The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 2

PROFESSIONAL. DRY GOODS. ETC. DRY GOODS, ETC. DRY GOODS.

ETC. GRAN SELECT" SPKCIAL NOTICES. THE SUN. The Nieht (laanea, Bryant, Stkattox Saiilkb's bu1xem9 coixeo, Nog. Sand North Charles street.

Will begin Monrat, October 4, at 1 P. M. See advertisement, educ ational column. Kraaide Rrilrirnrr. to oe sold a great bargain.

A magnificent almost on Stat avenue, Atlantic Citv. N. J- cost will be sold a great bargain, by I.ippis'mrr, Son" A Auctioneers, St IO Market treet, i'hilndelptua. N. It.

A cut th" buiuiin! may he seen at the oftire ol MiSKLCY Moksis, No. North Ctiarlea street. II ahould He the Bmlnew oTever.v one havUisj a to treat it promptly and pruperlv until it is gotten tiii of intelligent experience fortunately a curative in L. at.n xrr.t thimm, thoroughly adapted to remove sp'-edilr all oughs and Coi. oiiay any exciting liiflaunnation of tlie Tnroat or Lime, aud remove the distressing oi Asthma or Holmnn' cure wiihont medicine Miliaria.

Monuich, iiver and Children's lise-e, if you take to g't the Pai at your The Iloiman Absorption System I world' rest-t marvel f.f Baltimore OillCe, iU7 WK-T liM.TIMIJHK hlKKKl'. Pain in I lie Uentlaehe. (on1 1 pa- Tio, and till diseji-ies of tlie Li ver fan be curea by uing IIam.e's SiKAPAitii.u iiLOoo Those whoue them rerommei.il them above all others. Price Sifts, feoid iiv Haxck. ION Hulto.

st. The I'lirrvl Ini licnrxnl and Stimulant, (Not an Intoxicant. Is Malt iS rrr kks. i Thk Sui per and advertising medium, is not surpassed by any Journal In the country. It has a dally circulation ol regular subscribers, besides Its transient readers, of more than twenty-five thousand In excess of that of a paper published la Baltimore which meanly and fraudulently cl-tma that It "has more subscribers tnan any other paper published south of Mason and Lion's line." The Sex circulation to-day Is than ever, aud steadily Increases.

TaE is Ttrkev. Mr. Gladstone's Sf.heinn of a combined naval demonstration t- compel Turkey to comply with the cession or territory to Moiiteuegro, under the terms of the Berlin treaty, threatens to be fruitful of consequences that he did not foresee, and to Joat with whih neither England nor any of th treaty powers apj.ear to be prepared. Turkey refuses to surrender Duleigiio unless the allied Heet Is withdrawn, aud has notified tua Prince of Montenegro that an advance ou lutleUrno will be regarded as a declaration of war. As a menace the naval demonstration has signally failed of 1U object, and llonte-nagro is confessedly unable to copn with the Albanians, now In arms, supported by Turk-1-ih regulars.

To Ixnnbard Dulcijjno would have no further efToct than to partially destroy a town that the Montenegrins are not In a condition to occupy, or to hold If the fleet were withdrawn. But even In respect to a bombardment, the siguatory powers are not all agreed, for the commanders of the French vessels have been ordered to give to the naval demonstration only a moral support. What Is Admiral Seymour to do Ills instructions Torbld him to laud troops to assist the Montenegrins, and It Is to bo presumed that similar Instructions have been given to the other naval commanders. To abandon the naval demonstration. In compliance with the demand of Turkey, would be to brln ridicule upon all the powers represented in It.

To pick up the gauntlet which Turkey has virtually flung In their face would be to run the rl.ik of finding themselves Initiating a war that might Involve the whole or Europe In Its scope. The attitude of Turkey has brought mattor3 to a crisis. It Is difficult at present to say how It Is to be met. A general war between the signatory powers and Turkey would probably end in the expulsion of the Turk from Europe. The reluctance to enter upon It does not arise from any sympathy with Turkey, but from the difficulty among tics powers themselves about the division of tho spoils.

If an agreement could be reached among them to limit the war to Dulclgno and the surrounding territory, it might be possible to defer the greater war that must come future time. It may alo be possible that the proposition to exert a direct pressure upon the Sultan by authorizing Russia to blockade the Bosphorus, while the allied fleet blockaded tho Dardanelles, would bring him sud Jnly to terms. Such a proposition has already been made. Iron Steamboats. In view of the numerous IiUl accidents to river steamers and excursion boats during the season just ended a company has been formed in New York to remedy the lack of system in the present management of excursions and construct iron steamboats which will be safe.

This company Is organized with a capital stock of $10,000,000, its plan being to build a fleet of excursion steamers combining safety, speed and comfort. The boats are to be built wholly of Iron and steel, each to be divided into twelve water-tight compartments, and to draw not over eight feet of water. They will not sink from the effects of a collision, aud will be fireproof. The proposition is to build eight of these steamers at once, and to have a fleet of thirty ready in time for tho New York exposition of 1383. The projectors are Messrs.

John Roach, Cramp Sons, Rufus Hatch, and many other leading capitalists, baukers and steamboat men of New York. The New York Trib-uue, in discussing the feasibleness of this schame, remarks 'The building of Iron steam vessels In this country Is comparatively of recent date, but the superiority of the Iron vessels, even for -souud and river trade, has already been established. When once the iron boats are Introduced they speedily displace the wooden vessels. It should be remembered that up to 1872 scarcely an Iron steamship had been constructed in this country, nor did the rolling mills aud ship-yards required for their construction then exist. The result of an enterprise built up since that date is that In four iron ship-yards on tho Delaware, from 187.

to 17J, there were built seventy-six iron screw steamships of tons, Riving employment to a crew or 3,986 men. All these vessels are seagoing, and equal In strength, speed and finish to any of their class In the world. As the object of the above company Is the build-lug, furnishing, fitting, purchasing, chartering, managing, navigating and owning steamboats and other vessels to be used and employed for carrying and transporting passengers and freight on the bays, rivers and other Inland watiirs in the vicinity of Now York, it is believed there will be a general change from wooden to Iron steamboats In this vicinity within a few years: and so soon as the public come to understand the greater safety and comfort of such vessels they will be preferred to the exclusion of the old types for all pleasure travel." Thk Arkansas Election, the returns from which have been considerably muddled, with -amy conflicting reports, is now said to have resulted In a clear majority of 7,000 against the Fishback amendment to the constitution. The defeat of this amendment, which would have prevented practically the payment of the State debt, is a decided victory in favor of preserving the State credit aud the public lunor. When Virginia and Tennessee put themselves as pointedly on the record in the aame line the charge that the South is given over to repudiation will lose its sting by being deprived of any foundation to rest upon.

The only obstacle to honorable action of this sort Is, as The Sun's Virginia correspondence has pointed out, "the uuholy alliances" promoted by selfish partisan Influences. As the New York Journal of Commerce says, Virginia will mak the same response as Arkansas to the -hargs of dishonesty "unless the political Alllo-, white and black, of these same Northern editors and speakers, uniting ou this one Issue with the readjustees among their opponents, prove too strong for the honest yeomanry of Virginia." Thk York-town Centennial promises to be very distinguished afTalr. President Grevy, of the French republic, has written to Dr. Duhamel, of Washington, one of the subcommittee on the celebration appointed by the congressional committee, to say that the French cabinet has favorably considered the Invitation to take part in the celebration. The note is very polite, and encourages the pros-p-50t that a French regiment aud a detach-ineut from the French navy will be detailed fr represent France on the occasion.

an Iron Exchange, to be operated after the manner of the oil-pipe lines. Is to be opened iu I'Utsburg, Fa. It will have large storage yards, whero pig iron, blooms, rails and other iron of a like character cau be stored and certificates Issued similar to those no Issued on oil. These cdrtiacales can be sold, aud wlten tlie owners of the same desiro to take them up they can do so by simply redeeming them. The company formed is know a as the Union Storage Company.

It will have a capital stock, or 150,000. TUS IMMIGRANT PASSENGER BCSINESS. The Ciutentlon between the Erie, the Pennsylvania and the New York Central railroads In regard to the immigrant passenger business and the dispute- between these roads and the emigration commissioners, who objected to the roads giving rebates to persons influencing emigrants to travel by their route, have been settled, so it understood, by equally dividing the entire Imsiuass between the three roads. The Bremen business will be divided between the Erie and the New York Contral, but the Pennsylvania will nevertheless get Its full quota of one-third of the traffic. The Fall Fair or the Oxford Agricultural ssocloty will begin at Oxford, Chester county, to-day, and continue threodays.

The trot-ttuii raows promise to be a leading feature of tlie Lilr. ID HYATTS, at tbe NEW ASSEMHLY Rfl, l4 TUESDAY EVENING. Oct. 1-mii 1 V. 3 cents, admitting Gent, and Ladle, frof Wrii.hf, iniisic.

D. PARK Kit, Tiatrman. FRIENDS AN SCIBiLARs OF GETT. FT lis SELlJ IK OF LAURKL i' PfV A- at Lyceum Had, 0 anil 92 Wct street, THU'liSDA YEV I NG, Sept. b.D-Jt HUNDRED AND FIFTIETH ANMVKlt 8 A 1ST OK BALITMORF.

WILL BK CK1.K RATED BY THE ORIGINAL F( L1PSK A. SKMBLY In holdln. their 1 IRS I' GRAN AS AI at the lOM uiiiiiA lltil'HK. og MONDAY, Oct. 4, isso.

Tiekets 50 admitting Gent, and Ladies. Music bv Prof. Amos. T.FTM) LING, Chairman; JAS. MART 1 Assistant.

b27 7t l.tOTH ANNIVERSARY OF BA1.TIMORR filY AND lOITI ANNUAL SOIREE OH BROADWAY SOCIALS. NEW ROOMS, MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 11. t0. Fanrj Pronramnies for Ladies and a novelty fur Gems.

Tickets 75 cents, 8111111111111- a Gent and two Ladies. Mrs. Higglns ateress. Wright's Mu-de. s2Ti.

M. CRAM Eli, halrman. tx edw. o.lehmTnn dancing a'cadkmy! 5-i 277 NoitlTl HOWARD STREET. The lasses will be resumed tor the 24th r.

on on WEDN KSHAY. Oct. U-i, at 4, and elix P.M. All fashionable Dances will be taugliLand Novelties introduced as soon as they appear. Ior Circulars please apply to tho Academy.

"Tt THK FOURTH GRAN II fl SELECT HOB OF THK ORIGINAL N.C. R. W. il. APPRENTICES, No.

1. to be at As-siiMULV Rooms, October l-IM). J. .1. 6C1I A AU Chairman.

S22-1H B. W. JACOBS, Tjt PROF. CLAGGK1 I LL KKOPkNH IS fl DANCING AC ADKM at LYCEUM HALL, Ah. and 9 West Baltimore st-SEPT.

11 and 15. Eitra class for Young Ladies ednesday Evening. Hall for rent. Apply 2 to 4 o'cioi tt.sl-lm' TONER ASSEMBLY. Sixth Anniversary HOI', Academy 01 Music, Monday Evening, Oct.

11, lssf). ickets id admitting Gent and Ladies. Ainos lmsic. ril-Wt PROF. H.

J. RUsSF.LL will reopen hi BANC- 'I mil Tl JS vanla avenue, on MONDAY, September It, ResiTleuce, 3H PENNSYLY AN 1 A A EN UE. ha AMUSEMEXTS. -v JOHN E. l.N r.n win unaertait to drive the celebrated fl 1 Kentucky Mare TK1 I'l a mile heat til 2.1'.', for a purse ot H.noo.

on TH liSDA at, 2 o'clock, at FAIRV1EW PARK, DOVER, DEL. s.i-.,t 1LP. BARN AKD, Socretry. I XC URS IO.S BY AT R. GRAND MASONIC TOURNA-vi-vi- 1 iviuvr: (ilv.

