildinsr.

northeast corner ot SARATOGA and CALVERT where Medical and Surgical advice, with Medicine, are given without cuaegk dailt, between the hours of 13 M. and 1 P. M. Surgeons Prof. Edward arrpn.

Prof. A. J. Foard. John N.

Monmonier. M. p. Physicians Prof. J.

P. Loean, Prof. H. L. Byrd.

Prof. J. F. Monmonier, Prot. M.

P. Scott. lrof J. E. lagfctt.

810-eolQt'J $a-r. GEORGE C. McCOrLL lai!" I UPKTAB I No. 11 SARATOGA STREET, one door west ol Howard, is prepared to furnish COFUNSat as pet cent Iee3 than the usual price, acd of fine finish. lor ficattetcv' fiCtU tUUW Uel.

CJToH 1 4 fiOKT STREET THETP.if. Tti3 splendid Temple ot the Onnu wlii opea oa VOTOBisK, With a FlEST-CLASa Dsajtic Commas V. and THK ClLUBEATEB MR. JOSEPH PROCTOR, Who will ipvieir in his great Trra at NICK OF THE WOiDo; Or. The Ji33XSAitf AT.

Admlsfcion 50 and 75 cents. AmrdithPfltTP. PPntil. Colorea Boxes SO cents. Gallery t-" CU.

PARK. rtZT MONSTER CONCERT, BALL AND ILLC- FOR TBE BENEFIT OP TEE GENERAL GERMAN ORPBAN ASYLUM. On MONDAY, October lib. Ii67. The Concert to commence preciselv tltr.9, under the direction of Professor G.

Rose, executed by the best musical talent and the several staging fcocieties of this city. The Ball to commence at 6 P. whea an excellent Cotillon Band will be In attendance. Ma. Tickets, Fiity Cents each, for saie mt the Mn'le gtorcs of Ir.

McCaffrey. 403 Weit BaKimore street; Geo Willis, 1 North Charles street; Theo. Schmidt. txtora ifiuUf street, and by all the Meanera ot the I Tictet ty be sold at the Gale The pubbc are respectfully 1 hose having tickets, received by mail or otherwise, are requested to send the money or return the Fame to the undersigned on or befo.e Saturday, ihe 5ih instant. M.

G. COH f. Secretary, 03.411 18 secomd street. Mb INALGCKAL CONUKIS. FIFTH REGIMEN! M.

JV. G. GRAND MILITARY ORCHESTRAL PROME.VAWE CONCERTS, To be given by the Kr.filMfcM AL BIND. aUt-ed by the most eminent Musical Talent of the city, lurmine a combination in numbers and ahiuty heretolore uneiuallea in Baltimore, GUSTAV ROSE, CONPI7CTOB, AT TBS ARMORY, (MUSIC HALL,) Nokth Howard stsxet, on THIS (FRIDAY) EVEN INO. October 4th.

All the Rooms will be beautffally ad elaborately adorned with flowers, flaas- everereena and paintings, maiinr. with the brilliant UgUta, a very gy slid fat-cir ating scerje. Members of the Fifth Regiment and 9rHcer of the Maty land National Guard present will wear their unifoi ms. THIRD CONCPRT. FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4TH, 1367.

PROGRAMME, PART I. 1. Tony March -Wy-A 2. Overture Turandot Lacbner 3. Spiralen Strauss 4.

Patpourri Hnguenotten Meyerbeer 5. New Life PolKa PAST II. 6. March lth August Kose 7. eixth Overture KaHiwod S.

Alma Quadrille Caspar 9 Selections Frnani Verdi 10. Gruss aus Liebehen Galop Sicoch Tickers for sale at McCAfc FRE Y'S and of the members of the Regiment: also for sale at tne door. Doors open at P. M. Concert to commence at 8.

sao-at: JfSst WINTER CONCE RT lei IN THE ARBEITKK HALL, No. 5 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET. pleasant Concerts, arranged by Prof. Rose' weli-kiiOwn Orcliesrra, will commence on and after MONDAY next, Sept. 30,1967 evry Monday, Thurs-cav and Satorday.

We respectiully invite the pub-lic'to attend. QUIS PE 1 ZOLD. Sec'y. 30 tj DANCING ACADEMY. PROF.

CHAS. L- SPIES' SCHOOL at CEN- A TEAL HALL. corner of Baltimore aid Charles streets. IS SOW OPEN. GENTLEMEN'S CLASS TITESD AY AND FRI DAY EVEN INGS from 7 till 10 o'clock.

CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES. MISSES AND MASTERS, on WEDNESDAYS and SATCKDASTS. Irom 2 till 5 o'clocfe Also, Private Lesson and promptly attended to. s4-lm. PEABODYS.

3 Don't fail fo attend tee THIRD ANNUAL pt HOP of the PE'ABODY ASSEMBLIES at the NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS. Oct. 1. 17 oi Sf DANCING ACADEMY. MADAM L.

GRAVTER- (fkov Pasis.) Ber Bait ieason Before Ber Departure for Eurove. Sue leforms her rue lis and their friends that she has reduced her price tor the accommedation of all tiose who could not afford to join her class beiore. Frivate Classes for Young Ladies 7 and Fridays. Class for Young Ladies and Masters, Wednesday and Saturday, from 3 to 5 P. M.

Class Tor Gentlemen from 8 to 10 P. M. on Wednestiav and Situr-day. Schools and private families attended. For particulars call at 97 ST.

PACL ST. 930-6teo3ti EDW. G. LEHMANN'S DANCINO AOAD-EMY, MONUMENTAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, CORNER OF ST. PA VL AND CENTRE LJ, STREETS.

Reterrirg to a former advertisement. Vr. I respectfully announces that he will open his CL ASS KS on ctobek 15th, ISfiT, and continue the aame during the season. Classes will be iormed for Juniors, both bteincers and Pupiis advanced la the art. and.

Ladies and Gentlemen, who will meel at separate hours on Tuesday and Fbioat Aftbssoos and WeDsrsDAT ana Sattedat Aftkrsoon' and Evxx-lxe. To receive subscription to the different Classes and answer applications for particulars of the School. Mr. L. will be at the Hall aiter Octobss 1st.

on the above named days of tuition, betweea aa i o'clock P. M. Pirate Classes will be attended to. gJ7 eolOt. THE ART OF DANCING.

MISS IDA KOKHI.KR wnnlri nnnnra t- her pstrons and the pubiic that she will RB-LJSC51Eher duties as DANCING TEACHER IN CO OBER. Mis Koehler wl.l receive a liaiited number ol Pupils at her residence on Wednesday and Saturday af reruoons, comn-eneing Novembers, 1S67. Laaies wishing to Join the Class must apply beiore the 1st ot November. Private Lessons given at the rftidences of punils. Prlncipls of SehoiH wishing to ensage MifsKoehler as Diincing Teacher tor the season will please apply before the 1st ot November.

Miss Koehler sincerely emends her thanks tor the patronage of tie past seven years, and hopes her unremitting attention to the pupil confided to her caiemay merit a continuation of the fame. Tor particulars applv at the residence of MISS KOEHLER, No. 44 North Howar froa 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. ieolmj I7ENCING.

PEOF. S. ODEND'HAL hii jist re-7 turned from Europe ard i nosv prepared to form Classes tor NCING with Foil, Tkoal Sori and sinile SticK Exercises. Also, bi new style BAYONET DRILL. For further iaioaoiaUoti call at No 75 WEST LEXINGTON ST.

OStr) 1T JEW ASSEMBLY ItOOMS. E. COESEB OP HASOViE ASff LO3ABr 3TS. Ti undersigned. Agent of tie "NE ASSEM BL'Y ROOMS." Is tirepared to enter into ensagementa tor BALLS, CONCERTS.

LEC2 UJCh'S, LCDSCL EXHIBITIONS. DINNER PARTIES, rfc. FlS-imJ JOHN McSKOCH. Agent. FOR DENT ON.

PLYMOTJTfl AN' jl WINDSOR. N. The schooaer ARTRUK ROV havlnz been unavoidaolr detainsd. will posiiive: sail for above ports on SATURDAY. October Gil).

Eiciahtiecfived lowrst rate. Appiy Xj BCKROUGH 54 and SS Light street. o3P-2t? or board at Long Xtocif. FOR BOSTON -CHANGE OF SAILING DAY3. FOUR-DA LINE.

