The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

AMUSEMEXTS. kOCTOR J. A. FLAMMER. M.

MAGNETIC EDUCATION. THE SUN. I HA.YK MUCH PLEASURE TO INTORJt THE PATKOIT AND LOVEB8 of Art, that, at a large outlay, I have succeeded in inducing the celebrated Artlstimstant Mayer, to open the first Exhibition of his Painting, in this city, "Tub Recognition," or North and South. The remarkable success of his painting of the Consolation throughout the country, is a guarantee that the public will not be disappointed his latest production. Opening day Thursday.

James Fbtsb's, of Art, 206 W. Baltimore st. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! ETC. 500 pair ol Extra Family BLANKETS. 100 pair Extra Extra Super (very large and fine.) 100 Home-Made Woolen COUNTERPANES.

500 Heavy Cotton COUNTKRPANES. 10,000 yards SHEETINGS and TABLE LINENS. 10,000 yards TOWELINGS. On best terms. ROYSTON o5-2tr; 81 Baltimore street.

NEW LINEN GOODS. We have now in store, and are receiving dally, a well assorted stock of all kinds of Linen Goods, consisting of SHIRTING LINENS, TABLE, DAMASKS and NAPKINS, TOWELLINGS and CRASHES, LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, SHIRT BOSOMS and CUFFS, To which we invite the attention of customers, wholesale and retail. LINEN STORE, 195 Baltimore st. eotft K. H.

MILLIE EN. jyjTjLLINERY GOODS JPA. 6 9 I BENJAMIN CRANE 249 WEST BALTIMORE STREET. We have now in Store our FALL STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS. Which we offer to the Trade at PRICE WHICH WILL DEFY COMPETITION.

OONSIBTIirei OF RIBBONS, SILKS, VELVETS', FLOWERS, FEATHERS, and eotoiir' straw goods. AND WINTER MILLINERY! JO RIBBONS, BONNET MATERIALS, VEILS, HEAD-NETS, BELTINGS aiid BUCKLES. RUCHES, NETS, CRAPES, STRAW BONNETS. HATS for Ladles and Misses. In Straw, Felt, Silk, Plush and Velvet, Trimmed and TJntrimmed.

SHAKER HOODS, FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS. The largest and most complete stock of Millinery Goods ever offered for sale In the United States, embracing all of the French novelties for the season, and at prices that will defy competition. ARMSTRONG, CATOR tQ25rt No. 237 Baltimore street. CARTON'S GIUPURE LACES FROM AUCTION, at G.

W- BARRUS CO.S, 211 W. Baltimore st. One Price. 5-eo4tr 1ARTON'S VALENCIENNES EDGINGS AND J.NSERTINGS from Auction, Just opened by G. W.

BARRUS 211 W. Baltimore st. One Price. 5-eo4tr THE FIRST GRAND SOIREE WILD EY0ASSE MB LISS WILL BE HELD IN THE MAIN SALOON OF Till NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS, t7iIS(THURSDAY) EVENING. Oct.

5th. 13SS. The Committee having this Soiree in chanre are usiDg eir utmost endeavors to make this the ersndeot SOIREE of the season. To all who may be pleaded to favor us with their we guarantee an evening of enjoyment. KEUCKERT KAMER'S Celebrated Cotllloa Band has been engaged for the occasion.

COMMITTEE OFARRANGEMENTS. J. S. StitOerUvnd, H. Weaver.

W. J. McOeary, H. Pascal. A-Kennedy, George Hart, Ballet IMaster B.

F. FARI1AN ER. TICKETS 75 CENTSAdmittiDg gentfemaa and Ladies. o4 2fl m. FIRST GRAF BALL OT Tlllt fcKASON OF THS a irU.ii wiooilli bUlldLS, ticld BIT rr.

t.r. I OP George Moran, Keed. JolLnL Smith. William Shutler. FLOOB MAJTAOKRis.

John Naylor, George Stoll. Ballet A'anter Charles Diffendall. Ward's Cotillon Band has been engaged for the oc- Tickets C'ne Dollar, admitting a Gentleman an I ladies. lT" SECOND GiiAND bcLREi or THI MARYLAND SKATING CLUB, NO. I.

TO TIT HFl.n AT THR KFW ASSEMBLY KtK)M3. MAIN HALL. ON "WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1L 19W. We, the Commit tee, having this Soiree in charge, do plexlge ourBelvt that no pains or expense shall ba selectd for the a cession all the choicest quadrilles and round dances, composed by our beet MU1C1COMM7TTEE ()F ARRANGEMENTS. Wm.

heeler, F. Grote, F. E. MeKinley, Wm. King, F.

Depp is H- Grote. H. Hermann, Wm. Parker. M.

JifL'nson. TLOOIi MA NAGFRS. H. Grote, Wm. King, H.

Hermann. BALLET MASTER. Wm. Bond. ASSISTAVTS.

"Wm. Sheeler. F. Grote. Tickets T5 cent, admit riaj Gentlemaa and La-dies.

Q-4-ttl "ETdA I PAT I A A GRAND ANNIVE1JS.ARY BALL, com-A memorative of the Aet Emancipation in I- XVithe Stat of Maryland, will be givea at tha u-s DOUGLASS rNSTlTnTE- Lexington street, on the evening of October 10th, lSt. Prof. Ward justly celebrated String Baal has been secured for the occasion. Supper and Refrchments will be ftrrofshci hy that well and favorably knows caterer, Mr. Jo ha H.

Butler. The Committee pledze themselves for the preservation of order anJ decorm. Cards of Admission Geraleman and Lady, Single Ticket. cents. COMXTTTTX OF Mr.

Augustus Roberts, Ur. Wm. H- Wood. Henry P. Fortle.

Jeremiah Brown, Philip A. Roberts. Jos. F. Adams.

The whole will be under the charge of JAMES ADAMS. QeotOU; IANCTNG AND WALTZING. H. SLINGMAN wm r-SHine the dntJeaof his School on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oc tober 11.

at Hie IIols'us t-iq-eet Market Insti tute. Dmvb cf Tuition WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, from 1 to 10. for Genta: -WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, from" 2 to 5, for Ladies and Misses. Terms Payable monthly. For further Information Inquire of H.

SLINGMAN. o4-3tx 81 West Baltimore atrcet. DANCING AND WALTZING. PROF. CHAS.

L. SPIES' ACADEMY, of Biltlnvwe find Chvrle street. IS NOVT OPEN for the reception of Young Ladies, Misses snl Masters on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS: and oa TCESDAY anc' FRIDAY EVENINGS for Gentlemen. Also Prompt attention givea to PRITATK TCI-TION. For particulars apply aa above.

o3-lm PROFTJ J. R. CODET-S FASHIONABLR SSt DANCING ACADEMY. No. 94 N.

PACA STREET. (Red Men Hall.) is NOW OPEN i i for the season. Ladies and Gentlemen desiring lirsiructions are politely invited to call; private Lessons and special attention given to them at any hoar. Iy appointment Ladies and Junior Classes oa WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at 8 o'clock. Gentlemen's Instruction oa TUESDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS, at 1)4 o'clock.

For term, circulars, apply or address as-above. o3-13tt H. J. RUSSELL'S DANCING ACADEMY Win reopen at POWHATAN HALL, corner Ot Pratt and Bond streets, on fcSDA y. septemner istn.

HOURS OF TUITION: For Ladles, Misses and Masters, TUESDAY AND SA TURDA AFTERNOONS, from 2 to 5 o'clock- Gentlemen the same evenings, from 7 to 10 o'clock. ALSO, in Washington, at ODD-FELLOWS' HALL. 7th street, on WEDNESDA YS AND FRIDA YS th same hours as above, commencing on September 20th. s9-eolmS DANCING. fev MADAME GEAVIEK will reooea bar DAB- CLNG SCHOOL ON WEDNESDAY.

Oct. llta. rivate Classes and Schools attonded. For particulars call at 87 ST. PAUL STREET.

near Franklin. sl6-lm: PARRING AND FENCING INSTITUTE. No. tO North street, is re-opened. Lessons gives Day and Evening.

Reference Rooms. YoaUm tauettt. 8 23-12t K. PERRY. FASHIONABLE MIL.L.LNERX.

M. FRANKLIN. No. 73 LEXrsQTOX 1 WIIX FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY 05 2t ON SATURDAY, Oct. 7.1505.

MRS. W. d7lEVY, gJl 6 LEXINGTON Will have her opening of FALL AND WINTER BONNETS on FRIDAY. a October, to whicft she invites theattentioa of the Ladiea. oi NO.