1 uiinlv, 011 MON DAY! October 4, for the beneut ot PRINCE FHF.DERICK LODtiK. No. 112. Band 01 music on tne ground, sumptuous naiii'T and Refreshments. A Queen and five Mai Is will be crowned.

A Double Set of Harness, a Single Set of Hsmess, Silvor Cup and a Brnlia will bo awarded to the successful Knights. Knights from other parts of the State are tnvlieJ to attend. ROUND-TRIP EXCURSION TICKETS will sold at 2, on steamer EN ON AH, leaving Pirr L'ght street, on SUNDAY NIGHT, October at i o'clock, returning early EXCURSIONS A 1 LROA ns: Ij'-'V -j. AUTUMN V.XCU ISS IONS, "daTLY, EXCEPT SuToAY, PEN MAR AND HIGH ROCK-WESTERN makyTano RAILROAD. 2,000 FEET ABOVE THE fcKA.

2,000 SQUARE MILES OF THK OLORIOUM CUMBERLAND AND SHENANDOAH VALLEYS. The lovely scenery or the Blue KUge Mountains, rich in the autumn tiuls of vellow, crimson and gold, "1 he theme ol praise of every tongue." Beautiful beyond description. Special Express 'I rains leave Hillen Station 9 A. M. Returning, arrive P.

stopping both ways at Union Depot, Pennsylvania avenue and ulton Stations. Round Trip $1. Secure the day tictore, without extra chrg, at Ticket oilice, NORTHEAST CORNER BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS. Prof. Zikolkk's Brass Band and Orchestra, Dancing Pavilion, Shootinff Gallery.

Flying Homes. Swings, 4c, c. J- M. HOOD, Gi-neral Manager. BII.GRISWOLI), Geuerai Ticket Agent.

STJrVIROAT -rri. LITTLE CHOPT AN K. isTVKIS -(in OitS3E3-(Iand after SEPT. 1 Bleanier PILOT Bo will iriie Pier Light street, every SATUIt DAY and WEDNESDAY, at 7 A. M.

Returning, lco Church trees MONDAYS andTHL KS DAY'S 7 A. M. Due ia Baltimore 4 P. M. Fare, 75 cts.

ibt received in Baltimore on Tuesdavs and tlday. si tiy (Ai'i. John woolkokd. reduced kate to AND NORFOLK. VIA THK KAY LIN K.

Norfolk To oriolk aim 4 Uj Steamers leave Union Dock nt 7.iIP. M. Steamers leave Canton wharf at 1 P. M. Connecting closely with tho Seauoard and loDO(1 Railroad.

Througli tickets to all points South. 1CKE OF KICK, m2Mf 1 37 est Ba lit more streeL POTOMAC MEAMltOAT COM I' A V. TO CHOPT A KIVEIL On and after SAT URIA September II. 1-nW. thn Steamer KORG AN A wilt leave Pier II, Light street, every TUF1SDA TIM1 ISSDAY and AT at 8 o'clock P.

M-lor Kaston, Oilord, Cambridge and Landings to Meaford's Wbart returning on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FIU-DAYSbv the Bame route, leaving Meoford'iWbarf at, IP. Cambridge at P. and Flaston at connecting with the Delaware aud Chesapeake and Dorchester and Delaware railroad, oa Saturilay will extend trip to rot it Landing. apply 117-ly t.EO. MATTINGLY, Supt.

K7mm tMAKYLAND ST EAMBOAT COM- sTEMeTTtI.EAVK PIEk's'anD 4 LIGHT STREET WHARF AS FOLLOWS; Steamer PEN TZ at 7 A. M. daily (except Sunday) for ANNAPOLIS, extending trip on MONDAY WEST and RHODE UF.soAY to SOUTH RIVER: WEDNESDAY to WEST' ami RHODK RIVEliS: THUKSDAY to EST ttlVKK: FRIDAY toSOUTH RIVER, and SATURDAY" to WEST' and RHODE RIVE1SS. Returning, arrives at S.W P. M.

Fare to Annapolis 7S cents. Fare to West, Khodn and South rivers 11. Excursion tlrkets ft. Steamers ENOCH PRATT and HIGHLAND LIGHT at 9 P.M. daily (except Sunday) for ASTON, OXFORD, CAMBRIDGE and intermedial.

Landings, to Medford'a harf, the Steamer HIGH-LAN LIGHT leaving on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and F'RI DA extending her trips to DKNTo.v. Steamer KENT ut 5 P. M. every TL'KSDAY ami FRIDAY, lor GREAT WICOMICO KIVK1C, DIVIDING and DYMER'S CREEKS and IT AN A-TANK RIVER. For further information apply at the Company' Oilice, No.

9 Light street. a2-tl HOWARD B. ENSIGN, Prcidnit. xrr- inches l'ER- TveTs st ea bo at gi'l'l-TlJ COMPANY, IT KB NO. 7 LIGHT STKKKT.

FALL AND WINTER AliltAMiKMKNT. Ou and after BK.K I 3. 1 4HO. tlie Steamer U.S. FORD will leaveCHhSl ERl'OWN every Monday, Wednesday and ridav at ii A.

stopping at itoliih'a, Booker's, Quaker Neek, Gray' Inn, Con-trevilie, Queenstowu and Kent Island; arrive in Baltimore at t.UO P. M. Returning, will leave Baltimore every uesday, Thursday and Saturday, at ID A. making all ot the above stops. The steamer GEO.

LA will leave BAI.TIMOKK every Monday, Wednesday and F'ridar, at A. for Kent Island, tjueeus'town, Cenfrevilln, Gray Inn, Quaker Neck, Booker', Rolpn's, Cheslertowit and Crumpton. Keturning, will leave Crtiinntoii on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays atfi mrA. making all of tne above stops; arrive in Baltiiaot.

at I'. M. Freights received dailv. GEO. WARFIKLD, sll-tf Eqssldcnt.

wi kms liSFsTk JLlta22lTO PAT I XKNT AND KAPPAHAN-KuuK IjlVFTSi. FALL A KUAN CEMENT. On and after SATURDAY. Sept. 11.

the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will Icive Pier ght street, EVERY SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY, A. for Fair Haven, Plum Point, Governor' Run and Patuxent river, lar ip as Benedict Returning, will leave Benedict l. ERY MONDAY aud THURSDAY at 0 A.M., Mill-tone Landing al P) A. Plum Point at VI. HO P.

and Karr Haven at 2 for Ballimore. Freight received at Pier Light street, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS onlv, up to i O'clock. WFNONAH every SUNDAY NIGHT, at o'clock, for river "direct, far tin as Bristol. Returnlug, will leave Bristol every MON DAY, at 1. o'clock, lor Baltimore.

Freight received at Pier Light street, on SATURDAYS only, np to o'clock. THEODORE WE EMS and WENONAll every FRIDAY" and TUESDAY, at 4. P. tor the Rappahai-nock river and Fredericksburg. Returning, will leave Fredericksburg everv MONDAY andlHUKH-DAY EVENING for Baltimore, freight received at Pier Light street, MOND.US, TUESDAY-, THUTlSDAYs aud HSI DA YS, nr.

to o'clock. S. H. FOK1IF.S, II P.N RY WILLIAMS, Agent. Oltice 1 1 I l.igtii-slreel.

wh irl, np stsirs. alllf 1TB A A 1 1 RO A PS. CATO.NSVI1.LK RAILWAY. LEAVE B.LTIM(ReTa(TI HOURfrom A.M. to P.

M. and ut P. DL Ou SunJav, i M. it 10 P. M.

LEAVE CATONSVTl.LE EACH HOUR from A. M. to P. M. aud at P) P.

M. Ou Suudav, tl A. M. t. 10 P.

M. FOR LOUDON' PARK AND IKVINGTON evcrf half hour irom 2.2."'tob M. LEAVE LOUDON PAIiii AND lliYlNGTOai every luilj hour irom lo P. M. teti YORK ROAD RAILWAY.

1. 1,1. -a. i-, r. 1.

aii.J aiier MON DAY, Dec. I leave Baltimore and Hollidav streets as lollows: I. ITT At and 7.:) A. M. Everv fllleeu nvnute froin 7.

to lUWl A. AI everv thirty minute from in. to A M. to 2W P. every fifteen minutes trom 2..) p.

to S.0P. and 0, lov) and 11. -I P. M. WAVr.KLY TO BALT1MOKK.

At 6. 20 and SO A. M. libeen minutes trom fifty to A. every thirty iniuutes from 'J Ml A.

M. to I.SJ r. every tilleen minutes Irom LliO 1. M. to i.j0 P.

at K.20, V), sd p. BALTIMORE TO liOVANSIOW N. "our trom ti.l A. M. to BW P.

9.3J P. 10.iil p. M. and p. M.

GOVANSTOWN TO 11 ALT I MORE. Every half hour trom A. M. to i.M P. at and P.

M. BALTIMORE TO TOWSONTOWN. At hall-past each hour trom ti.uu A. M. to S.W P.

M.t lUiu p. M. and UW P. M. TOWSONTOWN TO BALTIMORE.

At each hour from fi A. M. to 10 P. M. Vonm a iuiu uuiuiuyic Si-ilTk Kj cmi'i riai i'i ji fc-ad Depot, lure 3 cents: to Uroenmouut Ometorv, Hre 5 cents: ClinrV-' -Mrpct mvfnu ly c.r4 oq North avenue, connect.

tij witti Uami'iJealSrW ar-. 1 1 1 po a 1 1 1 i ml-tf oir.xs, PISTOLS. KTC. ESIABL1SHED 1H11I. SPORTSMEN, ATT EN 1 ION BIS EEC H.

LOADING GUNS. KKl'RtTIVii J. AY M. DANIEL AND WM. L.

DALLAM HAVE KEMOVED THEIR LAW OFFICES TO NO. 31 NOHTIMJALYERT STREET. 16-I'lt I WILL TUNE YOUR PIANO FOR ON DOLLAR. Orders lett at Henrv Mr.f 'nflrev'- Mu-ie Store, No. 7 North Charles street.

S-lm J. T. F1AGLE. tiw wf i I. I.

v. i i ii i iiijnir rr- XJ stored to health, has RESUMED PRACTICE at his old Office, CORNER EUTAW AND HOKr-MAN STREETS. SDR. JOHN NEFF, lir.MOi r.D,) OUTHEAST CORNER CARROLLTON AND HARLEM ANENUES omce nours ai p. a.is vv-.

v.votro treet 10 A. 1 and 5 P.M. Mes sages received byjl'elephone. SET OF" THE BEST QUALITY OO. Every set warranted.

Fit guar- anteed. leetn exiracieu 7 i i. bet. Pearl and Pine. imi.h" 4.fi FOR A SU PERIOR SE1' Or i r.lll Inir hnT th neSt leeill US.

in Ex Wnrlc enaranteea. l. "ii N. Eutaw st near Saratoga. s9-lni FOR A SET OF" TEETH.

arrantea superior M) to mvin the city tor Strength, Beauty and Durability. My Hydraulic Filling is save teem conuniinru uj ukurm. CKOWTUER, 35H West 1 BEST SETS OF TEETH ld AND 1 I Satisfaction irusranteed or money returned. u-vfl ki 1 1 14 sni-irenn Dentist. aao-lm 49 South Broadway, near Pratt.

i.l BEST SETS GUM TKKTH- Chi'HOpr 0 1-t-set8 It desired. ,) find Hl Itne- cialty. Teeth Filled. All work guaranteed. Dl-MOYSTON'S (successor to Dr.