The Stealers of this lire W.ll hue9fter leav for BoFton. via Norfolk, every pons days, (Sundays excepted. at o'clock P. as toil jws- tWamsUp GEORGE APPOl 1. Ri DAY, Oct.

11 th. Steamship wtt mam Ktwanv, wk.iin it October id. Steamship MeCLELLAN, MONDAT. October 7t. Fare, including icea.s andf-ta'e-ioom oartA, $13.

I or freight or Dkssagp apply to A. L.H COGENS. Agent, t-O-r Wharf foot oi Long D-ac. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND YT SECOND-HAND 1 A trai cp- WM. F.

THIEDE'S, 57 Not th Eutaw St. s-r FIliST-CLASS NEW PIANOS, all "of my ft own make, with all the recent Irnprove-- ments. warranted free of any fan.ttorteo s-etTS. sold now at reduced prices.at SJiKiTS'S. No.

"7 Nona Liberty street, above Baltimore. o-iNlu KOTTUKS CUiiitB. KAESH'3 RADICAL CT7R3 TKT5 J. OFFICE No. 8 NOllTH HOLLiiA tin.

17. MB. MAI253, late Of New York, hs epeaed ti office In this city for the epri'cation ot fcis CSI.S3KA-TtDTKLSS and INSTRUMENTS ICS D3IOUMI TIES, such as Club Feet, Bow Legs. Kaoct-Knees wnd Spinal Curvatures. on band Shoahle Braces, Abdominal Supporters, Pile laatruoieatc Silk Elastic Stockings, Knee-Caps, Aakiew, Supen aories, and Crutches.

All the above ctreially applied aai ntUiactn gnaranleti, tOSOrU S. MARSH CO DAILY'S VENTILATED TRUSS THE ONLY TRUSS FIT TO BK WOti Trusses. Abdominal Supporters. El astt. Ftockines and Bandasesof every descri-i tlon Ladies department attended by a comoetea W.

F. DAILY. Lady. 'tCLir No. 1 1 Light street.

CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE, 1 Np. 82 NORT GAY Fayette 3 kHExtablixhed by the late leri Bevjamin, Vi-v.) This well known and responsible otnee sUU continues to make the largest acd most liberal aduaacei on geld and silver Watches, iamouds. Silver Ware, Jewelry. Guns and Pistols. Clothinc and Bedding, ar on all end every kind of merchandise, eaj the fcau bonaht and so'd.

Open daily except Sunday. oa-tC29r B. F. ULMAN. ESTABLISH CARD.

DR. M. A. Ht 87 NORTH KUTAW ST. Eoon.t for tht Restoration and Preservation of the Teeth and th relief of pain The highest skill fair price tD'-K Rkl AOKS' CARRIAGES! V)tt The subscriber haa the lareert and best assortment of tasniocaoie cakivIAGS on hand, of his own make, in the city, and at all prices to suit.

Persons in want of Carriages wiil fiad. it to their interest to give me a call, as I will sell low tor cash or approved paper. WILLIAM McCANN, tC9r 8.5 south Gay treet. .5 GUNS, RIFLES. PiSTOLS, 'SPORTING APPARATLS.

A.MMUNI-i TION, ETC. Greatest variety, best quality and largest assortment in the city, wholesale e.nd retail. Nos. SOUTH CALVERT ST. and 53 CHFAPSIDE, Baltimore.

Guns made to order or repaired ia the be-t manner. A call ia retpectfaUy soUcitea. NATIONAL TABLES, No. 55 GERMAN STREET. HOWABD AJO EtTTAW.

Tie snhspribpr. havirar Durcbaed the In- terf st Of J. P. Sbiplev, keq In the above estabiisa-mei is prepared to receive Livery and 'irri3iect HORSES on reaaonarde terms, to which particular attrtlon ill be given. Horses and Kucarles for Hire.

Horses ad Cai riages bought and sold on Q4-t R. VfCODWARO. FOR SALE. A fine lsir of DRIVING Jt3 MARES, sound and gcr.tle. wii! rv sold caeap, as the owner has no further U33 lor tteni; also one lieht to-hor-e CAKKl nfaly nnw.

Arpiy at BEt I ER'S STASLI-S. Strieker street, between Paltimore and Faeue su. of atj FOR SALE A very superior pair of Youi-g MCLEs. well brok ad Souad. Inquire at HtKKl KIEMAN S'JXS.

southeast coiLerof Howri and Fyert biicets. ot st" EINN'S NEW EATTN'U HOOsK, NO. 7 CENTRE MARKET SPACE. BAL1IMOHE. JOHN S.

K1SN. Proprietor" s3-imt DR. I. DENTIST, SI NOBTH El TAW STREET. Pr1ee fair ar.d gu.ariatee.-l.

Teeth Extracted witnout pain. luia "7 DKTh. LA RKE (Late ofPIeasantsTC arU.e. EichmoaL Ya.) V76 NORTH KUTAW. tS-lm't CPFOSUt Mccaaieat street.

Of the orchestral band of the Fifth Regiment, M. N. the armory, on Norm Howard street, last night, was quite aa successful and brilliant ad on the inaugural evening. The hall, handsomely decorated. Was thronged with ladies la toll evening dress, and members of the regiment and Tisltin officers Other regiments In uniiorm, with a large sprinkling of civilians In citizen's garb.

The military and prom, enade features, together with the encitements of the dance, and the fascinations of charming music, produced a splendid combination, the good effect which was ehownby the enjoyment of all present. The concert will be repeated to-night, with changes in the programme, and again on Saturday evening' in compliance with the earnest solicitation of several leading citizens. The proceeds of this latter concert it is understood, will be devoted to the relief of the New Orleans and Galveston yellow fever sufferers. HOLLIDAY STBr THXATBK. The last night of the engagement of Mb, Booth, and his -Fabxwill Bkjczfit.

Shakespeare's Sublime Tragedy "oF Haslet. Prince Hamlet Ophelia Queen Gertrude Booth. Miss Mary McY letter. Mis Alice Gray. To-Mobbow (Saturday) Night; In co.iseguence of the Great Success of Us former itroiiuctions.

The Etbkets of Niw Yobs, with its Great i ix Effects, and its 1 ioramic Picture of few York Life. On Monday. Ihb English Opeka. Sanderson's Opera Thisd Night ok thk Fxxovs'. lubis f-botheb3 Lutein Brothsrs their strange acts of Necromancy, and of SlGXB 80LABI, 6-IGN08 SOLAUr, The Wonderful hdiwator of Birds.

The Illusions ot the Ltjbixs cannot be detected. While the slnsular training ot c-lrds by Signok Solaki is a Marvel of Astonishment! These Birds are educated to Play Cards, Imitate Sailors, Soldiers, Horses. Heroes, Coachman. Statesmen. Gymnasts, and Servants.

Marinee on Saturday afternoon, son which occasion the admission to all parts ot the Hall will be 25 cents; Children 15 cents each. Aamii-sion 35 cents; reserved seats 50 cents. As Good as a Visit to Sew Toes, "Will be a visit to the Holliday Street Theatre to morrow (Saturday; night, to see the great Plav of I HB STKEET8 OF rBW WltB its taitntui pictures oiSetc York at all hours its Palatial Residences, its Hve Points, its Fires and Firemen, its Police, its Kiffbts, etc. MAKKIED. GIESKE SCHWING.

Ou the Instant, by the Rev. C. M. Parkman, LOUIS GIESKE to Miss Mi8Y SCH WI bot of this ci ty GLKASOS CONLEY. At St.

John's Church, on the 2d of October, by the Rev. Father McManus. THOMAS GLEASON. of York county. to Miss Muati tujfi bi ot cammore.

HOLLIN BERGER TOFT. On the 1st instant, at Hereford. Baltimore couutv, by the Rev. M. H.

Austin. JOHS J. HCLLIN to Miss SAUAU E. TOFT, both of Baltimore couuty. laKMOUK GKOI UOUS.

fn TUe 3d Instant, in Trinity Church bv the Rev. Martin Kratt. KOBKR B. IJLliMCUii to SlAUY C. GKOTHOUd, both of this citv.

ADDEJs BliOWN. On the 23d of September, at the rarsOTiaorp. rv thp Rev. Geo. P.