63 NORTH CHARLES STREET. MRS. M.LEO SARD WTT.L, OPKN MI LL I ERY FOR THE FALL. THURSDAY, October 5, ISfiS. vV- GOLDENBCP.e bJ2.

5 1 NOR TH HO WARD STREET. Will have their-FUT GRAND OPENING OF FRENCH AND AMERICAN MILLINERY, On THURSDAY, October 5th, 1365, To which the attention of ladiea is respectfully lcited. The largest assortment in the citv of Ribbons. Flowers. "Feathers.

St its. Velvets. Ilalr Net and Furs always on hand, for the wholesale aad retail trade. Country orders promptly attended to. FOR RICHMOND.

rr.OrLli LIN B. DIRECT TO PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND. NO TRANSHIPMENT OF FREIGHT. Good by this steamer will be receipted thronrh tail delivered in Petersburg e.irly on Monday mernlnf. The new and elegant Steamer AGNEbV Captain fe.

P. Bows, Is nowloadlng. and will sail from Union Dock, Concord ftrect, on SATURDAY, October the 7th. at 3 o'clock P. M.

The large capacity and superior sanin? qualltte of the steamers of this line enable us to give Quicker dispatch, better facilities for freight, aad lower rate than by wry other line. Our steamers are new, all first-class, and laanra et Freight received daily and receipted for. For freight or passage, having fine State Boon M- commodations, apply WM. J. TAYLOR Union Dock.

Concord St. CHRISTIAN, LEA CO-o5-Ett Agents la Richmond. FOR PETERSBURG. SPECIAL NOTICE. PEOPLE'S LINE, UNION DOCK, CONCORD STREET.

FOR PETERSBURG DIRECT. The new and elegant steamer AG.XKS. Cam. t. P.

BowEV. WU1 leave ITilON POCK. Concord street, on SATURDAY, OcSober 7th. at 3 o'clock. P.

M. for Petersburg and Richmond. Goods shipped by this connf-ct Citv Point with tb fast steamer A. Capt. W.

W. Keene, aad are landed at the wharf in- Petersburg early every aad Monday mcrnlngs. Goods handled in the most canj- IU1 muiiuer tun uein ereu uu uupaiui. For l'urtiier information apply to WM. J.

TAYLOR A CO Doek. Cncord stiwt. J. B. Agent in Peterohorg.

'oa-at TO-DAY! FOR PETERSBURG. VA. The Steamer PiTERSBUIiG will leave her whar. Light Btreet, new THIS (Thursday) AFTER-NoOZ. at 3 o'ciock.

Gods shipped TO-DAY will be landed In Peters-. burg-early on SATURDAY. Gods receipted for through, and carried at low-rat. For freight or paasage. BRANTrT, 84 Light street wbarl.

S. Stramer STATE OF MARYLAND leaver isa. SATURDAY NEXT- Itl TO-DAY FOR RICHMOND, VA, The steamer PETERSBURG will leave her wharf. Light street, near Pratt, THIS (THURSDAY) at 8 o'clock. Goods shipped today will be landed In Richmond early on Saturday.

G-ioda receipted for through and canied at Ioto rases. For freight or passage, apply to J. BRANDT, Light street wharf. P. S- Sieamer STATE OF MARYiAND leaves oa SATURDAY NEXT.

STOCK AND FARMJtSG UTENSILS AT PUBLIC SAfcE. 2 iii ie soia pnonc sap. on xne premisea. DOUGHOREGAN JIANOR.lVinJe9fromEAlUmore. on the Frederick pike, on Xi ESDAY, the 10th of October, at 10 o'clock.

Of fair: not, the next fair day thereafter.) the following property: TEN HEAD OF HOUSES, embracing a superb Morgan STALLION. years old; a superior Morgaa. c''Ji "lorifan arse can trot PHYSICIAN AND HF.AI.tNO MRTIIIIM in nr. pared to recel those afflicted with Rheumatism. Nervous Affections, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsy, Consumption and Insanity.

Little or no medicine required. Relief always given in every case which has been given up by others. Consultation hours from 8 till 12 o'clock in the morning ai 41 WEST FAYETTE STREET, near North street. o5-3tr: 1 T. SHARE jjcaler in line Havana and other choice CIGARS, and -B.

F. Gravely's Genuine Chewing TOBACCO, Lone Jack andl other choice brand's of Smoking TOBACCO. All of which will be sold at the verylowest rates, at No. 9 ST. PAUL STREET.

o5-eo4t! A CARD. AYING RESUMED THE PRACTICE OF LAW, I will give careful attention to all business which may be entrusted to my hands. OFFICE No. 1. SECOND FLOOR, BIBLE BUILDING, FAYETTE STREET.

-near Charles -ge21-lm0 JOHN R. KBNLY. rpHE BALTIMORE 1 CONDENSED MILK COMPANY At the MARYLAND INSTITUTE OPENED WEDNESDAY EVENING, And trill conttn lie open Everg Evening during Uie Fair. Accommodating agents are on hand to serve, GRATIS, all who desire to try the quality of the Milk, and all desiring to subscribe can leave their names and residences with them. COFFEE and ICE CREAM will be served during the Fair, of which due notice will be given.

Circulars and Cards at the stand. o4-3t ATTORNEY AT LAW, S3 .48 Lexington street. Business attended to throughout the State, and before Courts Martial. sl9-lm N1TED STATES COLORED TROOPS. SOLDIERS of the 4th.

7th. 19th. 30th and 39th Regiments U. S. C.

may have the STATE BOUNTIES Due them COLLECTED with Dispatch, or CASHED atthis office. We are also Collecting for the Widows and Heirs of deceased Soldiers ALL ARREARS OF PAY. BOUNTIES and PENSIONS. WM. COLTON National Claim Agency, 04- 6tv 36 Second (up stairs.) TT'CKS! FURS! FURS! JO (Go AND SEE YOURSELF.) I lead the att)ntion of the public to my large stock of FURS, on N.

GAY Market Circus Lot, No. 213. No. 213 is a large four-story Brick Building, the 1st story is of a sandy front, just finished. On the 1st floor yon will find Furs for retail trade; Pd.

German Fitch, and 4th floor, Squirrels and River Mink. The assortment is above all expectations, also in price and quality. I do not carry on the branch store, 99 West Baltimore opposite Holliday. Mineral Water Rooms, this season, and therefore my customers will pleasa make their purchases in store 213 N. Gay st.

A. KLEINEIBST. Importer and Manufacturer of Furs, Baltimore, Md. In Washington, D. C.

No. 430 Pennsylvania avenue, 3-lm P. S. FUESTaltered and repaired with promptness. UPAHM'S TETTER OINTMENT Is a sure and speedy cure for Tetter, Salt Rheum, Chapped Hands, Barber's Chilblains, Trice 50 cents; sold bv WM.

H. READ, No. 147 Baltimore street. Thomsen Block. Wholesale Agents rpHE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN Colors the Hair, Whiskers and Moustache a beautiful black or brown.

It consists of only one preparation. Color will not fade or wash out. Only 50 cents a box. Mailed to anv address for 75 cents, by S. C.

UPHAM, 25 South Eishth Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by WM. H. READ, 147 Baltimore St. THOMSEN BLOCK, Wholesale Agent PBAM'S PIMPLE BAN1SHER Removes Pim-ples on the Face, Freckles.

It also softens the skin and beautifies the complexion. No toilet is complete without it. Price 50 cents. Mailed to any address for 75 cents, by S. C.

UPHAM, 25 South Eighth Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by WM. READ-147 Baltimorest. THOMSEN BLOCK.

Wholfr sale Agents. ENGINEERS' SURVEYING and It DRAWING INSTRUMENTS, THERMOMETERS. BAROMETERS, HYDROMETERS, TELESCOPES. ALSO. SPECTACLES in every variety.

F. W. R. KING. 05- 5tr: 236 Baltimore street, near Charles.

TO PHYSICIANS. Just received, a fresh supply of Medical SADDLE BAGS. MLDiCLNK CHESTS and POCKET MEDICAL CASES. Also, a large assortment Of SURGICAL GOOLS, of every descrip-tion. W.

F. DAILY, 11 Light st. If GLTT. PLATED AND STEEL SPANGLES AND ORNAMENTS, for Hair Nets. Head Dresses aud Veils, in great variety.

SISCO BROTHERS, o5-3tr3 95 W. Baltimore opposite Holiiday. LAMPS AND OILS'. GAS FIXTURES PHOTOGRAPHS and FRAMES! AT LOW PEICES. GAS PIPES introduced and alterations made.

CHAS. E. GRIMES, o4-tN3r. 63 Lexington near Charles. ACON.