Winchell) Old Estali- li shed Dental riace, n.r ay ei te r. PIAIVOS. ORGANS. ETC. THE SIT PIANOS, (GRAND, UPRIGHT AND SQUARE,) for richness of tone and soliditv of construction are unsurpassed a Piano that will last a lifetime.

The STIFF UPRIGHTS have the power of a full Grand, and excite universal admiration. Call and gee them. PIANOS FOR RENT at all prices. CHAS. M.

ST1EFF. No. 9 North Liberty street. ORGAN'S OF THE FOLLOWING PFTWCLASS MAKES: BURDETT. NEW LAND.

AYLOR FARLEY, PALACE. Fl RS 'I' ll NG- i. and STERLING on easy monthly installments or low for cash. Largest variety ot siyies aim maKcs iu the city. SlIErF t02tr 1 O.

orill l.iuei i aun-i. ft vr, DIVflsl in 'ySrTtr'rice from $50 to $U00: some but slightly nsedl at onlv a few concerts. Prices and terms to suit customers. 1 1 r.r tO'24r r-o. gonn sireei.

PARLOR ORGANS. SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS. A number of entirely new and beautiiul styles. CLOU Gil AND ol.GA-o A SHONTNOEK ORGANS. ORCHESTRAL CYMBELLA ORGANS, containing Chime of Bells, and various other new aud attractive stvles.

LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN" TDK HIT. Will be sold at GREATLY I SEDUCED PRICES, either for Cash or on EASY MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS. WM. KN ABE Piano Manufacturers. slS-lmr 20 1 and 206 West Baltimore street.

TfjiiT BE! llTlNG PIANOS. I Strictlv tirst-class PIANOS at moderate prices. These Pianos nave stood the test for twenty years. 8.000 in use. They are recommended by the best teachers.

Every Instrument lully warranted for five years. GEORGE WILLIG A CO, s'-O-lm'r No. 0 Norlh Charles street. T11K WEBER PIANO-UniverwSly re-" as the standard ol the day. THE ISCHER PIANO (Successor to Nunn Clark,) more than sustains us former great reputation.

THE KSTEY ORGAN The instrument that knows no rival. New stvles and wonderful improvements. PRICES LOW AND TERMS TO SU IT. SPECIAL, A splendid line of PIANOS FOR RENT AT MODERATE KATES. SANDERS ST AY MAN, s23-lm 15 North Charles street.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. I have now a larger, a finer, and In everv respect a more complete stock of PIANOS AN ORGANS on hand than has ever before been otlered for sale in this city. Instruments of tvtrv avi to suit tatte. aud every purse, all fully warranted for jive yeiir. Hold for cash, on installments, or rented until rent pay for it.

STEIN WAY SONS, 1 (TUCKERING SONS, I HENRY K. MILLER, KRANISH BACH, PIANOS. HAINES BROTHERS, DUNHAM SONS. C. D.

PEASE MASON HAMLIN, joRG GEORGE WOODS A WILCOX WHITE. ANS. OTTO SUTRO. slS-lm 207 West Baltimore street. VERY' LOW-PRICED SECONDHAND PIANOS, FOR SALE BY OTTO SUTRO, 207 West Baltimore street.

sl3-lm t3-, PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR KENT by iyT rf the mouth or quarter. OTTO SUTRO, slS-lm 207 West Baltimore street. PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED, P.E-vy AND MOVED ON REASONABLE TERMS. OTTO SU TRO, slS-lm 207 West Baltimore street. A tKHAl nUtt.LH.

r-fTfrtfOKO. WOODS AGAIN TO THE FRONT. AN ORGAN EVERYBODY CAM PLAY. Simple, Inseuious, effective. Call, see and be convinced.

OTTO SUTRO, General Agent, sll-lm 207 West Baltimore street. THK HEIN EK AMP PIANOS AND OR GANS, the best now made, ulia nuoran- teie.d. will be sold at reduced nrices for cash or on easy monthly payments. Instruments for rent. Ware-rooms 373 est Baltimore street.

sH-lm A HANDStJMlTs'STOP ORGAN, in order, lor sale low. Apply at 373 EST BALTIMORE 82S-H A SUPERIOR 7 NEARLY TTTNKW piano at a saerince, stool and Cover. WM. UEINEKAMP, 3.3 Wet Baltimore street. si'vlt KG ANS.

14 Stops, 4 Set Reeds, Sub Bass, Octave Coupler, only 5. PIANOS $125 upward. Sent on trial; warranted. Illustrated Newspaper, ")'. Address Dan'l F.

Beatty, si STEAMSHIP EI IVES. --kyi. FOR BOSTON, VTA NORFOLK, yjy," Steamer DECATUR H. M1LLEIS. Capt.

Sol. Howes, THURSDAY, September SO, at 3 P. M. For freight or passage apply to A. L.

HUGGiNS, Aeent, 1e29-tfr Boston wharf, Foot Long Dock. FOR PROVIDENCE, VTA NORFOLK. Steamshin BLACKST'ONK, Cant. J. C.

Taylor, September at 1 P. M. A. L. HUGGINS.

Agent, ttr Boston wharf, loot ot Long Dock. FOR SAVANNAH, GA. Steamship WM. LAWRENCE. Captain J.

S. March, October 4, at 8 P. M. Through rates of Freight and Passage Tickets to all points South. A.

L. HUGGINS, Agent, Boston and Savannah Pier, Long Dock. THOMAS W. GOUG1I, Agent, C. IS.

K. of Si German street. JAMES B. ANDREWS, Agent, ol-tfr F'. and W.

R. 33 German street. PASSAGE TICKETS TO AND FROM EUROPE-Pcr White Star. Intuaa.Anchor and Allan Lines, furnished by MATTHEW S7 Second street, Baltimore. Parcels and Samples forwarded and received.

aPMy fOR NEW YORK. DIRECT. MERCHANTS AND MINERS' TRANSPORTATION COMPANY'S OUTSIDE LINE Tne steamsQio SAliAUOSA. Cant. T.

A. Hooper, will sail from foot of Spear' wharf, WF.DN ESDA Y. September 29. at 4 rreignt teceivea aany foot of Spear hrd LOW eat rates guaranteed. Kales of Passage: First-class $5, Including Meats and State-Koom Berth.

Steerage meals, if desired, 24 cents each extra. Steamers leave Pier 49 East River. New York, tor Baltimore. Saturday, at 5 p. Si.

A. HUGGINS, Agent, Bpear'a Woarf, or Coot of Long Dock, BalrimorJ. GEORGE IX GLOVER, Agent, ml-tt Front and Montgomery sCj New York. CUNAKD LINE, NEW YOilK TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSIOWN. BOTHNIA.

15 A BY SI MA, Oct. fi 22 Oi t. l'l SCYTHIA, ail I BO 1'AN I A. Oct. 20 Cabin Passage t-t) ana 1100, according to accommodation.

Return tickets ou lavorable term. Steerage tickets at very low rates. Dipits on England and Ireland, In Bums to snit. C. G.

FRANCKLYN, Agent, New York. A. D. KEENER, Ajjotit, Adams Express Otiice, mlil4-ly 205 Baltimore street. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

ST EAM BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND BREMEN. The Screw Steamers ot the North German I. lov.l. of 3,200 tons and 00-horse power, run regularly be- tween BALTIMORE aud BREMEN, as lollows: roiu Bremen. LEIPZIG 25.

HERMANN Sept. OH lo 22. From Baltimore. Sept. Pi, P.

M. Sept. 2 P. M. Oct.

11,2 P.M. LEIPZIG fi Oct. 2S, P. M. Aud therealter irom BREMEN everv alternate WEDNESDAY: from BALTIMORE every alternate THURSDAY', at 2 P.

M. For freight or passage apply to A. SCHUMACHER jy30-tf No. 3 South Gay street. ALLAN LINE STEAM BETWEKM BALTIMORE AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT HALIFAX" KACH WAV The splendid Screw Steamers of the above line wlU run as followji Tons.

From Baltimore. NOVA SCOTIAN lAedaesday, pt.22 HIBERNIAN Wednesday. Cct. ti CASPIAN X.tm Wednesday. Oct.

2) NOVA SCOT IAN Wednesdav, Nov. 3 And therealter from Baltimore every roniugnt. Cabin to Liverpool J75; Intermediate W. Labia to Halifax IM. Steerage to or from Linerpool, Glasgoio, (piecn town, Jirvitot or CunlifT, ci).

A. SCHUMAC1IER General Agents No. 5 South Gay street, Baltimore -iV- NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. NEW YORK, LONDON. PARIS.

Steamer sail everv SATURDAY trom New VorK lor Southampton and Bretueu. Jrassen.ars hooked lor Paris at lowest raies. KATES OF' PASSAGE From New York to Southampton. London, Havre and Bremen, flrt cabin. 1100; second cabin, SiiO; teerae Return ticket at ra-duced rates.

OKLRICHS 4: 2 Bowling Green, New York. A. SCHUMACHER Ac Gay st WM. SCHNAUFFKR, No. 1 Holliday street, mhl-tAul Agents tor Baltimore 'V HOOPER'S LIN OK STEAM K1W FOR jPrt ivkKPOOL DIRECT.

The Iron Steam-stiin GilAClA, Larraniiga, master, will Mil ai)0Ut OCT. 2. i or or passage aonly to j. hoot-fcl. Agents.

tMy9 Commercial Buildings, Gay and Lombard sts. "V--! Fl EAPES TP ASS A GF, TO HER1 LONDON 2, CABIN 1070 by the NATIONAL full-now-ered Steamships. Passengers booked to and from Baltimore at above rates by W. SCHNAU. I 'Kit, Aveut.

1 Holliday German Bank rim KAI.TIMOKK TTtAVSFKl! In. BALTIMORE AND NORTH -v- iw opposne oinee. COACHES, all sizes from a neat Park Phaeton to 11, i-4 if. r. rru.

lliu ttllll a. uii i u. i Teams superior to any in the citv. Freight, Bagsage, Packages, bales and Heavy Machinery handed with dispatch. Charges paid on consignment.

tApia GElGAN Proprietor. "ifousE aT icrT ageT'm'nt s. ASURY'S FINE COACH UOl.ORS IN JAPAN; VALENTINES, lUGELOWS. MURPHY'S AM) PARliOTT'S COACH VARNISHES, (Sole Agent Avenll Chemical Paint Company. N.

at ALEX. 1. WATSON'S PAINT SiORI. 17 3 Weal, PcuU. atrect.

near lus. yLOOR DRUGGETS. BLANKETS, QUILTS, ETC. band FmnR. in new patterns, in all sires.

bed BLANKETS, in all sires, an unusual variety, from $2 to $20 a pair. CK1B ULAahf. an sizes, some very usnunumo. IMPERIAL MARSEILLES QUILTS, of all sizes and in new patterns. CHI QUILTS, from 4-r to nandsome.

ANCY LAP BLANKETS, in great variety. BLANKETS, from $1 25 a pair up. LACE CURTAINS, full assortment. CURTAIN AND YES ITBULE LACE by the yard. Kith liorsKK KEPI N'G LINEN and COTTON GOODS, in verv full assortment, of substantial, durable qualities, we offer at retail, and to boteis, steamers ana puuuu luauiuiiuuH, bi.

tco, wholesale prices. JfrST OPENED. OPLENDID STOCK OF HOSIERY, GLOVES. SCAKr I Its, torior.ir', RIBBONS, GIMPS, FRINGES. BUTTONS, EMBROIDERIES, ETC.

PERKINS s'-fi-itr 22 North Charles street. 1JLACK an. J) BLACK SATIN, very tine. 75 cents. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS, to cents.