Hav.a. JOHN .1. MADDEN to Mjss MAGGIE BKOWX, ail of this citv. ATKIJf f-TErilEXS. On the eveninz or the 8a instant, ty the Kev.

Georae C. Stokes. GEoRUS U.S. to AiXA K. bTEPHES, of this city.

(No cards.) fptiiiidelphia, New Tork ata iosion panfis i-tease copy.) ARMOK. On Weclneslsy morr.ins, 2d instant, EMILY AiX DELIA, wife of Georae F. Armor, and eiilt daughter of William and busannah Adreon. Her relatives and are respecttully invited to attena her funeral on to-morrow Saturd.iv) mora ing. 5th itstact.

at eleven o'clock, from her father's re-idwce. No. HO Hanover street. Departed this lite, on the 2Tth day of September. MATILDA C-OUNIEE, in tbe 95th year of her age.

Washington and Alexandria paptrs please copy. Der funeral will take place on next Sunday alter-noon, at three o'clock, without further notice. DAVIS. In Harford county, on the 2d instant, Miss ELIZABETH DAVIS. Her funeral will take place this (Friday) morning, 4th inrtant.

at nine o'clock, from her sister's residence, Chas. ierrvnjan, S3 South Green street. The relatives and friends ot the family are refpectfullv invited to attend. I'OWXEK. On the evening of the 3d instant, LOUISA ased 3 vears and 3 months, and on the morning ot the 3d mstant.

EMMA a-jed 2 jearsand'i nibntts, beloved dauahters of James and Catherine i owner. No more tho voices we loved to hear Shall fill their parents' iite3iDi ears: Xo more their tones shi! join to swell The se nss that of a Saviour teil. Those welcome faces, Diose "narkling er-es. Ana sprightly forms miut rmried I'eep in she cold and wlent 'ihu raj less night that riiis their torn 94. G-d tells us.

by tncte mournful death. How vain and fieetinc is our hreatn; And lads onr souU prepare to meet 'the trial of His judgment seat. The luneial will take piace this (Fridayj atter-noor, at two o'clock, trom their carents' Pennsylvania avenue, near the toll jrate. Relatives and trieDos sre toattend. J1LGER- in this cit, a tSe laornios ot the 3d instant, ELIZA CLI.KSTIN UUGifiii.

wife ot General Pcrjamin linger. Her luneial will tase p'aee this (r riday) afternoon, st 'our o'clock, from br. Paals t-har, n. fV-'KKV. L.

JJ. i. Pastor, wil! I'Kt A-H at Winaas n. j. Chu rch THIS rndsy.i LVI.MMr.

at h- o'clock lt JOHN" F. W. WAKI-, WtI! PKEACH at the 'KW ASSEMBLY Corner of Hanover and Lumbara ON isUNDAJT, Morning and Evtwiaj. At 11 A. 51.

and 1 P.M. SKATg EKEK. rrs J'EI'lCA'i ION ibe new Church of tbe Lk-i E1PAT GKRMAS OUisXD iON Of ICortU CViTert sttcet. will he solemnly dedicated on MuKNING. at 11 o'clock: sermrn bv Bev.

D. Gaiia. D. D. of orris town.

Fa. i-erraoa at o'clock P.M. ty.r.ev. Dr. Zeeaailaa, D.

oi Frederick. ServJci every venins dnrimr the week 8 o'elk. i lie pub ie corciial: iuyite-J. seats free during thffe pervices. i-'it 'pp'TIlK ME-MPEICS of tbe AS-ik MRLY" requested to attend a Special (tiua llsls iFItirATI MGHT.4th If: T.irMIlH.

Ja Sec'y. fir-y--A'f'JlNTKiN. COM PAN If H. EIK3T HfGl-Lk M. N.

G. You a-e Lerftby notified to ii -r at vcrir Ariiory, North street, on THIS (fiicay) VEN ING, Th o'clock. Every member ij to present, a hsine5s of importance lii 6fe snbmittf fi for their consideration. All members ria-vii-p: tiLiCorrDj ater.d in full By order. C.

FfcliKANE'INI, Captain. T. jSir-ArgH. O. S.

lt4- ATTENTION. EMMET Gt AKD, COM PA-. M. O. You are NT Ulfl est (rlMENT, M.

N. O. Yon are heif by to aaeaioie at your usual plsceof roeennc on THis (Frioay; EV.1NISG, at 1 o'lock. Jn lull uuitorrc.with arms and eauit ments. except kntpsac-ks.

liv order of DdMEL'CONfelASI IN pi 'It fy-j- AT Tt-' NT I(N. DALTIMOlCffi LIC-ll AU1 1 L-L' LEEY. There will be 'i MeetiDzoftbeCompa-cyTHlS (Eridaj) EVENING, for the distrioition of friiorrj.e, at the AP.MOI.T, North street. By orutr. G.

S. KORINeON. 3tj Lieutenant Commanding. rV-y- jftlTENTION. EM VET GUAE.DS, CO.K ure tequesiedto meet at your hall.

No. Wesi Hal'iaiore street, on THIS (FRIDAY; EVENlNG.at is get measared for uniforms. JOHN Captain. 1QHN HOG S. COMPANY EMMET Uniformed LkJ? and ftiuipped.

will meet in ComsanyA's Armors, at IK o'clock THIS (tridaj) EVENING. By order. P. OAHAS, Captain. Tt NOTICE.

The JOTJP.NEYMEN PLiSTEK-LL-i Kiii' AS-SOCIAIION 11 meet at CcN-j 1.AL HALL THIS (Friday) EYE IN G.ith instant, at o'clock. By order. G. W. Ja President.

rrv- notice. The underigaed returns his sincere Thanks to his friends of the 'third Ward for mentioning his name in connection with a seat In tfte next wonid most respectfully dtcline being a candidate tor that position. It .1 AMES A. HENDERSON. ry-y FIRST WAKD.

The DEMOCRATrO COS-LkjJ EEbVATlVE VOTEKS of this ward will meet at Broadway Institute THIs (Friday) EVENING, at o'clock, for the purpose of matting arrangements for an election tor candidates for the City Council. By order. E. F. FLAHERTY, It; President.

(TTn EIGHTH WARD. ATTENTION. The Flection for the First Branch of the Citv Council and CveLelegates to confer with the Seventh Ward will be held at ikldhotjbe's, corner of Brit-ton and Monument street, on 1 HIS f-riday 7it-ING. from 4 to o'clock. By order of the lt3 JUDGES.

rpr'TkKlH WARD. At the earnest solicitation Lki of a number ot the citizens of the Tenth tV ard, MK. THOMAS N. WEBB has given his consent to allow his name to be ued ss a Democratic Conservative Candidate for the Hrst Branca City Council. 1 ax- ayers look to vowr imeiest.

CHt. MANY VOTERS. ry-'FOK JUTGE5 OF THE ORPHANS' COOTIT, Lk DAVID S. COUK'iENAY, JOHN H. IZELSO.

KEN BY D. HARVEY. FOR EFGIsTEK OF WILLS, ISAAC P. COOK. If? All persors who desire to take blOCK in the MONUMENTAL SKA TENS MPAN cf Baltimore city iH please be present Ot the Hall of the Yonng Mn'B Christian Association, comer of f-'chrccder and Pierce streets, THIS (Fridays EVENING.

Oct. 4tb, st 8 VM. H. BROWN. President.

E. D. HoPKisrs, Secretary. lt rV-PT. PAFL HOMEfeTEAI BTTILDING AS30- I- CiAllON.

organized 1st. at bt. rm Ptn et. nwteo wita au iue ewmi-n; oi sue- cets. ihe fouowii'g are the otneers mr the urst JOHST STEWART.

President. L. H. MU.LF.K. Vice-PiCi-iaent.

D. K. WAIfc-OX, Secietary. W'M. t.

Mil Tp.a.irAP Stockbridse. tr. Cjarle H. jmre. r.

uresee, John M. Uolmes. Samuel ta itonds, Joseph Hsmron and Lecnox Birckhead. SOLICITOK-J. B.

II BY. St. Paul St. Infoimation may be ohtaineo and suoscription to the etcck will te received at L. H.

MILLER'S. No. Sea West Baltimore s'reet; AM (JEL EDMONDS'S, corner of Pearl ai Lexington streets, or at the office or inewassociaiiOD, ct. ram surest. rV-5MASONIC.