100 hhds. choice city smoked SIDES and SHOULDERS. For sale by oc5-tfj COULTER 53 Light 8t. BUTTER. Received daily by ExprefronTthe Dairies in 20 pound packages.

Call and leave orders. D. M. BARBOUR, 5-3t 87 Smith's wharf. ALWAYS ON HAND choice Family, Extra and Super FLOUR, which we offer to the public cheap, at wholesale and retail.

HAINES GILBERT, o5-3t 1 1 N. Howard st. "TEW BUCKWHEAT, the first of the season; can-1 ned Lobster, Peaches green, Corn green. Peas. Tomatoes, and a few chests of that One Dollar Green Tea.

For sale by J. H. LEBER o5 Cor. Lexington and Fremont sts. AMS.

10 TIERCES SUGAR CURED HAMS, In store and for sale by M. A. HAMILTON It 27 South Frederick street. CRANBERRIES ETC. 25 barrels prime Eastern CRANCEERIES.

100 boxes New RAISINS. 50 bags Rangoon RICE. 100 pockets Java COFFEE. For sale by WILLTAM G. PRICE, 1Q3 Lombard street.

1NT TEW BUCKWHEAT Just received and for sale by G. bllAMt oS-5tr corner of Caroline and Baltimore sts. MASON HAMLIN'S MASON HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS, CABINET ORGANS. A larsre assortment of all stvles. Apply to CHARLES S.

BENTEEN, tOSr No. 80 W. Fayette 8t. PIGS FEET. PIGS FF.ET.

400 bbl3 and half bbls superior PIGS FEET, soused and cooked, ready for use, for sale by F. ROLOSON a o5.lt 57 w. Prtt pear Commerce. UN POWDER AGENCY OF J. DUPONT Corner of Pratt and Commerce sts.

Every variety of Keg and Canister POWDER Alwavs on hand. eot025ir A. L. WEBB BRO. LAYER RAISINS 1.000 boxes new crop: MALAGA LEMONS 300 boxes landing: and for sale, by DIX STE1NER.

o4-ti: Liomoara street. "MOW READY WITH NEW GOODS AT NEW IN PRICES. 1.000 dozeh SOFT HATS, new Stylea. 1,000 dozen WINTER CAPS, allgrades. JAMES E.

TROTT. Wholesale Dealer, a31-lm' 82 Centre Market Space. by steam machines frem Paris; French STAMPING, by machine, and PINKING In superior style. M. E.

LUTZ, o3-lm: 77 N. Howard street. A FINE LOT OF CONNECTICUT STR1PPINGS and SCRAPS on hand and for sale low. Inquire Of J. G.

DILLEHUNT, o3-6t 171 E. Baltimorest. BUTTER EXCITEMENT OVER. Large quantities of splendid Goshen and Glades arriving now, and tons on the road. FAIR OHIO AT 35 CENTS.

ELLICOTT HEWES, S-3t5 Exchange Place. TVJEW FRUITS! FRESH FRUITS! -L New Raisins, a small Invoice of prime Figs, Almonds, 5,000 fresh Cocoanuts, Southern and African Peanuts, for sale by oc4-tf JOB MARTIN 92 Pratt 8t. CONNECTICUT SEED LEAF TOBACCO. Just received, an extra flue lot of Connecticut Seed Leaf WRAPPKB and BINDER; Havana and Yara TOBACCO, at a very low price. sale by oc4-6t WM.

PAUL, 451 West Baltimore st. 1 HO BUSHELS PRIME TIMOTHY SEED, IUU Just received, in store, and for sabe, by PATTERSON KINGSBURY, 130 North st. CANDY CANDY All kinds of French and common CANDIES for sale at lowest market prices, by JOHN MARTIN s22-tf 92 Pratt st. OOK! LOOK! LOOK! Lj If von want a erood and cheap PICTURE, eo to J. EDKINS', 103 Baltimore street, second Gallery below the Sun office.

Most particular attention paid to conies. zu-im-: ROLAND. Wholesale aud Retail Agent for DR 17. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE. In cases at fS and $9.

Circulars sent. No. 34 LIBERTY Koom Mo. 10. jsew orK.

sib-im's 5frH WINDOW FRAMES, with SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, and other BUILDING MATERIALS, on band at reduced prices. Maryland Sash Factory, no. 333 soutn liutaw street, Baltimore. s22-lmt JOHN W. WILSON.

TITASONS AND BRICKL AVER'S LADDERS, From 10 t6 80 feet in lemrth. for sale by GEO. CHIPMAN; s30-lmt cor. Calvert and Lombard stsr, Balto. rjp WHEAT GROWERS! -EXCELSIOR," AMMONIA, 6 per cent, containing PHOS.

of LIME. 57 ner cent. Composed of Seven Hundred Pounds of Peruvian, Guano and Thirteen Hundred Pounds of Bones, dissolved In Sulphuric Add, forming the most universal CROP GROWER and concentrated durable Fertilizer ever offered to Agriculturists, combining all the stimulating properties of the Peruvian Guano, and the ever durable fertilizing qualities of Bones. Aaaptea lor an sons ana crops, ana in jtne dry pow der ior sowing or arming witn tne grain. The most prominent Wheat-Growers in this State, after six year's experience with EXCELSIOR, pro nounce an application oi iuu ids.

to tne acre equal to from 200 to 300 lbs. of any other fertilizer for salf id tnis marKet. Uniformity of quality guaranteed by tha manufac turers. Price 80 PER TON. i J.

J. TURNER Sc trr! 48 Pratt street. TO WHEAT GROWERS. A MMO NT A TED i SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE, VERY DRY AND SUITABLE FOR DRILLING. Manufactured by the r- FATAPSCO GUANO COMPANY, PATTERSON'S WHARF.

Baltimore. G. A.LIEBIG, Chemist and Manufacturer. IV KALE, HARRIS OOKSi BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS. There has been a considerable advance In the prices of OLD BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, PAPERS.

i ALL KINDS OF i PRINTED PAPER. Forward all such to JOSHUA HORNKR. corner of Chew and Stirling t024r Baltimore. BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. S.

W. Cornier op South and Water Sts. Established uproards of Half a Century. This Company INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE in the City or. Country, on.

the various descriptions of property. J. I. COnEN, President- BOARD OF DIRECTORS: W. G.

Harrison. Francis T. King, Henry CarrolL R. SSteuart, Wm. H.

Brune, H. Von Kapff, Thomas Franklin, T. Robert Jenkins. George R. Vickers, F.

W. Alricks, David S. Wilson, W. F. Worthlngton Josias Pennington, josnua i.

conen G. Morton Stewart. FREDERICK WOODWORTH, Secretary. I BURNISHING GOODS FOR HOTELS, 1 BOARDING-SCHOOLS, FAMILIES, STEAMERS, HAMILTON EASTER CO. have on hand a very large stock of BLANKETS, QUILTS, LINEN and COTTON SHEETINGS.

Pillow Case LINENS and COTTONS, TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS by the dozen and Towelings by Lie yard, printed and embroidered. TABLE COVERS. Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, and will furnish at short lUoticeSLinen and Cotton SHEETS and PILLOW CASES of any size required. We invite an examination of our stock, as we are prepared to meet any demand: and to compete in price with any house in tbe United estates, 5-3tr $2. $2.

t0 WINTER UNDERSHIRTS A UKAWiSKS, Fine Wool, only White Canton Flannel DRAWERS, very heavy, only 2. White Linen BOSOMS, DRESS SHIRTS. Fine quality lor 2 50 Finer 3 00 Finest, (mvown make.) 3 50 Four-ply pure Linen COLLARS, $2 per dozen. GEO. A.

PETERS, 214 Baltimore near Charles o5-Gt; (next to Courtlan's.) 57 HOWARD STREET. 57 Just received 1.000 vards verv heavy pure IRISH LINEN, onlv 45 cents, only 45, only 45, only 45 cents, worth and cheap at 70 cents. Call at once at double store of BAMBERGER BROTHERS, 57 Howard and o5-tf tj 113 Lexington street. -TTq LEXINGTON STREET AND "1 A lO 57 HOWARD STREET. lttO This day opened 500 pieces of the newest, handsomest and ncliest Janey BACK COMBS ever Eeen in this or any other city.

Ladies of the most fastidious taste cannot help of being pleased. If calling soon, at BAMBERGER co tf 57 Howard and 14 3 Lexington st. 1 TNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS. WOOLEN YARNS and KNITTING COTTON; SEA-FOAMS and HOODS, of latest styles. JASON ROGERS, o5-6t.