BLACK CASH MERE SILKS only COLORED SILKS from 50 cents np. BLACK ALL-W OOL CASH MERE, 17'-, cents. Lupin's Celebrated ALL-WOOL CASHMERE, all Shades made. 50 cents. BROCADED SILKS, ALL 629-St SALOMON 'S, 677 West Baltimore st.

TAUGHT. EIGHT. EIGHT. EIGHT. EIGHT FINEST LINEN COLLARS, LATEST STYLES, FOR ONE DOLLAR.

C. GEO. MEGINN ISS. 75 West Fayette street. 352 West Baltimore st.

9S South Broadway. aSO-lmr HARRY MEGINN ISS, 7H Lexington st. BERN EI 4: SONS ONE-PRICE HOUSE, 172, 17 1, 178 AND 17 LEXINGTON STREET, Southeast corner Eutaw. GRAND DISPLAY" OF THE LATEST FALL NOVELTIES. BROCADE VELVETS, BROCADE SATIN DE LYON.

COSTU ME HANDKERCHIEFS, In all shades and combinations. TINSEL BORDER DRESS FABRIC'S, the extreme noveitv. BLACK AN COLORED SILKS. BLACK AND COLORED VELVETS. A special oflering of BLACK SILKS at extremely low prices.

PON SON'S GROS GRAIN SILKS at superior to anv ever sold at $1 25. PONSONS' GROS GRAIN SILKS at $1 25, never before ottered at less than $1 75. The largest and handsomest stock of DRESS GOODS ever shown, at 25 cents per yard. Now on display, an elegant assortment of Fancy hosiery, of our own importation, new and exclusive styles. An inspection of our stock respectfully invited.

S. BERN EI SONS' ONK-PKICE HOUSE, S. E. cor. Lexington and Eutaw sts.

TO THE LADIES. 1. LEG ANT STATIONERY. LATEST DESIGNS. Vj RF1ASONAKLE PRICES.

STORK, PHIPPS CO. QUIRES GENUINE LAROCHE, JOUBLKT LACROIX CIE PAPER FOR 50 CENTS. STORK, PHIPPS CO. EVERYTHING NOVKL AND BEAUTIFUL IN -Ill s29-3t STATIONERY. STORK, PHIPPS CO.

SHINER'S FURNITURE POLISH REMOVES STAINS AND SCRATCHES, brightens FURNITURE. BRONZES, CLOCKS, CHANDELIERS, equal to new. Sold by S. CHILD Charles SKTTI Baltimore street, and LAC-TEN BACH, Eutaw and Saratoga Btreets. It I.1 ALL AND WINTER NOVELTIES IN COS-L1 TUMES AND WRAPS.

FUGLE CO. will open daily, as they arrive, the latest importations and an immense stock of our own manufacture in LADIES AND MISSES JACKETS, MANTLES, ULSTERS AND HAVELOCKS, tor early fall and winter wear. An Immense stock at moderate prices. Being the OLDEST CLOAK HOUSE IN BALTIMORE, we possess facilities for manufacturing aud importing unequaled by any other house in the city. New Designs in WALKING DRESSES, $9 50 to MOURN ING DRESSES in stock and to order at short notice.

Rubber Water-proof CLOAKS, $2 up. RIDING HABITS, SHAWLS, sas-lm 51 AND 56 NORTH CHARLES ST. CO. HAVE A SPLENDID STOCK OF 1 SEALSKIN COATS AND MANTLES AND FUR-LINED GAKMEiiTS. We sell fine grades of SEALSKIN COATS at 1 ower prices than any other house in the eity.

CLO AKIN GS, DRESS GOODS, CRAPES, SILKS, SATINS, TRIMMINGS, by the yard or made up to order. 623-lm 51 AND 56 NORTH CHARLES ST. THE BF1ST SOAP IN THE WORLD IS AS. ARMSTRONG BEST LAUNDRY SOAP. IT IS THE CHEAPEST.

MOST DURABLE AND WILL NOT INJURE CLOTHF1S, AND ALSO CAN BE USED FOR THE TOILET. As vour Grocer for it. Price 6 cent per or you can it direct from the factory. Office, 31 CONCORD STREET. EWAKE OF 1MITAIIONS.

THE GENUINE HE-NO TEA is sold only In the original pound and half pound paper bags, with the name of tbe importers on everv bag. MARTIN GILLET CO. Established 1811. N. B.

HE-NO TEA should be kept in a Tin Canister. Do not buy any exposed or soiled package.sis-lm MOURN ING CRA PE BLACK EN ED.STIFFEN ED and equal to new. Method nn-equaled anvwhere. MRS. D.

II. JONES, 367 Park avenue, near Mosher st. Not responsible for work left elsewhere. Orders promptly called for free of charge. so-im OURN'ING CRAPE, Veils and Trimmings Black I'lened, Stiffened and Recrimped to equal new; old Crape Hats aud Veils renewed, 50c, at STERLINGS Crape Renovating Factory, 320 W.Fayette st.8ll-lm rpWO THOUSAND NEW PATTERNS FOR OUT J.

LINE. KENSINGTON and CREWEL EMBROID ERIES. Materials for sale and instruction given at BEN ilk is, 137 Lexington street. so-nn" GLASS SHADES. FANCY' BASKETS, of all si.es ana designs; ma i i-gials ior ivaA i lowers EmbalmediCrosses, Anchors, Harps, wreaths, lor lunerai purposes.

BALTIMORE ORNAMENTAL WAX WORKS, S9 Lexington street. CARRIAGES, HORSES, ETC. FOR SALE CHEAP Good JAGGER.T'op 5WAGt)N and HARNESS: also shell and dirt CARTS. 15 NORTH HIGH STREET. 829-2t FOR SALE LOW FAMILY CARRIAGE, SV-tji-Sr In good order.

Also voung HORSE and JAXTGER. Apply to G. E. REARDON, 33 Lexington street. FOR SALE A BREWSTER LANDAU has been used but little.

Apply to joii-i 8l7-12t 12S North Howard street. MULLMYER HUNTER, CARRIAGE MAN UFACTURERS, corner of Howard and rankiiu sts. Assortment ot tne various styles, Dotn new and second-hand, at reasonable rates. sl4 Im jra A FINK ASSORTMENT OF LANDAUS gysbTSf LAN DA LI LETS, VICTORIAS and all other btyles of CARKIAGF1S found in a first-class establishment, of mv own make, which I will sell at low prices. HENRY CONNKLL, 2U jn.

uay st.sM-lm- FIFTY STYLES OF DOCTOR'S FALL )ING-TOP. CANOPY AND STANDING- TOP PHAElONs, at prices that defy competition. i. J'. bl.H.MllJl s21-lm 4 West Fayette street.

-aSSfc, FOR SALE One JAGGF1R and one Light BygBUtlUV. Loth built by F'. Ballard. Buggy but little used: both in perfect order. Can be seen at KEARNEY'S STABLE, corner Centre and St.

Paul streets. S2S-41 FOR SALE CHEAP Citv-Make. Jumn-Seat CARRIAGE, nrice $125; also Shifting-Top BUGGY, price t'JO, both new. Apply at No. 6S SOUTH EUTAW STREET, between Pratt and Camden sts.

FOR SALE 'HEAP FAMILY CAR- P.I AGE. Extension-Ton PHAETON, BUG GY and Jump-Seat AUGER, with HARNF.eS, all in good order: also Dayton Varnished Can be seen at No. 31 SOUTH LIBERTY STREET, tie tween German and Lombard streets. s24-10t JJipr- PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. tst 100 different kinds of new and second-haridCAKHI AGES, PHAETON'S, AGGERS, IKK K.

A WAY'S, BUGGIES, WAGONS, and all other styles. Apply at No. 6S South Eutaw street aud 31 South Liberty street. FKKDK. STALFOKT.

n23-lm 3TE FOR SALE A tine flnishedThrei'-Bgffl' Spring JUMP-SEAT JAGGEIL trimmed with Morocco: also, neariv new TOP BUGGY, made by "Rogers:" tnree heavy 'EXPRESS WAGON'S; also light JERSEY, with HARNESS. Apply at No. GH SOUTH F-CTA STREET, between i'ratt and Camden streets. s25-lt IOO TOP AND NO-TOP BUGGIES, UMP-SEAT AGGERS. PHAETON S.

FAM- LY CARRIAGFIS, ROCK A A S. and tifty other styles, must be sold regardless of cost. No reasonable offer refused. P. D.

SCHMIDT s21-lm 94 West Fayette st- near Charles. THE ONLY GENUINE DAYTON WAGONS.McCAKD WAGONS ou Side Bars. St and" BROCKET TUTTLE WAGONS on Side- Springs, all in pure while varnish, to carry rom two to six passengers, at the lowest market price. P. I).

SCHMIDT s21-lin 94 West Fayette street. -JTfSS FOUR GEN UIN" BREW STEP, (of Broome St.) TOP BUGGIES. Two genuine BREWSTER of Twenty-fifth street. New York. Four very light No-Top TROTTING BUGGIES bv best makers.

P. D. SCHMIDT e21-lm 9 1 West Fayette street. TO BE SOLD AT THREAT BARG AIN Four COUPES, two! LAN DAL LETS, one naif-top Park PHAETON, bv Brewster of Broome-street. N.

one VICTORIA, one BRETT, three six-seat KOCKAWAYS, two DRAGS, two English Coupe KOCKAWAYS, six Extension-top PHAETONS, all by best ol makers, and to be sold at a great sacrifice. P. D. SCHMIDT s211m 9 I West Fayette street. "foi SELLING OF FAT REDUCED PRICES (P'S-liSL In order to make, room lor rebuilding our Repository.

Persons in want of CARRIAGES will SAVE MON EY' bv giving us a call, as we must close out our stock. Rl'DDLEMOSER WEATHEKLEY, 92 and 93 West F'ayette street. sl5-lm -nZZT FOR HIKE DURING PARADE WEEK tv Three HORSES: two accustomed to military parade. Also Military Equipments. Apply at 574 WEST LEXINGTON STREET.

r0-8l for sale cheap-two Chnnkv-built MAKE S. suitable for almost any purpose. Must be sold to-day for hair their value. Apply at 113 GREEN MOUNT AVENUE. s28-5t FOR SALE Bav HORSE.

veai -s old. Hi hands high, kind and gentle, excellent smart walker, and trots well: suitable lor Famiiv Carriaee or Express Wagon. Guaranteed perfectly sound. Can be seen at 49 CENTRE ST. s25-ot FOR SALE A fine Bay MARE, young and J-f- lish.

and promises to be very last. Also a Bay HORSE, a verv last pacer. Both Horses are sound in everv respect and perfectly gentle. One Brewster BUGGY and Famiiv HARNESS. WHIPS, BLANKETS.

r'c. Sold for want of use. Apply at WEST LOMBARD STREET, near Light street. s2S-2t fN UST ARRIVED Another car load of 3C Young HORSES and MARES, suitable for all purposes, and they are warranted as represented or money returned back to tnose who purchase, and one week's trial allowed ou them, aud the price is onlv from $.0 and upwards. 1 will also have car load arrive every week.

Apply BULL'S HEAD HOTEL. Front lint wean Gay and $27 -lit SUIT DEPARTMENT. NOW OPEN, A full line of the Newest ana Nobbiest Shapes of WALKING JACKETS, DOLMANS. CIRCULARS, ULSTERS, CLOAKS, c. ALSO, LADIES' COSTUMES, NEW EFFECTS IN CLOTH WALKING DRESSES, 4c.

We can show you new and pleasing styles not to be had elsewhere. DRESSES MADE TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. J. EDWARD BIRD 213 West Baltimore street. 1 nTiii uollars is black silks.

IUjUUvJ FROM AUCTION, to be sold much under rearular prices. J. EDWARD BIRD 213 West Baltimore street. iULL STOCK OF ELVETS. PLAIN AND FANCY.

