The Sun, [newspaper]. November 21, 1863.lcweb2.loc.gov/service/rbc/lprbscsm/scsm1130/scsm1130.pdf · The Sun, [newspaper]. November 21, 1863. select from 65,000 patterns, and have

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The Sun, [newspaper]. November 21, 1863.

DKT eOODS, 4te. 7^ THE PREXTIBST ffi i SI AND BEST qPJ "DOLLAK HOO? SKIHT" in the city, iat WHITE'S, nl9-St*r 8T North Hoirard street. 488 488 4R8 488 W1S8T BALTIMORE SJf. BBJ. F.WEISHAMPEli. 488 4SHorEa, HOfntsT, n^bcktiss, , . Wvnttit, Tuikt Soap!, SpdW Cotton: BraMt, Rrmhfs,Comlu SmaUwara, cSc., _____ jt Lovxst ouuJ^rica. o30-lm; TV-iW GORE TRAILS. i>l ""n-c '^"^QUAKERHOOP SHIRTS. SAIWUEI. L BK lAiN * CO., 221 iJallim'jra trett. have just opened another lat nf thosevery choice shapes in i-iore Trails. ?'tralght aod Sly Quaker HOuP f KIK I'S, -viiti a very desirable as-iortment of Black L-ace Veil* aid iiirbes, tteal Point Lace Ouirure. Malted Valencienne iuiDure, C-vlars.EuibroKiered, Pisin anJ aein Stitcu tlana. kerchiefs, Jonvins Kil Gloves. Ladies' and Onii- drens' FleecedGloves. Ket Hoods Clouds, Sontigs, Bugles, Gimps, But- tons. Uraida, &c 8AMULL I. BRVAJI, for manyyears employ-d fcy H. EASTFR & t;*', would bd pleased to ee his ofd frieua, and customers ^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^.g _ 'l320-3t* IVo. 221 Baltimore street, APiKS, j DO rou WISH to save money? IF Si). C-M.i. Af. 71^jK TH HOW.KO STREET, And note (he prices before you buy WE SATS JOST OPENED ALAKGL LIJ<E0FL1NKN HANDKERCHIEFS, In plain Linen Hemstitched and Lmbroidered. llHViSliiLR flAlK WK IS. JJLAOiCLACE V-:Il.S. BUGLE iil.VlP.i AMD BUTTOrjS, BLACK TSlXMIH-QLiCBa, LAPF COLLARS, SHIRT KRUWTS,GLOVES AM) GAUNTLETS, WORSTED HOODS, Beautiful NECK 11cS, at 25 cents. HOOP SKISTS,COasgTS. ETd. These goods have all been bcuxht at the the late .Sew York auction sales, and will h^sold much .inder regular prices M. H viTZ;,Etl & ,S0.^(- 71 JN. Howard street, earner Ol.'iy at. Greatinditctmenis offered to wholesale \iay TS________________ _ _ 'nlT-tt NOTICE TO DRY GOODS DBALBRSAN D COUNTRY MKRCHANTS-Tb nnder.îgi- VI has fitted up the 2d and 3d floors o' No. 43 \ ilowardstr-et, where he keep^ constantly on '-ai^. .1 'arge stoot oi HOSlhRY. ,TLSiV,!.S, SHIRTS, DKAWLR-'.HKOFS, and Small Wa,e8, *0 , ffhiih he offers to th tra'e tit a ^reatd-al beloi* . egular prices, OAVIDHAMUER-GEa, Wholesa e Rooms up stairs, nl6 tt;___________________43 iS. Howard street. fWOl'ICiiill' ..'I MU8. HEILBRWM J*ow offers to the public the greatAt bargains la try Goods, '"LiOaX., of her ownmanufacture, the laitest styles, as low as $6. . .600 yards Black and Grey CLOTH, for Cloaks. ati-(K).-600 yard.* of Scarier, iiraft aad Leather Colored CLCTH, for Cloaks. 800 yards black SILK, lioS luskr,tl 31. 100 dozen best Kid GLOVES, tl 3S. 300 yds. floe whito Muslin, over a Tard wide. aSo. Also, alarge assortment of Shawls, new stylo 9r(?s Goods, French and English Merinos, Piaia înd Plaid JoseyFlannel, Cassinters and Casslnets. Balmoral Skirts, floop Skirts, :êrino Vests and Drawers, Clouds,Nucias, i'rimmings, Embroid- VOL. LIY NO. 5. BALTIMORE, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21,1863. PRICE 0N:E~CENT DRY GOODS, &c. STA.HFliSGl STAMPINGI . STAMPING' TREMENDOU'' RUSHTO BSNTLST'S ^ STAM^mO DEPOT. He has engaged the great New York Stamper to assist him, and isnow prepared to stamp the most m>:nificeDt and la*eEt styles of Braid Patterns for CloRks. Dresses.Joseys, Aprrtns, *c. Also New Patterns for Hands, Yokel, Night- vvTRppers, Biti, 1 adtes can now


select from 65,000 patterns, and have goods stamped at 5 mintites' notice at BE.\TLK^'S STAVIPINGDEPOT, , ,. , _ 48 hast Baltimore street, 'nl8-Im __________between High and Exeter. BARGAINS INSHAWLS at 4; Block tielaine at 31) and ti2H cents; Opera i-'Iannel at (!2!< cts; lable Damask at 61),75, StUa and $1; CLO '.'HS and CASSiMLRS; heavy i.'anton Flannel; Ticking; Bleached and BrownShirting Muslin, &o. D<-tft________G. W.- UHLER, lrS4 Franklin St. iJEIliOv AL. EV LAWB.EMCK i3. DIETZfc CO., 5?H0LEi!ALE LEALEKS IN NOTIONS, aO- iycRY, FANCY GOODS, ETC., have REkov- liD fromFranklin street to the large four-story Tarehouse No 308 WFST BALTIMORE ST., between H.iwardand Liberty sts. Thanking our friend* and the public for the liberal share of pa- Ironafie be?toFi'dupon ui heretofore, we would re dterrfj?l-7 reot---^?:riconiinr.:tt.'eft cftbe ?r;.Tr.e.fi?C Pm ^- S. B.-31_ . _. - Blankets and all kinds of Dosiestio Goods . heaper than factory prices, at MRS. HKILBRUN'S,n 16 tj;*________________iia hanoyir Stih^t. WIDE BL.'vCK VBLVliT KltJ^D.^S, rUit DBXSa TSIJIXINOS. Afresh supply at OLD PRIOES, Just received at nl6tt| GOLDEWBER.G & WKINBHRG'S, IN JEW STYLEeOBE. HOJP SKlitTS, QVAKta MKIil!>iAlS>iS. Q,LAKER GORE HOOP SKIRTS, *1V, at JlliGiNJJlSS'S tlUFOR Q.UAKER GORE HOOF SKi )<.TS,at MK'il,N.\lSS-S, DELAINES, ntw styles.just >p>ming, t iVl .(4IN-r'(ISS',S, 65 Baltimore street, nig gt*y___________third door above Gay street. TIDAL WREATHS.Jr.3t riceived an assortment of FRENCH BK.IDAL WilKATHS, Eli irel.v new and very handsome. Alsotwo yard and three-yard wide SILK ILLUSION, for Bridal Veils. GOLDENBURG fc WjINBERiJ, nl6-tl|___________________168 Haltimote street O UELN S CLOTH for Mourning Dreîes. at 1>S yards wideQ.ueen'8 Cloth for-Mou-nlng 76 cts. at MKGlNNiSS'.i. Only 76cents Black y,ueea'sClo;h, worth tU5 at-VIEGI Nl IS'S. PANTS STUFF, very heavy and ve^y cheap nt ,^ , ' -'>IEG NNS1SS. Beautiful BAL.MORALSK'HTS *2 T5 at .ML'UiViMSS'S, 65 Baltiinore street. _nI6-5t*i third noor above Gay. t 'LOAK.'S! *-*CL0AK8I OLOAKSI We are now prepared to offer a comaiete assortment of LADIES' AND ., ^ . ^ C!R;i.D11!^N'8 CLO.VKS, tnhracing all the novelties of the sea-on in material a >d designs. Specialattention to orders L. T. LEE, tD4-*- 56 LexinptOn ^t, 1 door from jlharles. A SPLENDID STO -K wFWlf. I.i-JR LiRY G'.>ODS AT W.a(.-LESALE Ai\D RETAIL. We have a large stock of brown and bleachedMUSLINS,-purchased before the recent advaace, 'Thich We are selling gieatly belo-v the presentmar- i'et price; a large sto.-fc of .BLA^KETS,H.^.WlJ8, HAi-MORALS, LlÊN-i and WOOLiJN GOOD.i ngreat variety. Those in (rant will d.i well to !five us a call before pun^ha'iag. BENZINGER & RENBHAN,OKlra'l . 61 .Xorth Hn-waro St. t|\^LL - dershirts, ID W;.MTi:;lWWOOLENi<-Âs Uu ____3, Drawers,'Jioads, Garters. Nubies, Sonta^s, Yarn. Also Kniiting 'Joiton, Hosiery ?&nd Gloves, in variety. SeedBeads, Toys and Fancy Goods. JA60Iy ROG eJRS, northeast cor- 3er of Lexington and Peart sts. ocaa-lm" j (''HtN.V BUTTONS, 6 cents per gross. > Pearl Buttons, from 2 cents per dozen, green Sr Iianitl'sSpool Jottua. 75 cts. per dozen. W'ideSt.irt Uraid, $1 oer dozen. Fine Combs, d> .'ecti ve', at 2 cts,each.or i 60 per 100. gote raper, a good trticle, three qijirea for 25 ots- envelop! s, 4 and 8 centsper package or 25. Fine Rosewood Pen-h-jlders 6 cents eaeh_pr 60 ca. perdojen; Blacking, Mason's,Sands cts a box. -TUtneohfs LeafcJ'encils at 37M cents per dozen. ;*'.'"? '' iiraidlPrS7l4 cts. per dozenyards, "iiair Jms a- 18 cents per lb. Rubber Bonnet PINS, at.'*) cents per dozen. Ihe above, together


with a larg- STOCk OP SMaCL wabks AT LOWJSSr PRlois. AT JOHN KERMODE'S, " ______ aiN. Butawat.OF:-'IGi OF THE COMMlSSiONERSoF PUB- - Lie SCHOOLS, Baltimoke, Not. 10, 1863- .* NIGHT SCHOOLwill be opeued in Male Gram msT Jchool No. 2. southwest coujier of Broadway and Bank street onMONDAY, tie 16th inst, at 7 o'cto.:k P. M. t'ertidcates of admission mav be obtained at the Schoolon the opening evening By order, W. D. McJlLTON, Jll eont: ___________^ Secretary. NOTICE IS HEREBYGI-TONTThatThe'suV scriber, of Howard county, bath obtained from the Orphans' Court of Howardcount.v, in .\IaTyIand, letters testamentary on the personal estate of PRIS CILLA H HUE, late ofHoward county, deceased. All persons having claims ag.ainst the said deceased are hereby warnedto exhibit the same, with the vouchers tnereof, to the subscriber, at or before the 15th day of Aprilnext; they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit of the said estate. Given under myhand this Cth day of October. 186S. ARlHUR PUS, olO-law(>i*l__________________________Executor.r|1HlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- i bers hav-^ obtained from the Orphans' Court ofBaltimore city letters tt-stamentary on the estate of AKN W. .^MITH, late of said city, deceased.All persons having claims against said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the sami IGOSCAEFS, Scarfs, SCAKFS. to Adams's for The your Scarfs. Finest Assortment tHe Goto city. ForAdahs, the Practical Shirt Mannfactarer. your Adams, 171 Shirts, Scarfs, and Men's FurnishingGoods. West One BaUimore Strut, below Light street, door ahore Gould's Clock. voucher? . -------- .----------- -.--------, with the thereof, to the subscribers, on or before the 7th day of .fune next^ theymay otlterwise, by 'fit of said estate. All ui... i.ii yii^j vji .JUIIC UCAL, tUC law, be excluded from allbenet_____________ . ,^.. persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment.Given under our hands this 7th day of November, 1863. JA.VIES A STEUART, JOHN FONERDBN, n7-lawlt*l__________________________Executors. IN THI-; CIRCUIT CO.RT FOR HARFORD CO. NTY, 8iTTl"GIN EtlUITV-.jKE DV A.*l' WIFE vs. GF.OKGE M. MclIO.MAS ANU OTHE.KS.-0rdered, this Slst day ofOctober. A. 1'. 1363. ihat tile sales made and n-rein reported by Htevtnson Archer. Trustee for thesale of the real estate mentioned in these proceedings, berai- ftc an-i confirmed, unless cause tothe contrary th reof be 6li<i.0 on or betore the 10th day of Decem- ber rext; p,ovideQ a copy of thisorder be inserted It; tome newspaper printed and pub ish^d in Har- ford c-.-umy, once a week forthree successive weeks btêre the said Kith day of December n -xt, and also in two newspapersprinted and published in iialti- more city, twice a weak for three su-icessive weeks before the saidlOth day of December next. The report states the amount of sales to be $1,650. WM. GALLOWAY,Clerk. U rue copy: Test: _'n4 L<aw3w__________WM. GAyLOWAY, O'erk. BALTiiVlORE LIFE INSURANCECO., No. 7 SorTH SrKEsr. John I. Donalpscs, President. DI&ECTOUS: Robert A. Taylor, S. J. Donaldson,A-. .Aldridge, G. L. Gibson, W G. Harrison, E. F. Chambers, M. A. Cêhaefer, J.I, Donaldson. LivesInsort-d for Years or Life. Annuities granted 1 ndowments mada The Company will execute Trustsunder will or by deed. _______________________0l4-wfc3mt MiiitlUAN MitK iNSUXAiXOE OOMPA.^ flLOF 3TBSXT.J insures agajhst~Lo3es or DaaagVb; Hre, iM ClTi' OR COUNfRY. JAMBS L. ARMSTRONG.Fresidenl DISSCTOSa: Wm Berries, fobn R. Cox, Join W. BraS, ^'m. Welsh, vVm. Knabe. Charles


\^'ebb, 6. H Byrd, tn. Hickley, Wm. j - Ri4;man, facobW tlugg, W. H. Abrahams, *, N. .Mackenzie, d2,1-tfj Henry GrovermsB, 8. R Golibart, John Smith, D.| George H. rferri. J, J. Turner, John Ahern, Wm.Buehler, J. J. Mattison D. Carson, O. W. Slaglo, Amou Green, Jas. D. Mason, VICTOR CLONE'S', Beo'J.Practical Busines Education. Gallagher's Mebcamtile Colllge, 207 & aO'J Baltimore St., bet. Charlesand Light. (Established 1850.) Practical Bookkeeping, Practical Mercantile AITairs, Practical Business"Writing. Open from 9 till I A. M., 3 till 5 and 7 till 9 P.M. Studtmts have the privilege of attendingdayd night. Circulars at the College or sent; hy mail. * Practical Business College for Young Men.The Baltimore Commerciai. Collkub, Corner of Baltimore and Charles Streets, Was chartered in1834, and is now the lari;est, most thorough, practical and complete Busi- ness School for YoungMen in this country. Thorough instruction in Book-keeping, PenmanshiPiCalculations and all thebranch- es of a Practical Business Education, Night Session now Open. Circulars at the Oollege orsent by mail. Paris Cloaks. Paris Cloaks. we will open on Monday, November 23d, choice styles ofPrench Cloaks. Also, French Velvet Cloth, (double-ficed,) Lambs' Wool, Chlnchella, Melton, Albermarleand Beaver Cloaklngs in great variety. An examination is solicited. L. T. Lee, 56'Lexington St., *________one do-jr from Charles. " If -^ TOU WAITT Beautiful Scarfs, GO TO Eaymoijd & Burtos's. +Don't Pail To Get a Box of EoGEEs's Japanese Oil Paste BL-iOKise To-Dav, At Ko. aO jA'. Gay Street.We call the attention of our reatlers to the stock of Jewelry now displayed at the Dollar Store, 84XBaltimore street, and advise them to visit the place and be aston- ished at the beauiifol goods andthe small price asked for them. * 38 38 fj-'UR A iCTIOM,-Mink, Sable and other FURS, A 25 per c:nt. 1-ss than .'iuc-;ou once, and ever-^ article warranted sound aud perfect.. 90 \'rest Ba'- jimore strfcL-t,et the Mineral Water Rooms. A. Kl.M.N h IBST, 'Vlanufacturer of ffurs. nl'i-6t) Ei.LiS c- CO., ENGlPiEERSAND iViA0H1NIST3, 48 HOLUIDAY tXREhT. aX'lLDlNGarid MEi'AIRINGof ill kind'done ffUh T-eatnessand dispatch. 00-27 2aw*m^j !\K,V HOU.-ii<; Ft'R.NISHiNG S i'OS.E. Th^ - ^ public are iavite-a to ca iand ex-amine my st03^ ot Ho-.ise-Furni-hing and Wooden Ware GOO Oh, a' i\o 13r, LkAV 81"., nearBig!^. I aive a fine assîr' mtr-tof I'latedand Atbata SPOONS, i'A'dLEani POCKET cijTleRV, Lumps of ev.-ry kind, anJ a general variety of Goods cheap for cash. -1". lm*i R10HARD ARM'GF.R. RARE CHANCE.A ^, ./"iJ^^Sif TAKS JTOTWBI ..,A!-"J?''"*i*?'''liP P'"i|-'''J'' of one of the oldest sstabhshments in thecity, takes this method to in. '.orm the pubUc of his determination to CLOSE our ais entire stockof RXADTMADE OLOTHItfO, .,,, ,. consisting of OVERCOATS, BUSINESS a^.d FttOCKCOATS, . of all d-scriptions: PANTALOON aSiTvESTS, BOYS' and Yt UT&'s''CLOTHING ENTLEM^|Tg||aNG GOODS. a .I ..*' prices to'suit all! ..?' V ""positively datermin.,d to run the entlr Stock off before New êar, I willtherefore SJSLi; WITHOUT (iEGARD TO COST i.înKSu''p'^'l,*'"'*" " "Î "-"'ediatYyand 8. HBRZBEBG, . t.i .No 2 Mark-tSpaoe, ext door to comer of Baltimor; street. HUNT'S COURT TOILET HOWDKR Iraiidrtsa natural wlnteness to the complexion, sof:; and delicate, is unlike anything else use^ for thispurpose, will Nor Rub Off, and is war ranged not to injure the skin This celebrated ore psratii;!iisagrfetacijuisition to thet>ilet frlc: Hn,-, SOccnis. For sale at A. CROYKAU'S, 171 waitimore street_________o21-1ib*I H'-M.T'S BLO;Oi\l OF R0SE8.-An entire new article, which imparts a beautiful, delicite color


to thH cheek.___ catinotpossiMj be dtttcted, even with a microVcop"-- -ntirely different frem anyother preparation or lips," and is so nalural tHatTts~us5 det ------ B and No. 2.S Market Space. - IV Hp ....''''^*'^'?'""'S north of Second stre'R .IV. B.-Positivelyclo,ifd on Saturdays 3'.2m *LV YOUR GOJUtf2m*| DRY GOODS CHEAF FOK THE ittlLLlON 1^0 .. , JULIUS HIiVBS, ' 163 and lor> North Gay street,' hitfoKif . A . corner of Gay and Exeter, t5. I, V' oppo.ied to a high pri-:ed monopoly of -n^ri.''"''.,*'"'Pîwiilarty in the article of iry uoods.and would announce to his innnmeraole eîfj^^h'? ";, "*""": ii'athe considers ih" pêteut J an^'^lhi1'},r,,''"''*'''l""?'' '>*' unwarrant ^p, and Ihat he has on hand a ar-je and eleffant Jtockof Shawlj, i^lack .vilks.Weri'noe^ used for this purpose, and when once applied,re mains fixed and permanent, and what is more won. Jerful, It wul not wash or rub off It can onlybe ro moved with vinegar or lemon juice; and is warrant sd not to injure the skin. Price 25 cents andonodol. lar. l-orsale at A. OR0YEAU'.j, ITl Ualtimore """t________________________________oSZeolm*!WIUiF'S VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLES A ST N);W FRENCH COSMETIC FOR FRF SERVjNG WlIlTiirvINGAND JJBAUllFy IKG THE COMFLEXION.-Tnis preparation i. composed of "WHITE VI KGiN WAX of th"Brest (luahty, giving the complexion a traasparonl whiteness and the most bewitching beauty, whilthe cor.ip.-nent parts render it harmless to the skin" preseryiii"- it from tan and other impurities.Thii >8 one crthe wonders of the age, and must be seen to be appreciated. Frice25an<i60 cents.'"HU'^Ti ' Po'^fiiocrs, 41 South EiKhth street, two doo" ?.^"y!. V^".-'""'','""' 133 South Seventh streetIhi adeiphia, and.at MR. A. CROYEAU'S, I7i Daltimore St., IJaltimore. o21 eolm*! W" 'hTt! i.,u ii, ii '?,''S""'"* 25 and 50 cents. , , K^ BLOOM OF ROSES, a most perf3t f.^l'i'/i"' "i^.'^hotks or lips, does cotwash off or ii- JHS. the skin Price 25 cants and *1. HUNT'S j^loihs for Ladies' Cloaks. <;assimri, D-=;-St' ?' S*?.*'.. ?"'it< G-.od*c wt;i Paramat- "^fannels, ).\me3tic at such extrem'e'ylow*'t^rTc'^s as-oav^ My who call a;;d purc"i,a.<e fu'.y from 'f to twenty die per cent, from otter retiilers'prices Jnliif,'or n' 5''^J''^="''"'"" hat otter mareha^s ge? 'S^'.f.oi^'^^" g'iyxnf:A Entirely by his orlgiHi ' & wiPh'j,??^,'",''"''' ""'"^ ' inad7hiti 80Topl^ irfghbSr^'ltail1.'S'""' *'"*'* unpopular with Sis "" 'nVstnV\?^"^î7 ..l'"^"?"'iterion. a.d &c Take no- n 9 im* |M:5!nSis;i i^^^||fe-,,^ English Merinoesaud C,.bi%s i.-iîl-A'Sf?'' ^Good Pants Sturf .or 50, T6 SVLê-'idtd^'b'i?: Best quality De l.aines for .'S'J cents; Coi'o'r','Su&.''"'"'''''"""'* '125.anhigh Heavy Utidershirts and Praivers at %^ 28 118imôi'dSilic3at*)-r5, wirthSl H Squareiircche Shawls t "M, v irth $6 Long Brocha ifeawlB al. M, wor "$12 ' Foplu s an* jj^ln alt tiie s(centsA good line of Black and CoI'd Alpacas 5ui"w21e''n' n.Ti^'"" ^: t-î<:es,yery desirable All rt aolen DoLames at ii M.i 60 cents 1 he latest assottmcrt of iUnkef-i m the oil i*e cheafest and the be.-t, ,it ve.-y low prices ^' SSrc?,e'?p^l.^*'"'^' '<" '" "^^'^^f lustrl: w'i? Inaddition t(>lheboTee7iu=i9rite.-<;Wn#s JH feSgTtW'jL'ri "' "'ter'liSS^-aii oTOlf^h were rMfad,inI,i'r,-'5**,''ti faies in New ?ork and ronMf noL^K?""frWîife for (coney, which is the aew "oss'We argument in favor ohheir cheap- worth t3. newcolors at SY and a A CROÊAU'^' "l'???!",";-'*" ""!'" F""'e -i^-îrJLr'iL'll?'' 'Ijgaltimorest. n20 Im} fiill'ia i-n , KO'hUMBUG; b'4'2î^,1^4'*.|-e ?P ,-'Jl?g p^rfo?l\'d.f^= tice of the Sign In front of t^le storl"' ^^^^^^'''' AVSTIN, BALDWIN & CO . Ho. 72 BBOADWAT, OEN^L rcBEias ftu'wARDma agents r if J'""?'"?,' "*?"' I'ackages, &.e., soliSted, fm Liverpool, Havre, iiremeu, Hamburg, and othS points in Europe.