N. E. cor. Lexington and Pearl streets. 6125 OUR PARIS KID GLOVE.

8125 AT SM Is pronounced excellent. We have sold ONE HUSDRED AND NINETY-FIVE DOLLARS' WORTH OF THEM IN TWO DAYS. GEO. B. WHITE, o5-6t S7 North Howard st.

riLDDING PRESENTS EDDING PRESENTS I STANDARD SILVER WOKK, ALB ATA PLATED WARES, In great variety, on hand or made to order, at oc5-tf Corner Calvert and Water sts. TEW AND RICH JEWELRY, at WARNER'S i OLD ESTABLISHED STAND. No. lO NORTH GAY consisting of Diamond-Cluster Brooches, Ear-EIngs and Finger-Rings; all the new styles of Breastpins, Ear-Rlngs, Fineer-Rings, Bracelets. Cha-teiaics.

Vest Chains, Necklaces and Armlets. Seal and Plain Rings, Sliver and Plated Ware; Silver-Plated Tea Sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Casters, Waiters. Butter and Sugar Stands. Table Cutlry, Forks, Spoons, offered at lowest prlo. o5-tfr.

TV 7EDDING PRESENTS. Fine GOLD WATCHES. Fine SILVER WATCHES, Sterling SILVER WARE, Fine GOLD JEWELRY. DIAMOND JEWELRY, No. 1 PLATEDJWARE, CLOCKS and CUTLERY, SPECTACLES and EYE-GLASES, OPERA GLASSES, FANCY GOODS ALT.

NEW and BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS, And suitable for WEDDING PRESENTS, At low prices, by LARMOUR tfr Light apposite Fountain Hotel. ALL STYLES PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, ETC. I am offering all say my GOODS at REDUCED RA TES. Strangers and ttSeens are Invited to examine QUALITIES AND PRICES. MILTON D.

METTEE, North Eutaw street, near Lexineton Market, tQ15r (Marble Building.) WANTED RAGS AND OLD METALS. Business having revived since the late depression, I will Day a large advance on former prices tor WOOLEN and COTTON HAGS, OLD SCRAP IRON, WROUGHT AND CAST. At my Warehouse. JOSHUA ORNER, corner Chew and Stirling tf.r Baltimore, Md. TEW AND OLD i CLOTHING.

DRAWERS. LANKETSCOATS. PANTS, MA TRESSES AND IRON BEDSTEADS. BOTH OLD AND NEW. ALSO, CA VA 8, Suitable for various purposes, FOR SALE, CHEAP, Wholesale and Retail.

JOSHUA HORNER, corner of Chew and Stirling: streets, tfr Baltimore. ENTIRELY M5W JfATIltKJNa GAS jriXTUKKS. Parlor CHANDELIER. Library do. Dining-room do.

HALL LIGHTS. Kitchen do. ALSO, READING STANDS, CIGAR LIGHTERS, and Fine FRENCH BRONZES. C. Y.

DAVIDSON, No. 15JNorth Liberty street. GAS PIPES put up at reasonable rates. tu.th,3,tfr AS FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES. GAS riXTUEES! A beautiful assortment of every and finish at prices to please.

PLUM BIN AND GAS FITTING Executed promptly In the best man. JOHN RODGER3 SON, tfr No. 26 N. Charles street. SILVER WEDDING PRESENTS In large variety and of our own manufacture for sale by SAMUEL KIRK SONS tfr 172 Baltimore Baltimore.

Md. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S GOLD WATCHES from the celebrated makers, Patek, Philippe of Geneva.just opened. Also, a rich stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY. DIAMONDS, SILVER WARE and FANCY GOODS. CAN FIELD BRO.

tfr 229 Baltimore cor, of Charles st. rpENTS! TENTSfTENTS! 500 Sibley or Conical TENTS, Bultable for the fisheries. ALSO, Other Tents, of all oties and descriptions, wortn from fifty cents to twenty dollars. F'or sale by JOSHUA HORNER, tfr corner cf Chew and Sterling streets. pyVERY.KLND OF BOUGHT AND SOLD GOVERNMENT BONDS FREE OF COMMISSION.

First, Second and. Third Series 7-30 BONDS For sale at New York prices. Government Discount Allowed on REVENUE STAMPS. GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD ON MARGIN. Charge for COLLECTING on Washington, Alexandria, Georgetown, Annapolis, Frederick, Hagers-town, Williamsport, Cumberland, Elkton, York, Chestertown, 3 per cent; Acceptable Drafts cashed per cent, additional.

Will draw on New York. Philadelphia or BosSon 1 at 1-10. HOJLJJJiiCS VI bUU IHUKfl D-fluPlJV nuioa BIO I i 1 rf V. uin lira have LARGE ORDERS AND PA THE HIGHEST PRICES. COMPOUND INTEREST NOTSS, of dates In 1S64, wanted at a premium.

COX, BROS. 118 Baliimore street, 1 tfr corner of North. 5 OA COUPONS, iJ Due November 1st. COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, 1864. BANK NOTES.

SOUTHERN STATE BONDS. INTEREST COUPONS of same, past aue. GOLD An A SILVER Bought best rates. 6 THOMAS tfrl 176 Baltimore street. LJ.

TORMEY rr, STOCK AND BILL 2S SOUTH STREET. i GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, BONDS, STOCKS, GOLD, and other Securities, bought and sold by as on 1OIllIIUBluOll! IB UUl iuiu uiu lie xvi uiaiuu. COMMERCIAL PAPER and LOANS negotiated, and COLLECTIONS maae. PRICES BY TELEGRAPH received direct from our New York correspondents tnrongnout tne day. ur: TVTOTICE.

SAMUEL TANYHILL Merchant street, have always on hand a fine assortment of rn'iro riAClurPQ a i v. Vi a mala nn thu atvlp on ml, a 1m SCHOOL FOR BOYS, 1S5 MADISON AVENUE, near Biddle street. BoUding erected expressly for the School, with Gymnasium and Playground. YOUNG BOY8, also received, for thorough mstruc-tion. Rev.

BEN J. B. GRISWOLD, M. A.o c4-t2tJ SELECT ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL-SCHOOL i FOR BOYS, CORNER OF MA DISON A VENUS AND BIDDLE STREET, Prof. AS.

C. KINEAK, A. Principal. p2-1nl ACADEMY FR YOUNG LADIES, No. Its W.

MULBERRY near Paca t. P. G. BUCKINGHAM, Principal. Duties resumed on the FIP.ST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.

Circulars at the Academy. s25-Ul OVERLEA. A SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNQ GENTLEMEN. AT CATON3VILLE, HO. The duties of this Institution will be RESUMED SEPTEMBER 4th.

For further information address Rev. fa. W. EBELING. Principal.

anl5-t017 IG. GEORGE AND MAD. BONAVITA. TEACH- ER8 OF PIANO AND VOCAL MUSIC, 385 BALTIMORE ST. Sig.

George will teach any kind of WiAd Instrument. 18-lm MISS EEINRARDT will resume Tuition In the German Language on the 1st of October. For articulars. at No. 260 WEST LEXINGTON TREET.

821-eolm! 1JRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH AND GERMAN. A Southern Gentleman, who has been educated In Europe, wishes to employ a few leisure hours daily, la giving PP.IV ATE INSTRUCTION In French and German. References' given. Address BOX 59Q, Ci'iy Postoffice. se2S-eoewJ ERMAN LANGUAGE.

JOHN A. GERRSHEIM, (a native of Germany) No. 10O N. PACA Teacher of the German Language and Handwriting. Orders can also be left at Mr.

WATERS' Bookstore. -9 N. Charles Bt.8l4-eo30t madame clement french protestant boarding school for young Sadies. The Eifjhteenth Saixitsn commenced September 6th, 1865. For particulars apply So the PRIN CIPAL, Ccrmantown, Pa.

sea7-eoi2tj 1 FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY, FREDER-ICK CITY, MD. Parents desiring a pleasant home and superior educational advantases for their daughters, will do well to visit this well-known Institution before placing them elsewhere. Pupils received at any time, ana cnargea accorainsij. or Circulars, address :6SJVB.Y. 1UUS.

Bl i- A. president. se3S-eotJ PHONOGRAPHY.ok SHORT HAND. Instruction given, without extra charge, in this rapid mode of writing, at the Classical and Mathematical School for Eutaw Street, below Franklin, Rev. WM.

J. PEliRY. A. Principal, Mr. A.

R. MARTIN, Assistant. MISSEMORY'S SEMINARY FOP. YOUNG LADLES. Late 325 Lexington street, removed to 33S WEST LOMBARD near Fremont.

Duties will be resumed a MONDAY, Sept. 11th. Circulars maybe Obtained at the Institute. nIvERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF LETTERS. The 62d session will begin on MONDAY, the 11th September.