FULL STOCK OF SILKS, Colored and ack. FULL SIOCK OF CASHMERES. SERGES, CAM ELS' HAIR. PLAIDS. BROCADES.

iDAM ASSES, PERSIAN EFFECTS, SIDK BANDS. HANDKERCHIEF' DRESS KS. In immens" variety, ai niruLAK riucts. J.EDWARD BIRD 213 est Baltimore street. TAliTLING REDUCTION.

ONE CASE ALL-WOOL TAFFETAS, NEWEST FALL SHADES, 30 CENTS FEU YARD-30 CENTS PER ornier price cents per varu. J.EDWARD BIRD 213 West Baltimore street. D. GOLDENBERG OS LEXINGTON NEAR CHARLES. WE SHALL OPEN THIS MORNING A large and handsome assortment of LACE CURTAINS, at less prices than thev can be Imported.

REAL LACK CURTAINS at 50, $1.7, 17 50, J0 and f'ia a window. FRENCH CURTAINS, and 4 yards long, 4 50. tti, JS. JlOa pair." NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS at ft, tr, a pai r. NOTTINGHAM LACK BY THE YARD, 40 styles to select from, 25 cents upwards.

CURTAIN SWISS, in Plain White, Cardinal and Blue Bordered, cents upwards. VESTIBULE and RAN SOME width. LACE SPREADS aud SHAMS, a splendid variety, at fi fO, $., $0, 7, and $10 a set. ALSO A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF EMBROIDERED PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. Rich Embroidered PIANO COVERS at 1 50, $, $3, $10, and $15.

Flmbroidered TABLE CO ER3. Trom 1 25 to $5. Embroidered STAND COY ERS at 75 cents and upwards. Our stock of TRIMMINGS is now complete, embracing the latest Parisian and New York styles ot BLACK SILK FRINGES, GIMPS. DRABS, LARGE, AND SMALL ORNAMENTS, LOOPS, ETC.

BUTTONS. The larirest and best, selected stock in the citv. Bargains in SILKS, DRESS and MOURNING GOODS, VELVETS, CRAPES. S-e. D.

GOLDENBERG BROS. ESTABLISHED 152. JOEL GUTMAN' ft ON E-PRICE SILK AND LACK HOUSE, 30, 32, 31 AND 3 NORTH EUTAW STREET, Respectfully inform our numerous patrons and the public tnatthey are ottering the HANDSOMEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK EVER OF. EKED BY THEM, Among which will be found many NOVELTIES OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION. WE NAME IN PART: BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, BLACK AND COLORED SATINS AND VELVETS, PARISIAN NOVELTIES, COMPRISING- PLAIN AND FANCY PLUSHES, UNCUT VEIL VET'S, BROCADED VELVETS, DAM ASSES, ETC.

DRESS GOODS, MOURNING GOODS, LACES, RIBBONS, KID GLOVES, HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, LADIES' UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS, EMBROIDERIES. DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, REAL LACK CURTAINS, NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. CURTAIN NET'S, VESTIBULE NETS, LAMBREQUINS, ETC. We would call special attention to our assortment of foreign and domestic wraps! wraps! wraps: wraps: wraps! wraps: wraps! wraps! wraps! INCLUDING seal skin sacques, fur-lined garments, real camel's hair shawls, roche shawls, Coats, dolmans, jackets, As a large number of them were selected by the head of this department personally in Paris. s'2-Tm ISTABLISHEdT ADDITIONAL OPENING OF NEW WRAPS.

ADDITIONAL OPENING OF NEW WRAPS. This department having been greatly enlarged since last season, and making it a Special Department, we claim to have Patterns and Styles which surpass any before exhibited in this city. Our assortment comprises SEALSKINS, FUR-LINED GARMENTS. SILK, SATIN DK LYON, AMOUR, 1) RAP D'ETE, CACHMEIRK AND CLOTH WRAPS. WALKING JACKETS, DOLMANS AND ULSTERS.

Also, ihe Latest Novelty, THE IMPROVED HAWLOCK Reipectlully soliciting a call beiore purchasing elsewhere. JOEL GUTMAN fc ONE-PRICE SILK AND LACK HOUSE, 30, 32, 31 and 36 North Eutaw st. JVENTNC- GOODS. EVENING GOODS. We are now prepared to show a complete stock of materials lor EVENING WEAR, comprising in part: PLUSHES, VELVETS, BROCADED UNCUT VEU VETS.

BROCADED SATINS. ORIENTAL BROCADES, BROCADED SATIN DE LYONS. DAMASSE SILKS. PLAIN SATIN AND SILKS. CKEI'E DE CHINE, lAUUMUitS, MP.

I CI MO. AND BUNTINGS in all imaginable shades, dualities and prices. JOEL GUTMAN ONE-PRICE SILK AND LACE HOUSE, 30, 32, 3 1 and 36 North Eutaw st. JALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. We are now receiving, at the METROPOLITAN CLO 1 1 NG HOUSE, 17S WEST BALTIMORE STREET, Immediately opposite Carrollton Hotel, rom the well-known factory ot ROGERS, FEET NEW YORK, OUR FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF MEN'S, luuins AiN a suits AND OVERCOATS.

Comprising every variety aud style in the New York market, which for ELEGANCE OF QUALITY. STYLE, FINISH AND LOW l-ftiCTi is not to be surpassed. The public are cordially invited to call and examine our stock. No trouble to show goods. sis-lm MORDECA1 SMITH, Proprietors.

SEIiToUR I IIANDSOMEINO. 157 NORTH GAY STREET. ALL-WOOL (Merrimack Dark CAL1COF1S 4 cts. BLACK CASH-il 35 -Men's Wool Cassimers 00 cts. MElthl for 'SHEETING 10, 121., 15, 20 and 25 c.

jiiankets taiicy Liress Goods rix, wortn uc ME. DKMOKEST'S PAPER PATTERNS, for tail ata uu wiijier, now oueu. an ine laiesi b.vius. Books. "What to Wear" and fashionable Portefolio 15 cts.

each. TRIBLE. 32 and 31 N. Charles st. gl3-lm (T.t PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS eit i.

TO ORDF.it. ine Quality and Elecrant Manufacture. sO-lm KONSAV1LL1S Under Barnum's. Calvert and FOR SALE. Jr-OR SALE A S2-inch PAPER-CUTTER and one hundred pounds efteh of Nonpareil and Brevier YPE, at DOKMAN'S, 21 German street.

s'-lD-Ut IOR SALK-1 BOILER. A two-horse power FNGIN AND SHASTCs, Lombard and Sharp sts. SALE. Will be sold cheap, an A No. 1 LAT CORNET, (new;) also a good VIOLIN.

Apply to H. GABLE, It 14 West Lombard street. iToil SALE A Gentleman's Riding SADDLE AND I BRIDLE, nearly new; will sell low for cash. ALEX. GLEN, It southwest cor.

Monument and Caroline sts. SALE-CHICKENS, White Brahmas and Black Spanish, singly or in pairs, cheap. C. 11. CADIZ, s29-2t Foot of Oxford avenue, York road.

SALE A double ICE BOX, tor Groceries and Liquors. Also BEER and OIL SPIGOT'S, GLASS CASE, and all other things suitable lor store be sold cheap. 531 HOLLINS ST. extended. rnn SEATS FOR SALE, in prominent Windows t)UU on West Baltimore street.

Apply to W. BAKER di 301 West Baltimore street. s'29-3t SALE NEWSPAPER ROUTE, cheap for cash. Address Sun office. s2S-2t HOI! SALE A lot of WOODEN BENCHES and TABLES cheap.

Annlv to A. F. LUSBY, s'S-2t Maryland Institute. OT SECOND-HAND MATTRESSES, but little. LJ worn.

or sale by J. A. BUCK, Agent, No. IOO Light street. 828-31 IT'OUR-HOHSE ENGINE FOR SALE.

To be seen 1 at BASSHOR Light street, near Lombard. r'7-at SALE One second-hand BOILER, 40 h. p. 1 One second-hand BOILER, 10 h. p.

One second-hand BOILER. 8 n. p. F. C.

N1CODE.MUS, s'J3-3t 134 Thames street. ALL IMPORTATION, ISSO. 1 ENGLISH MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS, real Twist. Patent Breech, 10, 12. ENGLISH BREECH-LOADING GUNS, real Twist, Side Snan and Top-Lever action, 12 and 10s, at $20, $22 50.

$25. Laminated Steel at $25, $30, $:, $40. Breech-Loading GUNS, with Rebounding Hammers, Pistol Grip and modern improvements, from to $50. V. M.

C. SHELLS, No. 12. S0c: No. 10, 95c.

Second Quality, No. 12, 65c: No. 10, 75c. Full supply ol" Loading Implements and Sportsman's Requisites at lowest prices. TRIMBLE 200 West Baltimore street.

"OR SALE Heavy WRAPPING PAPEl aTi'ITso per 100 pounds: size of sheets, 40 by 50 inches. Ap-plv at the Sun office. 15-lm FOR SALE A lot ot choice Fresh COWS and Springer. MYERS 2-ot 73 1 Pennsylvania avenue. Vlll! SAI i srtinnvFl! .1 T' MILKS: carries from 75 to) tons; last sailer, nice fwucasn.

Appiy io GREENLEAF JOHNSON SON. s29-'t East Falls avenue and Sliles street. ONE SORREL HORSE, 1 years old, fine 5 style and action, suitable for any purpose. 53 EST PRATT STREET. K-St FOR SALE A SMALL JENNET ami WAGON.to match, at No.

IS CHESNUT STREET. s2S-2f FOR SALE Fnnr Mni.Fs. To be seen at 91 SOUTH CHARLES STREET. B'27-Ut" FOR SALE-IRISH SETTER PUPS, stock. Apply to S.

GREEN ALD, 61 South Howard street. It WESTMORLAND KENNEL. FOR SAL Fl A number of thoronghlv-broken, blue blood, SETTER DOGS. Grand hunters and perfect retrievers. Also Puppies out of LITTLE MICK." red Irish.

(Kathleen ii Kockett,) by '-KING ALFONSO," Gordon, (Kallo Lord Ross-lvn's also from BLOND Blond i Spencer N-) and bv Arnold Burges Champion Druid. Apply to DR. T. CLAY MADDUX. s-tf-tit No.

2S West Monument street. sas FOR SALE A first-class ESS fgfe) used but a short time, suitable lor uiuter or anv light business. Apply at MYKH'S STAULES.Nn 24 Coaway street. 9'27-Ut SESQU I-CENTRN I AL. GOODS FOR DECORATIVE PUP.POSES.

GEORGE H. cTnEAL SON, CORNER BALTIMORE AND HOLL1DAY have inst received a large lot of BUNTINGS, FLAGS. BLACK AND ORANGE-COLORED COTTON AND WOOLEN GOODS, and would suggest to our customers cot to put oft' purchasing, but to commence at once, as the demand will be something approaching a furore. E- TTlAOiTDI All YrBAiTGAI SIN COTTONS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. During this week we shall otter a line of Bleached ITLLOW-CASK MUsLlNS and SHEETINGS, ranging irom yi'A cts.

to ill!) which are the cheapest goods we hav sold lor two years. Also 4-4 Bleached and Brown COTTONS, at manu-iaeturers' prices. Fail lines of AVIAN A and ENFTELD SHAKER FLANNELS. Also six cases SHAKER FLANNELS at 25, and 50 cents, which we cannot duplicate. One case KED TWILL FLANNELS, fine Wool and Medicated Dve, :7 cents very cheap.