otuer ySTLowest rates procured by steam or sail ves ?Sil___________._________________________022-lm.ULAOK LEAD CRUCIHLKS '----- " ^ AND STOVE POLISH .. .,^.,-, ._ For sale by M. itlTH JH. & ,>foN, 238. CHARLES SI. ., J , "Ole Agents for si)l-roi___________Phenii Mannfaotarlng Co tTuKSK-COVERS ANDBLANKETS-for sal; -* - by T. MACKENZIE & SONS, n- -1., -r.. .. 222 Baltimore street, ware a.^y.^^*^'^?Materials; Saddlery Hard- sieigh Bells; CanTaj.and Felloes. o T-eowSw nOAL AT $8, Jg ail AISD S 75PER 0I!, -' Sard,-Soft and HediumOOKL, _ _, OllM!jE{ii,AND COAL gamioAai Split WOD, andin thestlc)!,CASH. . ..C. W. FORD, Light St.. âr Ln;cbard. BeaiKifni Scarfs, New Styles, Splendid Stock. , Eatmosd &Burton's, 38 West Baltimore street. J Engraved Weddiirg and Visiting Cards. We would call attentionto the elegant styles of Mr. P. M. Mf.rrikes, Practical En- graver, 159 West Baltimore street, which,forperfection of execution, are unsurpassed.* nicssrs. E^ditors: Please iarorm yonr lady readersthat the best place in town to nntl an aEBortuin.nt of Coal Oil Lamps and the very best OoaJ Oil satyour old friend Orimes's Damp and Gas Pixture Store, 6'i Lexington St., near Charles. # 38 ScarfPins. 38 Scarf Piss, From 23 cents To 5. Batmond & BCKTOS, :ij W. B ilUmore st. Cure for Fever andAgue. The CJreat RussiAS Hemedy. ifj(utoj?" Vegetable Tonic.__ A certain cure for the above diseiise;also Dyspepsj , Loss of Appetite, Debility, Heid- acl-e. Neuralgia, &c. For sale at Dr Pai^ TiiR's iJfr!)jUtcJicine S:ore,'No. 20 East Btlti- more t-ireet ____________ * *'Sllailow^ BrookH hre ."ôisy." This isnot the case with a Wileox &Gihbs Sewing Machine, for which a Stiver Medal was awarded at the lateFair of the Mary- land Institute. Ladd & Webster's eelabra- ted Sewing Machines, Faote's Patent Um-brella Lock Stands, Silks, Cotton, Thread, Oil. and all Machine Triittmiugs, at "Walm- SLEY Bros,', 205"West Baltimore street. * The Paris Oazcttc of Fagtiloii. Cloaks! Cloaks! Cloaks! Joy & Co., Xb. 20 NorthQuarhs Street, (Next door above A. (i. Broadbeut's Pry Goods House.) Will open their magnilleentCloak and Man- tilla Booms on Monday, November 2-3d with the largest and most beautiful stock ofimported Cloaks and Mantillas (selected by Mrs. .Toy, who *as just returned per steamer Edinburg,from Europe.) ever before offered m this city. Examination is respec'- fully solicited. jj ' Gray Hairand Baldneis Prevented. LoNDos Hair Color Rksiorer. Restores Gray Hair Without Dyeing. ^1.^^ discovery for the preservation of the human hair is taking the lead of all , hair preparations;besides restoring the color and making hair grow on bald heads, it is a beantilul dressing, keepingthe hair sDft, smooth and flexible, removing .any eruptive disease. Itching, Scurf, Dandruff, &;c.Many who were bald and gray have had their hair permanently restored. Only one preparation.Single bottle, 50 cts.; six bottles, 2 50 K#"SoId by S.^. Hasce. lbs Baltimore st. t Important to allInvalids Couons, Coi.ns, Asthma, BROHoniri.s, "Weak _Brkast, all Pulmosary Oojiplaihts Dr. Swayne'sCompound Syrup of Wild Cherry. -A trial of many years has proved to the world that this remedy ismore effica- cious 111 curing all throat, bjvst and lunir complaints than any hiihe'rtlifaowntoman^Rind, It gives tone and strength to the ar,?.?."' V"^ '"/J'^'^ '''' < deb maêd it acts as a strengtheningalterative. In Hem orrhage from the Lungs "Swayne's Wim Cherry" IS the most safe and proipt stypt'cde"iMtv^cnV/;?''b''\*">r" *y e'haclSFo" aeti.ity, cnngh, hectic fever and purulent expectorat on, it is,without exception, the best medicine extant, oftentimes curing Jhe most obstinate oases, which had


bafhedeverv expedient of human skill. Prepared only by Dr bwAYKE fcSos. Philadelphia. Sold by S. .v.I/anre and Thomsen di Blick. Bait ^ ZihesunT^ TBE WAR IN WEST VlRGlJiLl. Confederate Attack ona "IVagou Train, On Monday last a wagon train was started from Burlington, in Hampshire county,"West Virginia, ten miles west of Komney, und er a gnard of some two or three hundred men, de-tachments from the Fourteenth "Virginia and Second Maryland. The Wheeling Kegister says: Whenabout fonr miles from Burlington the train was attacked by M'Neil's icon, 5?hen a sharp skirmishensued, in which DlAeil had two or three men killed and a number wounded. The Federal loss wastwo or three killed and twenty or thirty wounded, from one hundred and fifty to two hun- dredhorses, and a number of wagons, stores, &o. The train was permitted to pass unmo- lested unlilthe reai wegou came up wii.l tne rear ot M'Neil's force, when a volley was hred into the front of thetrain. This must have been intended as a signal, for n--) sooner was this move made than the v/hole of M'Neil's force made their appearau-je, and commsnced a desperate attack upon thf wholeline of the train. Iîeut. George H. Hardman, of Co. C, 14th Virginia, who was riding m the front,gave his men orders to deploy and defend themselves acd the train, and while clieeiing his menforward v/as pierced through the heart with a musket ball and fell from his horse. Capt, Jeffers, (Co.B., 14th Ta.,) of Preston connty, had his horse shot frcn msd.-r him, but escaped unhurt. Wm.Gard.-ier, (private of Co. O, 14th Va,,) of Monongilia county, was "killed. About 25 of M'Neil's men, whohad concealed themselves in an old house near by. at this moment rushed upon the train, cutthe horses loose, filled their saddle- hags with provisions, and then destroyed the wagons. In themeantime word of the attack had reached Burlington,and reinforcements were immediately sentto assist the Federals and save the ;train. M'Neil put off with his horses, provisions, &c., and eludedhis pur- suers. Gen. Averill received information of the affair and sent out a scûad of meu fromNew Creek, who succeeded in capturing about twenty of M'Neil's men. The remain"' der of theConfederates escaped, although at last accounts they were closely pursued by a cavalry force sentfrom New Creek. From Bumside's Army, Severe Fighting in East Tennessee Gen. liougstreet Attachedby Gen. Bnrnside isaturday Afternoon Union Forees Pall Back Dcgi>er.-ite Cliarges Kepulsed SnuciayKigUt Heavy Con- feiratc Losses .4. Great Battle Ex- pected at ICnoiville. We published a dispatchyesterday giving an account of a severe flght near Kinston.Tenn., between a portion of Guner.alBnrnside's .forces and those pf the Confederates, The following additional details have been tele-graphed to the New York press: GEW. BURKSIPE FIC+HTINO LONGrSTREET. Knoxrille, Tenn., Nov.17. Gen, Longstreet, after crossing the Tennessee on Saturd.ty morning, I4!h instant, was attackedin the af- ternoen by Gen. Burnside, who drove the advance guard back to within a mile of theriver's edge by nightfall, Longstreet cross3d the remainder of his troops during the night, and onSunday morning advanced in force. General Burnside, finding it împossible to cope with him withthe smal> force at his disposal, fell back to Lenolr, the rear guard skirmish!.-g heavily with the enemythrough the day. Three desperate charges we-e made upon our position.^ during Sunday night,but they were handsomely repulsed. On Monday morning General Burnside evacuated Lenoir, but


owing to the energy with which the rebel pursuit was kept u>,, determined to give them a decidedcheck, and accordingly came ift'.o line of battle at Camphell's Stition, when a flght ensued, lastingfrom late in the forenoon until dark. Our first position commanding the road from both sides, theinfantry deployed in front of this, and were soon attacked by the enemy, who made several gallantcharges, who finally succeeded, by outflanking our men, in driving them to the cover of the bat-teries, which now opened a terrific and de- btuclive fire, Tiie rebels r,; :rd befo,^- i. gave -TVCV7, .^ndeveuLwîij i-,.11 1,-1? to the river. It was now three o'clock in the afternoon. The rebels showing adesire to renew the attack, and having brought three batteries to their assistarce. General Burnsidefell back to a more desirable position and age in gave iheai battle. The contest continued, closirg atnightfall, with our troops in poi- session of their own ground. The object of the flght having beenattain- ed, and as the detention of the rebels had tnabltd our trains to get all In advance, our ti-oopsfell b.sck during the night, and earlv Tuesday morning reached Knoxville, where a ereat battle isexpected to be fought lo- mcriow. Yesterday the rebel advance guard attacked our outposts nponthe London and Clin- ton roads, and he-Avv skirmishing continued i'll diiy. This morning the attackwas re snmeo when the foe which set in during the night had lifted. The rebels, finding it im- possibleto drive our men with infantry, brought several gnns into position, and pour- ed in a flap king fire. Inthe afternoon they brousht forward a heavy force of infantry once m"bre, and, afier a brief skirmish,charged our position. A terrific hand-to-hand conflict occurred, both sabres and revolvers beingnsed on both sides. Our men fought with the ereatest gal lantry, but at last were compelled to fallback about a third of a mile to a strong line, T."MC-'ii "ill-"-' r.C'.Cl to-niirht. ' We have"to regrerTsiW0tirl3ing of Oed. Sanders and Captain Sikes, of the cavaliy, who commanded the ouinost. TheGeneral's condition is critical. Lieut. Col. Smitte, of the Twentieth Michigan, was killed at Camp bell'sStation. Our loss in that I'-ht was between two and three hundred On'- .''"'^* to- day will not exceedone hundred and flftv.- Theenemj's loss on Monday, owinc to'the severe flre of our artillery."couldnot h-ive been less thun a thousand. Their loss to-day IS estimated at four or five hundred OeneralShacklework had a brisk fight on bunday with the rebels on the other side of the Holsten, three milesfrom here. He kept them m check and at night they disappeared. Our men are in the best of spiritsand per- lecbly confident of success to-morrow. Supplies for Union Prisoners at Rlcli> niond. Thestatement that the Confederate authorities had refused to permit food and clothing to be sent tothe Union prisoners in Eiehmond is, it seems, untrue. The Wash ington- atar thus explains the factsin the case;

"p u. xijtrfio.", - VE-i'fiRIP NAKY SURGEON, Mo^. I ^ RKVEEENCSS. ^lf^>^ Johnston * JJro- Henry R.WUsod thers. aauners, '^ w. D, Johnatou, Eso , i-has, e,ilaicS.E, -._-. _. ---------, J5 John ilrannon, Esq.,Charles Hoffman, Esq.. Robt, Gilmore, Jr., Er3 RICHMOND ST., dm ^ cfl if'fl'*?^''n oMing. Oopy then--------. iisb S;as?S '.V.i'^' "f""' *^W1J 'n '"Liv- ,i" .r'^'.'i^'- . and the 6nB .v* nnn th. 'Ors cui numker ftC.sa JnSle <imiiB"elhere ^^ *"<="" '** "P""" the <Jio=r8,U, idllhe Auction S.1,.,. B I2t*J ^** '" '' î""* Gy


street, ** "'^ CMBM ot Say and fiKcter. OLAKf)) GUOUHD BONKl afjuso, PHosruAwsw GKOSK* JSOSil!,phosPjuates, ,,,., , FifHLIZEa ^ffl^ >hrhtst..ne^^"fen, hl-l u^ Hr'BION ELWrn restore. l nk;r;,^J3 ?''*"" 'k de, natural nd life ^ /."'^'^ **'"f*" "eJthiJie. Try it. "**"' 8.8. iarin1.:.B.itimo,. The Ciboinkati PorkTRADE.-The Cin- cinnati Price Ounent of Wednesday says- On Monday, the tlesire to buy on the partof packers increased and aa-advanceof 25 ner cemal was established, the market cleans buoyant at6 50a6 78 for 200 pounds averagf and up-ward. Yesterday the receipts vvefe light, and the marketquite excited 80 =0 was refused for a lot averaging 200 poiiud's and St- was asked. We quote themarket closing with bu.vers at (! 7oaS7 for lots ave ragu.g 200 pounds and upward, but the fewoaered did not^ furnish enough to establish the market, were last season The receipts are less thanVliey i,np tti this date,but are htr/- er than they were in 1S37 and IfeOl, It was stated yes- IToion,had been piBS FEET ANI. THII'E- X U rirkimhegkqmUity forssteibT DIX acSTEmER. sS-tf} .WMiiO .1 .e-Delawabb Eleotiou terdy th.ot Mr. Smiths-....... .., û oeei elected to Coiigress from Delaware withoooppo.itioB, th, democratic candidate, Mr Brown, having been withdrawn the day be' fore the election.-' ^ New Castle county giyes Smithers 4 014 votes, and Brown 6 votes. In sii districts of Kent conntySmithers has l,27i; Totee^Brnwn Sî*;;, I" ^ districts of SusTex'couiUy- Smith erg has t44 vote^ andBrawn 7 votes Thb CiaAPA Kinif APPi.f Cash, The late arrest of tie Hon. Mr, Giddings, the UnitedStates Consul General of Canada, was made m Montreal, at the instance of Wm L^d S?,?,' T^^^-.T"'^"^'""ir notorYou. for h?s ultra abolition agitation in this connt?i and his subsequent recantationof his dSc' trine, Eedpaih claims 30,000 damages for Mr'^r iSS^^'J; f^^" ^^"'"^ Paperf o^n6ri?e ^^-G'dd'ng* from any impropsr purpos*. i?-Th skeletons of three Iîan, hav. been due .p i Hamilfo.street.I?iw Have" W e learn through recent correspondence - 'i^ IV-Y^ ^''" ^'' P.ichmond-betweenEo- tiêitOuld, rebel exchange commissioner, and (jeii. lYiereoiih, our exchange commissioner,which has reached this city, that the rebel authorities are faithfully "executing their r " '5'^?v ",^'P O""" ""oo. Pri.<-o;iera ia their hands, the food and clothing the government has forwarded toRichmond to that end. î, .1 ,^ obligation under which he was se- Gf n.^, " w"''i''*S ^^^ ^"PPlie-' inquestion, hi,^ U-^.i""''"" *'^- '=l'^n that dity from nS^P,^ '?'^*"' e,o'P'ains that General Dow. "he KellfT 'i''*^"'" ""-'* ' ' "" Tisits to ffoori?blc?'^- 5'',!""' <o distributing the fh ,;, ^"'''* himself with iuvestlgltirgthire wi^f T""^- ''^"^^ ''"^ commlfs-iriat it a,!d i,i.\""'''"F '^'^'^^ P"'= concerning er o ?I L*'/'='"iJ8*'"'snrreptitious bear er o. a letter from the island. These allesa. t ons Genera) Dow denies with ereatemnf t Ihe ll ,^S h J""* "L^^" ^^*1 commiss-iriat on it w-ts n t.rp/S"'* ""' not avoid hearing, a Meso^Vomî^' V- "^^ (prisoners) in fond c.fflcers,&c. '^ *""* '" *'"' P''ence of reb.l Uninu''nffi.l'"''/'/,''''^snbstitnted a board of soeetor t? "~;*^'?''"''^- Von Schrader, In- spector General of our 14th Ar,-ny Corps, Col. Cil I F R^'i'^V,^" Y- ^ li-.v, and L'letlt Arnv'p-;,-^.*?" Q?rtermaster to our 20th que-t'ioS3":Ji"";^ ^''O distributions in ?i"v , f f^.'rh .i"-'^'*!*'?" o 'a.rge is thequan- mun ai nnir t'".î' *"*'" "ci-ived, as that he ?aVed.?Ce ''^" ^ "^'^ boards to aid that Orr Hospital Department here (Ac'ino- ?o 1SdmS';^"'"*' ^4"^! "^^ <' ' fo*wa?d to cu? ?^f^ .-""V *'"' "to"^ tl"'^ furnished lo'orl^lt 4^""^^ ' Kichmondby the omum;^^ ^^f '^f'^^ authorities will not wiiMn "'^-?>* to accompany the goods m ^ es fi'' ,';"^


jobrtltutfrg "rebercom- tnfce boati meet.'' '*'^''' ''^"'' ""> '"'^-^f" sto^'!!'ll'i,^''l,'f^",*''^'" ^^^ "I'o-'^ til"the f , .,1 i, *'" .' "e'ênel authorities had re- fo,^rt ,^7-"-*^' ^"^ ^^" eov.rnment to send uit to t.nionprisoners at Richmond is nn 1 ev!; thVr?^''* 1* difflcnlt, indeed, to bi- iie-ve that the rebel authoritieswere such l*Sôn J^J "h ?r"^"^' ^ to refuse us p.rmis ai.msr/"^" those they are unable to Sed 19 s?arvai^." " """* oSh.rwls. perish A dispatch to the New York Times, dated Washington, leth, says:T^f,*^VP'^^<^^,'"'<'^':<i<:eirei here to-day from i>, 2^' '. .Richmond, that forty-eight IhorTZf "tlo#;entby our government fSr ffom tK ^'""^ P"^''"" 'I'^f beMi landed trom the steamer and were beingdTOibuted. The refusal of the rebel authorities to receive them arose from a misapprehension ora mis use of a word. The request for permission to land commissary stores was either actual- lywritten or understood to be "commissa- ries." The rebel government refused to let any such ofHcersenter Richmond; but on the explanation that that phraseology was intended to describe food,they consented te the reception and distribution of the rations. I' I-----------------------------------------.Letter from Geitysburg. Correspondence of the Baltimore San.) Qbttysburo, Pa., Nov. 19. TheConsecration of the National Cemetery Re- marhs of President Lincoln and Secretary Sear ard Scenesand Incidents. The two special cars fnruished by the officers of the Baltimore and Ohie RailroadCompany one for the convenience of Gover- nor Bradford and his aids, ana the eihtr for the nseof Baltimore city council arrived here about U o'clock last night. The Presi- dent, with SecretariesSeward and Usher, Postmaster General Blair, and others, had arrived previously. The j^resldent andparty were serenaded by the band of the Fifth New York Artillery, from Baltimore, at the residenceof David Wills. The President, in response, desired to be excused from speak- ing. Mr. Seward invadea brief speech. He said; ".f'e;?ou'-Ci"(ircns I am now sixty years old and upwards. I have been inpublic life, practically, forty years of that time, and yet this IS the first time that ever any peopleor commnnityso near to the border ot .M;)ry. land was found willing to listen to my voice. Andthe reason was that I saw, forty years ago, opening before this people a grave-yard that was tobe filled with brothers falling in mutual political combat. I knew that the cause that was hurryingthe Union into that dreadful strife was slavery, and when I ele- vated my voice, it was to warn thepeople to remove that cause while they could by con- stitutional means, and so avert the catastro-phe of civil war which has fallen upon the nation. "I am thankful that yon are willing to hear meat last. 1 thank my God that I believe this strife Is going to end in the removal of that evil, whichought to have been removed by peaceful means and by deliberate coun- sels. I thank.my God forthe hope that this is the last fraternal war which will fall upon the country," &c. Messrs. Homer,Root, Havward and others, of the Baltimore Musical Association, also serenaded the President,when he again excused himself from sp aking until to-day. The weather this morning was verypleas- ant, and at an early hour the streets of Getty s burg were thronged with many thousands.In the lengthy procession to the cemetery. Major General Schenck and staff, and the military fromBaltimore, were quite promi- nent. The President and members of the cabinet were on (.horseback,surrounded by Chief Marshal Lamon and his aids, and his tall presence was conspicuous to every


eye. A spacious stand was erected npou the cemetery grennds, and the military were formed inline extending around, the area between the stand and the military being occupiecl by civilians,comprising about 15,000people,and including men, women and children. The altendanee of theladies was ouito large. The military escort comprised one squtidron of cavalry, two batteries ofartillery and a regiment of Infantry, being the regular personal escort of honor paid to the highestoffi- cer in the service. The exercises were commenced about 12 o'clock.-with an eloquent prayerfrem tne Rev. Thomas H. Stockton, chaplain of the United States Senate, after which there wassolemn nuisic from the band. The Hon. Ed-xard Everett, the orator of the day, -s^-as then introducedby Marshal Lamon, At the conclusion of the oration an original hj-mn, composed by J. B. Percival,Esq.. was sung in an admirable manner by the members of the Balîmoie Musical Associa- tion.The President then delivered the following dedictitory remarks: "Four score and seven years agoour fathers brought forth npon this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty and dedicatedto the proposition that all men are created equal. Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testingwhether that nation, or any other jiatioja so conceived and su dedicated. can jv.-e -ndure. W aremet on a j;iâ,t battle-field of that WRrj we are met to dedicate a portion ef it as the final resting-place of those who here gave their lives that that nation' might live. H is iaiogether fitting and proper that We should do this. But, lu a larger sense, we cannot dedicate, we cannot couse crjite, wecannot hallo-,v this ground. Thi brave men, living atd dead, who struggled here, have consecrated itfar above our poot liower to add or to (Jetract. The world wil; little note nor long remember what wemay sayheic; but it can never forget what the. did here. "It is for ns, the.living, rather to be dedi catedhere to the unfinished work that thei hare thus far so nobly carried on. It is rath er for us here to bededicated tn the irrea task remaining before ns; that from these Brnored dead we take increasedd. yotiou o that cause for which they here âve thn las full mf,isure of devotion; that we here m-.h-ly resolve that those dead shall not have died in vain. That the nation shall, under God have a newbirth of freedom; and that gov- ernments of the people, by the people and Jor the people, shall notperish from the earth," Long cfiutinued applanse,} Cheers were proposed and heartily given forthe President and the Governors of the several States. After another dirge bad been snng the ben-ediction was pronounced. A salute was then flred by the artillery, and the procession returned toGettysburg, whej-e the President was visited by a large liam'oer of persons, to each of whom heoffer- ed his hand. Among the distinguished persons on the platform -were the following: Gov. Brad-ford, (.f Mari land; Governor Curtin, of Penn- sylvania; Governor Morton, of Indiana; Gov, Sejraour,otNew York; Governor Parker, of i", w .Tersey; Governor Tod, of Ohio; ex-Gov, Denn!o."; ^ Ohio; JohnBrough, Governor , elect of Oiiio; ni;:""'^ '' '.^ Schenck, Stahl, f Doublodav and Couch; .T^'^' 'iS'^-Q^hhon ,snd Provost Marshal Genefal -' "x-Gov. c - The Draft in the Second and Third Congres- sionalDistricts As before announced, the draft in the second and third Congressienal districts will beginon Monday,and continue from day to day until the full quotas are drawn. In the city but one wardper day in each district will be drawn, and on the day following each drawing the parties drafted