For Information or matriculation, apply at No. 32 Mulberry stree. al7-6w; REV. E. A.

DALRYMPLE. D. Pres. SCHOOL FOR BOYS, CORNER OF EUTAW AND MADISON STS. DR.

ROBT. ATKINSON, assisted by WM. E. SPARROW. a graduate of the University of Virginia, will resume the duties of tne School, on tbe SECOND MONDAY In SEPTEMBER.

Circulars at the Bookstores, or at th Counting-room Of CHAS. REESE CO. au2-tQ5 ST. TIMOTHY'S HALL. The duties of this Institution win be resumed on September 13th, lti55.

For particulars see Circulars and Catalogue, at Whiteley Bros. at Hamilton Easter and at tne principal Bookstores, or address E. PARSONS, Principal, al5-tQ18 CatonsvlUe. Md. MR.

AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, S. W. corner of Franklin and Si. Paul sir-.

ThiB School will be opened or the 13th of EEP TEMBER. The number of day scholars is limited to tireniy. Four Boarding Pupils will also be received. For Circulars apply aa above. tQ4; SELECT SCHOOL IN HANOVER STREET, NEAR BARRE.

A SCHOOL will he opened on MONDAT, October 2. by the unUersignad. Assistant Rector of St. Stephen's, in the basement of the Church. Instruction given In the elementary and advanced Branches of tudy.

French and German taught. Reference to the Rector and Vestry of the Church. The principal can be seen at the School daily from 9 to 11 A M. 825-2 J. M.

DASBIELL, A. M. BALTIMORE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADLES. This Institution, situated on Charles st. one square beyond the terminus of the City Railway, will be opened for the reception of Boarders and Day Scholars on the 15th September.

Circulars, statins terms, Ac, can be obtained at Mr. MCCAFFREY'S Music Store, and at las FAYETTE or by applying at the Institute. MRS. E. P.

RIVERS, B17-B, Tu, Th6wt PrincipaL MT. VERNON INSTITUTE. ENGLISH AND FRKNCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 51 MS. Vernon Place, Mrs. Mart J.

Joints, Principal, assisted by Prof. Laurence C. Brickensiein, Madame Lam-boley. and other teachers of ability and experience. There is a Preparatory Department connacted with the school, in which Young Children are carefully tramea ior nigner classes.

The duties ot tne school will re resumed Septem ber 14th. Circulars can he obtained at the Book Stores and from the Principal. a5-tG6. LINDEN HALL. ORMVIA SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, ATLITIZ.

LANCASTER COUNTY, PA Founded September, 1794, Affords superior advantages for thoroueh and ao- complished Female Education. Music taught by first-dam Professors, and French. German and Italian, hy a Lady from abroad. The tia. Annual Term opens aozusi ai.

IS65. For Circulars and information appiy to REV. W. C. REICH EL, Principal.

LAWRENCE THOMPSKN, Esq- Baltimore, refer ence, jyjwm. CHESTNUT HILL SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG GENTLEMES, REMOVED TO BELVIDERE PLACE, 820 N. CALVERT NEAR READ ST. Tbe Rector announces a change in boa arrange ments.

He has secured the handsome and commodious house. No. 220 North Calvert near Read where he will open his EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SES SIGN, on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 6th, 18ti5, for tne re ception of a select and limited number oi young gentlemen aa TTM-pofrpr tbts number of "BoArdlni PunilB received Into the Rector's family at Chestnut Hill, will be lim ited to six or eignu mese win accompany uuu to tbe school-rooms, oil Calvert st. tor aamission or ler circulars appiy at tne ocaooi Rooms, between 11 and 1 o'clock daily.

REV. FREDERICK GIBSON. A. J23-tf. Rector.

LNGLESIDE SEMINARY. A HOME SCHOOL YOUNG LADLES, 6IX MILES FROM BALTIMORE, NEAR CATONSVLLLE. The Twentieth Annual Session of this Institution will commence on the SECOND WEDNESDAY la September. Circulars giving every necessary Information In regard to the School, can be obtained at the Book store of CUSH1NGS BAILEY, Baltimore, or upon application to the PRINCIPAL. Postomce address.

MRS. JAMES GIBSON, Ca tons villa a9-t05. Baltimore county. Md. 1 OCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTT'S MILLS, MARYLAND.

This Institution, Incorporated and empowered to confer degrees and academical honors, is conducted bv the Brothers of the Christian Schools, and situated within a few minutes' walk cf the Ellicott's Milli railroad station. TKR3TS. Board and tuition. Including the Ancient and Modern Languages S34G Washing and mending linen 2C Studies will be resumed on the 1st SEPTEMBER. an iO-lm BR.

BETTELLN, President. SELECT ENGLISH. CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS. (Corner Madison Avenue and Biddle street.) PROF. JAMES C.

KINEAR, A. M. Principal, aided by Professors of Established Reputation. This Institution reopens on MONDAY, September 4th tbe number of Students being limited, and the terms regulated uy age. or admission apply at the Schocl, after August utn.

irom to ami v. Circulars at the principal Bookstores. Reference: Her. N. fl.

Schenck. D. Rev. C. M.

Callaway, Kev. L. Van Bokkelen; Hon. Judge Giles, tToiessor tsniith, m. ur.

nomas t. tsucK ler; Ex-Governor P. F. Thomas. "ii-tOa lGHT'SCHOOL.

PROF. M. LASER and H. MANNER Will elve Instruction in GERMAN AND FRENCH at W. cor.

FAYETTE and CHARLES STREETS. All who wish to learn either language will please make their application as soon as possiole, as only a limited number of scholars will be admitted to the class, which will be opened on the 2d of October. PROF. LASER also gives INSTRUCTION IN-WRITING, aad by his method any one writing bad hand caa become an excellent writer la TEiS LESSONS. For further Information apply to H.

MANNEjt, Principal Manner's German and English Institute, S3 German street, between Howard and ra-taw streets. sl9-3w? FOR SALE Six large well -broke MULES and six draft HORSES, suitable for dirays or teams. Apply to D. S. SUM WALT, corner Mulfeerry and Howard sts.

o5-6t? TV FOR SALE HACK, HORSES atti HAB- AS3NESS, all to complete order. Inquire at Ko. 16 SOUTH HIGH ST. It. FOR SALE A Family RS E.

well broke. Also, liockaway and Harness in complete order; sold for want of nse. Ap ply at WOODWARD'S STABLES. North near Saratoga. It STRJ FOR SALE A new JAGGER.

of best jLlzt- lllUC-Iiai null uuinu, uuiic aim duic Germantown top and no top at 65 N. CALVERT up stairs. OD-tJ CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES! Tb, sub-KSO-scribers have a large assortment of CAR- their own manufacture, cf the best jpaterial and workmanship, whicU we are determined to sell at the lowest prices, for CASH, or approved paper. at2 n'i9S WH.ST FAFETTS ST. W.EATHERBY.

o5-lm''J CARRIAGES CARRIAGES. Tlits milwrihar has a laree aasortnezm' -of fashionabl CARRIAGES on hancL ot every description, of hti own manufacture, xt thi best materials and workmanship, which wlH ha sold low for cash, or apprvd paper. WILLIAM MOCANN, tfr 35 South Gay street. CYRUS P. MEN DEN HALL, DUDLY NICHOLS Greensbor.

N. C. Baltimore. C.V. MENDENHALL ft COTTON, TOBACCO, and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

auV2-6m No. 1SS Pratt st. wharf. Bait. ONNECTICUT SEED LEAF TOBACCO.

2S0 cases in store and arriving, ror sale at 202 West Pratt street. Sfl4-lm7 corner of Charles street. VARNISH-- K-ENZiK tt SONS, Coach aad Saddlery Hardware. street. A BALTIMORE.

THURSDAY, OCT. .5, 1865. Mexican 'News. Mexican news has for some time past been considerably mixed. It has been evident, however, all the while, that the Imperial Government, Chough regarded as a French Echcme of usurpation over the waywari republican dynasties late periods, had the favor srenerally of large elements of Mexican society, liut while this is the case, we have rather marvel one accounts from time to time through a correspondent of the New Orleans Times, claiming to rite from the City of Mexico, of doings by the one party or other, Liberalists or Imperialists, in the civil struggle.