We have in addition hundreds of pieces of LANNELS, all grades, at our usual low prices. Now open, over 1. J00 pair-" of BLANKETS, in which we are offering some very great bargains. We have a lo-l superb quaiitv BLANKET at which wonld be ood value at $10. Also WHITE BLANKET'S from "i to 18, and COLORED BLANKETS from fl to Choice line oi EMBROIDERED CRIB BLANKETS and EMBROIDERED FLANNELS.

GEO. H. C. NEAL SON. BLUE FLANNEL SU ITT NGS at 23 and 50 cents per yard.

Also opening a great many NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS. GEO. H. C. NEAL SON.

USLIN UNDERWEAR. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. We will open on MONDAY. September 27, an entirely new line of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, made from the best materials, consisting in of Ladies' MUSLIN CHEMISE from 50 cents. Ladies' MUSLIN DRAWERS from a5 cents.

Ladies' Muslin and Cambric NIGHT DRESSES. Ladies' Muslin and Cambric SKIRTS. Ladies' TOILET SACQKS, (a bargain.) Ladies' Hand-Embroidered FRENCH UNDERWEAR. Hand-Embroidered CHEMISE from 90 cents. Hand-Embroidered DRAWERS from 1.

Hand-Embroidcrcd NIGHT' DRESSES from GEO. II. C. NEAL SON, Baltimore and Holliday streets. nTFiTcf would respectfully inform our FRIENDS that, for want of room at our Shirt and Collar Factory, we have opened a SALESROOM at the NORTHWEST CORNER OF CHARLES AND F'AY'ETTE STREETS, where we expect to sell the brl and cheapest GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS ever otlered in this city.

Our specialties are SHI UTS, LINES COLLARS and CUFFS, and SILK NECKWEAR. ('. GEO. MEGINNISS'S SALESROOMS: Northwest Corner Charles and Fayette streets, "l.2 West Baltimore street, South Broadway. Baltimore, And 1002 street N.W., Washington, D.C.s'JB-lltr SHIRTS CHEAPER THAN EVER.

The "SENATE" SHI RT. finished, 70 cents. he -M YS I KRY" SHIRT, finished," SO cents. The "RECEPTION" SHIRT, finished, 90 cents. Remember, these are firsi-class goods, and they are nicely finished, all ready for the wash-tub.

C. GEO. MEGINN ISS, 75 West ayette street, 352 West Baltimore street, 98 South Broadway, and HARRY MEGINN ISS, s7-lmr 78 Lexintou street. 383 KERNANS, 3S3 AND 385 NORTH GAY STREET, is HEADQUARTERS For CHEAP DRY GOODS, GLOVES. HOSIERY, NOTIONS, Ladies', Gents' and Children's UNDER-WEAIi, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, COMFORT'S.

CASHMERES, ALPACAS. CASS1MKRES. TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, CORSET'S, and a general assortment of such Goods at less than reg ular prices. Buy there and save nion ey. slni c6partnershipnotTcks.

rOTTCE OF' PARTNERSHIP. The partnership formerlv exlstimr under the name Of BAKTLETT, BOBBINS CO. having been DISSOLVED by the death of HORACE W. ROB-BINS, the undersigned will close the business of that firm and continue the same business at the old stands under the name of BAKTLETT, HAY WARD CO. D.

L. BAKTLETT. T. J. II A WARD.

E. L. BAKTLETT. Baltimore, September 27, 18S0. 1VTOTTCE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, ll The undersigned have this day formed a LIMITED PARTN KRSHIP, under the name or firm ot SEAL, LAWSON, KESSLER AND for tbe purpose ol transacting and prosecuting a GF1N-EKAL FERTILIZING AND CHEMICAL BUSINESS.

The said partnership is to commence on the eleventh day of September, in the year eighteen hundred and eighty, and is to terminate on the thirty-tlrst day ot August, in the vear eighteen hundred and eighty-three. WILLIAM SEAL, S. ALLEN LAWSON and THOMAS V. KESSLEK, all of the city of Baltimore and Slate of Maryland, are the general partners, and JAMES S. WH ED BEE aud JOHN S.

DICKINSON, both of the said city of Baltimore and Stale of Maryland, are the. special partners, and as such the said James S. Whedbee has contributed to the common stock the sum of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars in cash, and the said John S. Dickinson has contributed to tho common stock the sum of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars (fi000) in cash. W.

B. SEAL, General Partner. S. ALLEN LAWSON, General Partner. THOMAS V.

KESSLER, General Partner. JAS. S. KDBEE, Specini Partner. JNO.

S. DICKl NSON', Special Partner. Baltimore, September 31, 13H0. slO-mit rpiIE INTEREST OF S. ALLEN LAWSON ceases -L in our linn.

WHEDBEE Baltimore, September 11, lsso. sllKliit FINANCIAL. DI VI DEADS, ETC. ri'HE OLD TOWN BANK, JL Baltimore, September 28, 1SS0. DIVIDEND NO.

17. The Board of Directors have this day DECLARED A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TH RKE PER clear of all taxes, payable MON DAY, October 11. TT1EO. F'. WILCOX, Cashier.

JN VESTMENT BONDS. We offer for sale LOUISVILLE and NASHVILLE GENERAL MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS and other well-secured INVESTMENT BONDS. STOCKS AND BONDS bought and sold on com mission. JOHNSTON BROTHERS Bankers, 198 Baltimore street ELECTION KOTICES.MEETIJXGS. "MOITCE.

The SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CAPt-i TAL STOCK OF THK PATTERSON AND DRUID HILL PARKS CIT PASSENGER RAIL ROAD COMPANY are herebv notified to altenc; a meeting to be held at BARNUM'S HOT EL, iu the citv of Bait more, on SATURDAY. October o0. isso. at for the purpose of ORGANIZATION AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS. K.

SHR1VER. F. LUPT'ON. Commissioners. W.

S. SHOEMAKER.) Baltimore, September 1SS0. "iFFICE OF THK WINCHESTER a XD POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY. NOTICE The GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING OF THK STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WINCHES TER- AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY NVill be held at the COURT-HOUSE, in Winchester, on SATURDAY, 23d of October next, at 11 o'clock a.m. wm.

a. Mccormick, Secretary 1XTKSTEKN MAKYLAND RAILROAD Vt Office of Treasurer. Baltimore, Sept. 'ii, 1SS0. ANNUAL MEETING.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Western Marvland Kailroart Gompanv.tor the F.LEC-T ION OF IVE DIKECTOKS for the ensuiii- vear. will be held at the Company's Office, Hilleu Station, Jjaiuiuoi ou i vuuuer 4u, mi; iti. JOHN S. HARDEN, Secretary. TlAK YLAN HORT iC ULT RAL SOCLET J.1L The.

ANNUAL KLKCTIOS for an EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF TWELVE MEMBERS will be held at tne armor, or thk fifth REG! MENT on YYEDNESDAl EVENING, September 4 at C10CK. m. a. SAJM IS, s'iS'It Secretary BUILDI XG ASSOCIATIONS. 1J.ORDEU STATE PERPETUAL BUILDING AS-JJ SOCIATTON.

Completed Shareholders are noii- licd that the SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND will be paid on THURSDAY, instant, from 9 A. M. 1ill SP. M. ni.

T. BYRNES, Secretary. MARBLE WORKS. HUGH SISSON SONS. STEAM MAKBLK WORKS, CORNER NORTH AND MONUMENT Importers and dealers ia Foreign and Domestic MARBLE and STATUARY.

The trade supplied with AiarDie in diocks, or nn io size, at lowest rales. SALESROOMS. HO Baltimore street, between Calvert and North, RINEHART BUILDINGS, Where may be seen a choice collection of STATUARY, MANTELS, FURNITURE SLABS, COUNTERS, TILES. MONUMENT'S, TOMBS, GRAVESTONES, CURBS and POSTS for Cemetery Lots, dec. ttr ADDESlfliKOTHEliS.

IT STEAM MARBLE WORKS, Sharp and German streets aud 110 South Charles. CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY. Have on hand a large stock ol finished MONUMENTS, STATUARY, TABLET'S, HEADSTONES, TOMBS, 1 CROSSES, AND ENCLOSURE FOR CEMETERY LOTS. AN BEAUTT FUL DESIGNS. s-iS-lmr MISCELLA A EOUsi OPK1NS dfc MARSH ALL, nUUPE.

I. Afirli.l 1 I.r, JVn HI lLllr. f.S, NO. 31 SOUTH EUTAW STREET, i W. I cyi.

ill I 11, r. i Between Pratt and Lombard sts. STORES AND FRONTS FITTED UP WITH EATN ESS AND DISPATCH. I HIRE During Celebration Week, one FOUR 1 HOKSE TEAM, with Body or Hay Carriage, 13 lcet long. Appiy to T.

B. BAT EM AN. 115 North High street. 1)1FES AN SMOKERS' Apple-wood, Real and Imitation Meerschaum Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Holders, Canes, Walking Sticks, new styles and superior workmanship, at lowest prices. Y'our attention is invited.

STEWART s'ii-lni corner Charles and Lombard streets. 17LAG8. FLAGS. FLAGS. PLAIN AND FANCY.

ALH). LANTERNS AND DECORATION GOODS. Large and lull supplies just receiving. For sale at prices bv JOHN H. WISE s'3 tm 114 West Pratt st-, east of South.

Jj LAGGING FOR DECORATION. 5W CENTS A YARD FOR MAKYLAND COLORS. 10 CENTS A YARD FOR NATIONAL COLORS. NATHAN GUTMAN, 7-lSt 6 1 and 66 Lexington near Charles. POLES.

LAG POLES. LAlilit, AND SMALL. At J. W. LOANK'S.

12 1 Wc-t Pratt street, near South. 1 L.OANE, t) THE FLAG MAKER, Keeps at 124 West Pratt near South st. sl31m LOBE STEAM LAUNTUiYoTloVGElTMTs VJ STREET, NEAR HOWARD. Prices: Shins cts. each.

Collars i cti. each. Cutis 4 cts. pair. Other articles in proportion.

slist UK SUN" PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. NEAT. ACCURATE, fV EST 1 ST CHUP.t H. US Mk. Saob, ol tlie Y'.

M. C. Association of Boston, will conduct the meeting THIS (Wednesdav) EVENING, at o'clock. StraruiT invited. It rp w.

rT HOLD DAILY GOSPEL MEETINGS, 12 KEMOVED TO 33 SOUT CALVEHT STKEE1. ALL INVITED. Fy-GOSPEL TEM PfcHAM IVAI. KY LtJ NIGHT but Saturday, iu HL'KCH corner Dolphin and Ettins Btreets, conducted by William Jl.tillX VAN'S. trand choir.

Come. Great interest. rrV MAKYLAND OM.MAN DEK, NO 1. Ln. spec ial assembly, ou this day, sept.

p. M. By order. A. KOBEIM'SON, Kec.

ry.M W1MC. he i ntleers and Members ol tlie Lk GUANO AND bUBOKDlNATE CHAPTEUS will case attend a meet in to held in the i ban ter Koom, MASONIC TEMPLE. THIS (Wednesday) EVEN September -I', at 7M o'clock, tor impor tant business. Bv order M. E.

G. II. P. I GEtiKGE L. -Mi I AilAN.

Grand sec y. rr A SPECIAL ViEETING OF THE l.ilAXl) ii I. IV iil hi.M lilt fltj. mil it HIS Wednesday i EVEN ING. at o'clock, at Tem perance Temple.

it r. O. T. O. fy--PKOF.

KHODK'S GUAN CALCIUM 1 i I Kill EXHIBITION Y.M. C. A. HALL THIS EVENING. Pastors oi Tiurel.es and Superintendents desirous of eivins; a and mhrrly une Exhibition on mostjiberal terms are biyiteclto be present.