Lk A SDeciil Potrmnnication oi the Grand Lodge of A. F. A. Masons, of Maryland, will be held at the MASOMO HALL, In the Citv of Baltimore, TUJS EVENING, 4th of ctober, at 1'A o'clock P.M., in order to make arrangements for laying the corner stone ot the New City Hall. xy order of Most Warshipful Grand Master.

Jacob H. Medaiby, Grand (secretary. sS0-5tj ry-'5GBANl VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL LkJ CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. MARTIN'S HfTRCH, CORNER OF FAYETTlS AND FULTON be held in the Church, on THURSDAY EVENING, October nth. 18S7.

under the du ection of JOSEPH GEQAN, assisted oy the first talent of the city. Programme in future advertisement. Tickets SSi. to be fcfid at McCaifrey', Knabe Murphy ft gALTlMOgL5' OCTOBER 1SC7. Krrt to Remedied.

The tendency Hsordirly elements of society to encrust rneelr on successful parties is an evil which is formerly worked mischief in this corurnonitr, and which cannot be too promptly aaj sternly repressed, whenever or on whatever 6ide it is attempted to be revived. The turbulent spirits who Bometimea attach tbem-pelvea to political organizations, and manifest what they consider their zeal, bat which is In reality their love of violence, by hootings and rosnings at political opponents, and occasion-any by wanton acts of insult and outrage towards individuals, or by interference with meetings, processions, are a nuisance deprecated by all respectable parties and disowned by respectable men. It is the most impudent presumption in the perpetrators of Isw'fsa and ruffianly acts to bring into discredit political associations composed of men of character, and who have interests in the uool order of society. It is not by the violent class of the community that healthful political hangee are accomplished, but, on the contrary, iUeir efficacy is only for evil, and serves to impair theirepntation and influence of those who have accomplished useful results by legitimate ajrentiee, and who ought not to be made to carry the weight of a ruffianly element which is better suited to the wild woods ot the West than to a great centre of intelligence and civilization. Jruch demonstrations a spirit of wantonness aad rowdyism are provocative of acts of violence, and even those mere mischievous freaks which spring from thoughtlessness ot the moling and inconsiderate, while simply foolish and ridiculous, may be availed of to the injury of a respectable party by those who are watching to seize upon individual indiscretions and represent them for partisan purposes as reflecting the spirit and character of a people generally.

i-A regard to those more serious acts which tend to a broach of the peace, the police, which has heretofore deemed it proper to have certain features of political processions dispensed with, may be expected to act in like manner with all demonstrations' which have a tendency to dis turb the jcod order of the communiry. It is not in the interest of any party, but for the community 33 a whole, that our concern in this nutter awakened: it is for its welfare, pros-perry and happiness, both materially and moral-iy. which are all involved in the preservation of order and in the uninterrupted enjoyment of the tights and privileges ot citizens, without expo-tare to insult or outrage. The larsra outlay so cheerfully contributed in supporting the manifold agencies for the preservation 01 peace and order can only he justified by securing the end of this liberal expenditure, and the people have a right to expect it. 1 gePan'-Asglicajt Convention This body, hich is in session in London, is exciting a good cea! of comment in the English press.

The Loudon newspapers generally express doubts of any great practical advantages arising from it. The London Times declares that the assembly has no power to define doctrines. This, however, seems not to have been the object of the eemblage, which, as we understand it, was to Lriog together the leading ecclesiastical persons of the same communion throughout the world, vitas, view of strengthening the common bond of church unity, and perhaps consulting as to what coald be done to promote the unity of Christendom. Other denominations have assemblages more cr lesb to keep alive the spirit of fraternity snd promote the general interests of religion, without attempting to promulgate ar-ticlcrvof faith, a work which they deem nnne- U1 i.u.o rc aiTLnuy ueui.evi ue creeds, articles, confessions and careehisms of ueir respective churches. That the council assembled in London have any expectation of about a union of the Roman, Greek a i Eng-ii-th churches, as seems to be imputed to them by a London correspondent of the New Tiraes, is not at all probable.

The writer phow8 Ins ignoraiice of a eiibject which he disci, sea with a tocfideiit sir, by alleging that st head of a movement having such an object are such men aj Archbishop ilannin? and Dr. Newman, two divines who are not in the Euarlibh Church at all, bat have long so joined the Eomaa Catholic communion. the London Times shows that iris not a7S well posted when it speaks ot' the Bishop of Louisiana, ia attendance at the council, as 'EUhi ilev. L. Poik." who was killed in the lare war, rnd another journal speaks of the Itight Rev.

Bishop Winnie, Louisiana," t'je name of a clergyman who has been lately elected Assistant Bishop of Virginia. It is probably as well known to the learned members tbe coMiCtl as to any one that its alleged desire to bring about a union with the Church of P.ciiaa cuul only be grafiJed by su'amissioa to the chief of that and, in fact, i-trt cable dispatch eca'es th-tt i'a-2 council Lrub ifnutsu du address condemning the Soman A- to the Greek Chnrcb, wtfch em-i vjc.it t-oai-j tisty miliions iu K'l-tia and the it may be that the council have CC-atetnplatTd s.icli in the speaJ of aad i-ach ir.ntaal recosnition and cirl-: a aa would coctriate to that end, it knonu ihit in that some mcm'Tr- of the English Caii.c'ti. bv the Ctiirc'i in Am'iri-c-i. ao: e-u nnlavorablv received in Ra-fii, '-hiit the Atr.crican Chnrch Las long Lad a in Greece, which enjoys the j.ir-jR32e coBftrlenco of the Greek Church. 'Ia? coi'tieii consiiia of bishops from Eng-Ital, Scot! ano, Ireland, Canada, the other cu.oi.iC'-.

arid the Uiiited which l-jt i largely represented, and one of us Btshu Vuitehousc, of Illinois, was teleeted :f.ch the or.c-nmg sermon. TIE VOTK lit THE El.BCTIOX. opiniOr. has estensively prevailed that the act requires a majority of all the i iS.Mcrsd voters in the respective Southern elec-t" ua to he turown in favor of a tiventioa. ia order fo authorize the holding of coji'eruicn.

This is an error. The law i pa f'jilow-: '-I a by the votes civmon that be a con-'eut on, thei such be neld. as hereinafter provided; but if a UtTo; it 7 votes be a convention, tcv.n aosca shsli be held under thii prcvldcc that snch conteutioii not be a cajorlty of a.11 such registered vo-i ftaai' vcted ou the ciuo.tiou of hoiciing coa'eiifksii." I- thwt the law thrts Pimply rc-c c-i 3 of the registered votes to be on to prevent from beiiiGr a ran- include the vote both for iorut is going -c of Jlsryland is "re thousand men, tt-e are gray. jr.t t'io fac that there l'a i liii iTif in the 't'cui', I liar, ir.nr.v oi them 1. 1.

ia 'dl Lyjierlc. the Chronicle could only I'd rrrth. no one wor.bl c-re. It is not a liat ov.r mititia are "all dressed in gray," Cbroiiicle has made the country believe, fc; me resin: cuts are nniformt-d in blue, and soma i'l-tluly ia inofct consjicuons red. Charitably, v.

mupt trppce that the Chronicle's informant in cxklt Iflicd. Of course he has no purpose, prominent citizen of Baltimore." as he is, of bw own State. IXfZX1 SIoijai. rr.AcnEs At the Utt convention in 31. ssa.

chu setts t'je presidium oiiicer. ilr. Parker, of Cambridge, r.ari a fpecch. in which he criticised the incon-fi-re-cie-j cf the so-called '-party of moral aa-I that it is about time to riiis tin aoiie-t effort for a party with moral rclfe. The country will agree with Mr.

i'lsker. Vnleha moral ideas incite to moral I-ratt'ces, fefch as justice, honesty, integrity rad economy in the management of public parly which boasts its "moral ideas" coiy rhibit3 its hypocrisy, and ought to surrender Its administration of power to thoe who Jil (bow tueir faith by their Massachvsetts. John Quiucy Adams, a son of Charles Adams, grandson of oha Qnincy Adams, and great-grandson of John Adams, of revolutionary fame, has been nominated for Governor of iiassachnjetts npou the cemocratic and conservative ticket. Tns "Weekly Scn. ThU paper for the current week is attractive ard interesting, containing Ei he conclusion of the fina tate called "A Love Story," and also a complete nov elette entitled Romance in a Boarding iueneuai poetical ana misce.ianeons literary con are also given.