A while ago he almost weekly sent confident ad-Vices of various contests of arms between the two, which, as he reported, always resulted to the disadvantage of the Imperialists. Almost simultaneously, or immediately following, we would have more clear and definite advices, coming directly from the scenes of action, of the waning power of the Liberals that is the followers of the republican President Juarez and iheir defeat, till finally we had the certain information of Juarez, having beea driven to the extreme of the northern border, taking refuge at El 1'asso. This has been confirmed by letters dated thence from Juarez bimself.thongh claiming that the Imperialists and French allies had gained nothing in the way of results. Then letters from Americans at El Passo, quoting their words, reported that the "so-called Mexican liberal cause is dead dead beyond the hope of resurrection." But the aforesaid City of Jlexico correspondent of the New Orleans Times now makes the monotone of his dispatches alleged persecution of the Liberalists by the Maxamilian Government. "Arrests of Liberals and those suspected of Liberalism are so numerous that it will now take one-half the nation to guard the prisoners." And it seems that it is all about kather; for he s-iys that one of the "barbarons orders" of the French commander is that "any man wearing It otker shall be hanged," whether with the leather, in straps, is not stated.

lie now gives us. also, by the round abont way of the city of Mexico) glowing accounts, comprising general assertions, from the distant interior and western States of the country the "occupation of Tehnacan, causing great sensation" the Liberals holding Monterey and Matamoras, the French shut up in the State of Durango, while the direct advices from those quarters show that only inconsiderable and migratory bands of guerillas appear occasionally, making small captures of persons or property. The dispatches of the correspondent in question, sound very much like the full aud swelling announcements which used to come through a chronicler of the filTibus-ter expeditions, some years ago: we well remember the ill-fated Lopez expedition to Cuba, the fabricated successes of which were reported day after day. as, for instance, "Lopez marching on Havana with 30.000 men," all terminating with the capture and sad execution of his handful of deluded American followers. When lately we had such a steady flow of malignant and mischievous misrepresentation of tLiSgs in the fccuth, from ftKewbern, (N.

correspondent of the Press, it seemed likely that the same individual had for the nonce, located at that point. Having been found out and lost his employment in that field, it is possible he is now '-plying his vocation' in the city of Mexico. The Republi-can or Juarez government is the only one which has been recognized by the Government of the United States, but because of that fact it does not follow that the people of this country should be systematically deceived with false information. As regards the struggle between the two parties in Mexico, our Government stands neutral. Mr.

Seward, in the latest dispatches published, renews the injunction to our representatives, "that on no account, and in no way must the neutrality of the United States in the war between France and Mexico be compromised." "At the same time," says the Secretary, "we shall not forego the assertion of any of our national rights." The General Episcopal Convention. The General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States, which has for some time been looked forward to with nVch interest on account of the position and relations of the Southern churches, met yesterday at Philadelphia. No delegates from the Southern dioceses were present, except Texas, but it was continently expected that the whole body of the Southern churches would be represented later in the session. The opening sermon was delivered by the Eight Rev, Francis Fulford, Lord Bishop of Montreal, who was chosen thus to officiate by Bishop Whittingbam, of upon whom had devolved the duty, but whose physical prostration rendered such exertion impossible. The Rev.

James Craik, of Kentucky, was reelected president of the House of Clerical and Lay Deputies, and the Rev. Dr. Randall, of chosen secretary. The House of Bishops having elected Rev. Dr.

L. P. Balch, secretary, both bodies perfected their organization and appointed necessary committees, preparatory to entering upon the important business Which will occupy them for some days to come. Pennsylvania Election. The State election takes place in Pennsylvania on Tuesday next, for Auditor General and Surveyor GeneraJ, who are to be voted for throughout the State.

Members of both branches of the Legislature and county officers are aiso to be chosen. In Philadelphia a Mayor and other municipal oftlcers arc likewise to be elected. Socthep.n Papers. We are indebted to Messrs. Barnes, Coldwell, Wilkinson, Bell, Kent, and Merchant of express, and Hood, WeiFs.

Mclntyre and Snyder of Adams express, and Yakel and Hollingshead of llarn-d'jn'e express, for Southern papers. The Registration Law. The Somerset (Md.) Phoenix estimates that the cost of registration in that county will amount to about In the Trincess Anne district only 190 names were registered.out of a voting population of 3U0- fine horse3 were presented to Gen. Sherman at the St. Louis races.

Hollidat Stpeet Theatee. To -night Lester great play cf Iiosedale will be reproduced at this theatre New scenery and costumes have keen prepared for the occasion, and an admirable Cf at of characters appointed to insure the most complete succeES. The play will conclude wlUi a new tiance, arranged by Mr. Hall, called the Ri3e Quadrille. Fnovr Stp.let Theatre.

There will ho no performance at this thtatre for several days, in consequence of preparations necessa.y to be made ior the introduction of the equestrian drama. If you want to get rid of a Cough or Cold, or If you are in need of a remedy for Asthma, or any Pulmonary Complaint, try at once Dr. Jaynjc's Expectorant, Away With Spectacles! Old Eyes made new, without Doctor or -XfMtcine. Paiut Hiet mailed lnw on receipt of ten cents. Address E.

B. Footk, M. Broadway. New York Itch. Whkatox's Itch Scratch.

Ointment. Scratch. Will cure the Itch In lorry-eight hours: also cares Bait lihetun. Ulcers, Chilblains, and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price 50 cents, sending 00 cents to "Weeks Potter, 170 Washington street, Boston, wlll be forwarded tree, hy mail.

For sale by Shth Hajbok, 10S Baltimore st. Hollidat Strbbt Thkatb. Fust Nioht of tester WaHark's Comedy: Roskualk; Posedalk: Koskoalk; Jio.SKDALK; A Ioskiale; or. The Rife Ball! with Beautiful New Scenery! New Music' New Cottume! New Appotntmenis! and a Splendid Cast ot Characters, Mr. McColiom as Lieut.

Elliot Gray (with a sons,) Mr. Hall as 'I he Convict, Miles McKenna Mr. Bishop as The Country Gentleman, Bunberry. Mr. Bosee as The Baronet, Col.

My lr. Enierson as The Village Physician, Matthew Leigh. Mr. George Roscoe as The Gypsy. Romany Robb Miss Louisa Aaderson as Lady May Mrs.

Wilkius as. Houbekeeper, Tabitha Stork Mrs. Bishop as Hosa Leigh Mrs. Hanchett as Borah Sykes Mrs. Scott an Lady Adela The play will conclude with a new Dance, arranged for this Theatre, The Rifle Quadrille, By all the Characters.

On Saturday at 2 o'clock A Lottie' Matinee. Hobedale. In preparation, "Our American Cousin." Front Stbiet In order to give every possible effect to the production of "Mazkppa" on next Monday Evjcnino, October nth. Thi Theatre will be Closed until that Evening. tarlXm Sale of Seats will commence ou Baturday At the Theatre.

Hot Java Comi and Hot Cakes, At "Oystkb Bay," No. 1 Marsh Market Space. f- XT' I 1 n.a with Uruarl on1 vjyswsr roup, ur xncu Butter, for Tj Cents. Oyster Plea, Tex Cents a piece, at Oystbb Bay," No. 1 Market Space.

The best selected Oysters for sale, by the Pint, suari or uaiion, at "Oyster Bay," MARRIED. EVANS PORTER. On the evening of October 1st, by Rev. Mr. Barry, JAMES EVANS to Mrs.

HENRIETTA PORTER, both of this city. HOOVER FLINCHKAM. On Tuesday night, September 2h. by Rev. I.

J. Martin, THOMAS S. HOOVER to Miss AMELIA FLINCHEAM. JENKINS HAZLEHURST. On theSd Instant, hy Rev.

Cyrus Dickson, D. BENJAMIN W. JENKINS to FANN IE, daughter of Samuel Hazlehurst. KEMP-SHAW. On Tuesday.

October 3d, by Rev. Mr. Bullock, RICHARD KEMP, of Richmond, 1o Mfss BELL S. SHAW, of Baltimore. Richmond bv iiJVKtuh i a.

uuAAJ, oom ot uaunnore city. RAY WOLF. On 23d June, in Alleghany City. by Iiev. Elliott E.

Swift, B. M. RAY to Miss JOSIE C. WOLF, both of this eitv. WINKLER SCHWE1KERT.

On the 17th of September, 1SH5, at St. Alphonsus' Church, bv Rev.Eather Kronenberger, PETER WINKLER, of Warren county, Kentucky, to Mrs. ELIZABETH SCH WEIKERT, of Baltimore. Louisville Journal and Philadelphia papers please copy. DIED.

ARTHUR. On Saturday, September 30th, JOHN, aged 7. and on Wednesday, October 4th, CHARLOTTE, aged 11 years, the beloved children of Bridget and the John Arthur. May they rest in peace. The funeral will take place this (Thursday) afternoon, at four o'clock, from her mother's residence.