will be notified. Ir. the third district, to prevent confuslouand waste of time, the notices will benumbered, and fifty will be required to report each day; that Is, from number one up to fifty willbe heard on the first day,and fifty each day thereafter until the whole number drawn for the waidshall be gone through with. The time allotted to persons is fifteen days from the date of the draft ofeach ward, so that time may be had to settle np business affairs before the conscript is required toreport. The drawingof the second district will take place at No. 3 South Exeter street, at the cornerof Watson street, an.t ihe drawing of the third district at No. '2(1 Holliciay street. The whole numberto be drafted in the second district is 2,400, which includes fifty percent, above the actual num-ber required,'o make up for deficiencies by exemptions. The following is a tabularstate- mentof thesecond district, showing the actual quota, the fifty per cent, and the total number to be drafted:Baltimore City. Arlual Quota. FifiJ per Cect, Wards, 1........ 2........ 3........ 4........ 5........ 6........ Total. m69 70 . Total, 189 207 25S 147 240 240 211 497 1,492 Baltimore County. Actuai^ Qaota. Fifty perCent, 10.............. 11............. 12.............. Total............ 265 Harford Conaty. Dlstricta. Actual Quvtt*. FhtJ1.................... 52 2.................... 63 3.................... 84 4.................... 63 5.................... 75 6.................... 4810 30 8 28 11 34 45 IM 9 27 18 64 30 90 131 39G per Cent. T"tl 2 78 SI 94 42 126 33 93 38 113 2472 193 578 Tot.al............ sed It will tbuebe seen that the number actually required of the seconddistrict.will be 1,045, or 8-il less than the number ordered to be drafted. As soon as the drawing forthe seven wards of the city comprised witiiin the district is completed.the draft will go on for thedistricts in Baltimore and Harford counties. The third district comprises the remainder of the city,from the eighth to the twentieth wards, inclusive. The whole number required in this district is2,103. which, with fifty per cent., cr 1,051 added, makes a total of 3,1.53 to be drafted. The followingare the wards, with the actual number, the fifty per cent., and the aggregate numbers that will bedrafted from each: Wanie. Actual Quota. 8....................137 ...........'iOo ...........179 ...........176 ...........87 ...........159 ...........155 ...........198 - ...........213 ...........134 ...........179 ...........151 ...........130 9... 10...11... 12... 13... 14... 15... 16... 17... 18... 19... 20... Fifty per Cent. Total. 63 205 103 303 89 263 88 20443 130 79 213 77 232 99 297 107 320 67 201 - 90 269 75 226 65 195 1,0.^)1 3,153 SaJaof i'l-f^rfy.-IVtr. Samuel H. Ooyer, anctioiieet, sold on Thursday afternoon, on the premises, a lot of ground onSouth Paca. street, having a front of 15 ieetand depth of 1)5 feet to Elbow lane. It Is improved by atwo-story brick dwelling-honse. No. 170,witli back building, and was purchased by Pat- '"'/*.S"'"''"'"'1.1'0, subject loan annuity 01 jo. A lot on the east side of Ensor St., near Eager, 13 feet 4 Inches frontand 129>J - feet deep to Stirling street, improved by a three-story brick dwelling house, 183 Eusorstreet, and a two story and attic brick dwelling-house on Stirling street, was purchased by .TamesMcGraw for ?l,260. subject to an annuity of 34. A lot in Fremoat street, 12 feet front and 85 feet deep,improved bv a three-story brick dwellinghouse. No. 177. was purchased by Ann iVlurray for SeOO.subject to an annuity of S30, A lot of ground on the east side of Lewis street, near Mulli- kin, 12 feetfront and 40 feet deep, Improved , by a two-story and attic brick dwelllng- '"'H'"'^ purchased by Mr.Seidenstricker lor jr225, subject to an annuity of S3. A lot of ground on the south side of Ramsey


St., ne^r Parkin, Ufi feet front and 70 feet deep, improved by a two-story and attic bricfc dwellinghouse, was purchased by Martia I avnnagh for $225, subject to an annuity of $25 87^. The lot nextadjoining, of the sams dimensions, and with like improvements, was purchased by the same partyfor t-227 50, subject to an annuity of $25 87ji. The lot next adjoining, of the same dimensions, andwith like Improvements, was purchased by Joseph M. Shackleford for $140, subject to an annuityot S-J9 6i)i. New SkeriJ' of Baltimore CoK(y, Daniel S. Armstrong, E,q., the newly elected sheriff ofBaltimore county, on Tuesday last bonded, took the necessary oath and entered upon the dischargeof his duties. His bond is in the sum of if 25,000, his sureties being Jos. Walker, George Ellicott, JuliusLewis Sauter, Chris- tian Sauter and Henrv Frautz, We under- stand that he has apjoiated E A. Talhott,Esq , formerly sheriff of Howard county, as clerk, and will retain the present deputy and wardenof the jail, rowscwoitoj Ado. Accident. Ye'eteieux forenoon an aged lady named Ann Hejster, at thecorner of Bond and Baltimore streets, wa? run down by a. dray, which passed over her legs. Thedr.ay was driven by a negro man named Jacob Greenwood. Oflicer Durkre took her home, whileofflcer Kanffman arrested the driver and brousht hit" to the station-house. H was subsequentlyreleased. Capture of Prises. The revenue steamer Hercules, Lieut. J, G. Baker, commanding, arrivedat this port yesterday, after a cruts down the Chesapeake bay. She cantured two prizes, both ofwhich were laden with ammunition, drugs, &c. The officers also captured a Confederate soldier,who, with the vessels, was delivered to the military au- thciities at Point Lockout, - Refugees from theSoutlt. John Martin, John W.Slocombe and Samuel Knight, all refugees from the South, appearedat the military provost marshal's office yesterday, and being subjects of a foreign goverumeut,signed the usual parole and were released. Aiding Soldiers to Z)er(, Michael Welsh, charged withaiding soldiers to desert, was arrested yesterday and locked np in the military prison to awaittrial. " - Church Dedication. The new Methodist Pro- testant Church at the corner o Broadway andMonument street will be dedicated with the usual relfgious services to-morrow. Frucre<ilnee of theL'ouru. Criminal CcK.'t Judge Bond A. Stij Jr,, State's Attorney. The cases of I Cullen and five others,indicted for attempt- ing to poison Micnael Donovan with orotoa oil, was again called. Dr, D:iyletestified that Donovan was too ill to be present; he was suffering from gastrtty, &c. The cases weraagain postponed to Friday next. Julia Jackson, Louisa Williams and Hesi- tijUnr, MRliel Wright, ofIndiana; ex-Gov. Pel'rpont, West vfrginlfl; Mrs. Commander Henry ,. .------. ------- "-......-------. ^.i^^ry A. V\ ise, danehter of Hon. Edward Everett. In the afternoon,afterthe dedication,there was considerablespeaking, Gov, Seymour, of New lork, presented a handsome silk re- gimenttil standard to the 5thNew York regi- nent, on behalf of the merchants of New \ crk city. He said: "The love of our wholeccunlry, without reservation, vras not incon- sistent with that perfect and generous loy- alty to loveand beproudof vourown State." He charged them to bear the flag trium- phantly In battle, &c. MajorGen. Schenck also made an address on the occasion. A representation from Baltimore city firedepartment, under Chief Engineer Holio- way, -was in the procession, each member bearing 9. flag.President Lincoln and oartv Ijft Gettys- bnrg lor Washington late in the evenioo- in a special train. N'd


trains were nermitted to leave town until after the President's depar ture, and thousands of citizenswee unablo to leav-; for their homes until the "next morning. The whole number of remains alreadyin- terred in the cemetery is 1,183, of which 006 are from States known, and 532 unknown In the lotappropriated to Maryland there are 15 graves, most of them with the name of the deceased on aheadboard. -----------------<**>------------ . Warlike Preparations In Russia. The New Yerk Times publishesthe follow ing extract from a letter dated St. Peters burg, Oct. 30: The war preparations colttinne'here upon a scale unprecedented in the history of Rus- sia. An immense recruitment has been or-dered throughout the Empire. Very large earthworks and stone forts have been coii- structtd atthis place, Cronstadt, Heslino- fors, "V'iborg and other places. Theoldgranit- forts at Cronstadt areto be covered with 12 inch rolled-iron plates. Ten or twelve monitors, and two or threr iron-clads,of a different construction, hav been ordered, and will be ready for sea ir May or June next. Largequantities of cannon, and shot an shell have been ordered from England, an will come overlandduring the winter, AI the government shops are being enlarged and evfry effort is making to renderRnssi ind.pendent of other countrie&io war ma terii-1, i-s the is already in food and clothin- tor herarmies. On the first appearance of the war cloud the Russians dreaded it very much,althougl theywere determined to do their utmost ti- sustain the Emperor, if it came to that. No A' bo's ever, thefeeling has entirely changed and they do not dread it at aU. In fact, 1 think they rather court it thanotherwise. Alexander's popnlirity ii immose, and increasingevery day. He is now visiting tht southernportion of his empire, but is ex pecied to return to St. Petersburg in a fe-s' dajs. ------------------------- ** -------------------_ ThH EmAHOIPATIOH PROOLAJCATIOIf. The origia) copy of the PresidonVs emanelpation proclamation, h.aa been awarded to T B. Bryan, of Chicago, for the sum of $3,eo. K^'The NewYork papers record the death of The Rev. Oliver O'Hara, late curate of the Church of the ImmaculateOonceptien. Total...........3,103 .,..._ Alter the druft, the conscripts and the sub- stitutes so draftedwill be sent to Mason's Island, near Georgetown, where the conscript camp will be established.Every man drtttted will be subjected toa surgical examination, ai;.d those who are deemed unfitfor effective duty will be thrown out. The actual quota requires one out of every six and a halfof the wôleI>umbe^ of the first class, from w hich the draft wtli b made. Jria:îrtvnt ft'oilrorf^f'^.iîges. The time-table^ or the Baltimore and Ohio railro;td, inelud" ing the Parkersburg line andthe Washing- ton branch, have all been revised for the winter schedule, and important changesma^r, :o tiiise fllectto marrow, I'ne morum-i- troiu for the West will start at 9 o'clock, in stead of -J.^,inaking the same connections lio-WCTer, as at present. The niirht express train for the West will startat 9,:30, instead of 8 30. These trains will connect "with th- latest trains from Philadelphia atid Wash-ington. * On theWashinglon branchtwoofthemorn- mg trains, it will be noticed, start lat^r, while aseventh d:uiy passenger train will be added, leaving Baltimore at ten minute- past 7 A. M., reachingWashington at 8.45. in time tor offici.-,l hours. This train.ln returning, leaves Washington at half-pastfour P M, and reaches Baltimore at 6.10 P. M , and ;s ijjtended fOr the aocorrmndation of goverp-ment clerks and other oflJcial parties who desire to sojourn in Baltimore on account of its greater


comforts and economy. 'The cora- ).any is rapidly extending its commutation jystem.by which thetravel between the two cities is already much facilitated. The mrtst salutary improvements are beingmade upon the whole route between Ne-w iork an* Washington, by which, under the new schedule,the inconvenient and annoy, mg changes of cars in Philadelphia, and the squeezing throughthe Oamden and Amboy funnels are avoided. Some ten miles of the new double track betweenBaltimore and ?Washington are also nearly ready to be brought iflto use, and a similaj eijiiirir.o'^îuL f^.eronie is S'Jir.g maae upon the roads north of Baltimore embraced in the line. A Patal Casualty.Yesterday forenoou.about ten o clock, an unfortunate accident occurred, resulting in the death ofa little child. As the evidence disclosed before Coroner Sparklin, it appears that Mr. Frank Ort wasgoing toward Canton with an empty cart. He was solicited by some children, three in number, toallow them to ride down, they having been in the habit of visiting the ship- ^-'ds to gather chips. Heallowed them to gei""in nnu 7hen near the bridge at Harris's creek," he left his n.u"";" '<"" minuteto speak to a friend. During that momr"* '''"/ '5*>-'he the express train of cars on the Phlia^.^'Pliiai corn for fattenin'ghogs "and 'caTtiS" I's* "v^r? roatJ; he ran to his horse, but toolaie tojrt^ 'malj:the amonnt of old corn In the country curra. Wary Mowell, bawdy house not guiltT coniessed hyState. John L. Livingston, indicted for the larceny of S40, the property of J. W. Engle. Un- der curâ.The case of Frank Waltermyer,indiotedfor arson, was removed to Baltimore county. Mary Wilson,indicted for larceny of two shirts, valued at S5,the property of Washing- ton Rider. "Verdict, guilty. Ajury of inquisition refused to find Peter McVeigh a lunatic and panper. The court adjourned until to-day. Orphans' Courf.-Letters testamentary oa the estate of John Corner were granted to AnnMi.riaCornor, and administratton oa the estate of Matthias Murphy to tiatharine Murphy. The petitionof Ellen .lohnson vs. Elizabeth Johnson, administratrix oi J. d. Johnson was,after examination ofwitnesses, dismissed with costs. A petition or caveat against the probate of the will of Martha T.Browne was filed by R. J. Brent, counsel for Charles E Brown. United States District Coitrf. Judge Giles.The United States vs. the_fchooner Mary Julia, seized by Lieu-.'Baker for violation of . r-vrnneluws.Decree of condemnation and, sale ordered. The United States Circuit Court will be in session to-day. Before Commissioner Hansn.-Conn Burke, cbaiged with enticingsoldiers todesen, gave bail inS6C0 for a further hearing. An additional witness was examined in the case of Greenleaf Johnson,heretofore ra- ported, Court of Common Pleaj, Judge King,___ I\ ortbern Central Rail xay Companyvs. Wm. Carey appeal from Logan. Not concluded. Curtis & Post vs. John DillHhnnt, Inqui- sition filedtor plaintiff for .Sl49 70 Assignment to day, 415 to end of-docket. Mi>rVor fow(.--JuUee Martin, Thepetit jury for the second three weeks of the term was discharged finally. Assicnioenlfor Monday. No-.030, 6:i3. 734. (lO, 7.04, 756, 815, 838. M9 985, 1,00:!. 1,007. Oaptains Fltnn axd Sawyer. We leara tiiatthe rebel authorities, incerrespondenoo with cur EuthoTitis at Fortress Monroe, oeny that they arenow treating Captains H.irnn and Sawyer In aipy way differently Irom any other Union prisoners heldin Rich- mond, except that they are kept separata from their companions in misfortune. They arethus held, it will be remembered, on account of our execution of WcGraw ard Cor- bm. rehel spies.


Brigadier General William H.FitzhnghLee, (General J<obert E. Lee's son,conimo.nlj CBllcd Eooney Lee,to distin* Viso ,jn from the other rebel Brig. General riizhngh Lee,) and Captain I'yler-not Win- der, asthe newspapers say, by mistake-no-w helttas hostegesforFlynn and Sawyer, are confined, in commonwith other rebel prisoners, m Fort Lafayette, and ar-s-iu all respects treated as the others ere leas'!.Star. -----------:------------- t < , ^1 . --------------,. , The, Fall Crops, The report of t1e Com-, î.*"?!'"?"" '"' ,,**"' Agricultural Deptirtment for October shows the tall crops just sown to be full average crops,both in amount and appearance. The condition of the fattening hogs in the Western States is notas favorable as usual, owing to the prevalence of the hog cholera; the production of sprghum hafallen off three and a quarttr million gallons, owing to the eatly frost; the value of frosteil vent theengine from striking the cart, which w^ upset, and one of the children killed. His name was JohnHeiter, aged near five years, son of John Heiter, residing at No, 58 Essex street. The jury rendered averdict of 'accidental death," Policsinan Sables had arrested Mr. Ort, hut npou the rendition of the-verdict, he was discharged by thecoron- ^f'., f""' Dwindle was called on to attend the cuiui, but r,eCould do nothing, the skull being fractured. The Pirst National Bank in Baltimore. Ar" rangfiMcntshave been completed to estab- lishfhe "Fii'Jt National Bankof Baltimore," -upon the plan ot J.heSecretary of the Treasu- ry, apj.roved at the JaSt session of Congress, The maximurn capita OJ" theinstitution will oe one million of dollars, Jo be Increased when deemed proper by those ."U control.All ;he stock, it is said, has been taken, and offers to subscribe nearly another millio":; have beenrefused. The company will be organiz- ed under a charter already procured a short time since. Thebasis on stock deposited for lhe_bank is principally United St:ites treasury five-twenty bonds andother govertimont fnyJJlh' ^"T "^ **= leading financial men oi the city haveprojectedand will carry intoojieration the new bank. ,.411 Addition to our Steam Jftirtjn, Mesr A L, Huggens and Captain AlbertLeague have just added to the steam marine of B.iltimore aprojellerof one hundred and twenty-live ions burthen, to be commanded by Ca'ptain League. The steamer has seen service, and wasimrchased from parties in St. Tho- mas. She hts,, just uiiuergone thorough repair at the handsof JohnWells k Soni en- gineers; James L. King, ship joiner; James Stewart, painter, and Messrs, Cooper A;Sli- cer, ^hlp carpenters. She is a fine vessel schoonfr rigged. J?f-i"</itus i?ec;;jon. At the OonvenLof th- V.'"5H'''j" Prederick, on the 13th instant .uiss Mary Stanislaus Spaldlng was admitton to thereligious profession. Miss Agnes Mai- vini. I'f New York, and Miss Louisa Dough- erty, ol Lancaster,Pa., received the habi- .ana veil, with the naines of Sister Mary Ch- cella ai d Sister Mary Eulalia.The ceremo nie>- were performed by Rev. Father Ward b.J,as,.istedby Rev. Father O'Oallaghan;t>. .l.who delivered addresses on the occa- Sl;li. S/-,/.r^tfM. The weather stm continue ill su tiedFor tie greater paj-t of yesterda, th- v.-,nd was from the south, but before night It changed to thenortheast, and the clonus gathered thick and dark. The tem perature was nnnsnally mild for theseasoM t,,Vj'f Vi,*v* ""*" " ''lange in the tempera- ture, and it became much cooler, which was moreagreeable than the almost sultry at mospt-.ereof the day. '' Diatk of ailinistor.-Tb Rev. Edwin Dor- J,formerly of th Baltimore Coafer.uoe Mei hcdist Episcopal Church, died at Waynes- boro , Pa jest.e-


rday morning, aged sixty-one yes IS. Mr. Dorsey was well known'âad higl.ly esteemed in this city,he having been stailonedat several of the churches during his ministerial service. is KuCh leduced bythe army demand for H during the summer. SETEKTlf VIÎi1fl,AMB EeoimFHT ThfTa tIonMntbi-'7''-''^V'g^'^tions aYti pJom" ticns m this regiment recently. Col. "Webstar and Major Dallam have bothresigned th. former taking his seat in Congre.ss. and'th" latter having been elected Clerk of HarfordCounty Circuit Court. Some of the other commissioned officers, having received offices at the recentelection, have also resigned. .SergeaAt Major Samuel N. Whittle, of this place, has been promoted tnthe secdnd lieu- tenancy of Company i\ Towsor,town Adi-ocate. The Commerce op the LAKEsT^Thefirst steamer for the upper lakes sailed in 1319, taking as passengers Major General Brown! andhis then aid, now General Dix, to visit the northwestern posts, Mackinaw and Green Hay. Nowthere are 1.701 vessels on thesa :arce hike's, and many of them large, costly and magniflcent craft;134 steamboats, 253 propellers and tugs, 191 barks, 78 brigs, 1,03 schooners and 59 sloops andbarges. K.j:teksive Sale op Trottisg Horses The isipest sale of "fine blood.," that ever was publiclymsdein this country took place on Thursday at Bit.'Shing, Long Islani N Y. The collection included thecelehra'teci stallions Toronto Chief as;! Provincial Chief frottiig mares Sontag, Eni'eii'i, and some ,i^' ? .^n^.^J^'" Pi""<"'eds of the sai8 reached cial Chief," brought S3,700", ir^'^'f ^'V '?"- 1*!<^-Karly inthe morning of Wednesday next, November 25, there will be a nearly total lunar eclipse, w.^.ieh willbe wholly visible Ihroughout theôati nenf of America, and partially so in Europe, At.ica,&c. Niiieteen-twentiethsof themooa Will be eclipsed, and only one-twentieth on the sr.utherly side will pass belowor outside the shadow of tte earth. OrdsakceTrial. A breech-loading eight- inch giui.weighing twentythousand pounds, has b,en tried at the proving grounds in Trenton, N.J. It tbr#w one hundred andfifty round shot, loaded with sixteen pounds of powder. The experiments. It is said, es- tablishedthe invention of this gun as another triumph of American Ingenuity- Tun Captured Reporters,Col. White- ley, of the N. T. Herald, ha" gone to Fortreso Monit.e on themission of endeavoringto pro- cure the release of the several newspaper correspondents in the Libby Prison. Aneth- ercorrespondent of the Nevr York Heral^ with Gen. Bank's arm}-, has been takeK prisf ner. GkseralSaiidr This offlcer, reported severely -wouBtled in the flghtiag near Kins- ton, Tenn., Is chief of cavalryin Gen. Bara- side's de)iartraeni, and ranks as capiîn ia the Sixth United States Cavalry. FoKF.iGifCoffn, It Is stated that a larga nun ber of caflphes of bituviinons coal hara been co'ntracted for in theBritisn pirovincea and England, and will soon arrive at Bostoa.

THE SUN. Vautimoke, satwrbay, jspy. 21, law. THsWAB-^'ifv?!* It is stated that advices ^ceived atllie War Department from Gen. Jnrniidc represent bis position aa impreg- jiable. We publish somefurther particu- lare of the fighting near Kinston on Wed- 3\esday from the dispatches to theNorthern press. A New York dispatch says that a report lias been rtceived there that the Federalarmy under Gen. Meade has advanced and 3iO"W occupy Madison Coarl House, and that theConfederates are retreating. Madison Conrt House is about fifteen miles south- yrest of Culpeper.