The Weekly also contain the latest news dispatches, letters from Washinatom i0tf0 i telegram, at! vices, market reports, commer" ciai ar monetary stfairs, local matters, editorials, politics, c. The agricultural ti esii, seasonable and practicable. Pnce $1 EO per year, fcinsle copies three cent rct'-y enveloped for Eialling. BorLiDAT StbeetTheatrb The rain last nieht not ImeriFie much with the attendance at this th aue-eveiy seat was filed. Mr.

Booth repeated 1: cLe'deu in his most lmpretslve style, and with ex. collect effect. Mr. Vandenhoff asAdrlende Mauprat atd McVicker as Jnhe, were frequently ap. To night Mr.

Booth will take a farewell Leceat, and appear for the last time In his great per-f ol Hamlet. He has already performed this triacter several times, and each representation has Incited -a desire to witness a repetition. For his litae. and for the Impression he would wish to leave behind, Mr. Booth could not have chosen a better in which to make his adieu.

Fhost Ftbest Theatre. This place ot amuse, est wli be reopened on Monday, with the Amert-' drama of Western life called Nick ot the Woods. Joseph Proctor will appear in big welMsagwn "TERY BEST PRICES PAID FOR bOUTBERJS' BASK NOTFS, By THOMAS tFr 176 Baltimore street. QOLLECTI0NS MADE ACCESSIBLE POINTS. BY THOMAS tfri 176tBaltimore street.

OLD, GOVERNMENT BONDS AND RAILROAD SECU RIT1ES bought and sold on commission at the NEW YORK STOCK BOARD, by THO. J. CAB-SON, 804 Baltimore st. tSlilr ALL KINDS OF GOVERNMENT GOLD, SILVER and FOREIGN COIN, bought and ior sale by THO. J.

CARSON, No. 20 4 Baltimore street. o4-tNlr. PAELOR ORGANS PARLOR ORGANS.Just received a fine assortment of the celebrated Taylor fc Farley ORGANS, now the best manufactured, and sold at very low prices, at ITSFF'S, No. 7 North Liberty street, above Baltimore.

tNl'r ILK HATS. As Twas the first man in the city who undertook to ALTER SILK HATS fashionable, I am at the same business at THE. CHEAP SILK HAT STORS, 04-2t. S9K HARRISON STREET. TVTEW GILT JEWELRY.

1 GILT HAT ORNAMENTS. Opened To-Day at O'LEARY KUTLEDGE'S, Qg-Sfr: 85 North Charles corner Pleasant. PURVEYORS' COMPASSES, ENGINEEIiS' TRANSITS AND LEVELS, UliftVYlMti AND OPTICAL IN Slit MEN IS. a lull assortment for sale by F. F.

W. KING, 04-itrj 23 Baltimore street. THERMOMETERS, HYDROMnTERS AND GAUGING 1NSTRUMRNTS. In every variety, wholesale and retail. F.

W. li. KING, o4 ltij S26 Baltimore street. CHEAP CHINA. CORTLANT 216 ASD 218 BA 2 1 HO RE STREET, Ha ve a large stock of WHITE CHINA, AT LOV KATES By the set, dozen or single pUce.

o4-3tfr HARNESS. SADDLES, c. of superior style and finish, with real English MouutuiK, can be had at very reasonable prices from F. L. FAROUflAtA.

SON, 17 South Calvert street. tOlG'rj MICROSCOPES, lroiu one dollar to one rundi-ed; Spectacles and Nose Gluses for all ages; Spy, Opera and Field-Glasses, from th lowest pric! to the highest; Thermometers and Hvdrometers for all purpobes. W. F. DAILY, 177 Baltimore near Light, and 1 1 Light street.

lt I ELASTIC STOCKINGS. KNEE-CAPS and ANK-li LETS, for Swelled Legs, suitable for all sizes, on hand and made to order: Shoulder Braces; Sus- Sensorv Bandages; Supporters aud Trusses of every estrip'tion. W. F. DAILY.

It' Light street. EE CALVERT IRON AND NAIL WORKS COMPANY will purchase any quantity of SCRAP IRON at highest market prices, Apply to MR. NICHOLAS HOLDEN. Purchasing Agent, st his office, 98 LIGHT ST. WHARF, corner Camden Baltimore, Md.

tO j4r'1: CIOAL. hEMO VAL. The undersigned having re-J turned to his loimer Office, LiBkUTT second door from Baltimore street, inlorms his friends and therublic that he will continue, a9 heretolore, to sell COAL of all grades at the lowest market prices. 04- C. M.

DEslION. THE PEKIN TEA STORE is the place to get pura EAS aDd fine COFFEES at low prices. Remember the place, 44 EAST BALTIMORE between High and Exeter. 1 1 IPEESH ROLL BUTTER five cents less than the wagons, to Shops. GLADEA BUTTER in I'd pound kegs.

BROMWFLL'S, 05- Lexington and Pearl ste. CtHOICE GRAPES. 1.000 pounds CATAWBA on corsignment. in prime order and sweet, for sale by SUMMERS lt No. 317 Baltimore street.

iove POLISH. 100 gros3 Dixon's celebrated CARBURET OF IKON. FARRIPH. MILLER c3-tNlr) No 111 West Lombard street. GRAPES.

GRAPES. Choice ISABELLA, atmnrh lower prices than Usually sold. McLEAV GROGAN. 58 North Charles st. SHERRY WINE, Choice at ii SO to 5 per gallon.

For sale by McLEAN GROG tff No. 5 a North Charles street. TOW RECEIVING Choice IT POWDERS, Medium and Low Grade IMPERIALS, various Qualiti for sale in hall cheats. o4-Pri SANDERS GEORGK. LNT COURT TOILET POWDER.

LONDON HAIR RESTORER. Winslow's SOOTHING SYRUP. Hoofland's GERMAN ITT Eli 5. Family DYE COLORS. For sale by J.

J. SMITE, Druargist. o4-2tcr corner of Eutaw and Lexington eta. SALT AFLOAT. 4.0H0 sacss Ground Alum, LOCO sacks Marshall's tine, and 2.000 6acks Leakin's lineSiLT, per frhip Kathleen, new landing and tor sale in lots to 6uiu ALEX.

KERR o3-6u- 41 South street. HAMS FINE HAMS Small size. Secure JL a few now, before good ones are all cone. MCLEAN GROG AN, tfrj 5g North Charles st. JOHNSON'S STEAM RAPPEE AND SOOTCR SNUFF MILL.

We manufacture the best Snuff, and sell atthe lowest price. 81 CENTRE MARKET SPACE, opposite Maryland Institute. tN18r OLD WHISKY Choice, In quantities to suit consumers, at i to per gsllon, and 75 centa to 1 50 la bottles. licLEAN GP.OGAN, tfr4- 54 North Charles street. XTKA FLOUR.

M2 SO. Nice Fxtta FLOUR. Vi 00. $13 and $13 30 per bar- iel. wairauted to please.

Patapsc-o, Lir-ganore. J. H. Gambi ill's best, Aruby and other choice brands FAMILY FLOUR. Nice Family 14 50.

Will please. F. L. LAWRSNCE, Northeast corner Green and Lexingion sts. WASHING CU i STAL Time, labor and money saved.

Try it. ol-tNrl IINK GREEN AND BLACK TEAS. We have on retail, fresh and new, some of the.flnest Inpf-sial. Vourn llvsoa and Ciunpowder TKAa im-r ortf aiso very choice Oolocg, Biack and Japanese TEAS. Also Low priced TFAS.

towsuit the rime. F. L. LAWRENCE, norUieast corner of Green acd Lexiegton su. rE AS- 100 half cl.estsnew crop TEAS.

For sae by PAP.RISH. MILLER No. Ill West Lombard st. 1,000 BOXES STARCH. tKSESBKECHtli PAPJJISH.

MILLER CO Wholesale Agents, No. Ill West Lombard street. tOlo near ight. ABEISH, MILLEXi CO. Have for sale PFPPER, PIMENTO.

CLOVt S.CASSIA, NUTMEGS. MACE, GINGER. Propiietors ot Patapsco Spice, Mustard and Cream Tartar Mills, Nos. Ill WEST LOMBARD and t015 BALDEItS TON ST. MEXICAN GUANO.