No. 81 Booth street. De COURSE V. On the 3d instant, Mrs. ANN De COUKSEY, relict of the late Henry DeConasey.

Her relatives and friends are. respectfully invited to attend her funeral this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, from the residence of her son, Thomas I)e Coursey, No. 222 Bank street. HENDERSON. On the morning of the 4th instant, at seven after -a lingering iliness, EMMA HENDERSON, fourth daughter of William H.

and Catherine Bayzand, aged 26 years and 14 days. Her relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend her funeral on to-morrow (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her father. No. 100 Aisquith street. KEMP.

On the Sd after an illness of ten weeks, which she bore with Christian fortitude, EMILT beloved wife of Henry Kemp, aged 29 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, from her late re-' eidence. No. 159 Washington street. RUPP.

On the 4th instant, at one P.M., EMMA wife of William Rupp, In the 23d year of her age. Past her guttering: past her pain Cease to weep, for tears are vain; Calm the tumult of your breast, She who suffered is at rest. a fbtexd. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral to-morrow (Friday) at ten o'clock, without further notice. SLATER.

Suddenly, on the morning of Tuesday, 3d instant, at his residence, Carroll's Island. Baltimore county, Colonel WILLIAM SLATER, in the 65th year of his age. "May he rest in peace." His relatives and friends, and those of the family, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral on Friday morniiiEr. Bth instant, at ten o'clock, from St. Patrick's Church, Broadway, where a solemn Re qniem High Mass will be offered for him at that hour.

TODD. At Stemmer's Run. on the 4th October, JAMES TODD, aged 44 years. His friends and acquaintance are requested to attend his funeral on to-morrow (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, from his late residence. BUTTS.

At Elizabeth. New Jersev. on the 2d GEORGE WILMOT BUTTS, ased 13 months aidlo davs, only son of George W. and Marv Cornelia Butts. HOLLAND.

On October 1st, WILLIAM THOMAS LEE HOLLAND, the youngest son of Charles G. and Sarah A. Holland, aged 14 month sand 4 davs. Washington and Ellicott's Mills papers please copy. Our darling William, farewell! Sleep on in peaceful re3t.

Your little head is pillowed now On jour Redeemer's breast. No more I clasp thee in mv arms, Or nurse thy little head;" No more I watch thy gentle sleep, thou, my babe, art dead. MICKLE. On the 25th of September last, at San Francisco, EDWARD MICKLE, aged 53 years, formerly of Baltimore. rv--EBENEZER CHURCH will be reopened on Lk5 SABBATH MORNING, at 10 o'clock, October hth, by appropriate services by an eminent minister from Baltimore.

o5-3t, ry-EEV. Georgia, for-LK5 merly Chaplain in Gen. Lee's army, will deliver a LECTURE on the "Present Condition and Future Prospects of the South." in the NEW ASSEMBLY' ROOMS, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, at 7 o'clock. Tickets 50 cents; to be procured at the Bookstores, and at the door. oc3 4s ry- a speciaiTmeeting OF MYSTIC CIR-Lk-J CLE, LODGE NO.

109, A. AND A. will be held on SATURDAY EVENING. Oct. 7, at 7 o'clock, for work in the Third Degree.

By order, It; JOHN T. SLATER, Sec'y. ry-THE MEMBERS OF MAN ASS EH LODGE, LKS No. 1,214. are requested to assemble at the eri.au Church, on Mrlisnn street, near Park, on TO-MORROW (Friday) MORNING, October 6th, to participate in the Annual Celebration.

By order of the It -j MARSHAL. rrTKE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE "oFTHE IkJ TRACES' UNION, and rdl other delegates appointed to make preparations for the recent Mass Meeting, hereby notified to meet THIS (Thursday i EVENING, at 8 o'clock, at Royston Hall. By order of THE COMMITTEE. lt y-yNOTICE The BRASS iFINISHER3 of Bal-Lk5 timore are requested to meet at Temperance Temple, on FRIDAY EVENING, at 7i o'clock. o5-2t( A.

E. SMITH, 135 German street. ryTHE I RN YEMENSHOEMAK EKSTTlI Lk5 .) are earnestly requested to attend a Spe cial fleeting oi tne on i iixs i nursaay) is ciock, in Koom No 4 Ikoyston Kail. By order of the COMMITTEE. It- ny" ATTENTION, JOURNEYMEN WOOD TUK-Lk5 NEF.S OF BALTIMORE.

There will be a special meeting held at S3 NORTH FREDERICK on THIS (Thursday) EVENING, 5th Ins-ant, at 8 o'clock. By order of the PRESIDENT. rr- JOURNEYMEN BRICKLAYERS are request-Lk? ed to attend their regular Monthly Meeting, on THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at Royston Hall. By order. DAVID POLLARD.

President. J. EDWARD KIRBY, Sec'y. rySECOND WARD. At the solicit ation of many LkS of the lovsl Union Voters and Tax-Payers, a OltAND MASS-MEETING will be held on FRIDAY EVENING, October Hh, at MR.

JOSEPH RUP-PERT'S, Franklin Hall, Eastern avenue, for the purpose of nominating a Candidate to represent the loyal Union men of the ward for the coming year in the First Branch of the City Council. o5-2t: UNION VOTER. rV-" THOMSAS H. ROBINSON. Of the Ninth THstrvt,) is a Candidate for SHERIFF OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, subject to the decision of the People.

s30-lmx YF FORMER SUBSCRIBERS to the Soirees of Lk5 the LENSCHOW AMATEUR ORCHESTRA are respectfully notified that tbe subscription lists cow in the hands of members, are filling up rapidly and to avoid disappointment those who havenot been called upon should send in their names at once. o3-6t ry-sNOTICE. At a meeting of the UNCOSDI-Uv TIONAL UNION REGISTERED VOTER3 OF THE FIRST WARD, tield on the evening of Sep tember30th, 1865, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: Resolved. That we deem the legal voters of the ward the only proper persons to select a candidate for our suffrage at the approaching Council election. Resolved, That we have unanimously chosen CoL Joshua Lynch as our candidate, and will give him our undivided support at the ballot-box; and recommend hiru to all legal voter of the ward for their suffrage.

Signed. CAPT. WM. DAVIS, President. Wm.

.7. McNeil y. Sec. 3-9t (7- TO THE PEOPLE OF Lk! BALTIMORE CITY. At the urgent solicitation of many influential friendu I have been induced to offer myself as the PEOPLE'S UNION CANDIDATE for THE SHERIFFALTY OJT BALTIMORE CITY, and if elect ed will eudeavcr to discharge the duties thereof.

yours, very respecttuiiy, E30-6t" ALEXANDER APPLF.GARTH. MARYLAND INSTITUTE FAIR. AJSAUA1, ifiJLMlBlTlOiH. THE EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE. Will onen on THIS (MONDAY) Oct.

2d, at 7 'clock, and continue until Octooer.30. Prices of admission a Children under twelve yeirs 15 Season ticket, admitting a gentleman Or 50 Season ticket, admitting a gentleman and 2 00 W. WAUljMliin, sc30-tfl Chairman Executive Committee. CARD. We call the attention of capitalists to JY the very desirable PROPERTY on LOCUST POINT, known as the VINEYARD, to be sold at auction hy Messrs.

Gibson on THIS DAY, (Thursday,) at 1 o'clock, at the Exchange Sales Room. It NOTICE. XWYNN'S FALLS RAI LRO AJ COMPANY. Baltimore, Sept. 29, 1865.

An adjourned meeting of subscribers to the stock of thi? Company will be held at the Franklin House, in Baltimore city, on SATURDAY, October 7th, at 2 P. M. J. H. McHENRY.

o26t Secretary. BALTIMORE. September 23d, 1865. The undersigned, Agent for the sale, purchase and leasing of Real Estate in Baltimore City, Southern and estern States, also for the sale ana purchase of Machinery and Patents, solicits the patronage of business men and tbe public generally. Having a very large acquaintance, and had much experienca in business, he feels confident that he can give entire satisfaction to all who will employ him.

Letters addressed to B. G. FITZHUGH. Baltimore City, will receive prompt attention. He is prepared to receive Machinery on storage for sale.

Best references given. B. G. FITZHUGH. No.

4 8 23-eo6t near Hand Tavern, Baltimore, Md 170U SALE, CHEAP A handsome SYRUP CASE JJ and DRAW P1PK, for a Mineral Water Saloon. Apply to JOHN AVART MAN. northwest corner ot jeu JTAW and BALTIMORE STS. It IOll bale a WAGON, for two or four horses. -L Apply at G.