A Cbarloston dispatch dated Taesdaylast, the 17lh in&t., says that four monitors took position inthe morning near Cumniings point, and subsequently moved up thechan- jiel for tho purpose, it issupposed, of ascer- taining the depth of the water. The bom- Ijardmeiit of teumtor continut^d asusual. Twenty-five shots have been fired on tho City from Rattery Gregg, doing no material damage.It is believed that the Federal commanders contemplate more extensive operations. A letter fromthe blocltading fleet off IVIo- bile reports that the Confederate rams recently attacked the fleet, butafter receiving a few shots, retired under the guns of Fort Logan. An arrival at New York reportsGen. Banks's expedition has so far been a success. Brovnsville, Brazos Island and Point Isabel havebeen captured, the Confede- rates retiring to San Antonio. The Federal forces in Louisiana remainnear Vermil- lionvillf, and some slig lit skirmishing had taken placf, but nothiiig ;lecisive. Kw York,NoT^mbor BO.- The Poit*i ipe- eial dispatch from Washington says that ad- Ticei received at theWar Dopartment from Geial Bnrnide, represent his position as impregnable. tfor i^ Baltimors Sua*(Vrom th Arents of the Associated Prs.) Latest News from llic Sontli. Thb Webklt Swn. The literaryattractions oJ this favorite family iftTjinal for the current week consist of the contia- uationof theslory(ntitledSuRS to WiN.andan intfcrcsting sketch called The FeriuJus Houa, Vfilh a varie y ofotherentertaiaing excerpts All the Iatt;it intelllKcace from the theatre of war end the several PC ints ofconflici; foreign and domestic gentral Intelligence: agricultural affiirs; reviews cf the markets, stoct,monetary and com" me/ciiil; achcpler cf wit and tumor; and an end- ICBsdiverEity of p3JraEraph3upon minor topicj o^ common jntert 9t. Only 01 e dollar a year, with a liberal reduction to clubs.'ihree cen's rer copy neatly enveloptd for mail- inff. ^_________________________^ HoLLiDAY StbeetTheatbe. The Pearl of Sa- voy, which has been performed every night during the week to Tarêaudiences, will be withdrawn at* ter this evcLing, 90 that all who would secîre an cpportunity to secit mustdo so upon the occasioa oirered to night. It has been got up with the man ager's accustomedliberality of enterpriscjandnotb. ing that proftssional experience could cantiiJiute has been eporedto render the representation emo- tive._________________ ^ Thk Skiff MiKSTKELs, at the MarylandInsti- tute, have commenced operations under favorable auspitts, and the entertainment whichthey olTir seems lo be very heartily ecjayed. ' The usual per- fuimantes w ill t6ke il jue this evening.TuE STEKiioi'Ticoji wlU bc cxhibitel at Temper- ance Ttmpit this afternoon a^d evening, with theaet:r,rcpanying attvf-c:ionof Mr. Whitney's lec.ure tnd impeii:f'Ea-K'nf._______ Melod':''n The star<!:oropaay at this populac ilnc.f. BtiU atuaeta Cfovriad houses, aad ine p^r forma C'g Ko Oil withgi-tat ti;!av A K'aad laitf- nrc t.kei p aye t tê I* uscum tiii'? aft'-'-noon by thp >"r;indecja ' onipa-^yat chttip priors, Aa eat'fe new bi.l for next wetrk. t Dellvtry of Supplies for the Union Prisoner8 ntKicHntoiifl--Hel>el Ac* coiiiils from Cliarleston--Tlie Bam- barcfmcnt of Snmter .-Mor Firing upon tBieClty--A.rrlA^Rl of HlocKaUe Runners. FoHTRKss Monroe, Nov. 20. The steamer Convoy arrived herefrom City Point to- d^y- Uol. Irvine reports that he has successfully transferred our goyernm^ntrations, and also the provisions furnished from the ''Baltimore Relief Fund," to Commissioner Quid.The Richmond Examiner, of the 18th, was i the only paper received bv this arrival. It ( contains the


following inteliifeence from i Charleston: I Charleston, Nov. 17. Two monitors, which were engagedm the bombardraent, were not seen this mon.ing. Reports from Moultrie say that the leadingmonitor in the fight had her emolre stack and turret perforated. A report fron^mîmter states thatfour monitors took poci'Tons today near Oummings Point, and afterwards passed up the chan-nel. It is believed that they carried heavy weights susi ended at a certain depth below the water toascertain if there was a passage for vessels of a certain draft. The bombardment of Surater lastnight was about as usual. There is nlow firing this moniiiig. The enemy had fired twenty-five shotsfrom Gregg on the city, doing no material damage. It is reported that QUO gun bursted at thelatt firo. There has been slow firing on Samter all day. The present indications are that the enemyinteijd more extensive operations. No monitors are in action to-day. They have retired. YAKkKEpiiiso:vKa3. TheRichnjond Lxaminer âys: "^'Seven hundred morw Yankee prisoners were sent toDanville yesterdiiy. Cue hundred and fifteen Yankee prisoners were re- ceivpd at Libby prison fromCharleston on Monday sight. Among' them were the sail- ors and marines captured In the last nightassawlton J-nmter's battered walls." ARRIVAL OF BLOCKADK BUKMERS AT WIL> MIMGIOJT. *'Theblockade rnnniug steamers Dundee, Flora, Biins-hee, Syrian, AIich, A-ivance, Hansa, BenuiPgard,Antenia, Dispatch and Scotia have arrived at V/ilmingtori. The Ella ftnd Anna are reported to havebeen burned." TH* BEBy.T, RAM MISSOURI A FAILURE. "The great ram Tdissonri. built at Shreve- port,is a frt.ilure. She cost the government halJ a milUon dollnrs.______________ Sales of FJvCi-Tweniies 'i'Jn;Delivery of Coupon IsoiiilH* WASHirfGTOTr, Kovfcmber 20tli. The sal^s Of'the five-twenties, durtugthe last tea days, amount to a littla over ?9.Ou0,0U0. The Treasurv department is nearlv thirty-fourmillions'behind in the delivery of coupjn bonds, some of the orders of the .30th of Oc- tober beiupyet unfulfilied. Thi? great delay, like that which occnrred in Auj:u>t last, 1^ in coi:equpnce of thenon-completion of tie new series of bonds. It has been the practice of the Department t^makeeach series of one hundr^^d millions distinct in styl'^ and gener.tl appearaucH Tae whole cl thethird series was printed e irly in October. The engravins of the 4ta 8 rles was in progress, and, theSdcr<?tary cpectfd to supply the demand wi'hout a ly iii'.erruption, but the unprecedented su t>-s :riptlons during the last week of October exhausted the ih.rd series, and caused the B ispensiou ofthe deliveries which his oc- c isIoEed so muoh inconvenience to tha pnb- 1 c. Tho engravers promisexo furni^jhthe snail bonds ot the fourth series to-morrow, and of all denominations by Wednesdaynext, after which time all subscriotioni* will be immediately filled. The registered bonds are nowfurnished without any delay. Arrival of tUe St.emer WIornlnjEf Star- Gen. BHiftUs's Kxpedlifon tnTexas a Succtss- Cisplure of Several Important Poinis. Ni-w York, Nov. 20. The steamer Morn- ingStar, from N&w Orleans on the lU'o, via Havana on the ICtb, has arrived. The expedition sent bywat^r from New Orleane, accompanied by Gen. IJanks, has been a great success. Brazos Inland,Browns- ville and Point Isabel, Texas, were captured, and are now in our possession. The enemythrew away their guns and lied to San An- tonio. The casnalties on either side are not mentioned,and no details of thy operatioas have heeii receivefi. The repoi ts of heavy fighting in Wef^tarn


^liOuieiana are untrue. Tht^rehas been slight skirmishing, but nothing decisive. Our forces were stillin the vicinity of Vermilion, and everything quiet. dstiibntlon of SnppHes Among our Jt^risoners atItlclimond. Pbiladelfeia, Nov. 20. Edward S. .Taf- fray, meicbant. of New York, has fênt 1,000 to theObristian Oommiesiou for the relief of the Richmond prisoners. The following dispatch has beenreceived in anfcwer to arj inquiry whether the ?=tores of tbe Christian Commission, intended forour prisoners, had been sent back from.(5ity Point bj- the rebel authorities: Fortress Monroe, Nov.19. TJ*-v. W. E. Board- man, Secretary of the Christian Commission: No goods have been refused.G. A. Mi:Rj:niTH, Brig. Gen. Lieut Bflhb writes from Libby pri?on of the great joy given by the firstlot'of suppUe3 received from the Christian Commission. Col. Powell, by request, distributed them,in the hopiial, and Lieut. W. F. Randolph, of the 5th U. S. artillery, assisted by Lieut. Ool. "White, ofthe 67th Pennsylvania volunteers, distributed the stores in the prison. Tlie Russian Fleet. New York,Nov. 20. The Russian Admi- ral and fleet leave here on Monday next, for Fortress Monroe, wherethey expect to pass the winter The Admiral has declined the use of the Brooklyn navy-yard on theground that thtvunchorage at Fort Monroe will be safer and better, and he will be able to keep hisoflicers on shipboard, which is now impossible. Great Excitement in the Gold Market. Kkw York,Nov. 20. The gold market has been excited to day by unfavorable rumors as to Gen. Bnrnside'sposition, and reports that a French war vessel took out today $2,700,000 for Vera Cruz, and that to-morrow's shipment to Furope would be heavy. Gold at one time reached 154>^, but closed at X53>4.A large firm operatitg in gold closed to-day. PJass Meeting to Frouiot Euilstnieuts. New York, Nov. 20.A mass meeting to favor recruiting will be held at Cooper In- stitute next Wednesday night. Gn. Dixwill prfside. It is believed that the large quota of volunteers called for from this city can be obtainedby the usr of vroper efforts. Unsuccessful Attaclc by Rebel Rams on tJit; Fleet at Itlobile. Nr.w York,Nov. 20. A letter from our blockiiding squadron off Mobi;e reports that the rebel rams recentlyattached the fleet, but altpr receiving ihiee shots from the Col- orado and two from the Genessee,ran back under the giins of Fort Logan. Kri>ortect Advnnce of ^t^nerjtl Meade Tb Rebels R*;tr'tt*nS'New YoHK, November 20. It is reported that General Mtade's array have ad vanced, and that heoccupies Madison Court House, and that the rebels are retrPM.tjng. Gen. Meagber. Nfw YoKK, Nov.20 It is reoorted that Gen. Meaghrr is to be ma-Je nMfijor General, and is to command the old Irishand Excel- sior brigades, after recruiting to the full standard._____________ Tlie Reported Robberyof the Union Bank. New York, Nov. 20.-1 he monpy reportd &a having been taken from the UniOttBan'^ yesterday has beea four.d. TliK KUXDAV 'I'EI.EGUAM For 1o Morrow Morning, I'lov 21, "Willcontain tie tirsc part of a hedu.irully attrac- tive tstory. entitled iHK TKÂ^'r of the Chintz Ciivmb^ti.befiides s, great vjiriety of other interesting Literary matter, and the introductory to a series ofPapers by tbe potuiar wiitcr, Q, Will PfTNNE. In addition, the Telegkam wid contain the lateU Actw*by Telegraph and Mail, BptoSc'elcck on tûntlay morning: Local Items, Appointments f>r KeiiKiousServices Iheatrical Criticism, atid the latest Stock and Market Reports Served by Cai iera in anynartof thecity at Three Cents a ct^py; a: d also for sale by the JNewabsys in this ci'y nd Washington.


Wuh^'tripti'jns received at the Office, i 22 Haltimore street f-'cnt hy Mail at Two i ollars per annum.fly An iDtellijrent Youth, wantea, to learn the Printing L'uyinfS8. * HOLLIDAY KtRSKT THItATRK. This(Saturday) Kvening, Nov. 2l8t, 1863, fLast Time') ( Las', Time \ j Last Time \ j Last Time \ I Last TimeI \,hast Time) Of Thb Peakl of r-'Avov;"! 'I HE Pkakl of Savoy; '.' HK lEARj- OF Savoy; JHE ?'KAILL OF>'AVOV; ThE Pearl <if {.avov; Thk Peakl Of ^-'a^'oy; The Peakl op Jâvoy; The Pearl of Kavoy;, the iittJfti>r an4 Harf tret rahTth in *a* SAdt yofcr of kor ace Pticful be thy silenk slumber, Peaceful in the^T%^fs ao low; Thou no uiort: will joi our number. Thou no mart cur srrow shall know. Tet againwe hope to mett thee. When the day of life is Hid; Then in Heaven with joj to greet thee, Where nofarewell tear is shed. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend herfuneral, on tomor- row (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her latti rcBidence, ô 98 Wast ingtonatroet ,. * On the20diinst.,cf biliGu? fever, MARY JANfe, only child of P.dward aEdJbllen Kyan, aged4 years 2 months and 7 days. , ,. . .. The friends of the family arc respectfully invited to attend herfuneral on to morrow (Sunday) afcer- noon,at three o'clock, from her parects'residence, No. 31.SKaslern avenue. , . t^7^-. At Harper's Perry, on the 19th icstant, JOSEPH K. JACKbCN, of Company B,Tenth Maryland Kegiment. KaLway paper.s please copy 1 Ilis funeral will take place from his mother'sresi- dence.ISo. 94 JVorth Exeter street, on to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, iiis friendsare invited to attend. . ^^ ^^ , ,, , *. pLiddeniy.in Alexanaria, Va , en the IS'.h inst, .lA JViKfcs KLLLY, inUie PJlh year olhis age. May he rest in peace. Amen. ^, , ilis friends and acquaintacce are respectfullyin- vited to attend his funtral on to morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at half past two o'clock, fiôm theresi- lience of his b)other-in-law, KdwardMcIntyrcISo. On the 19ih instant, of scarlet fever, ROBERT W.BALLS, 8 d 9 years 6 mosths and 10 daya, yjung- est eon of John and Elizabeth A riaUs His relativesand friends are requested to Attend his funeral on this (Saturday) mominsf, at ten o'clock, fromhis father's residence, (jovanstown, Baliiraoie count5', Md. .....^ ., On theZOtb, KZRA MORGAN, onlychild of Sid- ney antt Elizabeth M. Smith, aged a years and Hi On Friday morninjr, the 20th imtant,at Waynes- bun', ('.,ktv. Jr'^DWlN i;OKM^.V, IVi.iJ., lOfiuer- y of this city, in the 61st year of his age* At Be'ena, Arkansas,or chronic diarrhea, on tti 3ylh September, lfc03, JOHN A. HARMAN, secondfon of (5rorge L'annan. of this cily> ani late a resi- dent ( f Prarta, Wisconsin. * rrs^RjR.LIGIOU:?S'iitVIOKS JN I'HK UNI LLS "VEKBaLI-'T CHCRCH, Fast BxUiniore .I' On TOIViORKOW, (Sunday ) Pj-eAcUin^' by \Ui T-rstoj, Htv. J Kiley Johnson, at H A. M. ar-d lli P. M. jreesuats. __________________H'Pennsylvania Avenue, . _"_ M . Sunday by the Pastor. r ti) v S A. WILSON. V. B .M. DiCKSON, of CityStation, rr^s^ JOtRWBVMEN H0BBB-8H.0EA8 Yoa LL3 arerequesLcd i^ attend a mteWnj? IS be heldafJemperanceXempe on MON 'AY H.V >,x>(ijN(i next, at 7H o'clock Uy order of tht Secretiry r212t:* P^TK. CRAIVB. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That the Pubscri- berbas obtained- from Ihe Orphans'oourt of Baltin-.ore city letters of adrainistration on the estate of M ATTH lA S M *' RPHY, lateof said ci-y, deceased. AU persons havin)r claims against said deceased are hereby warned toexhibit ttie aame, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 22d day ol iviaynext; they may otherwise, by law, be excluded Irom all bcnetitof said estate. Ail persons indt;bted


to said estate r.re requested to make immediate payment. Given under my hand this 21st day ofNovember, 1863 __ ^ ^ CATHERINE MtJRPHY. n21-law4t*? Adminiscratrix. TO-KlGHT, To NlGET, "or,A Mother's Prayer, î)Ii jeOR iÂLE. A superior double barrelled T ulRJf GUN, little used, will he snldcheao. Apply atNo. 83 W. BAj^TIr-lORE ST. n2l-3t*: ^20,000, TWliMTyi-TJlOUSiNU BOL XjARS to loanat 6 psrcf'nt. .______in funi3iosuit,oiioityorcount'-ypropertv. (jK.(UNi) - JljiNltVl^. "" '" _____ WIM.I.-',6T Wst Kayette st. Ii^,^Tc wanted by n21-6t"__________________ ___ "rVrUGENCK IS THE JlISTREfS OF8U0. GESS " .............. Uot rear Hoffmaii^stiett. At 11_A AtJ l'.j\l.,KE" will pioacl' It* THE GRi AT HSUBKRMON will 1)0 rreach in South Howard St ChapelTO-MtiR- .OW (Sunday) AfXKKlNOOv, at 3 o'clock,hy the B.ev. S. T. iscoTT, after which a genaral collection Hill be taken up (or the repairing of saidChurch. ________________H;* |Y3^ REUeiOllS ________ NO'lIOB.-MLDER as. ___.ÛRNKT,of Cincinnati,will preach inithe cliiistian Meetinghouse, corner of laca and Lom- bard Bts, 'iO-MURiiOW (lord's By) -M'JUN- IMB. at 11 o'clock. Also in the Jiveuing at IH oclcck. teats all free.________________It;* rY'^=.TEFFERSON 81'. METHDDIS F BPISC0- LL3 VKL church, corner of Bond and Jeffer- son ftreets Rev S L. M.CONSKRwill preach io this Church TO-*10RRi-) (Sunday) MORNlNO, at 11 o'clock, and in the Eveningat 7 o'clock. It*f rr5=^"'TiiirN'Fw. AKHICAN Nl.'v.. CillTUCH Dot at Annapolis will be dedicattd 'lOMOK,KiiW, (Bunday ) 23d inst. Rfcv. A. W. Wavman wlllcfficiate, _______________________ lu* \) GESS." 'W'LEYlabors diligently and iuc- cessfully to supply the public witb elrgdnt stvlei of JUU PRlNTl;\(i. at theAmerican iJuildiag, \2i JjALTlMOHE sr._________________________it.* AIM' BOXilB AMD P.-.INTS A fineassortment of TO^ PAINT BOXRS, for Chilcren. just recfcivtd and for sale^^wholesale and retail, at H.ADAMS & OJ.'S, n21-2i* Or____________________116 Lexington st ____ - - All sav so I'LAXSBKD DROPS.For Coughs (here is n th ng betstr. ' hildren can use thim. Prepared at 8.? 'A^, BALTI VIOttE ST., andsold every wh'-re at 15 cents per box^_____ it*) rpiiK BEST l^ THE CttEAPESf- L that use VELLIWK'S .....BLACKSMliU^' _ . rusus, farsibhs' bKLbOWo, ANVILS. ----------- TOOLS, H0B3B- HMOB,. and BO iSSJVj-JLS M, KKITHJR icSON, n21 st*____ 23 aivl 25 Eogth Ctarles st. BTJTTEll7~By'TTEK.- I am receivicga very nice lot Glades Butter ihisnio^ning- which I will a-U very low t^ make rocmformore. J \M i-S 'AfHlTE, 11 Jl ijt* ii2 Comm>irca st. Sj'REE LU^CHI FH-'iB LUNCH! S On MUNDAy, 2Sn November.AT FREDKRI'JK KLAUK'S KESTAUilANT, 12 NORTH HO'>S'ARD BT,, ______________From 10 to 2 o'o'ock.Do2I-2t*j liÂWCY TOlLEI' SOAPS, of New Yoik and V 1 hilafieiphia manulacure, always on haadand fvr r:i)e at the very lowestnet cash prices t, alland look a* vînple^. BENJ. F. WFISHAMPEL,n216t*|________________4g6 W. Baltimore at. GEBfEEL SGARFI.with Pin,lcto. Bjinurul SUivRl-Bof fineIv.erino,! otj. Flegant black Silk fcCAKF.^, to oks. Fancy SilkSCAKFtf, of verious stylM, atSOo., Ibc..an4$l. Silk NECK TIES, of man? patterns, from 10c. to le, sc, 26, SO. St and to cts. All are purchasedfrrm New York and PhiUdel- pbia maLufacturers direct. TIES from 76 cts. to $1 fO, $1 75, $2. J225, J2 50 and up per dozen. BbNI F. "WEIf HAMPEL, nsi e(i3t:____________488 W. Baliimore street._ SJiLLiNljl OFF SKLLiNu OFF TO CHANGE BUSINESS. GREAT SACKIFICE OF J)Rr GOODS, At R. W.CHRISTOPHER'S, 168 Lexington street. We wilI,continue from day to day,until the entire stockis sold out, to mvyiQ great sacri&css of DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. HOOP SKIRTS, SjJaWLS,


IIMBROIDERIES, MOTIONS, ETC. Call, acd you will be convinced that this is no humbug, as I amabout going out of the Dry Goods trade and my entire Stock must be sold off at some price. R. W.CHRISTOPHER. D21 6t*t________________168 Lexington street. TV >'W FALL AND WINTER (JOOUS,RE- i>l CFIVING DAILY by BAMBERtiER BROS., which they sell lower than any other store in the city.BALMORALS. A splendid assortment of the best styles of lialmorals full length and width, at $3.LINEN HDKFol LIN BIN HDKIS.I-Posltively the cheapest Linen Hdkts in the city; very fine at 10,13and 15 cents; men's Hdkfs extra fine, only 26 cents, worth 3.S cents GLOVEcl GLOVES!! GLOVESlllAn irameuse assortment of ladies', men's and children's cloth and silk fleecy liicd GLoViSS, of everydescription. ThE CHEAPEST AND BE6IT LINEN BO- SOMS CORSETS. HAIR NEtS, WOOLEN H00i:S,SuNTaGS, N UBIAS &c., in the city. NhCK TlKSl NECK TIES! The most beautiful all silk r-eck Ttes atonly 25 cents, wo.-th 65. Ger.tb'SCAR I'S very cheip. The,beet Net dies and Pins, still only 4 cents aEaper; best'I ooth Brushes at 6, 8 and 10 cents; best air Biuihcs at 12.18 and 25 cents; best PearlBut- tons* and 6 cents a dozen. Skirt Braidj, Hooks and Eyes, Spool Cotton, Cotton Coid, 5;c , &.C.,all at nearly one lalf the rrguUr prices, at B/sMbERGER BKOS.', 147 Lexifgton st.. n2i-2l II next dsorto the (..arpet Store. GENTS' SCARFS. . <IP1 Finest quality SJLK SCARl'S, latest Styles. Ready made up,only g-^VÂ^PETERS, l)21-6t*(r 214 Baltimorestjnext to Cortlan's LEAF TO'-iACOO- 6 60 cases PrimePa. Island LeafTJaACCO. 20 do. Old Conn. Seed CUTTiNUS, 20centS per lb. For sale by FENDRICKB10THER8. r211m*i 49 South St., Baltimore. S"*USAR-CURED HAM8.-H Nye's" superior Sugar-curedHAMS,.of delicious flavor, fjr family use, warranted and sold b.v actual weight. D. SULLIVAN, e219*r? corner Lexinfitou and Pin^: streets. gCA_M. 1 SCARFS,* SCARFS, I SCARFS.T SCARFE, \. ECARFB,SCARFS,' SCARFS, SCARFS, scTrfs,' SCARFS, bcTrfb, r SCARFS, I BCARFe,T SCARFS, j SCARFS, SCARFS.SCARFS; SCARFS, J- ecTrfs.J ^1 P bour.! This Afternoon"! 'I his Afternoon T his Afternoon >- 'J bisAfternoon I 'J his AfternonnJ More stccoEsful and popular thaa Fanchon or The LlTTJuK itAI'.EFOOT.MisE Maggie Mitchell..........as..........Maria Mist Maggie Mitchkll..........as........^.Vlarie K les Maggii:MitchSLL..........as..........Mdris Supported by Me. j. A.riBNE, Mr. j. T. Paymond, and the BiAR Company.Miss Mitchell $ Fnsagement Ends Ifext Wcelc! In the cottise of wUich he will BEPEAT FaNC1I'>N andBAaEFjOT. % Front Street Theatre. This (Saturday) Fvbning. Nv. 21,1863, Triple Attraction! Two Griindferform'SDces, Two tirand Performancp-s, rand Night, lau'l Wi-rht. -(and JNiffht. I and ^ iff it. Land i ig-C. Oa i-olh of which occasions Mr. R. ^^ J- MfLiis Mr. R. E. J. MtL^s Mr. R. E. J. Miles Mi. R. E. J. IVLlLSSand his "Woaaerful Horses, Hiawatha and Watanah, will appear. Jn the J/fernoon, In the A/ emoon,rh*^ threat Spectacular Drama of Perne ihc '-"unter, Htrne ih' Hunter //rw CA*? i/f>tfCT-v - - - ^"~Httrne On Htimier IJerne the Hvnter, Z/cmc fh fu.^*^^ He/ne the H nt r Merne thr Bimtcf. jt.t NightyAtJ\it.M Twn Powerful Plajs. 'i be Krt;at Indian Drami of the rra.irie ^terd j^^raxne Bfeed Frairie StenlJtrairvt tUeed Fvairie i^fcfd Frairie têed Iraiiie Heed Frairie Steed aijflthe UeauUful Tratna-^r the Ide Jm^rcniicR 'd'c Apprenhc. JO e j.TPre7itice, Jd'e ApprenHa Ide ^ppnr.i.ce. Idle Apprmhr.e. sdU ^1prentice. , Jdle Apprentice. fcee Berno th-; Hunt r t?et;The Piairie Steed. See Tj:e Idle Apprentije. ThreePiters Jiis Saturday * TiMPBR^NCE TRMPLKt North f ay st.. opiwsue * dd fellow s Hall KXTt.AOKlNALV