It POLITICAL ry--FIKST WARD HANCOCK, KNGI.ISH AND Di HOBLITZELL CLUB will meet THIS EVEN ING, at KOHLK South none street, c. doiu M' Fari.am, Esn aud others, will address the meeting. By order. E. F.

FLAHEP.TY. President. rv--ilANCOCK, ENGLISH, HOBLITZELL AND Lkf GETZ. There will be a meeting at the rooms of the BEL A I DEMOCKAT 1C or THE SEVENTH WA111). lielair avenue, near Wash-ineton street, pn THUKSDAY, Sept.

BO. The following speaker will address the F'ET'TEK S. HOBLITZELL. J. NELSON FOSTEli, II.

WELLES KUSK and JOHN T. McGLON E. K. C. M' LANAHAN, President.

CHAS. ZEHNEIi, Secretary. siO-'Jt A HANCOCK, ENGLISH AND HOKN EK LLJ CLUB WAS ORGANIZED IN THE 7TH A1CD ON 27TH 1NS1. The foliowimr-named otlicers were elected: JOSEPH TKAGESSEK, President. JOHN DON OH UE, Vice-President.

JOHN" IlKMiY, Recording Secretary. JOHN ItAKVEY, Financial Secretary. JOHN BKADY, Treasurer. JOHN BKAN'ON, SerKeant-at-Arms. s'-'3t' fV- -ATTENTION, LLJ south baTtimoke KEPUBLICANS.

The BANNEK of the Eighteenth ward Auxiliary GAKFIELD AND AUTHLTi CLUB will be raised at the corner of rossand KidsiRly streets, THIS (Wed nesdav) F.v r.MN September 4y, at ciock. GEOKGE C. MAUND, ESQ-, our candidate for Congress, JEHU B. ASKEW, and other prominent speakers will be present and address the. meeting.

By order. J. Jf. iiu It" President. (F TWENTIETH WARD.

THK BOYS WHO LLJ WOKE THE BLUE FAVORABLE TO HANCOCK AND FINGLlsH are renuested to meet THIS (Wednesdav) EVENING, at No. Pennsylvania aveuue, at 8 o'clock, for ward organization. It Err THIKTEENTH WARD. First Branch Citv Covkcil, CHARLES I) UN LA P. ATAYOU'S OFFICE, IVL CITY HALL, Baltimore, Sept.

2, 1W. The erection of PLAT FORMS extending more than three feet from the building line of any house, or more than one foot additional for each story atov the second story, WILL NOT BE PERMITTED. ARCHES OVER THE SIDEWALKS WILL NOT BE PERMITTED unless parallel with the sidewalks and within two feet of the building line. Permits for extending arches over the streets must be obtained at this oilice. The object of these regulations is to keep the sidewalks tree from all obstructions, and thus lacilitale the passage of pedestrians.

It FifiRDlNAND C. LATROBK, Mayor. 1." FOR THE SKSQLT-CKNTKNNIAL. LAGS, FLAG AND DECORATION PRINTS, by the case, piece or yard, cheap, at S. KANN'S, 151 AND 150 BROADWAY'.

It is advisable to get vour supplies in these, articles now, as in a few days these goods will become scarce and consequently much higher. Itr AMUEL CHILD NO. iO NORTH CHARLES STREET, DEALERS IN AND IMPORTERS OF CHINA AND GLASS FROM ALL COUNTRIES. HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, BW.tr flags: flags: AND HORSE PLUMES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. NO.

112 NORTH EUTAW STREET, near F'ranklin street, and NO. 202 MADISON AVENUE, tr near Biddle street. s'Jl' Ti-scr itv.1 i ki nr from pauis. i Several sets "BUFFET CRAMPON" CLAR-IONETTS. "MAR TIN FKEKE" CLAKIONETTS.

Finest "BAKBU LEF1N" LEEDS. Also a small lot of GENUINE MIRECOURT GUITARS, verv fine. H. R. EI SEN BRANDT, West Baltimore st.

OTICE. Anv Association wishing to employ a good BAND OF SIXTEEN PI ECES FOR THK CELEBRATION, at reasonable rates, can do so by applying at W. GONDEK'S CIGAlt STORK- 1718 rankUnstreet. g-f lOirSALE VERY" CHEAP, AT BENJAMIN'S LOAN OFFICE, No. 27, 29 and 31 Favette street, near Gay Gold Watcnes, Jewelry, Vest and Chatelaine Chains, Silverware and Diamonds.ot all descriptions.

I JEWELRY, JEWELRY, WATCHES, DIAMONDS. SILVERWARE. SAMUEL KIRK SON, 172 West Baltimore st. tfr C. TAK, PITCH AND -IN QUANTITIES.

FOR SALE. BOLTON BtIO I Hit US, DEALERS IN OILS, PAINTS AND GLASS, iCiU-'-tr 82 and 8 1 West Pratt street. PHOLSTERY GOODS CURTAIN MATERIALS. Kvervthing Required lor LAMBREQUINS. VALANCES, PO KITE US AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS.

Handsomest Stock in the city. C. SIDNEY NORRIS sll-lmr 36 Hanover street. PHOLSTEKY GOODS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS. All the handsome Novelties for Fall Trade.

JNO. DUER SONS, 21 South Charles Baltimore. ESQUI CENTENN IAL. Kf.llMr.Ali&,i-ois, ni a liiLssr.s aim' riL- LOWS OK UlliK DURING HHS'lTMb. Apply at once.

MORTON I). BANKS. 59 South street. iM FOR SALkToR RENT 1UU NEW SINGLE COTT BEDSTEADS. Apply at 16 LEXINGTON STREET.

T1 'HE "SANITARY HEATER." NO DUST, GAS OR BURNED AIR. Only Furnace giving a moist atmosphere similar to steam. More being sold now in tins city than all others combined, liefer to following persons using them: Stephen S. Lee. Kobt.

W. Dryden, Win. J. Davison, W. H.

S. Bui gwyu, J. B. Noel Wyatt, Wm. T.

Wilson, Kev. Father Didier, L. D. Passano, L. K.

Wilcox, James Carroll, John Murdoch, W. C. Boy 1st on. Geo. Guest Son, .1.

A. Wilson, First Baptist Church, St. Vincent's, Bethany Church, Giimor St. Church, Mrs. A.

E. Rolando. Kev. D. H.

Carroll, Mrs. Catherine Kiee, Dr. Thos. Murdoch, Kobt. A.

Dobbin, Dr. II. B. Noble. Tinges Sargeant, Geo.

A. F'rederick, W. B. Norman Mrs. McKim, Goldenberg fc A.

Y'earley Sous, Henry Shirt, B. M. Baker, Walter Dulaney, Seliger ewnuiii, Lord Robinson, Geo. B. Baker, Lenaox Birekuead, no.

A. IlnnTbielou, and tifty others. And one hundred RANGES, FIREPLACE HEATERS AND STEAM HEATING. ALVA HUBBARD HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS, 8ll-lni 37 North Howard street. 1 ONEY TO "UAn7iNSDMs 1 TO 2' PER AT BENJAMIN LOAN AND BANKING HOUSE.

(Established liwO.) Nos. 27, 31 FAYETTE NEAR GAY'. This old and responsible House still continues to make the LARGEST LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF COLLATERALS AND ON MERCHANDISE AND VALUABLES ingeneraL Also PIANOS AND ORGANS. Parties so desiring can have their Deposits kept for twelve months, if so agreed upon. Goods Bought aud Sola.

Private entrance. o. 31. je'Ji-tf DK. K.

SAPPINGTON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF FLAXSEED, Is acknowledged by all who have used it to be one ot the bet svrups liiade for the various AFF ECTIONS OK THF1 LUNGS AND THROAT, such as Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, Whooping-Coueh, etc. For the relief of CONSUMPTIVE patients it is unequalled. Prepared and sold by DR. R. SAPP1 NGTON, 1X2 North Gav street, bet.

High and Front sts. Also sold bv dealers generally throughout the State. Price of large bottle 50 cents; 25 cents lor small vials. sis-lm DK. R.

SAPPINGTON'S LIVER PILLS Will prove a certain cure for INDIGESTION, LOSS OF APPETITE. DIMNESS OF SIGHT. PAIN IN THE SHOULDER. LIMBS, SIDE, OR BACK, BURNING IN THE PALM OF THE HANDS, OPPRESSION OF THE CHEST, HEADACHE, RESTLESSNESS, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, CHILLN ESS AND FLUSHES OF HEAT. A lew doses wiii causea vigorous action of the LIVER, tuerebv removing all the above symptoms.

Pre- Bared bv DR. K. SAFPINGTOS. 132 North Gay altunore, Md. Sold by dru-gists generally.

Maiied to any part of the L. S. lor '5 cents per box bv the Proprietor. slS-lm MICHAEL BRO-125 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, PRACTICAL PH OLST EKERS, A K- A RS, INTERIOR DECORATORS. a Nl IMPORTERS OF UPHOLSTERY, FURNITURE, LAMBREQUIN and CURTAIN MATERIALS, LACE CURTAIN'S, CORN ICES and TRIMMINGS, PAl'r R-H ANGINGS and WINDOW SHADES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

slH-lm "aNNEY" CONG DON. SUCCESSORS TO GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY. RUBBER BOOT'S AND SHOES. RUBBER CLOTHING. LADIES', GENTS' AND CHILDREN'S GOSSAMER CLOTHING.

GOODYF.AK'S RUBBER GOODS ol everv description. JAN'NEY CON DON, aoO-lm 8 North Charles street. Baltimore. KTdU PAKE'S NEVER-FAILING FILE REMEDY Cures Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles, Fistula. c.

It will 2've immediate relief. Price aO cents. Try it. 1)1. DL" PAKE'S CATARRH REMEDY will alwavsglve satistactlon in everv case.

Price 25 cents. "Try it. For sale at the WESTERN MEDICAL DEPOT, 616 West Baltimore street, and Dni'f'ists everywhere. Wholesale at THOMSEN fc MUTH'S. s4-lm" STEAM BOILERS SET WITH THE JARVIS FURNACE WILL SAVE TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT.

No. IS SECON STREET. s2VSt L. MORRISON, Agent. piKKEALlNA Preparation of Debranned Wheat, Vj an essential article ot diet for the sick room and children.

Price cents per pound. Agents, Charles and Real streets. Trade supplied hi XUvMStN ML UL UM MAKKI K. BKOWN 11 A IITZLLL. On the'lth of September, by the Kev.

W. 15UO to KM MA M. 1IAKTZKL1, botti of this city. CHASE KOMKKVILLK On Thursdav.Septeniher 16, 10, by tlie Kev. Charles .1.

Holt, WILLIAM 11. CHAhfc. to Mis BELLt bOMtKYlLLE, both ol itaitimore. MILKMAN BKAUT. At the residence of the bride's parents, Beverly, I'nrliiigtoii county.

N. on the of September, 1S-0, bv the Uev. G. Howard luftteld, GKDUOfc. W.

MILKMAN, of Providence, K.I- to Miss KLLA K. BIJADY, daughter of Frank Llradv, formerly of Towgnntown. Baltimore coMd." On the 2Tth September, bv the Kev. Wm. S.

Ibiniinond. WM. .1. KHkTTGLi; to AN NIL L. UlLDhBlt AN IT, both oi this citv.

(Philadelphia Ledzer aaU Cbestertown papers please copv. i 1)1 ho. COYNE. tin the afternoon ol thetlh inst-KATK, wile or the Kichard Cone, and daughter ol the late and then Bennett. Her relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence.

No. 1'vS Soutti Howard street, on Thursday morning. Both instant, at bait-past eijrht o'clock, thence to Saint Joseph's Church, where a Kcquiem Mass will be held lor the repose of her soul. HAN A. On the afternoon Instant, WILLIE ANA, aeed years 1 month and 11 days.