MEXICAN GUANO. A. A. MEXIC AN GUANO. A.

MEXICAN GUAmii. MEXICAN GUANO. C. For sale, bv the cargo or single ton, hy W. WHITELOCK F.M.wtNTrt 44 South street.

uano! peruvian guano. MEXICAN GUANO, of various grades. BOLIVIAN GUANO. WHIT FLOCK'S CKREALIZER. WOOLSTON'S BONE PHOSPHATE.

CROUND BONES. For sale, wholesale or retail, by W. WHITELOCK CO F.M.wtNolr: 44 bouth street. B'l CA1.B. SODA.

2V) kt-gs LEE'S. 200 keES DEAKEN'S. 00 kegs HWTCHINSON'S. 100 kegs MUSPRATT'S. 100 kegs AiHCS-ON'S.

Just received and for sale by Ji. J. BAKER o4 lta; 38 South Cty-'es MEXICAN GUANO MEXICAN GUANO Of the various grades, tn quantities to snit. at lowest market rates. ROBEKT TC RNER SON, o4-ltrj.

4 South Frederick st. FINE GROUND BONE The best article in the market, packed In new cotton Backs. Libeial discount to dealers. GEORGS DUG DALE, eotQ6r 87 and 105 Smith's wharf. pOE'S SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, made by KJ ALdrew Coe.

the superiority of which for all crops has long since been established, fr sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by CHARLES L. OUDESLTJYS. eot03vr 57 South Gay street. ONE PHOSPHATE. WOOLSTON'S AMMONIATED BONE PHOSPHATE.

Manufactured and for sale by Vi. WHITELOCK F.M.wtNlr: 44 Scuth street. TlCPONT'S -U GUNPOWDER AGENCY COI2SES PRATT A dD C03T3fERCE STREJ22S. A. L.

WEBB Solk Agents, Have for sale the various kinds of POWDER axd SAFETY FUSE. eotN'27 AKMEES AND BLACKSMITHS. I have a large quantity of useful OLD IRON, which I will sell. In large or small quantities, to suit. JOSHUA HORNER, corner ot Chew and Stirling tfri Baltimore.

LJ.TORMEY&CO., STOCK AND BTLL BROKESi, S3 SOUTH STREET. Buy and sell, on commission, BTOCKS, BONDS. GOVERNMENT SECUEITIE3 AND GOLD, In this and the New York Market. kl.tJ AL PAPER AND LOANS 2awtltr NEGOTIATED. TATE TAX OFFICE.

NO. 31 NORTH CALVERT STREET. A DISCOUNT OF 3 PER CENT, will be made on bills paid this month, after which all discount ceases. 1AW.RKNCE SANGSION.) HARTZOG, Collectors, goercor JOHN K. CAL WELL.

o3-3t. this MADE TO ORDER. Cut and Made when Material is Furnished. Cut hy the dozen or tingle one. Also, COLLAR.

UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS. J. LEE RfDGEAWAY late utter for r-anskiti No. 2 NORTH POP PLETON STREE T. West End! E.

T. LEjS-36 LEXINGTON STkKET-7 FASHIONABLE CLOAK and dressmaking with promptness and elegance. A good fit guaranteed. Also, CLOAKS made when materials hre lumiBbed. DRESSES and CLOaKo Cut and I it; Patterns frold.

sl3-eo6f MB. BASIL M. BRO LIE has become a partner in our Purchasing acd Sale Agency irom this date. iV-rt heretofore, EN I ER, BltO. October 1, oS-at" MR.

RICHARD PRICE this day becomes a member of our firm. RICHARD PRICE SON, Lumber Dealers, corner Mill and Powly streets. wharf. Baltimore, Oct. 1st, 1867.

'o2 6t pfiE CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY to buy ana Mls8C9' Stlk, Plush and Velvet BAlfalsat MRS. A. R. WAHL'S, No. 05 North Gay street, cgl.t opposite Front st.

DAILY IIOTFL REGISTER, containing a correct List of Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. tmbUsh-ed every morslns by KING brothers, rZr BOARD OF TRADE. ELECTION'. OCT, 7 Jvl REGCLAR NOMINATED TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT A.

SCHUMACHER. VICE-PRESIDENTS B. M. Hodges. I Pobert Lehr, Robert K.

B-irkland, H. L. Whitridge. I OR 1 E. B.

Dallam. FOR 6ECRETA George U. Porter. LlKJK.GTOnS Laurence Thomsen, Robert A. Fisher, Hiram Woods, J.

C. Nicodemus, W. W. Taylor, Francis B. Loney, W.H.

Brune, John C. Bridges. J. Strieker Jenkins, D.J.Foley. A.

Fuller Crane, 1). H. Miller, Georsre Small, Austen uati, James Hodges, J. Hall Pleasants. Herman Williams, W.

T. Walters, W. H. Perot, George S. Brown, William Devries, W.

W. Spence, B. F. Newcomer, Jas. H.

Barney. o3-tE, jJ-' MARYLAND INSTITUTE EXHIBITION. 'I he Twentieth Annual Exhibition of the MARYLAND lJSbTlTaiK will be opened in their spacious Hall ou TUESDAY EVENING, October 15th, and continue four weeks. The excePent BAND of PROF. JOHN VITT has been engaged to perform during the Exhibition.

FTiie Hall will be ready lor the reception of uocas on i ur.ua uctooer in. at a clock. wemwrewnocitc not renewed tbeir rickets, or those desiring to become members, will please call at the Actuarv's Ofhce and obtain them. Senior members receive six and 1 ady and Junior members three extra tickets tor Ladles or Children. JOHN 11.

TUCKER, s26-tt Chairman of Committee. nriOR CLEiiK OF THE LkJ COURT OF APPEALS. Mr. Vditor: Permit one who feels a deap in- teiest in the success of tue Democratic Conserva tive party in this Stnte to suaeest the name of your fellow-citizen. JOHN B.

BKOOKE. a3 mr. ble candidate lor the office of CLERK OF THE COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND. It is nn-necessary to speak of his eminent qualifications tney, too, are well Known ana ms name on the ticket will be a power of strength. Others wi'h whom I have consulted upon the subiect will be pleased to learn through your valuable paper whether he will consent to be a candidate tor the above office.

In our opinion he is the very mm for me piace. uuwaku. frinee Georgian, Upper Md. ooti INPURSUANCE OF A RESOLD" lk5 TION OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE, ihe Democratic and all other Conservative Voters of Maryland, except wnere ine meeungB mav oe otnerwtse provided lor by local arrangements, are invited to assemble in primary meetines, at their uscal places ot holding elections, in tneir resDective Election Districts, on SATUIUAY. the filth day of October next, at lour o'clock P.

to select Delegates to County Conventions, which will convene at 12 M. on MONDAY, tne seventn uav oi October, to appoint lieiegates to a State Convention, which will meet in Baltimore on WEDNESDAY. tbeOth day of October, at Vi to nominate candidates for. GOVERNOR, ATTORNEY GENERAL. COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY, CLERK OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, and SUPERINTENDENT OF LABO.3 AND AGRICULTURE.

Undt the new Constitution recently adopted by a vote of the people. ODEN BOWIE, Chairman Democratic Mate Central Committee. Leo Kjiorr. Secretary. Baltimore.

19th 1W. sSO-llt;" FOR THE LEGISLATURE FROM THE SEC OND LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT. FERDI NAND C. LATROBK Is highly recommended and well known as a eentleman of superior Qualifica tions, and his nomination will be haied with applause by he majority oi the voters of the district, subject to the Democratic Conservative Convention. oa MANY VOTERS.

fr-V ATTORNEY GENERAL. Lk-J Among the Candidates for Attornev Gene-rs 1 at the comiiig election, is HON. ISA AJ D. JOS ES. of Somerset county, whos assiduous efforts iu tbe Constitutional Copvenuon entitle him to our unani-rrous consideration.

c2-4f MARYLANDER. ITlr JAMES S. MORROW. LkJ OF THK SEVEVin WARD, Is highly recommended to the Democratic Conservative Legislative Convention of the First Dutiict by MANY DEMOCRATS THK o4-Stf EAST END. fr-VPOR COMITROLLUR LkJ OF THE TREASURY.

ol-5t; L. E. BALLARD. lY-TENTH WARD. Lk-5 EOliGE PA GELS Is re'pettlny to the Voters of this ard for the First Branch ot tbe City TE OR THE FIRST BRANCH CITY COUNCIL LkJ FOR FIf TEENTH WARD.