ATTRACTION 1 Two Grand i-xtibi:ion? To-day of the Celebrated ?TEKEt>PTlCON, Corabi- ed witli theadmirab'e delneati>cs of Fbof Charles Whitney, Wt'Ote iUustraliâs of livinjr aad dead Foets andfc't'tesm-n createii Inst night the Greatest Fwnre, /rooTiR an R'jdiencs comrri.-.inK the elite andfash- i..n tf tht* city iHiS /.JTTERNOON. AL 2^2 O'CLOCK, and - Tins rvEMNc, *T 7M o^-lock, Th^ !:hov:Fxtraordinary Combiaitionrand Skill will tak" I luce. Admission 25 cents. Children 15 cents. * CrEKYour Cold ForesVs Juniper Tar is warranted to cure any sudd, n cold in a few days, it matterff nothow se vere, and nrodnces iijstantaneous relief in all cas.s cf CouKbs atid O'oup, or the price (25c-mts) refunded. Try it, and if not, pleased, rt-turu the bottle and get your n;on<'y oack. Sold byCoLKMAN & Rogkrs, 173 Ilaltimore st and o'-her Druggi-ts. The LKKT l HASCE for l!;ONSUMPTtON.Db. J.H tcHENCK. of Fniliidtlphia. devotes his attenuon exclnsivriy to the cure cf Consumption " andtte diseases which lead to it, or are usually coniplica j;d with it such asJJjspepsy, Liver Com- plaint,ac. He has been enjaaged in this line of duty for more than twenty five years, ai.d oa account ofthis long experience and the undivided ab- teniion he hs given to th'T subjec", he is probab'y betterdcquaiutcd with all the phases aid peculiari- ties of puimotary diBease than any other mao in theUnited lrti.tes. Accoroingly, the cures tiTdCttd by him ai'pear, in some rase.', to be ai-nost incrf-dible.He u_eB but three medicines, but these are adapted to every prpsjble casft, and sometimes one ofthem alone is fufTicient. Dr. Schenck's princ'pal remedy, the j'ulmonic -yrup, has been before thepublic for many yearsj wiU iLcreasiog reputation, founded on its unexatupltd ûcress as a leroedialagent. Dr. ^cl.ct;ek himself was cured by thisaiediciae, though hi was apparently in a dying con:lition,and Ids ph\ ir-iciKn 9.n>' fritndt^ ,ad abandoned all hops of his recovery. Many others havt' sincebeen restored, and fcome of them frtm aconditi'^n equally hopeless. Whtu the stcmjch or liver isaffrcted. which is often the case with consumptives, the Seaweed Tonic or Mandrake Fills musthi used in cooueciion with the Fuimonic Syrup. The Tonic strengthens tlie appetite cf the patitn"-,and invigorates his general fyatem; and if the liver is diseased, rb;tructei or torpid, the MaodrakeFills are required to bring that important organ to a health? condition, whicu is absolutely nec'-swary to tffect the cure of Con suttption. The directions which accompany each nietlicire pointout which ot ttm remedies is to be used, apd in what eaacs all of ihem aê required Dr. Svhenck'6Meciuies are sold in this city by Setu S. Hanck, No. 1(8 Baltimore street. Dr j. H. ITchenck, theinventor and prsprietor cf ttie above medii;ineB. will visit ijaltimure oa TAwrsc?ftt, the 2l>th of thepresent month All who dtsire t*< btain his advifô oin do so by calling en him at bis tiojm'",overFeth .v Ilance's Drug Store, 108 Baltimose Ptref't. He is always pleased to give advice gra*is, atdconsult with invalids without charge, tore, full examination of the lungs with his lieEpiromi Itr hischarge is $j. X Mrs Winslow'b Soothing Syrup reUerea the child from pain, invigorates the stomachand bo'3'- els, corrects acidity, and gives tone and vigor to the wlifiio pvstem. 2(S oenta a bottle_______________* rr';^*i>iVi>E SKKVl'Jt^ Freio.iQg on TO LLS MORROW, (Sabbath,) ;he ;;2d instant,in the Kew Asstmbly Rooms, at 11 o'clock, by the Rev, .E.'l'. Dutey, andat7J>i o'clock, oy the RevThomas K. Caison. In Ohatsworth Church, at 11 o'clock, by the Rev. "Vi'm I. Perry, andat7)4 o'clock,


by tha Rev. A. W. Wilson. In Diddle ctreet Ball, at 11 o'clock, by tbe Rev. A. "V^^ Wilson, and at 'iHociock, by the Rev. Wm. 1. Perry. in Carey Street Hall, at 11 o'clock, by the Rev. Thomas E, Carson,and at 7>S o'clojk, by the Hev. John Foijql_________________________________It*., rr55~"A'rtA J\KbGlVliSUUJNlUx^ !ViJi>.TliN It. XS A Union Meetirg will be held at the Light street Methodist Episcopal Church,on TUAWKS- GIVING }J.VEm^G,al7 o'clock. The exercises o^ the evening will be in harmony witli theJ'resicent's Proclamation, and with a view to promote the objects of the Christian Cjm- mifsion.His Honor May<-r Chapmin will preside, Addresses will be made by it:e Kev. E. R. Ech- bp-cb, Rev.T. S'okcs^Rev. Geo. F. Hays, and the Rev. Isaac F. Cook. By crUer of the Committee, WILLIAM F.GARY, n2'l-s,To,Th.^to____________________ Chairman. ff^^ ^PilTl JUALltM-SARATOGA HAbb, y^ Cornerof iJalvert and Saratoga streets 'IHOMAS UALJI--S FORSl'ER will J>ecture TO- MORROW (SUNDAY)EVEIîrÛ, at 7?4 ociock. 'jhi;te will beat 11 o'clock in the morning a iOCiAL* MF1-'A'i^îi_l*iat_Sfree._____________________'ll* rr^r*THt;. CLllSOFHiC HIiDREW u. A^D LkJE D. KOCIETy will hoid their firstpubuc ljTEJT'AMT MEETING at Rechabi^ iiall. oa TO-MO t* ROW, (Sunday,) 22d inst, af'TH o'clock F. M.The public is respectfully invited to attend, 'lictets to bt had of the members 1L* _________________S.MAY,yccret^>y^ rr%Âi.L MEMBERS i)F THE U IH i 0 N U3 LEAGUE are rc( ueeted to meet the mem-bcis cf the ?ch(ncfc League, at Amtricus Hall, corner of Preston sirett and Morris Jiliev.ata o'clock onSUiNDAV AF'JEKNOOiNjthe iJ21 instant, to atlei:d tite fdue.al of our late Diolher, CapE. John P (ilteson.iiy ortior, _ 113 RICK'd DUlLDlNGÂiiSOCTEAiTON a:e rtouesitd to meet at ihMr Room Iô 135 Droaiway on TUESDAY EVEMN-J. Nov. 2Uh,'AtVA o'cKck. D. CH.V:i.Li-:S, e21 2t*9 ____________ ____________.^^^ ''* *^ rr^MEI-iDtLSEOiN LITERARY ASS ^ClA' Lk3 TIoN. The mtmbars are hereby notiilid J ht therevuiar irecUng of the association will taktf place on 'lO-MithROW (iunday) ^VEN- 'ISG at,7o'(-)ock Bu-iness of imporiaocedemand^ iJeoittndanceof all tbe members ti/order Mf th- I'ltsioent S. S M'BUKii, )t* ______________Kec Brcr^-'ary. rr-"'A SPt-.Oii^L MEt,Tl.\tT OF Si". jOdN'S iXB D 1 Ei'TulAl- SOCIETY will-be nelo on t UivDaV, tI,ez:M in;=iaDt,at7 o'oloca; P. M. Bus- ins sb tf ittponaLue to be trai sact*^*!. )t*_________________P- McMaMIS, Secretary. r">5-'YuLMG CA)HOLiC>' FRlEiNu HO>;lli iJ3 TY. A srecialmet:ting of tê X'ouni; 'Cath fjlics' Friend i>,cUli/ will be hcUl at ihe Rooms, Calveri Hhli, TO-ifiORF-OW (dundav) KVi:.Oi- IC.G, at7JS o'clock. GhiU Mc-JAFFRAY, It;* Rec Sea. irKTTMlTv7~TA?Ll7AS"*o?lJii3 ustom Work ate invited to meet at Micbrnics' I'aUon 1V!0^JDAY EViiNI!S"J next, ^07. 23i Jôtice ishereby givtn that all URE ALCOHOL AND COLOGNE SPIRITS, warranted full 1)5 per cent., in superioriron- barrels. In store and for sale by C. WEST & SONS, n21 3t*-__________________30G W. Pratt street.^'"ifALAGA GRaPhS! 1 MALAGA GRAPES! 20 k"eS choice. Retail price 75 cts. per lb. For salp by "VV,H. McLEAN, tf;r____________ ^_________52 N. Charles at. /^HJiAP fUGAK.r. Good DrawnSUGAR,12X,13 and U cents; ^la rifltd, 16 and 17 cents; iôvering's OrusLcd. 18 cent^. We invite the attention offamilies tJ our $1 Oo- long TEA, as being very s-snerior. Old Baker and Cabiaet Whisky, fine Winesand h.andies: aUo CooW.g do^ ^ l^v^rencE, If rj N. E. cor Green and Xjexington ^tg. î\ fH\i\ LBS.MIWC MKAi'. 5U,00D FiSHiiR'S l-'.NKIV|bOKO^^^^ The convenient, economical and delicious articlefor pies, cold by respectable eroce'S PRINCIPAL, ilKPOT, A. FISHKR & SO.^^'S, nlT.Tn,s3m*||r No


25 Pennsylvania avenue. TV tW (iRl,FA^ B MOLASiES-.'iJ btiis prime i^ quality, brlfht and ytl.aw.P. R. ani UUa \ SUGAK 60 fclida good to prime quali'v. fyfcW YORK AND BALTlMOhl-, SYrDP-160bbls ,c( various grades. In store and for sale by i'HCttsS KI'.MP 4; CO., U*.'____________________ i\o29).; Ohoap3-de. IjMKlivVUOl).-600 cords O Mi WOUl) now arriv- F insT, (tlio best in the market.) Forsals low, in quantiestotuit. W f. rt. ONION, coiner i ombard St. and Central avcuu", n21 lt*<r and25 S. hden st , nâr Haltuoore St. C10UWTRY MaUJS fLANîUL,.- " -> We have r ceived a supply of"Hannawavs" FLAWINELS,! heavy twilled-goods, made in Har- We"have'also on hand FLANNELSof every color and kind, including very stont BCARLiiT AM) GRAY TWILLED, REAL SHAKER, WELSH,HEAVY ARMY DOME l', CAN I'OtS, &C., fcc, Ml 111r________HAMILTON EASTER fc CO. 50 saK^sctîFs.^^ R^ OSNTS' SILK SCARFS FOB SO CENTS, Better than 3o!d elsewhere for *1. , ,,,^ , ^ wy Call and seethem and be convinced of the fact. (jEO. A. PETERS, n2;-St*)r 214 Baltimore st , next to Conlan'3.OURNlNti ( JOUDS. ., CJMEL'S HAIR CASHMERE, New fabric for de< v Mournini;. BULIZKR'S ENGLISHiiOMiiAZlNES, Finest Ulack without Lustre. Repps, Popllus, Valencias, Silks, IVIousselmes, Tainise,Empress Cloths, Thibet Merinos, Mo- hairs, Alpacas.'Sngllflh Crape and Crape Veils. Buyers arerequested to examine our large stock of Mourning Goods.- PERKIftS & CO., n21 2l)r No. H orthChaftes st. riIHE X.MERIOIN RACK TURF RESI8- 1 TEli, SPORTpMA.N'SHERALU AND SEW- ERAL siuDBOOK. r'^^S^p po^^.s, n 19tN22r 12 Light. ^ 1 7.5 Good Linen i osom SHIIITS $ 1 75 Lk-^ city woikingon IWicbrnics" " KyESTEB.K_ AND _VIRttlNiA _____ . MANFAC- TSJRED TOBACCO for sale by ^ CHARLESD. BiFOKD Jc CO.,, ^ tfrl___________________37 South Gay street.- ADKK8 & (iEORGK, ' iS WaOLBBALSTEA DBALESa, No. 96 LOMBARD S'if., West of Light, itiltlmorc, OEer to the trade a weU-selected stockof OEESN AND BLACK TSAS, Embracing all grades. tixaor close consignment. CHAC tfr: for SI 76. perdcz-n. E21.6t*r finest four-ply Linen COLLAiiS SJ GKO A PfcTERS, 214BaItimoro St., next to Cortlan'g.D. DE FORD t CO., S7 8^nth Gay street. CÎGAitS AND > SMOKING TOBACCO; For sale by CHAS. D. T>VFORD & CO., i7 Soîth '"'ar su-eot. trcr ni"m'bt'rs must sf ttie up their Monthl'yJîCs ;:X this n.eet;iis,und also that :;f-er l\\U we wm meet twxe every month- iags. -the second and last Mondiy Even- nil2t-,- rr's="iHli t,OAi;H Attl) WAGONMAK.BRS' LL3 AiSSOClATlON, of all branche3,ara request- eu lomeitat ROYSTDN'S UUlliiillSli, c.rner of Palt mere s!r. et snd Tripolet's alley.on MONDAY P.;vJi,lfclNG, at 7Mociock. As business of impor- tance will be put co;ore the ABSuciation.evcry member is requestedto attend, iy order of the li*j _________paESIijE.f<r. MARRIED. On the 2Cth instant, at the residenceof the bride's 'ather, Capt John Joines, tl. S. N., by the Rev. Wiliism Suyder,FRKUER10K J.KAROHeR,ofWilliamsbu-i-h, L. 1, N- Y., to JENNIE E. JOIÊS, of thiscity. Nocards. , * On the liith instant, by the Rev,S. V. Blake, ISAAC WILSON i,ILB)-;rt, of llarford county, and EM MA, daughter of Washington March,Esq , of O.i* city. .. * On the 19(h instant, ^y the Rev. John MoCron, JOSt.PH K BbNSON to Mary E.KAI.bAUF, i.ll of Baliimore. IM idlSJU (ind.) and Cincinnati papers please copy, j * Jn this city, on ih-i17th instant, by the Rev Wm. H. Formosa, E. IltNRY COHRSUY, Jr., of Q.ueen Ante's county, to MissAMAND.^ D.'.VI.S, otVirfiiina. tCtntreville p^p-rs please cipy J On the2.'d o< December. I8ri2, by theRev. I am^s Curt,8.WIi,LI-\M Ct>Lt> *o .Vdss MA <tY UOA T. On the 17th in.,tnt, at S'. Piui's Chapel,


f'Jw Yo'k,bythe Rev. Dr Morgan Dix. R. M. TRl.Vl- BLE,oI this city, to Miss MAG l& A.. daughter ot I In-hite .rlcxai.der I-. iViatr.er. of New York. * t-n the i^'h instaijt bv the Rev, Tilghth^^ .l^ck- tru. HPZKKliHJACKiUN to Miss SliLENA PARKER, boib of this ciiy.____ niKD. On ihe 2d of (h-tober, in lliclimond, CaP'.J JH.N P 'iLI ESDiN, Fifth WarvUnd Reaiment His funeral objrquies will take place on S.indav afternofn, ^2d itslant, at half past two o'clock, from the rt!si''ence of Dr. uhaisiy, l*io. 16i iVlulber^y street.II.s :c*;j'.tivos and Djalo acquaintances are respeclfull'/ invi'.c-d toattend his funeral. un the JOiliinstant, JOHN HEAVER, aged 4S years. , His relatives and fiiends are invited to attend his funeral,ou toniorrow (^ûnday) mornirg, at ten o'clock, fnm his late residence, corner of Hollins and Amitvstreets. * On Fiiday,2Uth instant, HESTER BLAKE, in her (19th ye^r. Her friends are invited to attendher funeral on this (Saturday! aflcrnoon, at three o'clock, from St. James'Church. New York Sunpliasecopy * On the morning of the 2Uth instant, SARAH, the be'ored wife of Benjamin Phillips, auddaughter of rvlH^VESTlVAL. The Ladies will open thiir Lk3 Fi STIVAL at the Church, co-nfr ot Hroad-ay and Mouummt siieot, on MOiN B.-iV. Novem- ber 23d, at 7 o'ckck, and continue until t^ridayKveriivs. After Monday the doors will be open from 3 o'clock P. M. till 10. Axreai variet-v of use- fuland h'ouey Articles; also Ice-Cream and Coafeo- tiorary for sple. OYSittt auPPER every evening.Proceeds apprcpriatedjo the Church._____________n21-St.'* rV^^'irFATOUARiERS UNITED STATUSLL3 CiUU KOOM Balt mokb, Novimb-.-r20th, ^:C3 Tjitt -'TJJIHTJSBT^ " are uirect^'d to asfêmbl* fctteiotmsof the Assrciaiioo, on THIS iâtar day) EVMAINO, the 2li,t instant, at 8 o'clock, in fu:i jegui.a,and prepared to meet --------in all its strength, ijycidtr, VtM. H. WiEGEL. President. Wm Barhktt. Ca , Secretary.___________lt*S rYS^NATIONAL JiLILIJlNG ASSOCIATION. Lk3 The members (and thosewishing to become men hers) aiertque&ted to atteod the fir^t rezolar meeting of Ihe Association,on MON DAY EVEiN- ING, the 2ad instant, at 7)i o'clock, at Oro Hail, at the northwest corner ofLombard and Bal'as streets. 'ihe payme,.t of dues will comoience, and the first sale cf moneytake place at this meeting E. F. FLAHBRTY, n21 2t*,_____________________________Sec-eta-y. rr^^THELADIES OF THE THIRn ENG LkS L18H LUTHERAN CHURCH, Monument street, east ti/'Oai/.vin Inlda FESTIVAL in the basimentof t.ê Chu-ch during Thanksgiving sea son. The doors wU be openedat halfpast seven o'eloMi or "Wbdwisi.ay ivBNiNa at which t-m^ an fclegant>'uppsr will beseivedioall riesiriiag to pcrtake. On 'j'hursday >he rocms will be openel during the day t.r:( in 'the eveninga Concert cf Sacred Music wi:l be {.iven by some or Ihe bLst Vo- calists of tlie city. The Feftlval-ffi Iclose on Fri dav evening. Cysters, Ice Oream, Coa'ectioner,y, and t-'accv >rtich:s at city p-ices. 9Sf"\he* Piano for the ocja'îon of the Concert has bf en kindly loaned by Wm. Knabo fc Co. n216t-*rrSÂT THE REGULAR MF.ETIXG OF LkS ECHEN ;KLEAGUE,heldll>thinstan-, the fol'owirg Resolutionswere unanimously adopted; Whei-eas, It has pl--aded the Almighty iii-ipuser of events to call fromthe field of his youthful labor our estecmedfriend,Capt. John P. Gleesox, whose last hours werespent amidst the gloom of the Libby priscn, and whose glorious career was clcsed iu the exerciseof his patriotism and devotion to his country; therefore, Rfsolved, That the sad intelligence of thedemise of our lamented friend has filled our hearts with sor- row, and fallen like a nail upon our


bright hopes of the future glory which seemed promis-^d as a reward to his zeel and devotion inthe cause of liis country. Besoired, That his gal'antry in the field, his chiv alrouB spirit, his ard ntattachment to our glorious Union, his itadiness to."iield his life upon the altar of his country, andhis patient endurance of all tli'i hardships of'the prison, have endeared him to our hearts, andwon for him the lasting regard of sor- rowing friendr, and secured to his memory the praises ot agrateful p. ople. , , .. Resolved, That the lie.-oism which marked the cloiing scenes cf life, the calmendiirance of the sîf- ferings of 1 is protracled confinement, and the smile wilh which he welcomedthe aopfOiching hour of his martjrdtm, have won for Cap'. Gle^ton our highest admiration, and -.henoblest tribute of affec- tion and e-tefin PesulrfJ. That in honor to hs memory as abrai'O soldier and-in honored and respected cii.ii!en and Merling patriot, we.ilemembersof Srh^nck Leag-ae, rcTideriohis cherished remains the last tribute rf lespect, aid accomp mv to the silent grave the life- less formcf the youthful htio. and latneated friend ard brother. ^^ ^^ NICHOLAS, Pr,':de8t. .)(. 8. WHEELER,Secretary. irS^DEDlCATION OF M. P CHUROH. IL5 Corjier Gf Broadway and Monument St lie aboveChurch will be def.ict-,d to the wor- fhip of Almighty God, on NtX'r SABKATH, the 22d-n't Hev. J J.Murray,D D., will preach at 11 o'clock Rev Henry Slicer.D. 1) . at d o'cloek. Rev. lames Wilson, M D ,of St. John's Churjh, Liberty stieet, in the evening at 7 o'clock. i^-'f he Christian public are invitedto be ores SHEl.' LEAK -SOiiKVA'O, cf superior quality, WRAPPER! and Fl.r..LEBB, For gale by CaAS.D.DEFljRD & CO., tf(j______________A7 Powth Gay street. rCF. CJ'.-.AM ANI) WATEB ICES. 1 30 OE^ S PER(iUART for 1CK-CRE.\M arid WATPK-ICES. cf all the d fferent tlivors, ue live*pd to Famiiits, Parties,Fairs, italls and Wed dinss J. l''US'<ELL& CO., nl4-lm*r: ______Saratoga street, near I'nlv^rt foE-OREAMAND WATER-ICES. 1 The subscriber is prepared to Fnmish I(3E- CRMAM and WATER ICES, of all thedifferent flavors, delivered to F.arailie8, Parties, Fairs, fco. ICE CKEA.'.l, plain C K.BAM and MH.K,Mcked In ice, for transportation, t tho Factory, Sakks Sr., ntar Hanover St. . , Orders ror Sunday mmtbe left on Saturday. tNJl-(r WW. F. MWS.g. t-<BlA. GLASS. CiUBKNSWARK, /coal OIL lamps, chimneys,KTC. TEA, TOILET AND DINING SETS, ETC. In addition to our \A'h-)lesale business, we will he-f aftergive our attenion to Betiiling. Our f'ier-ds and the public are invited to call before pur- chasings ai weintend.,., se'ling lowfircish. Goods delivered free of expense.^^^,^^ ^ hbBRINO, 2t-t.Talst;__________No7 South Charles strjet. BALTlMOFJi COMPANY'S POUDRK'.V'Ê, containing, by analysis, 1.76 per ceiit_of amaio- nia; S16 per ton, in blols. Apply at FACTORY, " ' and Stockholm streets, or to P. 147 and149 North Howard at.,or """'"'^'^ CW.FORI). iS" '^^^"^'^ ""^ 'ÎTHmNET UEQiriRED. SAYAaE'SKBKOSE.E OJLBUBNEKl.iv.-s abriliiant Ufht withiut thechimaey. For sale in quantities to suit tte^tradMj^ ^^^^. ^ ^ ^^^ ^ n21-6t r ______________1 South Liberty st__ G~X8 CHANDELIKRS, PENDANTS, BHACKF.TF.POP.TABI.E!!, fcc. Jnst received a large and beautltuj aasort.mons of SAB FIXTURES, cf latest styles,whlcii wt oSer at prices to please. Also Agents forth*_____ PATENT UNIVISRSAL BRACICE*. Oas 'fitting.Alterations and Extensions proir.pt- ly attended lo. plumbiEg in all its fcranohee SM- cntcd in asatisfactory manner. fry- Orders and a call solicited. _ tLJ uraers an ^^^_^ iloDGERS fc SOW, tfr? 48snd 64 N. High St.. near ! ayetle, ent. n 19-3t* rY'^^=''MARYLAND INS'l'ITU'l'li Or NIGHT SCHOOL