W. GAITHER'S, No. 9 Columbia xtreet. o5-3t? IOK SALE A DUMP-WAGONwithlron axles, In good order, for hauling brick. Price $150.

Apply to CHARLES SLACK, corner Cathedral and John streets o5-3t? FOR REN T-The DEPOT. No. 121 NORTH suitable for the Commission or Manufacturing Business. Immediate possession. Apply on the premises from 10 to 1 ana 3 to 5 o'clock.

'o5-3t rjTHIRD MARYLAND CAVALRY BOUNTIES BOUNTIES! We we COLLECTING and CASHING the STATE BOUNTIES Due the Soldiers Of the Third Maryland Cayalry. "WM. COLTON National Claim Agency. Qift 96 Secoad (up tairo- ESS MESS SHAD 50 kits extra fine new MESS SHAD. 20 barrels and half-barrels do.

do. 50 kits No. 1 new MACKEREL. 0 barrels and half-barrels do. The above were put up for family use, and are very superior, and much cheaper than anything in the meat line.

We have them at retail by the lb. also. LAWRENCE HOOD, Baltimore and Green streets. CHOICE EXTRA FLOUR AT LOW PRICES. Clearville EXTRA, very nice, $11.

Gambrill'B do. (Araby.) $11 5. Good do. t-10 50. Cut do.

$9 50. FAMILY, (Arcadia MUls.) $12 50. The above brands we warrant, and exchanged If not good. S. EDMUNDS tfr.

Pearl and Lexington ets. HEAP GROCERIES. Clarified SUGARS 18, 19 and 20 centa. Good Brown do. 11 and 15 de-Best do.

do. 15 do. New crop Imperial and Gunpowder TEAS, the first of the season, and finest in the city, at t2 25. jitba sriAjj, on reran, at cents. Do.

in kits, at 2 75. SAMUEL EDMONDS tfr Pearl and Lexington streets. I'AMILY GROCERY SUPPLIES. 200 choice HAMS; DRIED BEEF: Breakfast BACON; Bologna; 50 bbls. extra quality FAMILY FLOUR; Corn Meal; Sugars: Coffee: choice BUTTER; LARD: CIDER VINEGAR; Old WHISKY, at $5 and $4, and $3 per gallon; 400 boxes boneless Sardines.

For sale by W. H. McLEAN, tfr! 52 N. Charles st. CHEAP PRESERVING SUGARS.

Good Brown Sugar 14 cents. Prime Cuba and Porto Rico 15, 16 and 17 cents. White Clarified 20 and 21 cents. Lovering's Crushed, Powdered and Granulated 22 cents. Good Green Tea 1 20.

Very nice Imperial $1 50. Extra fine. Imperial and Gunpowder rJ, t2 50. Finest Japan II 40 and $1 50. LAWRENCE HOOD, tfr: Baltimore and Green sts.

S7.75 THE CONSUMERS UNION 10.50 COAL CO. are now receiving Coal dally, both by Canal and Railway, and are supplying their Stockholders with the very best Coal at $7 5 per ton of 2,240 and to non-subscribers at tlO 50, delivered. citizens, come rorwara ana suoscrioe ior mis stock; you make a dividend on hand of 2TX per cent, on your investment. If you do not want the Coal the Company will sell it for you, paying over the amerence Detween cost ana retail prices. Office of Company, No.

45 W. FAYETTE ST. Canal Yard at foot of CAROLINE ST. Railroad Yard. No.

30 BIDDLE ST. JAS. F. PURVIS, President. JAMES J.

GIVEN, Sec. tQ2S FRESH BARBARY DATES, a delicious article for desert. Just received by CHARLES REESE tfrt corner Eutaw and Madison sw. APES' SUPER PHOSPHATE FINE GROUND BONES. LIME IN BBLS.

For sale by P.M. MACDONALD, corner McElderry's wharf and Pratt St. ALE, PORTER, C1DEK AND SODA WATER In Stone and Glass Bottles. For sale by WM. COUGHLAN.

No. 169 South Central avenue, sole Agent for Smith's Philadelphia XX Ale. tQ6r. A MEXICAN GUANO. do.

do. 'R" do. do. -C" do. do.

In bulk or barrels. For sale by J. J. TURNER BC 42 Pratt street. A MEXICAN S- GUANO.

A small carzo of verv drv A MEXICAN GTJANO just received, containing 47 per cent, of Bokb Phos- tHATK of liikk, uy analysis i vr. lieuig. For sale by WM. CRICHTON SON, 5-ltr Bowly's wharf. SUPER PHOSPHATE, (Dissolved Bones,) Of our own manufacture, warranted equal ta any ever sold In this market.

For sale in bulk or barrels. J. J. TURNER Price Sixty Dollars per ton. tu.th.s.tf 4 MMONIATED SUPERPHOSPHATE, -fx.

Composed of Bones, dissolved in Sulp. Acid; and No. 1 Peruvian Guano. Containine nearly 3 per ct. of Ammonia.

Unequaled for the growth of wheat, and permanently improving the soil, la fine dry powner ior uruuuij. PRICE $65 PER TON. For sale by J. J. TURNER 42 Pratt st.

PERUVIAN GUANO. 400 tons A No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, In original packages as Imported dry and in beautiful oratsr of Baltimore inspection and weight. For Bale by J. J.

TURNER tfr No. 48 Pratt street. FINE GROUND BONES, SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME. RAW BONE PHOSPHATE, of our wn manufacture, superior qualities an dlowe8t rates, by P. ZELL SONS, t021Ir 147 and 149 N.

Howard st. AUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE, THE GREAT FERTILIZER. PRICE REDUCED TO $62 PER TON. This valuable Fertilizer has been reduced In price, in order to meet the downward tendency la raw material, as well as the decline in Farmers' Produce. A liberal discount will be allowed to dealers, as usuaL GEORGE DUGDALE, Sole Agent, No.

105 Smith's wharf. u. S. 7-30 1 5-20S 10-40. LOAN AGENCY.

Bonds and Notes (U. of the various Issues on hand and ready for delivery promptly. No commissions charged Ior buyingor selling. Stocks Bought and Sold at Brokers Board. Telegraphic reports of market received, SOLTEffiKN MONEY Bought and Sold.

DUU JOHNSTON, BROTHERS 198 Baltimore St. tf Bankers. BROTHERS McKIM, Baxyimobk, N. E. corner Of Baltimore and Calvert streets, BANKERS and BROKERS, dealers In GOVERNMENT SECURITIES and DOMESTIC and STERLING EXCH ANGE.

StockfM Bonds and Gold bought and sold exclusively on commission. Having; a Branch House in New York, can give the bes4 atteation to Stock Orders other business there. tfrt 7-S0 LOAN THIRD SERIES. BONDS now ready for delivery. CARSON (MX, tf 8Q4 Baltimore gt.

VALUABLE MEDICINE. The INDIAN VEG ETABLE DECOCTION, prepared by Mrs. M. COX, of this city, is one of the most valurlble Medicines now known to the Faculty, and its. popularity is increasing daily.

For the cure of Dyspepsy, Ery-ipelas, Rheumatism and all diseases of the Stomach, and Skin, it is found to be a most efficacious emedy, and there are hundreds of our citizens who an testify to the good results which have followed from Its use. We take pleasure in referring to it as possessing great advantages, and capable of be-8towine incalculable benefit upon suffering humanity. ItlsfcFsaleat MRS. COX'S RESIDENCE, No. 158 East Baltimore street, and at the principal Drug Stores.

4 GENCY OF THE HAZARD POWDER A. No. 50 South street, Baltimore. We are now receivings full assortment of this celebrated POWDER, consisting of Electric, American Sporting, Kentucky Rifle, Mining and Blasting Powder: which we will sell at manufacturers prices. D.

J. FOLEY BRO. 16-tft No 5Q South st. LIGOR1NE FLUID AND SAFETY LAMP. -The cheapest portable light now in use.

W. H. WRIGHT, sole Ageat for Maryland, No. 11 South. Liberty isreefe tti rivi Wi; 3 Cne work Mares, believed to be with loal by iUck Hawk; a superb three yearling A lo' of aTTLE.

80 la number, among which are k-V-fcTv Bnd Kfde DEVON COWS. i i 7 IK COTSWOLD SHEKP aud LAMB4. Vic 1)1 HOGS, comprising Rrnod Sows and ShoaWu JO A large lot of FARMING UTENSILS, and JjLSof various descriptions; Wagons and Har-Boggy Wagon, c. ALSO A lot of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE. Several bbls.

CIDER VINEGAR, Ac. Terms made known OU. CUAHLE3 CAHSQLL. wnerai Agents, Cos. Cwaaercs et.