WM. H. FOR-Si 1H. subject to the Democratic and Conservative Voters. MANY VOTERS.

oi-3tx I if IEEN1H WARD. JOHN KAISS is recommended to the Voters of the Fifteenth Ward for the Hist Branch City Council. rNlNETEKNTH WARD. LkJ JOSEPH SCOLL ADAY is recommended to the voters ol tne Nineteenth Ward lor the First Branch ot tl-e City Council. s3-Stf "VT OTICF.

PUBLIC SALES THIS DAY, (Friday,) Octoh-r 4, at 1TXCHANGF. PAl. tsE.OOM, atl o'clcck. liitrClass DWELLING, li9st. Paul street.

ALSO, Two first-class new DWELLINGS on Grundy between Mother and Towrsend streets. AO, A valuable and hiahly improved FARM, "Lind-w od tioxj.e." I'j How ai coant v. 252 acres, near Ue- liy House Cauiaijie and Ohio and Washington i rsr tl! ra lroad. P. tie advertisements.

Ii F. W. BKNNETT Acct. 'j'HE PRFSIi 1ST ANI DI RECTORS D' THK i OLD 'lOWJi SAVINGS INSTITUTION hive tliis declared a Dividend of Two and One-Half er cent, ior the lat fix months, osvableon and alter MUN October 7. 1HH.

Government, State and City Taxes paid by the Institution. C. BURGESS. Treasurer. Baltimore.

October 1st. 1SGT. 'ot-fSt rOTICE Of ELECTION FOR MAYOR A.Y2 CUT VOVSCIL OF SALJIifOEE. NOTICE IS HEREBYGlVKiJ. That aa ELECTION will be held in tbe city ot Baltimore on the FOURTH WEDNESDAY ot October, ls57.

(oeing the 2Hd day of the month,) (or a MAYOR of the city of Baltimore, for members ot the First Branch of the CITY COUNCIL of Baltimore, composed of ono person from each of the wenty Wards ot the citr. and lor members of the fcecond Blanch of the CITY COUNCIL, composed ol one person from each two consecutive Wards of the city. The Polls will be held at such places as may selected and designated by the Judges of Elections. 1 hey will be oi-ened at Eight o'clock A. M.

and cloed at tive o'clock P. M. WM. THOMSON, Sheriff of Baltimore citr. Oct.

TA11 daily papers copy OTICE OF ELt CTION FOB A JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS AND FOR THE JUDGES OF 1 HE bU PRE Mis BENCH OF BALTIMORE CITY. N'otice is hereby eiven that an ELECTION will be heid in the cityot Baltimore on the FOURTH WKU-J A OF OCTOBER. 1SC7. (beine the 23d day of tbe month.) for a JLTGE of the COURT OF APPEALS from Baltimore city; for a CHIEF JUDGE of the SUPREME BENCH of Baltimore city, and tor FOUR ASSOCIATE JUDGES of the bUPiiEMlfi BENCH of Baltimore city. he Polls wiiL.be held at uch places amay be selected at designated by the Judges of Elections.

Ihey will be opened at 6 o'clock A. M. and closed at 5 o'clock P. M. Ihe Jcdgts ate hereby notified to make tteir Returns to the Clerk ol the Superior Court the day following the election, as required by la.

WILLIAM THOMSON. o4-tci Sheriff of Baltimore city. October 4th, All daily papers copy.J 6) Ulfl SHARES BALTIMORE AND OHIO ii.JUU 'RAILROAD STOCK FOR SALE. Office of Commissiojiees oy Fin akcx, Baltimobe, October 3, 1867. SEALED PROPOSALS tor the purchase of Two Thousand Five Hundred Shares of the Capital Stock of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company will be received at this Office until li o'clock FRIDAY, the 11th Inst.

Terms Cash, or a credit of ten days, wltn interest, at the option of the purchaser. Tbe proposals will be opened at this oftce on the day and honr named above. The Commissioners reserve the right to reject bev or all bids. By order. JOHN F.

PLTTMMER, jo4-tU Clerk to tbe CommtSBioners. rjWS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber has obtained from the Orohans' Court of Baltimore city letters testamentary on the estate of AKNE R. STEUART. late of said city, deceased. All persons having claims against said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 7th day of pul next: thev mav otherwise, by law.

De excluded from all benefit of said estate. All persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment. Given nnder mv hana this 4th aay of October. 1867. WILLIAM G.

HARRISON. o4-law4w Executor. rpHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under J. the name and style of FLAGG, MANNING WARNER, PEODI CK and GF.NERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 88 South Eutaw street, is this day dissolved by mntuil consent.

The business will be continued at the OLD STAND under the name and style of MANNING, WARNER CO. S. H. MANNING. E.

R. WARNER. Baltimore, October 1st, 1867. o4-3ta VTATTONAL STABLES, 55 GERMAN STREET, BETWEEN HOWARD AND EUTAW STT. TnE UNDERSIGNED, being connected with another business, which demands hia undivided attention, has sold his interest in the above estab-ii-hment to N.

WOODWARD, lor whom he solicits a continuance of the patronage heretofore to generously bestowed upon himself. o4-St. JOSEPH P. SHIPLEY. PPLI CATION WILL BEMADS TO THE liMMOR AND CITY COUNCIL for permission to use a small 8TEAM ENGINE at No.

8SARA-1 0GA STREET. ol-4tJ TOtTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That APPLICA-T TION will bo made to the Mayor and City Council for permission to erect and nse a STKAM ENGINE In the building corner ot Harvey and Lawrence Locust Point. o4-eo5t 17 OR SALE One English Tapestry CARPET, one 1 Irsnklin Radiator PARI OR STOVE, aud one air-tight CHAMBER feTOVE, all of which have been but little used, and will be sold cheap, for want of use. Apply at 5 NORTH GREEN above Lexington, it T7GR SALE Two new one. ten-horse power, the other six; also one second-hand ENGINE.

6ix horse power, with Boiler complete. Apply at No. 6 Calvert street. o4 2t't T7CR SilE-A lot of ORNAMENTALHELVING, with Drawers and Clotets. Will be sold cheao.

Apply at No. 18 WEST BALTIMORE bTRKKT, upstairs. of-2t 17CR SAtE One six-foot OYSTER COUNTER. BAGATELLE TABLE, STKAM TABt.K and FIXTURES complete, Stoves, Bedsteads, seventv-five Framed Pictures, Bottles, Demiiohns, Call at 887 BALTIMORE STREET. o4-2t4.

I SALE 800 good PACKING BOXES for sale cheap It No. 8 SARATOOA ST. OK SALE GROCERY STORE FIXTURES, con-J? sisting of Counter, Shelving, Tea and Spico Cans, two Tea hcaies. one Plauorm Scales one Poato Stales, lot of Buckets and Broom. large bign.

82 by 2)4 feet, snitable for a produce merchant: onfcvaiaus stairs, otc. Icquire at the sua oiue. OPENING OF ELKO ANT BLACK SILKS. Real IRISH POPLINS. REPP ALPACA POPLINS.

TAMESK and ALPACAS. MOURNING GOODS. Fine CASHMERE SHAWLS. JOUVIN'S KID GLOVES. KOYSTON Q4-2tr 94 North Charles sreet.

BARGAINS IX FLANNELS. BLANKETS, CASSIMERS. AND 0TB Eli GOODS FOR WEAR. PERKINS A 04-4 tr! 23 North Charles stree- "rU EW STYLES SASH RIBBONS. 1 SLEEVES, JACKETS, FANS.

CAPS. HEAD-DRESSES. VEILS, all kinds of LACES. Opened To-Pay at O'LEARY RUTLEDGE'3. o4-2tr: 85 North Charles st Pleasant.

JyTEW EW JET EA D-B AN DS. JET HEL1S; KKLKL4CES. uour tiAiSKiJNua. Opened To-Day at O'LEARY RUTLEDGE'S. o4-2tr: 85 North Charles corner Pleasant.

SMALLSPROFITS. QUICK SALES. 150 dozen Ladies' and Children's Hemstitched Linen HANDKERCHIEFS. 100 dozen Tape Bordered Linen which we ofier at very LOW PRICKS. KESSLER SUTRO.