OF DESIGN. ^The SJATSENTB ANNUAL SISS'ÎON of this Scliool win commence on MONDAY EVEN-ING, 23d in'tant, at 7 o'clock. ,, . ,, All who wish to join are request'-d to call at the Actuary's Office,and obtain iheir tickets before that time. C. W. BEN ILLY, d20 St. Cbalrman Com. on School ofDtsign. INDIA RUBBER GOODS.- * i Coats, Ponohas, Talmas.^Cap!! nd Legftine, Boots, Shoes andSandals, Steam Packing, Hpaa md i-.eltiug, Syringes, I-iresst Pumps, Bed ano In- fants' Shr.cting,Vulcanite Jewelry, Silk, Gingham and Cotton UMBEEtLAB. W. >. M&XWELL, Mo 108 Baltimore 8t,tfrt__________adjoining Adams EKpreaa Oflloe. ITlPOKTAIS't' |i.o'110'i. The verJict renilered by iheExamining Committie and the cimmuni tyat large it, thst the "G t:M ILLUMlNA lED b-AS-mitlNEBUSEPLACi; STOVES," manu; factuied and sold by Messrs. BIBH & CO , No 39 Light Siekkt, deservedlyrtceived the highest primiumsat the Maryhind institute bairs of the Issiand present j ear, bein,?superior to every other Stove In the market in beauty, economy and iiura- bility Go and see them atthe warehouse of the naki-rs. nil-ltr: |, the various descriptions of property. UoAjtD oj Diii:xcToite.J. I. COHEN, Jr J'resldent, Francis T. King, Henry Carroll, ,a, 8, Steuuil., 'TTm, H. Brutf, H. Von KapK,Samuel I. DonsMiOD, 'i'bomas Franklin. . A. Taylor, Vî^. Harrison, Geo. 11. Vickerfl, i-. Vv. Alricks,W, F. Worthlngtoa, ijavid S, Wilson.. i. Pennington, jfishua X. Cohen, j FRKDEJlldit WOODWOKTW,n.ThfcBtfr. ________________________Secretary. s E UKiy'l<.jl.r<BI!R.AiyOE 'JUMPAM J, Oiêe on tke,Northeoit Corner fif SOUTH AND SECOND STS., INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE B7 FIRE, onall descriptions of property, within tbi limits of the ci'y. * _ HENRY P. DUauRSr, Prosidsat, Boardof Dirbctors: W-' John H. Ehlen, A.ag. J. Albert, C. D. filingluff, C. A. Schaeiter, Edw'd Jenkins, Freu'kAchey, F. W. Levering, Nathan Tyson, George R.Berry, Joshua Dryden, John Cushing, 0, A. Grinnell,Mendesl.Cohen, Geo. S. Gibson, J. A. Needles, J. M. Anderson, F. "W. Bennett, Samuel Hartj HughBolton, Jos. J, Taylor, JohnG. Reaney, Thos. (ireamer, James Fieldc, Gorrst Brown, John M. Gait,Thomas Wilson H..K.Laaderma Caleb Parts, D. H. Shrlver, Joshua Jones, Isaac M.Densoc John A.8hriTn, eotfrj FRANCIS J. Mc(t1N.'<1S. yeeretary. ASSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INBUKANOK CO.-OfficeNo. 4 SOUTH ST.-rjs^n Dail^/or the Inturance of all descnrtiom of Proferty wtthiK thtUmitiqf Oiecity,JOHN R. MOORE, Prejident. DlHECTO ' Wm. A Haclc, 'J.X. Whceden, JSmes Young, R. C. M ason, Jacob'Trust, eotfr rORfc: N Walker, Allen laine, James (letty, Samuel Kirk, J. A. Bruce, J.B. George,Sr, FrancisBurAS, Lancaster Ould, K. A, Miller, ,>r.F.E.B.H)at JOHN OUKKHART. Secret", j- iAE MARYLAND r IJtEINSHTRANOK COMPANY OF BAXiVI- MORE, OFFICE N. W. CORNER BALTIXOBS AHi NORTH STREETS,INSURES ON PROPERTY IN THE CIII AND COUNTRY, THOS. E. HAMBLETON, Freslden*. DIRECTORS:William Hopkins, Wm. "W. Sp..-ijce, i. J. Abrahams, J. A. Hambleton, eotfr _ J. Baker, 1. C. Canfleld J.S. liarry, J.H.HoblitieU. i, S. BSrry, O. W. Lord, B.W.Roblmt a. A. Coopa FINEST ASBOilTMENT IN THECITY. GO TO ADAMS, THE PRACTICAL SHIRT MANUFACTURER, FOR YOUR SHIRTS. . BCARFS, ANDMEN'S - FURNISHING ^ GOODS. ADAMS, 171 WEST BALTIMORE BTRMET, BELOW LIGHT STREET.ONE DOOR ABOVE GOULD'S nJl-tf. CLOCK. 38 38 ^'RE/^CHMEK1N0ES p'lloM A IJC tTON. 100 piecesFrench Merinoes, at $1, $1 12)4 and l 26, purchased last w.eek at auction in New York much belowcost of importation, ALSO, SILKS. Several lots Dress Silks at SI, SI 12X, $125. Solid Color Silks, ail


shadta, at $1 26. *137!^, $1 60. Extra wide and lich llress Silts at *1 6U to 2. LOW-PRICKD DRESS C-O'JDS. Foreign Dieis tioods, from auction, 25 31M and S7^ cents; new styles Dress Good9, just out,37)4 to "empress cloths, epingline repps. FRFN CH POPLINS, ARM ORES, ic. all new. MOURNINGGOODS DEPAR'PMElN P. Lupin's black French Merinoes. all wool Repps, McurningVcplina, blackKpingline Cloths, black Alpacas, Lupin's Bombazines, fcecond MourninK Dress Goods in greatvariety. MJIlSi'S WB*R DEPARTMENT. Cassimere tor Boys, $1; Casslmers for Gents, 1!. Black Cl'>th5;Doeskins; Coatings; Beavers; Eskimo and Chincilla Beavers; Sealskin; Ladies' Cloaking Cloths in greatvariety. Super Family HLANKBTS, FLANNELS, *0. flOMESTiC COTTON GOODS of iow i'ciCM. SPLENDIDSTOCK OF NEW SHAWLS. BLAt.,K CLOt'H andBKAVER CLOAKS. Real Vienna atjd Paris Broclie'LongShawls; Scotch Plaid Shawls of beautiful colors; Black Shawls; Second Mourning Shawls; NEAL'SMAMMO'TH DRY GOODS HOUSE, Ri.tu?________________No. OY Ualtimore street. L'~a"dies' fancy furs.One of thelargest ar.d most select asBortmenta of LADIES' FANiJY' P'URS in the city, eonsist- ing ofall the different varitics, will be sold at the very lowest prices, at G. K. (3,LfA!L'S, No. 238 West Prattstreet, eotJalr_______________ near Hanov-^r. BAL'JIMORE rlRK INSURANCE COMPANY, 3. W. COR. OFSOUTH AND WA'JfElS. ST8, this Company INSURES AGAINST LOSS 01 DAMAGE BY FIRE in the cityor ooustry, on OTIS SPEAR, Secretary IMA'ÎONAl. FlitK INSURANCE OOMPAMlf i1 OF UALTIMORB,Incortiorated by the State (if Maryland, iPttS. SO SOUTH ST., New Building opposite Second nt ThisC impany Insures every deicription of Pro- perty, in and out of the city, against loss or damsgt lyFIRE. Short insuratices may be effected for a single day or longer period. JOiiii B. BEIDENBTKICKEa,Ftttt. BOJLRI) OF Diiit:ctoR8. GOLD SBAl)E!t.- HOWELl. fc BRO'THKRl?, No. 260 ilALTiMoji! St., opôtiteHanover. _ Offer the largeit varieiy of UO'.D SHADES in the city stock fine and assortment choice. .ALsc-Grten, White BufTand Blue HOLLANDS, all widths. , . , l"B HADES made to order, in the bentman- ner. __________________ n2l 2tri WIRE. M. KEITH JR. fc SON, 23 8pir'PH Henry M. Bas'n, AdamDenmead, George Bartlett, Joseph W. Jenkin*, \V illiam Woodward, Edward J. Church, eotfr WilliamHeaid, Thomas S. lienner, Creorge Small, Geo. W. Howard, |fenry Pendexlt-r, Hugh Hissot*. C.LAflDU^SeoreUty. Charles Sirkbt, sole Agents for Holyok-; j Mill, offer at" ' ' "----------------- Annealed,Bright, Wire Mill, offer at lowest rates, every description Oi Annealed, Bright, Coopoi-ed, Tinnedand Galvan- iled WIRE, CAST STEEL WIRE, fcc. 021-lmr; F RENCH PAPER HA1MG1N()S. HOWELL fcBIIOTHSRS. _ No. 20 BALTIUORE STREET, t pposite Jianover, Havc.icst rectivtd per la;st steamer, oftheir own diiect impo-tation, some entire new styles IINE PP.ENCH PAPEK HAN'ilNaS, never beforeex- hibittd in tliis market._________________n2L-otr. ' PAÊB-HANGINGB. " OWELL fc BKOTHERS, 2(i'iBALTlMORo ST., opposite Hanover, Have on hand a very lartê assortment of PA Pit. R- HA.^GINGSsuch asGold, Velvet, Satin and Em- botsed PAPERS; Walnut, Oak and other Dt-.CO- B.ATIONS, ofall the diBeront grades and of almost endless vcrie'y We are p>spared to execute all descriptionsof PAPER HANGING, Plain and Decorative, in the bestmfliintr. _________ tfr* NOTICE. " ' EW GOOnsTIY I.AVK ARRIVALS -: have rec'lvediV* fr.fTri^ JEWBLBT, WATCHES and PLATED- WABt:. for mycustomers. GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner of Cftlvert and Water st^., Baltimore. N. B.-Old Gold and Silver


wanted, n 17 Im r SCARF PINS, INITIAL SLEEVE BUT'TtTNS, LE0NTINE8. * New and beautiful JB WELBFjust opened by SAIttUEL KI'^K fc SONS, Ni A JTOM*. THE FIRST GRAND BALL OF THE J0URNI7HENSHiPWRlGtlTtS' A880- CIATJONXt touth Baltimore will be held a ____ the NEir AUslMBLT Rooms,on TUKBDAT EvE^NING, Jlee 8th, 1863 Tickets $1, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Supper andRefreshments by Fr. Bachmin. Mu- tsic by Ruckert and Kahmer. COMMITIEE Off ARBANGKMBNTS. jyJohn R. Carroll, John T. Webster, John O. HanisoB, John T. Fardy, W. J. Faidy, John S. Beacham, SamuelBeacham, Lenox Beacham, James Skinner, William Chesnut, George Skinner, Laurence O'Conners,John Homer. MANAGERS. Heory Hazen, William S. KoUoy. Thomas H. McGee, Robert Griffin, EdwinHooper, "William Walton, George J. I-oane, Jos. Loane. n21,28fcD7*f tor Gold and Silversmiths, 172Baltimore street LJ. TORMEY, it SOVTH BTREEV. BT0CX8, BONDS, GOVERNME SE0JIIIK, GOLD, BOUOBTAND BOLD JS, HOBiNSOlv fc CO.. REAL ISSTA Ve BiO- . KEBU, Bick Cffis^;, 1st floor. No. 48 Lexi.vo- .TON hTREET. Havc for Sale Houses, Farms. Coua- ) try ft'eats, as well as G-round Rents in all partsof the city. Money procured on Mortgage "on Real Estate. All crders in our line of business intrusted to us, wi'l receive the most prompt attention^____________________________n21-s,tu,th,lm''j RICHJEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, he- A. E. WARNER, GOLD AN3 SILVERSMITB. No, 10 NORTHGAY ST,,his just opened a rich jind varied assortment of FINE JEWELR.Y, embracing a variety ofBtyles and patterns of Ear-Rings, Broooties, Bracelets, Fia- ger-Rings, Ladies' and Gentlemen'5Chains, Pen- cils and Pens, Cuff-Pins, Bnckles, Miniature liook- els, fcc, fcc., which are oêred onthe most aocom- giodating terms._____________________________tfl'.' I 'OLD WxTCHES ?X FOR LADIESAND GE-<i'l,EMBK, SILVER WATCHEB, ioh Jewelry, of new styles. Silver Setc Silver Porks and Sooons,Fancy Silver for presents, A fall Bti'iok for Bslo by CAKFIBtiD, BRO. * CO., SXU Baltitaoi-0 street,ifr7__________________corner of Charles st. /.MUF.L ilAHKlS & SONS. bTOCK BHOKERS AND EXCHANGEDEALERS, No. lfl BALTlMOitE STREKP, Buy and Sell on tômmissioa all the STOCKS and ^KCU^ ITU'S ofthis and other markets. i!u>/ and Sell EXCHANGE and UNCUKRENT NCJTKS, COIN and GWVBRNMENTSECURl- T' K S * U S B?0 BONDS for sale. U.S.I yearCSR- l'i FICA'I'KS wanted._________________ nil Imr'TAM'EB H. SWONE,. J r.5ri.LI m Hi'OCKB, BONDS, COifJUZBCIAi, PAP MM,, ijOLD COIN,to, Mortheastcorner of Baltimore and (;harl3 SixxsTt, H r _______Baltimore.__________________ ii.rbTlLATED ANDDEFACED TREASBKY iVl NOTES UOilGHT. Y.UTILATED AND DEFACED POBTAb OB*- BOUGHT. JAMESH. COX,- \Si\ M. E. cor. Hortli and BalUmori A . SCARFS, SCARFS, SCARFS, SCARFS, BCARFS, SCARFS,BEAUTIFUL STYLES, BEAU'liFUL STYLES, bkautiful styles, jiEAUTiFUL STYLES. BEAUTIFUL STYuES,BEAUTIFUL STYLES,. FROM FROM FROM FROM FROM FK.OM 25 c'.s, to $10 CO 25 cts. to $10 03 26cts. to 10 00 2.5 cts. to SIO 00 25 cts. to $10 00 25 cts. to 10 CO SCARF PINS, SCARF PI.-^S, SCARFPINS, SCARF PINS, SJaRF PjNS, XCAHF PI!NS, A GREAT VARIETY, A GREAT VARIETY. GENTLEMEN'SFURlNl&HlNG GOODS, GFNTLEMKN'SFURNISlilNa GOODS, GENTLEIVEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,op EVtBV DESCRIPTION. RA)MOND & BURTON, RA^MONO & BURTON, RAYMOND & ISURTON,:3S 3 38 _____________W. BALTIMORE ST. n21-tfo iHE THRFE l-iUARDSlMEN TWENTY YEARS AFTBRIBBA GhL ONNM,- SON OF A TEOSI BY ALEXANDER DUMAS. NEW AND BEAUI'IFOL EDITIONS of the


above bocks,by ALFXANDPIR tiUMAS, being three of the greatest books in the Enj^lish language, aiepublished this day, each one being complete in a large octavo volume, with an Illustrated Milita- ryCover, in colors. Price Seventy five Cents each, or a copy of each of Ihe three books for Two Dollars.They are published and for sale at the Cheapest Store in the world to buy or send for a stock ofbooks, which is at T. B. PETERSON fc BROTHERS', No. .306 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. Copies sentfree of postage on receipt of price. 1S'~For sale by all BooJiselters._______________I t 'l''HE THREKGUARDtSMEM i. TWENTY YEARS AfTF.RI BRAGELONNE; SON OF ATHOS! BY ALEXANDER DUMAS.NE"W AND BKAUTIFUL KDITIONS of the above books, by ALEXANDER DUMAS, being thrte ot thegrtatest books in the English language, are published this ilay, each one being complete in a largeoctavo volume, with an Illustrated Military Cover, in colors. Price seventy five cents each, or a copyof each of the three books for two dollars. 'They ai published and for sale at the Cheapest Storein the world to buy or send for a stock of Books, which is at _ ' T B. PETERSON fc BROTHERS'. No.30 Chestnu'. street, Philadelphia Copies sent free of postage on receipt of price. Itt IN PRESS, ANDWILL "BE Pub lislied Saturday, December 12tt, THE DAYS OF SHODDY, A Novel of tlie Qreat eebellionof 1861. By the Author of "SHtJULDER STRAPS." Price $1 in paper, or $1 50 in cloth. 1 vol, 12mo ,600 pages. ^Booksellers, News Agents and all others will please set d on their orders at once forwhat they may want of either edition of "The Bays of Shod- dy," as it is going to have a very largeand extended sale, the orders coming infer it by the thousand. Published and for Sale by theCheapest Publishing and Bookselling Establishment in this country, which isat_^ ^ PETERSON &BROTHERS', No 300 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Te whom alt orders must come addressed,and they will receive 1mm. diate attention. Advance copies of the above Bock will be sent to tnyone, free ,.f pQ;it.tRe, on remitting the prico of the edition wanted to T. B. Peterson & Brothers, ina letter. Iff-for tale hy all Book Sellers.______________It; IVEW BO'iKS! NEW BOOKS! ri BY XBE BESTAUtirORS., Suitable for the Familv, Army tr Railroad Car reading. Published and for sale by ____ ^ TB. PETl'R.ÔN & UROTHERS, No. 306 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, And for sale tiy all Booksellersand News Agents. The Three Guardsmen. By Alexander Dumas. 75 Twenty Y'ears After. By AlexanderDumas. 76 cts. Bragelonne. By AlexantSer Dumas. 75 cents. Above are new and beautiful editions,in Illumi- nated Military Covers, in colors. Wlddifleld's New Cook Book. Bound $125. Mils l,etlie'sNew Looktry Book, IS! 60, Mrs Hale 8 New Cook Btok $125. MiFS Letlii's New Heaipt Book $1 25.Mrs Hale Fccelpis for tne vlillion SI 60, Tho Fatal Mairiage. By Mrs. Southworth $1. 'Ihe J oat BankWote B.v Mrs. Wood. 6ii cents, 'ihe Rejected Wife By Mrs. Stevens 1. '1 he Shadow of Ashljdyat.By Mrs. Wood. $1. Squire Trevljn's Heir By Mrs. Wood. $!. Shoulder straps, the Great War Novel$1. The Castle's Heir. By Mrs. Wood. $1. TheConscript, aTaleof the War. tl. Verner's Pride. By Mrs.Henry Wood. 1. The Gold Seekers. By Aimard. 50 cents. Sights A-Foot. By Wilkie CoUias. 50 cents.T he liiier Slayer By Aimard. 60 cents. TheTlapptr'^ Diuhler By Aimard. 60 cents. I he 6 uerilla VUkI,a Tale ot "War. 60 cents. The Soldier's Wife. By Reynolds. 60 cents. The Twin Lieutenants, a WarStory. 5l) ceuis. Annette, the Laiy of tlie Pearls. 60 cents Auiora Floyd By Miss Braduon 60 cents