Tbe funeral will ta'-e place trom th residence of his parents, West Lombard street, on Wednesday morning, Ut'th instant, at ten o'clock, thence proceed to St. Marie's F.piscopal Church, where funeral services will be held. The relatives and friends ol the family are invited to attend. JACKSON'. Suddenly, on the 'JTth of September, 1H), MA11V M.

A-aged years, youngest daushter of Nathaniel and Mary ,1. Jackson. LAiNG. On the 'Jith instant, altera lingering illness CHAKLES ELLKKTHOKI'E LAING. aged years, eldem son of John Laing, C.

E. '1 he relatives and friends are most respectfully invited lo attend his tuneral. from his late residence. No. Columbia avenue, on Wednesdav, at 4 I.

M. P.lt IN E- At the Cnited States Hotel, September B7, at 10.1.-1 o'clock P. WILLIAM U. PEUINE, aied ii years. Funeral this morning, at ten o'clock.

KEFS. Suddenly, Monday. Vxh Instant, JOHN F. KKL's, in the th year of his aae. Friends and relatives are invited to attend his funeral.

which takes place from his brother's resilience. No. llollins street, northeast corner of Schroeder street, at half-past two o'clock ou Wednesday, the aath instant. KOGEISS. On Saturday, the "th instant, at Euta Place, Frederick county, ALT EK JOSEPH, inlant son of J.

and Kosa lioirers. SL'MAN. September ISSO, JOHN h. SL'MAN, a zed -B years. "The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, trom his late residence.

No. Lexiniton street, on Thursday, SMith September, at eleven o'clock. VINCENTE. Suddenly, on the morniner of the 27th, WILLIAM VINCENTE, in the oltU year ol his age. His funeral will take place from his late residence, No.

North Central avenue, Thursday afternoon, September SO, at two o'clock. Suddenly, on the'iSlh instant, KODI aeed Hi mouths and 'io days, son of Charles G. and Emma Waters. Baltimore county papers please copv.l The funeral will take place on Thursdav, at two o'clock, trom the residence of his parents. No.

Pennsylvania avenue. SPECIAL. NOTICES. rj-j1" 1MPKOVEO OKUEK KED MEN. A special informal council-fire of the GKEAT COCNCIL OF MAKYf.ANU.

IMPKOVEl) O. K. will be kindled in KED MEN'S HALL, North Paca street, on TTIUIWDAV, the sleep ot the sun, corn moon, O. S. IX W'J.

at the Sth run, to take, into consideration the I.WI'H ANNIVKKSAKY OF THE CITY OF BALT1MOKE and the invitation extended by the Committee oi Arranaements to participate therein. It is hoped that the Tribes will be lully represented. WM. LOUIS SCHLEY, Great Sachem. F.PWIS JONES, G.C.ofK.

fp KNIGHTS OK ST. PETE It. Lkl SPECIAL MEETING on THIS (Wednesday) EV EN1NO. in full uniform, at o'clock. Installation of otticers and reoblisration of members.

Fines enforced for non-attendance. P. GO I'M AN, C. K. M.

J. DAN111EK, K. S. It" fr yTHK MKM 15 KUS OF ST. IGNATIUS' UEN-LLJ EEIC1AL SOCIETY are requested to attend a Special Meetin? on TO-MOUKOW, (Thursday,) at 8 o'clock P.

as business of importance demands their attention. JOHN MO i LAN, President. M. McG bl NESS, Secretary. It OF MOUNT VEKNON COUN-Lkl CIL.

NO. 4, S. OF will assemble at their HALL on THUUSPAY, at P. to attend the Funeral of BliO. JOHN OOKNEK.

Sister Councils invited to attend. Iiv order of Jt" "WOKTHY CHIEF. ry-P" masonic. LLJ A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF THE GUAM) LODGE OF A. F.

AND A. MASONS OF MAKY'LAND will be held at the Id ASONIC TEMPLE, in tne citv of Baltimore, on THUKSDAY EVENING NEXT, the UHh September, atS o'clock, to make arrangements to CELEBRATE BY PKO-CESSION THE ONE HUKDKKD AND F1ETIETII ANN1VEUSAKY OF THE FOUNDING OF BAL-TIMOHE. All Master Masons in sood standinj are invited. By order of the M. W.

Grand Master. J. H. MEDAIKY, Grand Secretary. fjr-jTHE NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICEKS AND OK THE FIFTH 11KGI-MEN'T M.

are requested to meet at Leh-mann's Ilall, on THIS DAY, 2Uth instant, at 8.1U) o'clock P. to take action in reird to the resignation of COL. W. H. S.

BUKGWYN. A attendance is requested. sJS-'it W. P. VAUGHN.

TH()B. P. STAKK. W. S.

BKYAST. IPKTKK P. KESTEEl- CHAS. K. McCOMAS.

W. F. UMLLY. K. W.

I. IJOM AN GEO. W. S. BAliTHOLOM AEf.

ry-5 UNIVEKSITY OF MAP.YLAND, LL.I FACULTY OF PHYSIC. Tbe II I KD ANNUAL tOUKSE OK LECTUKES will besriii on October 1. A course of THliHh. LKCTCItEs preliminary to tho regular session will tie delivered bv PKOK. J.

F.D-MONIKSON ATKINSON, beginning SEPT. 27, at 13 M. s'-M-tit ocr BOAKD OF TKADE. NOTICE TO MEMBEKS. The Annual Meeting of the Members of the Association for ELECTION" OF BOAKD OF OFFICEKS AND DIKECTOKS will be held at til? BOAKI) OF TKADE KOOMS, Kxchansre Buildins, on MONDAY, October at I o'clock P.

M. GEO. V. POUT hit, Secretary. BOAKD OF TP.ADE.

KEGULAK TICKET. ELECTION OCTOBF.K t. 1 KOM I TO CLOC P. M. For Prbsidknt: KOBEUT A.

FISH EK. Volt ISKAEL M. PA til, 1 HEN UY C. SMITH, W. W.

aPENC GEO. P. FKICK. FoK Tbeascbsb: JNO. It.

SEEM ULLEK. For Secbktart: GEO. U. 1'OR Dl RECTOR' P. THOMPSON.

SAMUEL E'T LES, AS. A Kh (TAl.F- jW. H. HALO IN. JOSEPH 11.

KIKMAN, J. WU.lOX BUiiWN, U. L. BAKTLETT. GKKMAN H.

HUNT. KOBISSON W. GEO. J. EUGENE LEVKUING, IAS.

A. GAKY, G. A. VON LINGKN, J. P.

ELLIOTT. THUS. I'OULTN .111. D. T.

Y. G. BOWDOIN, STEPHEN BONSAL, S. K. HOOGKWEliFF, JNO.

K. HL'KSl, iT. J. Y'KK. 'K.

II. WAKING, W.M. S. SYMINGTON, F. X.

JENKINS. COUKT OF A 1 1 1 1 1 i A I rOK HON. ISAAC D. JONES. For KKE' GEO.

U. I'OliTKK. PKOPKIETOKS OF ALL BOAKDING. LODGING AND PK1VATE HOUSES wish- in to Al OMMODATE GUEsTS durina Ihe ONE HC NDilKD AND FIFTIETH ANNIVEKSAKY OF THE FOLNDING if THE CITY OK BALT1MOKE will please report at once, by letter, how manyjand at what prices! HUSKY W. EASTMAN, Cnairman Committee of Public Comfort.

Mayor's Office, City Hail. VT MAKYLAND INSTITUTE LLJ SCHOOLS OK AP.T AND DESIGN, Under the direction ot MIL HUGH NEWELL, with a competent Corps of experienced eachers. The DAY SCHOOL opens on MON DAY, Sept. 27. Both Ladies aud Gentlemen are admitted for Eie- mer.tarv and Hiher Art Studies.

Drawing is taught from the flat, round and from nature, iu pencil, crayons, charcoal, water colors and oil. China Decorating and Painting is also tauzht. he Classes in Higher Drawing inciu ie drawing from nature from model. Tbe Oil and Water-Color Classes also include painting trom lite. Tbe school will be open from 9S A.

M. to Va P. M. daiiy tor instruction. Pupils have the privilege of wortlnj at tne rooms aner sitidv nours.

THE NIGHT SCHOOL will open MONDAY EVENING, October 1. at 7 o'clock, and continue open everv MONDAY, W'ED- NESDAYand FK1DAY EVENING lor nvemonths. The curriculum embraces a complete course of Elementary, Artistic, industrial. Mechanical ana Architectural Drawing. The school hasbeenthor-nno-h-v ronrcinizurt snil niirf in new and commo dious rooms, and will be furnished with all the ap pliances which modern methods ot uemana Fee for Session, For circulars and information to A.

LUSBY, Actuary, at the Ste.L 84,64 w.LmlOt INJ uairntan. rv ii'Vi M1 INSTiTI'TH LkJ COMMERCIAL DF.PAKTMENT. The COMMEKCIAL DEPAHTMENT OF THE INSTITUTE WILL KKOPEN ON TLESDA. EVENING. October 5, under the direction of MK.

ACiDcnr of Mr sic At the Academy, which opened on Monday night under the management of Mr. S. W. Fort, is to seen Charles dramatisation, entitled 'Drink," of Zola's novel, "L'Asso-nioir. The company which produces it is a very strong one, and includes several players of decided merit.

The drama is intensely realistic, dark in its coionng.and yet occasionally relieved by touches of home life and affection. Mr. Cyril Searle's impersonation of Coupeau is a remarkably strong one, and in it be rises at times to the height of tragedy, whilst his portraiture of the poor, abandoned drunkard, dyuuf a terrible dcatb.is in itself a ps etiological -tu ly Mis Florence Elmore made the character of 0rvaie a thoroughly attractive one, her acting bein both natural and sympathetic, and Mr. J. B.

sturtley a Gourget proved himself to be a sterling actor. The" scenery, which baa been Tainted esaecialiy for tbe piece, is very artistic, and the Academy seems to have opened under tbe most favorable auspices. Amusements. The card for the Baltimore theatres this afternoon and evening is as follows: Holliday Street A Golden Game. Academy of Music Drink.

Ford's Opera House A FlocS of Geese. Iroat Street Drama and Wnety. Mouumeutal Drama and Variety. UlAir PilI-Greot Kngli-h Gout and Kbeu Remedy. Oval box round, 50 cents.

At ail Dtugsi-ta. Ielirt Females are especially advised to try J. M. Lakoi tLixiB of Causa, a. Bakk.

Its effect is truly surprising. SI a bottle. I 4 on li pat ion. Bilious A 1 1 ark and D.v cured bv J. H.

I.aeoijvr'o amibuwI'S litrrSRs. Scents a paper: a bottle. "Be ('undid, Uvetor." said tlie patient. when t'uud with a bottie ol Doctor Bcix's Cocgh Svki'p. ou know it is a good meUiuiue," aud tbe M.

D. left iJi -laiAdt. K. 11. CASPAKI, whose practical experience in tne countinj-rooms of some of our largot business houses, in addition to his connection at dirterent times with other Commercial of the city, wiil enable him to make the instruction, both thorough and practical.

The course of study will comprise Bookkeepins, Commercial Calculations and Writing, iucludiiit; Business Correspoadence. Bookkeepins by Double Entry will be tauht as actually practiced iu business, while the fundamental principles upon which ail systems of accounts are based will be tuorouUiy explained. The Clasps will meet TUESDAY and THUKSDAY EVENINGS, from to 9 o'clock, for about six months. A La lies' Afternoon will fjmel if suai-cient nninber ot pupils can be o'j'aici. Fee tor session, For circulars and further information apply to A.

F. LUSBY', Actuary, at the Institute. T. P. PEKINE, INl Cliaiiuiao.

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