04-1 tcr N. E. cor. Charles an Lexington sts. OR GENTLEMEN.

MEFINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Of the most superior quality. ENGLISH MALE HOSE. Extra. Stout atd Superfine quality. LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFS.

Those goods we sell at wholesale prices by the dozen. PE SKINS No. a North Charles st. CHOICE COLORS is- ALL-SILK VELVET RIBBONS. Also aLull assortment of BLACK VELVET RIBBONS, Which we offer bv the piece, at WHOLESALE PRICES.

KESSLER SUTRO. N. E. cor. Charles and Lexington sts.

500 DOZ. TUCKED. CORDED AND KEVEIiSI-BLE five inch LINEN CUFES, at 25 cents a pair. 100 dozen PLAIN and FANCY CUFFS, at 10 cents a pair. 175 dozen four Tucked LINEN COLLARS, at 85 cents a dozeD, and many other very desirable goods, which we sell at a small advance on original KESSLER SUTSO, o4 eoStcr N.

E. cor. Charles and Lexington st. JJEW FALL MOBKNING GOODS. Alexandria ALPACA: New Helena CLOTH, (heavy.) Lupir's Black Empress and Wool REPS.

Lupin's Merinos, cashmeres and Wool Mousselines. Lupin's Bombazines. Tamise Cloth and Biarritz. Australian Crape: Heavy Black Popiin Alpaea. Conrtald's Douoie and Triple Crimp VEILS; Black Thibet Long and Square SHAWLS; Immense Stock ot Black ALPACA.

Weikeep the Largest Stock ot MOURNING GOODS. GEO. H. C. NEAL'S Popcxar Dbt Goods House, ol-eotfrt Comer Baltimore and Hohiday sts.

T7 HAVE CSTOPE NED YV OUR NEW STORE, And offer to our customers and the public the largest and Dest assorted stock ot FALL AND WINTER WRAPPINGS In the city, including CLOAKS of every description, quality and pattern; Double and Single Broche SHAW LS.lron: the finest to the losvct ice. CLOTHs of every description, consisting of Chinchilla, Melton, Beaver, Astrican, I elt; Black and White Cloth--: a fine assortment of Bugle Cloak Diees TrimminHs, all of which we offer at a lower fleure than anv other house in this city. Give us a call before purchaaius. I. ROSENBAUM.

168 Lexington street, between Howard acd Eutaw. 1867. "-EW FALL GOODS." Jggy BRYAN SMALL. 23 WESI BALTIMORE STREET. Have just opened a large snd elegant assortment New styles DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, 1 1 .1 I .1 I T.

I I I of Lace, Linen and Embroidered SLEEVES, COLLARS, Ladies' HOSIERY, GLOVES and MERINO VESTS, cheap. Real French Corded and Mechanical CORSETS. BLACK LACES, new designB. BREAKFAST SHAWLS, CHILDREN'S CAPS, JOSEYS, CLOAKS, Sec. Our own ERYAN SMALL HOOP SKIRT, with BRADLEY DUPLEX ELLIPTIC.

Country merchants will rind our stock very con-plete. at "Lowest Wholesale Prices. ot-lt'-r ASH ION ABLE DRESS GOODS. AS NE FALL SILKS. PARIS SUA WLS, ETC.

Black gromrd rich Boquet Figured SILKS. EUh striped cattcs. rich striped Silks. Extra heavy solid colr wide Gros Grains. Black Gros Grain.

"Ponson" heavy Taffeta1. NOVELT IES in fine Imported DRESS FABRICS. Chintz Cbece, Velvet Cords. Silk Chain Wircevs. ich and heavy Repp Silk Chsin EP1NGLINE.

I lm Brothers' heavy double Warp Irih Poplins. "Biarritz" in all the new and fashionable coiors. Empress Cloths ot every snade. fro-n 15 cents ur. French Poplins, brilliant Plaid Poplins.

Extra width all-w ool Saxonv Plaids, for Misses. MAGNIFICENT STOCK OPEN AND FILLED CENTRES PARIS CASHMERE SHaWLS. New and fashionable SHAWLS, of various kinds. La DIES' FASHION AtLE CLOaKIMt CLOTHS. BOLSE-FURN1SBISG AAD FAMILY GOODS.

Llcen and Cotton Sheetings, of most durable makes. Allendale. Lancaster and Marseilles QUILTS. OH PAIRS superior quality Eauuiy BLANKETS, OUU J5, t. $8 to $10.

Just received our Fall Importation of genuine Jonvln KID GLOVES, embracing many new shades, ordered expressly for this louse. GEOEGE H. C. NEAL'S Popular Store, corner of Baltimore and Holliday streets. fr AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

JD RENEHAN BROTHERS. Will open on Thursday, Sept. complete assortment, comprising trench Merinoes, Empress cloths. Reps, Popiins, bright Plaid Poplins, real Irish Poo-Bns, Black and colorea SHks, Long and Square Shawls, Balmorals from 25 up, House Furnishing Goods, Linen ana Cotton Sheetinss and Shirrlnss in all grades and widths. Table Damask, Nankins, Toslf Is and a lsrge stock of Blankets acd FlaTnels.

Mourning Goods, Empress Cloth, Ottoman Velours, Poplins, Bombazines and Crapes, and a large variety of Alpacas and Poplin Alpacas, Goods for Mens' wear. Cloths. Cassimers, Overcoating. Beavers, Chinchilla cloaking for Ladies all desirable shades. We respectfully invite all in want of Dry Goods to examine our goods, as we will sell very cheap.

RENEHAN BROTHERS. 81 North Howard Street, between 5tr Lexington and Saratoga EDICAx. 1M- BOOKS. STUDENTS will find it to their advantage to and examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere. We have on hand a complete assortment of all the Standard TEXT BOOKS ot the dy.

which we are prepared to sell at extremely low prices. N. B. Also a large number of second-hand MEDICAL BOOKS, at very low prices. KELLY PIET, Medicsl Booksellers, C4 1tfr 174 Baltimore st.

17 FISHER, Hi. FBENCH ST EAST SCOURER. No. 139 WEST FAVETTB STREET, Branch Office-26 EAST BALTIMORE STREET. Begs leave to Inform his friends and the public that he has finished his improvements, and with increased facilities, ts now prepared to SCOUR Ladies', Gentlemen's and and Children's Garments In his superior style, without shrinking or taking apart, and also receive orders for the celebrated New York DYEING and PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, located on Staten Island, New York, whose work heretofore gave such entire satishcation to hiamany friends and customers.

4 -8t WO OPEN. IMPORTANT TO HOLDERS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES OP. VALUABLES. TB, SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.

PAID UP CAPITAL Chartered by Special Act of the Legislature of the State of Maryland, for the SAFE-KEEPING OF VALUABLES, Unaer Guarantee, AST THK RENTING OF SAFES IN ITS BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS IS THK NEW MARBLE FIRE-PROOF BUILDING. National Farmers and Planters' Bank. 19 ana 14 sOUTH Baltimore, Md. E50CH PRATT President ROBERT LEHR Vice-President DIUECIOKs. Enoch Pratt, Robert Lehr, S.

M. Shoemaker, Jacob Brandt, Wm.KeLn.edy. m. T. Walters, A.

Schumacher. P. MILLHOLLAND. t026r Secretary and Treasurer. ECUEITY VAULT CHESAPEAKE BANK.

This Bank offers for rent, (Renter holding the Eey.) CHILLED-STEEL SAFES, Inside of Its BUr.GEft.R PROOF VAULT, AT THK LOW KATES OF $10. 115 AND 523 PER ANNUM. The Public are Invited to examine, before they decide upon a selection, between our Vaults and other Vaul's. large number of the Safes have benrenttd. J.

LITTIG. sSQ-lltt Acting Caahier. TA1CH REPAIRING CLEANING. Done in the best manner. BY SAMUEL KIRK SONS, 02-tQ25rt 178 Baltimore street.

PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING. bv JOHN KODGEF.3 SON. m.w.ft07.r 3G North Charles street. PLUMBING. GAS-FITTING.

COLLINS HEATH. tC21r SS Light srreet. 7 ARM AIR FURNACES, ETC. COLLINS A flEATn. sa Light street.

tC21r COLLINS HEATH. Mary said Stove, Furaance. Range, Plumbing and Oas-iiitiag House..