FcFfy Night at OiTord. By Mrs. Wood. 25 cents. The Sleeping Sentinel, a Story of this AVar. 10 cts.Somebody's Luggage. By Dickens. 25 cents, pirates cf the Prairies. Bj Aimard. 50 cents. Andrec de'Javemey. By Dumas. $1. Tie Flirt. Bv ivlrs Grey. 60 cents. Love's Labor Won. By Mrs Southworth.$1. 'Iwo PrimaDonnas By tâla. 25 cents. The Stolen Mask. By Wilkie IJuPins. 25 cents. The Gsmecf Euchre. By a Pr.ifcsst r . 75 cents. Copies of anyrf the atiove booys will be sent to any one, freeof postage, on remitting the price of the ones wanted to T. B. Petersou & Brothers, in a letter. Wehave also just issued new editions of all of the works of 'Mrs. Southworth," "Mrs Hentz." "ivirs.Henly^'ood," "Sirs Ann S. Stephens," and all of the other popular authors. The cheapest place in theworld to buy or send for a stock of Books, either at retail or wholesale, is to the g.eat Publishing andBookselling Houte of T. li. Peterson & Brothers, Philaielphia. 0*Bootselleis, News / gents. Sutlers,and all otneis, will plea-e send on their orders at once for what t.'iey may want of any of the abaveor any other Books. Address all orders and letters to the Publishers, P. B. PETERSON & UROl'HERS,No SOb Chestnut street, Philadelphia, And they will receive prompt attention. Send for one of ournew and full Catalogues. For rale by all Booksellers._________________ It: I JUST PUBLlBliED! HAGARLOT; OR, THE FATE OF 'THE POOR GIRL! BY PIERCE EOAN, ESQ , Author of "THE P.IOR GIRL," "THESCARLE'J- FLaWER," ETC. PRICE 80 CENTS. ALSO, NEW EDITIONS OF THB FOLLOW- ING POPULARNOVELS, BY PIERCE EG AN, ESCl,: ^ ^ THE POOR GIRL; or, Tne Marchioness and her Secret Price5f) cents, THE SCARLET FLOWER, Price 60 c?nls, FAIR ROSAMOND; or, 'The (Queen's Victim PriceBO cents. IN PRESS-IMOGENE; or. The Marble Heart. By i'ierce Egan. ,,^,t, . , r, PBblished by DICK fcPTTZGERALD, No. 18 Ann street. New \ork. Also for sale by all booksellers in this P'a=e. ^^ ^ Copiesof the above books sent by m il ômyjA- dress f.ee of pcstage.on re>;ciptof tne once n2leo3t|r INFALLIBLF CUKE ok HABITUAL, DRUNK- 1 E'lSNESS-Whichcan be effected even without theknowledge ot the patient A inost pcrrect cure will be warranted by DR. HERM. faUNTHER, No. 24First street. New York. , , h . in compliance with the request of many, I have corcltidtd lo'tav a fewdays in this city, at tsi- MON'S HOri, Fayette street, wh-^^î <;', b| consulted from 8 until 12 A. W.,and Irom 2 until 6 ^'-.^ll^tM ""'""'"^ ' DR. HKRM GUNTHER. "p NO'J ICK.-The FIRST GRAND SOIREE MOF THE MOONLIGHT ASSEMBLIES #n will take place at Powhatan Hall, onMOJI- G^SDAV, November23d, 1863. Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies Com- mittee of Arrangements W.A. Tolley, J. Benja- min, D. Kelley, A. Kiicte,_______________n20-3t* . GRAND BALI/, ____^ To be heldat the BELAI R GARDEN, on tie Belair road, on MONDAY AFTER- ______NOON and NIi,HT, 23d inst(jood Music iFESgaged. lt*n HENRY FRITZ. ^ FIRS'T GRAND SOIREE OF THE ' BAST MONLMBNTALQUADRILLE AS- SOCIATJVN,toX>e'htM at Powhatan Hall. ____corner cf Pra't rand Bond streets, onWED- NESDAY EVENING, Not. 25th. Tickets 60ct5 admitting a Gentleman and Ladies. Ctmmitteoof Arrangements. Richard Miller, Frank Green, Jacob Shreck, 0. Barcher and John L. Harris. Prof.Troutman's Cotillon Band is en- gag edfortheoccafum^_____________nU2^1,25 31 * o &l A MONS.GAWKOUSKI'S DANfylNQl ACADEMY, Law Buildings, corner of St. Paul and Lexington Sts. Days of Tul-__tion, MONDAlS and THURSDAYS, at i o'clock, for juniors, and 6 o'clock P. M. for seniort To those who


reside at a distance tickets of the city paaaenger railway will be furnished. For terms, references.Ac , apply as above, or at his residence. No. 397 EU'TAW SO.UARE. n6 Th,a,mm: THE FIRS'T GRANDJEWELEJIS', BALL will be held at the NEW ASSEMBLr ROOMS- OnTUESDAY EVBNlNfi, Deo 1,1863. Thecommittee have resolved unaaimously t use every exertion to make this the best and most pleasantBall of the season. Profs. Reuckertand Kehmer's full Cotillon Bands will be in attendance. The prv-igramme has been so arranged as to suit all who may favor us WitU their presence. CoMIIllTTEE OFARRANGEMENTS. M. Kesmodel, Wm Haurand, J.EM. Johannes. C. Kirckmayer, J Cremen, M. IVlartinet,W, Martinet, M. Charlet, H. Dahle, A. Meyer, F Grote, H: Messer. HGrPHOF. CHA8. L. SPIES has beenengagecl as Ballet Master for the occasion. H9'Tickets SI, admitting a Gentleman and I,a- dies. n7M.w,B.86fcin H^^liEi^T DISEASE,?. UNCUH.REKT MONEIf HOLD AND BILVEJl AMUSKiUfiNTS .Hr>i J-FRED. RUECKERT, MMk TEACHER OF !S^ VOCAL MUSIC, PIANO AND VIOLIN, 414 WEST LEXINGTONST., nl2-lm*D between F'remont and Poppleton. PARTlliS AND BALLS SUPPLIED BY nlO-lm( WM. J.SCHMIDT, 869 West Baltimore street. MRS, MARGARET KINCAID. IWAStiUEi- ADE AND THEATRICALDRESSES made, for sale and for hire, at No. I LOW ST., Baltimore, .Md. Private Parties and Ballssupplied with anjr style of Costume at short notice._________nlO-lm*: MAJtSHAEL'S _____ . _ _____(iUERADB . O 0MB NOW OPEM. FANCY DREB3 AKD KAS" _________________X O O M B NOW OPEM.CM; tumes of every description, suitable for l,adlcs Ana Qentlemen, can be hired or made to ordernpon tot most reasonable terms. Orders from the oouBtn attended to. R. MAftSHAEL, 3 Logst. oa-l EDWARD SYTHE,/'!tW!'c Waitn-,lCatersran4 Svperintender qf Dinner Parties, Balls, We^ dings, ttc.No. 08 ST. PAUL S'T,, next door ta Centre street, informs the ladies and gentlemen of Baltimore an^vicinity that he is prepared to furnish them with Forks, Knives, Spoons, Lamps, (3andelabras, (jlass,China ard Flowers, and all articles connected with entertainments. All delica- cies of the seasonfurniahf d on reasonable terms. Cards of invitation delivered. Cooks and Waiters provided andorders received for cooking. Special attention given to funerals. o3-83ra*T II HKUMaTIC COMPOUJNDPURIFIliK.. AIHD BhOOD A Sure and speedy Cure for Soreness in the Bonss and MitscUs, Fains andStiJTness of the Joinis% hettmatismy Gout, J^.euralgia, and all In,' Jlammatory Liseases, arising froi3t>Impurity (f the Blood, Tbe discoverer of this medicine, a gentleman well and favorably known inttie medicil world, wUh- he d it fiom the public for alonsf time, deairing to suVmit it to the ttflt inhis own practice; there it ex- celled his most tanRuine expectati ms. and after witnessing, underhis own scrutinizinff eye, its aig- ral triunn h over both acute and chronic inflimma- icv ilisesses iarepeated snd repeated trials, it is now offfTed to tbe public and Kuaianteed to permanently curealldipe-.scs for which it ia recotomend- ed, rr the mony will be refunded, if directiona are followed,which are simple, requiring no extra trruble nor change of diet. Many mediRines offered for sale,backed by doubtful and far disc^nt cer- tiftrs+ef, (thfir chief virtue.) and claim to ba universal rtmtcies for all malad;e3-a burieaque oa coirmon tente. As the advertiser of this Compound solemnlyprotests against having it placed in the categiryof parent and trorthless nostrums he has resolvedthat it shall go forth to the world like the pure gold dollar, wi:h no other passport than its own


true value, if the public find it genuine, they will rective it; if spurious, they will rightfully con- dtmuand reject it. Instead of being a panacea for all diseases it has control over but one cif55 has butone aim oc- eomplisn s butoe thing, t'iz ^ subdues all Injlam matory Diseases As experience isbetter tiiAa tes tlmonj. let the doubting try It for themnelves. Advertising is rerv expensive. 'I'woou" of a large number of certificates are appended; they are from gentlemen of veracTty and hi-'h-tfliiHl morality and sTandijjg in th^s citj; can be seen at any time aol will give any information asto what this invalu- abie medicine has done for them. Call and examine certificates. Price $1 perbottle, or 6 bottles for }5 Packages neatly put up and sent by express or per order upon receipt tfprice. For sale only by the mp.iûfacturei, to whom orders muat b; ad- drcp-fd. WM. 8. rj. KKAL, fHXLombard st., one door west of Calvert, Bal- timore. I was afilieted with rbeumatijm for severatyeara;at times J wagcomv?l'ed to neglect mv business. 1 purchsseythrce bottles of vour Kheumatic Com-pound, and used two botthsand one part of an- otter 1 am perfectly cured Yours, very reipect*fuliy, John H. Tuomas, Mate of Stenmer iviary 'Wisliingtjn. Ealtimore, June 6th, 1863. X was forFeyen weeks confined to my bed with rheumatism. 1 tried maty remedies, without the desirtdtffuct, until 1 almcst despaired of gettintf well, i was persuaded by my friend, Jamas (j. Fails, lo tryjour Kheumatic Comp^^nd. 1 U3cd. three bottles of it, which wadj a pirfec^cureof me. I hate not'elt the slightest symptoms of it since. \oujSj with respect, Jas. K Richardsiin, Wo. 60 Ans street.Faltimcre, Ayril ntb,I863 no2i Imj KOHOOI^KR ADEAt. FOH, SALu; Pttl- VA'I'KIjV; light draught, 41:tons. Apply at _______IVo. JiSSMl't H'B WHAHf. 'n2l-2t* f^ NOTICE. The undersigned respectfullyij informs his friends and patrons that he hw n> KMOV>:iJ from his old etand, .No. 44 L' Wo^fest .lothonorthwestcorn.'rofWOLb'K hhii PKATT SI'S , -ii"lr iîit------'" to ke^P on hnd a Itrge supplyofThSTceLlCit'OH, LA^ÊK. UE*''K. &.C. He is also prepar*^d to serve up /S- Ti'liS in every style, at the&hortest notice. A BAGATi^LLii TABLE is connected with the establishment. LOREJNZ BCHNlBLKft,It*? ____________________ _______Proprietor. HOKSKK, ETC., AT PKIV.VTf^ SAL.K, We have on hand atour 8TAULES, 5o Geiman street, a large lot of supf^rior E ORSFB, for Pleasure and LightandHeavyDraft or Farm ôrk. n21-3tl______________J. P. RICHARDH fc CO. FOR tJ A LK-A SORREL HORSE, seveji yfarsold.suitabl'^ for a <;artor Teim; price $60. Apply at 299 W. Saratoga St., bet ween land 4 o'clock PM._______' u2i-3t*| FOR PALE OR EXCT^ ANGrK-A sap-J- rior Carriage FOR SE, 16 handi high, light (irav.Will go well in suigle or double har. nef s. Ee will be exchanged for -a ttylish aud we 1 trained tâddi"iJorse of eaey aotion-Ulac'^ *'C.-*y* Appl? ft SS HANOVER KT._________D21-eo3t*o^ ir'-Er,' w FaMIL'-carK 1 \(j KS. Top and i>ia- '-ii^'Top RUOGIKS, ROCKAWAY-S JEX- NYLfNOS, )-XPREfc8 WA(Ji)NS,aadCarriages of all descriptions, constantly on hand and ior private sale, at our Repository, X^Jos. 65and 60 German street. n21 tr________________J. P. RICHARDS&C()._ TSStIZ UARRIAtiiLii UAKRlA^KIi.K^lJifV* The subscriber has a large aisortatMl '"^''' ^""- of fashionable CARRIAGES on lUiaS of everydescription, of his own m&nufaetnr,oH best materials and workmanship, wMch kIKj sold low forcash or approved paêr, L/X)Y'.TESTiMONYl^^^^_ September 15th, 1863. Mortimer <i Mowbray: iv..ot ,! tt\ !UP wish to Vnow if you have '^ <:=J^"'; Jj.^'Sho TON'i 'IJNVrl BE. 1 want, it tor a friend who


cannot ixpitss the value of this * edicme IJirect to HANNAIi ^1. IjtKTIH. Souih Surrey, IMe. COUGH,KHEUiVlATISM,î>Y''l'il'SV, Elu., Foldbv M0RT1'*?V'.R *. MO WaRAY, No. 240 Bu-cet.andby all Druggistsin thia o'ty aja tfr* ILLIASI MoCAKK, m South SKr utrMi tfjr more a__ else vhere 60VER.NMENTAliEUr FOR TUB BALE OF ., _ 6-SO UNITEU STATES BONDS, Princiral and Interest Payable in aoM.^rô probabilities are that this profitable inv'Kt- ment will not be much longer in the marSjt atim_ par value.___________________i!.iu.TH.tD''r IVhW -iORK HXCHAtiHK- . n1 tfrt ^'"^"^ '' \y^!ml\ BON.YlKiliUATlNFBOUmKSFaAirKNOTEi aa r"l%HOB. J.OAMOH. .BlJiWART'S dALVERT SJAaAB 63 N. CALVBRTSTliHE'S, \OpposiTE City Spring,) Have on hand at all hours, day and nig COaOHKS, UTJGlilBS, fcc ,to hire. rUNLRALB served and WKDUINSS prompHj attended, HOKSEB TAKEN AT LIVERY by the dw0 month, A. JS. 8TK WAR'if, Tu.ThatJlTr:_____________________ProprietoreM. THE BALTIMORE " ANDOHIO RAlLROAp; Cn snd after SUNDAY, November 21. 18i,3, two daily trains will be run betweenHaltimore and Wheeling and I'arkersburg. and one between Bal- timore and Frederiek, as follows: .MÎL TRAIN will leave Baltimore daily (except Sunday) ato 00 A. M., ,^. EXPRESS TRAIN will leaveBaltimore daily Both trains connF.ct at the Ohio River for all points West, Southwest and Norihwest.FR''DKRICK TRAIN leaves ISaUimore dlily Bt 4 80 t. K. , and Frederick at 7.00 A. JW., Suadiys excepted.TheEuLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Bal- timore ate 20 and 9 15 A. M , and I 20 and 4 45 P. M . andMlicott's Mills at 7.40 and ll.OJ A. M., and 2 45 and 6 00 F. M. FOR WASHINGTON. Lfave B.9Uimore at4,7.15,8.6) and 10.20 A. IVI , ana 3 IS 4.i!6 and V S6 1'. ffl. On S;:ndav8 at 4 ani 8 60 A. M. am 3 ,6 P. Mleave Wa'?hini<toii at C 35, S and 1110 A M , and 3,10. 4 30 6 in^l 9.3.) V. M. (;n Sundays at 8 A. W, and3 lo and 8 W 1", L The 2;1. 4"h and .ith trains only from Baltimort, anu thelstSdp.nd 4th traiusfromWashinfrton stop at wsy points Th5 3d and 5tn trains from Baltimora and the 2d and 4th trains fromWasnington connect with trains on the Annap:>lis Road For further informflUon, Tk-ketsof everykind,&3 apply to J. T. Fr-(iLAND, Agent, at tJamden Sta- tion, or at the Ticket Office. __ W. P. SMITH,Master of Trausportainon, L, M. COLE, general Tictet Agent, nSltf; OLB PAPERS, both large and mUeiiedjot sale by Ox bo&died or tSouJsaa. at *HL SUB

W^lSm^dVatei' Ap'ply . JOV'S, 107 BaUi- Smiîfn-A Kood and rfilUbla noi.oRED W*COaIhMAiI.Apply at No, X3 HANOVKR IT w ______________________n 21-8t* 7iMTIiU-j*n ASSISTANT, in a llrstclass .^ nrnândPrefcriptioa Store None bat tlioie hi ?cSpe*fntneed apply, Address ''HARMA ^pitibt!throuf h Battimore post office, nil-it-;^ HTTnTKB One large PAKLOR, or doubje W rAKUJKB andK WDRgORl, with JJ"--^-J' missary Department. Address n., ai '"jj^jj.,,.,^ **^ afiTfffH:^! COLORE0 WAIT KR-one who Wissteady and "" ',ygRUN of reference required. Apply at 27 i-itAWKLjinSTKUfcT,__________________--------_ti-l_ ------ANTEli-tifteen GIRLS, (sood hands for nice Kmb,oideryWork, ",,specimen; none others need apply Call at JiMJiKOlut.K-J Amj |TA^mKe S'SORK, No, 40N.Charlej_s_t._ lt*t WTNTE'c-A PARTNER, with .10 or $16,000 casb, in the Produce and ProvisionBusiness, BOff esmb ished and making money. More capital an be used to advantage. AddressH. P.. at the Sun office.______________________"'' 3'** -----A JNTEX. lMJViliJ,il.'iTEL,'/ A good Uook,


Washer and Ironer, In a small (aniUy. None need apply but such as are fall/capjible, and cia Somewell recomuR-need. Apply at 30 NOJtTd. EUTAW BT , above W adison.______________It** 'AITEAWAN TK i). \ respectable white WAN is wanted as VI alter, in a private fami- li none need app'ybut those well acqaalnted with the duties, and can bring untiuutionaole re- coimendatloijE.Apply at 12^, PAttK. aX.n2i-at*i -----ANTEl A good WH6*SL.WRff>;iT; one that understands makin'Light Bodies preferred. Also, a liLACKSMITHS HELt'liK.- Steady employment and gooil wagesgiven. Iniiuire at41 SOUTH PA'JA bT pear Pratt.________It.* M/ANTED A middle aged iVJAl>i. wellre.om- tV mended for his integrity and industry, having eiperience in r arming generally, rilsingof Fruit, Vegetables, 4c. Applf at No. 18 Bowly's whan. THUS-R-kATTUt-WSfc SONS. n214t*YOUNO LAKY, who tpeaks the Germla and tnglish Languages fluently, wishes to be en cat'cdin aSTOKJi, to attend to sales. She cjngive the best reference. Address No. 499 W. BALTI- MUKK ST.____________________________nZl-a'-* /'"ANVASSER Wy.NTED. A good 0ANVA3- V/ BER wanted, in abusiness that would pay an energetic Man at least SlOU per month, and no eic tenses incurred.Address B. U., at the bun office^________________________________________1''* PORTER WANTED-A resptctab.e White MAN, who can write a fair hand, is wanted in abutiness cilice, as Wessengerand to clean ofhoe!, make Arts, 4.0. Jl.tspectable references will ba re- " oolred. Adiress R. W. B.,through the BalUmore Josfcffice^____________________________ nil-u* STANXEU-By a MAN and hisWIFE, having in no Children, a Situaiion the Manonaflrst- dass Family or Market Garden; his Wife isa Qi-st class Wasiier and Xr^-ner, and an excellent Dairy Woman. Would hare no objection to livingin toe house, wiih an agreeable family. Address >' M i,., yith real nvme, Sun office____________n2lat*l TiAKTNEK WAWXEU Either active or spe Jl clal, with a cash capital of 8,000 or lO.OJO dollars,in a Manufacturing Busioess already established that pays a KOOd profit. Best of referencegiven andreauired. Address with full name and state the amount or capital, for one week, atBaltimore PBstcffice, H. F. nil-6t ? WANTE U-Six .r eight jood gO ARK C AN- MAKBKB. Apply t C. 8.MALTJY S, Weat Falls arecue._________________tzjjj^ -------ANTTfD ^ l)0Y, about IB yeqrs of age, inan Aiic'ior and Ocmm-ssion House Applv a*. No ? f<"?RTII CHAHLi-.S Sl-.upsiairs. 'nai-tf wwtXn'tED--Six or eight good HANDS, to work Won boys' olotMng. A'so, a good OPERA TOR on a Ladd &Webster's machine To save trou'^le none need apply but the best hands. Apply at S. E. HARV'./OD S, 53 Gard. n st n^l-3t* ANTBO Two -OUHNKYIVIKN POTTKRS Best wajres will be raid Applyto LTNTON & CO.. Lexington and Pine sts. n30 3t:* WANTED A good BARBKR. Wages $iO perweek. Apply t3 D. GAl'TO, No. 11 Souh Gay^.__________________________________n20 3t; WANTED-A DRIVER for a Sutler's Team, to go to Washington. To a good man lib-raj wages will be given,inquire at HUNT, OLARlCh & UP 'S, as Weat, Pratt street.__________nad 2t*.' WANTFjD AWOMAN.to do Housework for three in a family; German or Irish orererred References required and bestof wages paid. In- quireN'o. 20 PEA RL i<T.,nearthe market 'n2n 2t* WANTED A WOMAN, to Cook,Wash and Iron. A white woman preferred. Liberal wages will be given. A;ply at 78 SHARP ST., cornerPerry_st^_________________________n2C-3t*) ^ WANT I'.Vl K PARTNER, active or silent, with $2,000


capital, in one of the most extensive Photographic estal'Iishments in the city, for the Surpcse of rEorefully meeting ne public demand, 'rom 50 'o lOli per cent can be rande on the invest- ment. Address X,fc'un office, with full name and where an interyiew ma? be had,_________p20-at*C TOR SAL. OR RBNXiflliiHEK 1 Tack. FOR SALE-Fifty acres of unlmp-oved LAIVD, situated within 2^ miles of the city. Partcity property vill betaken inpayment. For further la'-iieuJ.i.B'pply to HEf<K.YM. WILLIS, 1,2-St'JSffl 67West Fayette st. 1 WISH TO ENGAGE A YOUNG LADY AS . GOVERN J-SB, tor my Onildren, to Peach theEnglish branches, MusicFreDch and Oil Painting. A Maryland Lady, and a member of the EpiscopalChurch, would bo preffcned. Address UlUHAllil S0BERT8, Lower Marlboro', Calvert county, Ma-ryland;___________.__________________________"*> 3~" TO DRLGGISTS, - mli WANTED-A DRUG STORE-to buy or "go a panner. Address, stating price, &o., " BALSAM, Sun office.___________________P312t;*O^ WANTiTll TO RE NT-A small UWKLL- wilNG-HOL'SE, in the eastern or northeistern "part of thecity, having not les3 han three chambers. It must have water and be 01 moderate rent. AddressT. O. G,, Sun ollioe,___________It*: Igiai-u. "wanted to RENT-A gogdton- IPVvyCed, second handPIANO; due care taken n 'with it; no small children on the prem:- jges. Also, to buy a good secondhand MKLODE- ON. Address, with particulars, J., Sun office. It * ^^wXNTKD-A light Top BUGGY, or -alightEXPRESB WAGO.y. Applyfor -one week at No. 8 NORTH STREET, between Fayette and Baltimorest,___________It*: "ULadueks wanted. jD GooiBEEFbladders, in arty quantities, to WM. DAVIBON* 00., n30 8t*{______________________lot Lombard st. /ANTED-Two good WAGONERS, and a ' MANto work about the Barn and on the place. Apply to SAM UliUi HALL, near the new Almshouse ^'-n30.2t w WANTED ^ stout, energetic, honest and capable Colored WOMAN, to act as Cook, and totuperintend an Officer's Mess. Apply to SUTLER, .afayette Barracks. n20 3t;* WANTED-A SITUATION,in this city as Book-keeperfby a young Man who has had several years experience in that capacity.Satisfac- tory refei ences can be given. Address J. M. B, Bun office. 'n20 3t* C^nitnO GOOD SKCOND-HAND GRAIN jJU.tlUU B AG (< WANl'ED, for which the nighest cash prices will be paid. Also severalWO- MEN, to de rough sewing Apply at li7 Smith's wharf Fit-IN leh sewing Apply a CIS w ormtnfiftW4/AN'1EU IiMMEDlAl'ELV 20 or iU good "t fcquare aud t luted e;A,re ma.icv. iiij /, ,, tant work andthe hiuhest prices paid Apply at East Baltimore Can Works, No, 318 Alice street, corner Caatle alley.- n20 6i? F, J. RUTH * BRO. SB/ANTED IT TO BE KNOWN-That H D. HlNTEKNEiiCtt has resumed hisform-r business ct TURNING AND ORNAMENTAL SAWING, at his old stand, No. 49 OCAT ST., a.nilinvites his old customers and the public at large to give him a call. Wanted, two good TURNERS, atsame place, tteady work and good wages will be given. Apply immediately._____________n20-at*oWANTED A SltUATION in a Grocery Store, by a young Man of good standing, and who can bring thebest referenoeu. Address J. B. N , Sun office. ______________'nl9-3t* WANTED IMMEDIATELY H A ND S. on heavy Cassimer Vests; also on Coats. B^st prices paid. IIINTON & TEEL, Merchant Tail- ors,Washington, D. G.____________ uVJ 6t*| WANTED-A SITUATION, as Salesman or General Clerk, in awholesale Dry Goods or Clothing House, by a thorough energetic person of 13 years' experience;unexceptionable reference given. Address M. A. fi , Sun office. nlTeoStl* FAKMBlt WANThD. One


who can bring good evidence of capacity and integrity, mi.y find a desirable SITUATION b.v writtenapplication to Box 97 Pcstcffice, cr by inquiring at the offije of the Sun nI9eo3t*| W^ / ANTE u By arespectable young MA,^, a sit- ' uation as PORTER in a Store, aud is willing to msifehimsell generallyuseful Can bring good recommendations if required, and is a good writer. Address, for three days,J. J. V., Sun effice nl9-3r.* W' ANT'EI) Half a~dozen good MEN. to ssU WADMAN'S PATENT COALSIFTER- Every house wants one, and it only needs showing to Ecil ifc. Handsome wages can be made.C LEWIS DUNLAP, Wholesale Agent for Mary- land, No. 13 West Baltimore St. nty 3t; WANTED ASituation, h^ a young MAN, who has had ten years' experience in the Commis- mission business.Understands BciOkkeeping thor- oughly, and is willini< to make himself generally useful. Ttie verybe^t of re'erenc^ will be given by addressing TO R>i EN JE, Bun office. nl9 3t*i SITUATION WANTtD-By a MAN, who is capable of managing and working a F'ARM; his Wife would be willing to attendto the Dairy. He has otîer assistauce, which would enable him to prosecute the work of the tarm.Address FARivl- ER, at the Sun office, giving location of the pUce, and where an interview could behad_______nl9 3t. i^ FOR BALL-HOUijF. No. .52 CHEW ST., BMrnedoor eastof Ai?quith G-ound rent $2'."^per annum. Inquire at No. 49 AISCiUITH STKbET,______________________________nai-S * ^ FOR SALE-The STOCK, GOOD-WILL ffSand FlXTUHF^Sof an old established LIME "*aND feed STAN 11, now doinga good busi. nef^s.' Jiiquire at the Sun office.____________ lt*l i^ FOBTSALE A four story HOUSE, withKa passage, in the exireme northwest part of the "**city, tor Si,100, cost $2,600; aNo a small onefor $5(0. Apply to L. W. RIDGELY, 143 N, Calvert street.__________________________________ lt*f jj. FOR.SALK-HOUSENo 25 Mosherstreet, Esfiopposite the Union Infirmary and the Imraacu- late Conceptionchu'ch; fronts 16 feet by 74 feet ( inches deep, with passage ard two story Ba^k (irick) Building.Ground rent $2! 50. Willbesold a bargain if early application be mude F"or further particulars applyat the House. n21 s&wtto ^^ FOR RENT A fine three story and attic ffiSHOVSE, with lack building,and watr flx- "tures complete. No. 8.5 Oamden street, near Sharp. Apply to J. A. BBSHANE, 40 S.Char es s reet. n21-3t* __ FOR RKNT OR ufAa'-aTORB AlVD Elz) ÊLLIKG, No 14 KasfFayette street,oo- '^posiip the Shot I'ower. Apply to H, W. JEN- KINS, 18 Light street^________________n2I 3t*t igbFOR RENT-The STORK, JVo. 83 North re? Charles streei, near Pleasant. Apply at No. ''73 XÔRTHCHARLES ST. no21-2t j JSf i-OK, Kl'NT-DWELUING HUUSK No. fi^ 143 Hanover street, second doorsouth of Barre -''sMeet. Rent2fO. Apply to W. D. MILLS, No. 51 Fayette street, opposite Barnum'sHotel, atUA M.oriP M. lt*f ^^ DUCKING POINT FUR RENT. I am au Mjil^thoriKed to rent to a Club ofGentlemen the ^DUCKING POINT belonging to W. W. Levy, situated near the mouth of Back river.It is in compete order. Boats, BUod and Sven Hundred De- coys. Apply to N. K WOODWARD, 31North street.___________________________________'n213t' iT'iOAL AND WOOD-i'ARD FOR RENT, North*.-' street, beiwecn Pleasant and Bath streets; has a switch from Northern Central railroad. Appiyto G EORGE H. WILLIAMS, over Cheiapeafce Bank, North street.______________\______________n2l3t*: GROUND-RENTS-Two REN t'S of m each and two of $i:6 each for sale at 6 per cent, b/ GEU.L. HARRISON, FINE ROtj.vifi-Two Front ani one __witu Kas, and he teti with watjr can be hid, with


or withuu BO A if n, furnishe i or un- urnished, at S97 W. FA YE TTB ST. n21S',*, tfURNISHED BEDCHAM!iERWANT.iD -dy a Gen Jeman, in a privats res'djnee, without Board. It must be the frontor back parlor or o:her good room on the first or ground floor, and cont lin astove. Pi ice $2 36per week. Address R. SB, Bun oSace^_______________________________ It * FOR rent-Two unf'!rni!iedROOMS, on the third fl, or, suitacle for Lodgi .g Rooms, and ftonting on Fayette street, near Charles.Apply as the Sun Building._______________________nal^t E ALAKGS UN FURNISHB 1) front CH* MB'BR", on second floor, for rent,with or without Bo ird, in a desirable location, convenient to cityrailway. Apply at the Sun office__________________n2ll>3t''| .TOR RENT-A Frobtand Back PARuJR un- -fumiahed, toalady and gentleaian, ora small family, with or without BOARD. Aiiply at 83 OAMDEN St'.___________________na0 3t*^ ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with LODGING, andBreakfa^'t if desired, by applying at No. 63 NORTH LIBBRTY street'______________________________'nW2t* ALADY, native of France, wishes BOARD in a respectable family, where two hours of Teach-ing would be considered as an equivalent. Address, by note. A B. C;., Sun office, for t!irei-days.e20 3tl WANTED An un'u Dished KOO.M.by a Gen tletnanand Lady, with BOARD for the Lady only,with a widow or lone Lady; in the western or southwestern part of the city preferred. Address,stating location, Z. ADDIX, at the Baltimore Post- offlce.___________________________________n!M 2t*<,ABACK PARi-uR IS now vacant at No 130 F'AyETTE ST., between Howard and Liberty. Ryferenc Bexchanged.________________nl9 eo3t*( AbJiNTLcMAiX AND WlFii. or several Sin- gle Gentlemen, canbe accommodated with Board in a pleasant family'and desirable location, by eaily apple ation atSt SOUTH SdARP St., near Lombard.________________________n 19 eo2t* FOB t> EN r To Gentlemen,one neatly F'urnlsh. ed BED ROOM, in a private residence, 72 LEX- INGTON STREET, between Charlesand Liberty streets._________________________ nil eo3t*l OAKDING. Permanent BOARD, also threelarge pleasant communicating ROOMS, on the second floor. Apply to Miss MARY" MASON, on t'lesouthwest corner of Calvert and Monument sts. Refer to Townsend Scott, Broker. nn-eoSt*! "family,having a house larger than they need, on LOMBARD ST., No 316,8 little west of Fremont, wouldrent a fiw desirable ROOMS, either furnished or unfurnished, to lod- gers, or would take a fewvegetarian boarders Reference reeijiireiL______________________n20 2t BOARfi^WANTED-In aprivatereligioui family, for a Gentleman. Wife and small Boy, A large unfurnished CH AMBF, R, in a goodsituation, will be required. Address BOARDER, at the Sun office, until Monday next, stating locationand terms. The Board will be paid promptly every week.___________________________________n2Q-2t.*GOOD BOARD Pleasant Rooms, and the comforts of home, may be had in a private fimily, withoutchilcren, in a central location upon rej- sonable terms Apply at the Sun office. n 19 3t CÔOD BOARDand a comfortable home maybe T had at the southwest corner of ^HARP and CONWaY STS. TableBoarders can also be ao- commclated. Terms moderate,__________nl9-3t*) OARIJING. Permanentand transient BO Ad D, with furnished and unfu.niahed Rooms, can be had by applying at 108HANOVER STliEWT, one door south of Con way,______________nl9 Im*: PRIVATE FAMILY, rertding ashort distance from the corner of Baltimore and ilano- versts, have two COMMUNICATING ROO.ttS,


which they would rent to Gentlemen, (either furnished oi unfurnished.) The rooms have just beenpapered and painted. Inquire at Sun office. nl7-eott* n2l-3t) 29 St. Paul St. ifOR RENT One largeand one email ROOM, i in the second story of the Sun Iron Building. Inquire at the office of theSun.______________tfrj L08T AWP gQPa^P. C REWARD -Lost, a small MBMORAN- <DO DUM and CASHBOOK, on South I'alvert or Pi att street, for which the above re wa'd will be paid if left at the store ofJOSHUA VANSANi'fc SON.___________________________________n2i 3t'o LOsT-On Thuriday night, eitherin Charles St., between Read and i^hase streets, or oa corner ofCalveitf.nd Fratkiin st-eets, a heavyGOLD- LINKED BRACELBf, A suitable reward wUl be given if left ata SOUTH ST.____________Itj LOSTBetween Reese's Grocery St*re and Chass and fha'les streets, a OAMBO BKEAStpm figures theieonCupid and Psyche. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at No. 61 Se;COND STREET. n21-St'i5LOS'i' A CHFCK, in going from corner of Che ip- side and Pratt street to T. J, Carson's Bani.-, diBwnin favor of O, Trnett for fl20, on Riggs & Co , WashingtoHt b^ fcaml, P. .He-over. Icaution all personsfrom presenting said check. a5 payment has been stopped. OLIVER TRUETT, corner Cheapside nafratt street.__________________It*? DISCOVfERFD ADRIFT. Was taken up and secured bv the subscriber,on the 15th iastant, a SCOW, about 22 feet long and nine feet wide. ANTHOiNY SCHROSDKH,n021 l*J___________________-^ 1 l_ooaKh street,_ (^ r RT.;'WAnn l.ost. on Monday morning, ejp*.êitlieron tue l-reUerict ruiva .,r ii..iUn,i aei.,.,! eleven yards of Leather Colored POPLIN, The finderwill receive the above reward by returning it to ihe corner of Pratt aud Oharles streets, store ofW. W1LKEN8 & CO._____________________lt*o 6 P FWARD.-j1 CA VJB ZOSr-On Tuesd ly, ejpO whilepes'ing th'ough iientre. High, or Eas' Fa.vette street, to the Philadelphia Turnpike, lost from a wagon,a Ptout Walking S IICK, yellowish color, wiin crooked handle, knarl..! or tivis ed, somPtbinglike aroot. 11 ha'no money value. CaV at No. 20 LAVv' BUlLPlNOa.________n21-3i* F'OUND-In the Storeof SELBY & McCAULF, Y, No 32 tiaitimore street,aboatfive weeks since aGOiD BRACE ui.T. the ladywho is supposed to have lost it said she would call aganinafe^ dsiys to see some new CARTFS \i^ViBlTHj which were to arrive fhe is requested to call, pr.,ve property pay for this >.dverti?ement,and get hyr Bracelet. The new Picture" have a riv-,1. SELBY & vicCÛLBY, rea'ers in STATION" R i,PHiiI'OGRAPH AL- BUMS aid CARTlrS D-i vltllÊ, n21 3t;* No 32 Baltimore St., ne.".r Harrison. lim by p;r21 St* WANTED Two good WHEELWIUGHTS, None but .'good workmen need apply . The highestwages will be given. Apply to'JBARLKS SLACK, corner of John and Cathedral sts. nl8-t? WANTED Atidy colored WOMAN, to do Gen eral llousewoik in a small family. Good wages paid. Apply at No.231 NORTH II'JW- F JSKSOPiS dsairoas of employing male orfrimaie SERVANTi3, American, Irish,iljermau or (Jc- &ored, as well as all those seekiue emplovmeat, can fiiesuited on tiic; shortest notice,by applying ac th iiSxKl^LKjl'iNCJ:: AND KMfliOYMii-iNT Of- FlUK, No. 8 N, Frederick atreat. nl6 Tm*:CAWVASSJNG AGKNTS WANTED forlfihe Standard iiistory of the War. A rarechancato make money.Agents are clearing from 100 to $200 permonth. Bend for ( Jlrculars. Address J( J>iES BROa. & CO.,lûblisliers, 71 W. fayette at., Bal- timore, Md.__________________________nll-tN2I* TORl-^KS WANTE11-175,000 new or eld. Apply IL> to or address, statiog lowest cash pvic3 on delivery, JOllJN F.


RYAiN. 48 Centre street, west of Calyert.________________________________nlQ 12t WAJNI'EjU 'I'U iiuy oecona-nand Oariiiatera', Vlnsmlths', Blacksmiths', and all other kinds MVOOIiS. Second-handTools for sale. Hij^hest gwh prices paid for Old Iron, Rags, Brass, Gopoer, eaa, fccat iNo. 80 Gays*;. >. C. SMITH. o241m* WAiMTEi) TO b.UvL CiiEA Jt', (from auction.) real English KNIVES, RAZ0R8and SCiS- PORB, at SMITH'S SECOND HAND STORE - Aigbest pries for J?a'5, /ôra, Ccpper, Brass,Lead, iMo. 80 Gray street, near Saratoga.______o^-lm;*__^ StRiX A MONTHI-We wane AtfENTS at$50 qpvl\J a month, expenses paid, to sell our Ever- lasting Pencils, Oriental Jjurners, and thirteenether new, naelul anî curious articles. Fift-jen riroolarn sent trea. Address _ .___ SHAW fc GliARK,li-gmWlSty_____________ Biddeford. IVlainft. ^T^ A MONTHt 1 waul to hire Agents in every <71 -^county at $76 a month, expenses paid, to piell my new cheap Family Sewins Machi^'.a. Ad- drcBS__ , *. MAiJiiiON, 084-d3mfcWtJal6*/______________Alfred, Maino |da WANTlfiDTORENTOR /oR-VH:^;,K-\ ^^gcod medium size HOUSE, in the eastern or **-ncrtheactern S-ction of the city. AddressH0Df3E,at ihe Sun offic;i, for three days, stUin;^ price, location, aiid wnere an interview can befead._____________________________________n30-3l*: êa WAN 1 'ED TO KKftT For a term of yeara,mâ large piivato DWELLING or HOi'EL, suit- ^âble for a 'i-iiTcmer Ketreat," withiuoasy trav- elingdistance of Washington city and rjaV.imord. - i*artie8 having such property for rent, either inFennaylvarria or iVJaryiand, will please addr-ss'''. i>. ANDERÔJM, Foplar Springs, Howard coanty,Maryland.___________________________n6-12t.* ^& WANTED TO LEASE-A. STOK.K AND âDWELLlN(j,wiiha wide frou? and deep lot, ^ôn a stooo thoroutThfira, in a bu>lnd33 part of the city; or li DWELLINGthat would he altered to aStore. Address J. &^ ,ûn office. nol3 12;* j S" WANTED-To Purchase aTRACT OK LANJ', convsnient to Navigation, with the (......"".......... ' dress, Sunoffi::e ms-.^ CA;HETO THE SUBSOHIH'-. R, in J|*j3JJiaItimore county, near Franklintown, on ^^ ^^ the 8th instant, asmall >ay HOKtin., with white star on his forehead The owner can get him by paying charges andpreviug prooertv. - __________W. T. WoaTO>\ CAAiE TO THE SUBS-Rl BER-On the lytti inst aied ^n\ white C JW. witn .______ a crocked horn. 'Ihe owner can get h'^r by 1 roving rrf'ptTty and oa-în?charges HKNRY LAN SIM A N, Gay st., near Rost's Brewery.n21-3; * LOST~On Novembar 19th, by apoor widow woman, between StiVE-V Ai^D EIGHT DOL- LARS five $1 notes and the rest in smallchange. It would be thankfully received by leaving it at 310 LIGHT ST._________.________________n202t*( KORSE FOR SALE CHEAP, priae isixty dollars; puitable for a cart, dray or 'country purpoges;believed to be so\ind and reliable; would trade fof a good trotting animal tnat is gentle, tuitabiefor a Bread Vastoa. Apoly at 164-BRO/DWaY, after 2 o'clock, P M.___^2|)_3t* CAME TO TaE~SUBSCRIBER. on the9lh inst,, a dark red STEEK, The owner is rpquested to come forward proveproperty, pay chargas and take him away. M. H. MlJLLIKT^, Frederick Turnpike, adjoining Lou-dnn Park Cemetery n20-2t? $5 REWARD.-Strayed from near the Be'air Market, on the IS'h inrit. awhite ________ and red spotted 00 vV giving milk. The aowve reward will be given by returning herto JAMES KENN Y, ISO. 13, corner Ensor and East streets.________________________ n20-3t*i GAMETO THE SU tJSCRTlBE R-On Thu-sday morning, the 19th instant, a ______red and white 00 W, with


crookct horns, It owter is lequested to come f )rward, prove property, pay charges, and takeheraT7ay. Apply at No- 11 WE^T LOMBARD ST D20 3t* ---O LOSi' A large biack DOG,on Che fre- ^*gr|*i*^derick road, between Baltimore and the Toll-Gate A libTa' reward will be pa>d. on dtliveriogthj Dog at No. 10 PARKIN ST., between Hollins and Lombard. n \1 6t* C "'OBN ON THE OOB. Justreceived and for sale by IS. A. KRICK * CO., n20 2t(______________________IB.'", North street, Pol AlOlS "White Mercers and Peach Blows- Just received and for saie by E. A. FRICK k CO,, n S0-2t* 1B.5iMorth street. M 'i,AGAl.c;iONS.- fcy n 9 tc 100 ooxes prime. For sale BlXfc STEIN tin, 112 l,ombardst.OKAKGESI OKANGES! ORANGESI 20 bbls. OKANGEIS, lacdinit this mornirtg and for Bale by JOHNMAKl'lN 4, C-J.. niy if- i2 Pratt street. s original growth of TIMBKR stalling Ad J, with full particularsand Uwcst prioe. McU nltlm&WIt*' t ___. BORISES WANTED. We want to Ouy JI0G? a lot Of goodyoung and sound HO its KS; a "^^^^ fair pricj wiil be paid for taem by calling tit the Stables, N o8 8 Paoa street. nlQ-Sft OPPENHEIMKK 3c KAUFMAN. MALAGA GRAPES." Por >ale by BlStf: -100kegs just reciivcd.- JJIX t STEINBR. 11s Lombard St. AFiNli LOT OF aWcK 1- H.iV*l\A ORANGKS andMALAGA GRAPES. J ust received and for sale by S. VIGGARI, )P19 3t.*_______________No. 67 NorthCharles St. ejHOUMJC'.RIS ^ 100 hhds. prime Bulk and Bacon SHOULDERS, In store and for saleby n 19-eo3t*__________JOJEPg 0AR80V & 00._ (ÎDl-K. V s,600 bbls. prime CLARIFIED CIDER, war-ranted puie juice. For sate by ELcIS 4, CAIRNS, nlSCt;*_______________________14 South Gay st,UGAR AND SYRUPS, to hhds, prime Cuba and Porto Rico SUGAR Refined SUGAR, various grades.Do î'RUPS, do, do. For sale by J. A. KICHaHDSON & CO , EI8 If:__________________Nfi. .3S ijalvertStreet. IN SrORB AND FOR S ALE-100 Tubj Goshen and York State a U TTE K. RUVF&SPBER, 'nit6t____________________No HI Nortti street. tJCOTOH WHISKY. O ARKAO AND JAMAICA RUM, for salein Quantities to suit purchasers bv I B CHARSO'V fcCU , E9.tf:_________corner Hanover and Lombardata. AMS. ~~~ 126 tierces Cincinnati canvased. 800 pieces uncanvased. For sale by COULTER &CO., 010-tf_________________________.S3 Llghtstreet. LAC D'OR OiiAMPAGNJt.S Imperial and Cabj inetconstantly on hand and for sale by J. B CBARRON t CO. Oorner Hanover and Lombard traetM, o<t-tf 2,000 PACKA6EB PRIME BUTTKB, APKIVATf; family, occupying a : , , , .... ------. .-------u, ftrst classresidence on one cf the most desfrable streets in the northwestern part of the city, one square fromthe city railway, would rective, as UOAitD- EHS, two Gentlemen and their Wives, or several tingleGentlemen Two large, handsome CHAM- BE its on second floor vacant References ex- changedAddress 13, C. U., Sun oHice. nl7-eo3t;* PERSONS DKSIROUS of obtaining either per manent ortransient BOARD in a convenljnt and peasant location, can be accommodated by applying atNo, 84 HANOVER ST, Also, Sleeping Rooms to rent without ^pard, o 24;-eolm* PERSONS desirousofôoii BOARD and a oom- fortable home in a large, pleasant house, can be accommodated at 14 W.BALTIMORE ST., near Harrison, at t3 per week____________tDI5*l 23 NOrTh GAY ST., third door aboveFayette street, the largest and best assortment of Ladies' and Children's BOUTS and SHOlSinthecity.n20 6t.' Double sole JWorocco Boots..................$1 65 Congress Gaiters ...................... 1 75 LaceGaiters.......................------*. 1 60 Double-sole Balmorals....................2 a2 75 PERSONAI.. HAND B. I am


surprised that though there is a constant chaage of Generals in the Ar- mies, Genbbal Fstimationis permanent with the public of thii c'ty that your UlAiVlOND COUGH LOZENGES are a speedyand agr?eible cure or Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, &c. lt* SUTblFRS, wiDDWS ANU CHILDREN'SBACiC PAY, and BOUNTY obtained with great disp&tch. Information gratis, by WILLIAM COLTON,It* J 51 Fayette street. ' 'HE LAME Walk." Neuralgia, Rheuma. X tism, Paralysis. Spinal irritation,Asthma, and every form of Nervous or Chronic Coitiolaint successfully treated bv DUS. SHSSARERfc BEOKWITH, J/fdicoI .Electricians, No. 33 North Calvert street, near Lexington,________n20-10tr*lPAST, PRKMEWT AND FUTURE liViiNTS ",'Uttntorily revealed by a .l,dv at I\o. 55 liliGiSl'Iîlt BJf.,one aoox uuiiu oi v....^*. -.y.^f 1 rf " li'^ ".',',"%,* -""*=' Exclusively for LadisB. Consultation teeflftwu "arnnwuTH HlGHHT. ____________________________n2').lnl*) MAD.^ME THERESE NAKDeR rsspctfully recommends to the Ladies of tliis city her FLUTiNG, WAfcHli>G and BLEACHING, as t oUars.Laces and Muslin Curt'iins, Dresses, etc. No 77 NORTH .HOWARD ST,________n2:l-3t,- PthBuftALIhe Lady who sol,U HER OLD GOLD AND SILVER at 58 North Howard street, and purchased afine Cloak with the proceeds, will please tell her friend to call and dispose of hers, as lam stillpurchasing. nl9 3t|__________________JOS, M. WALTER, INFO SIM '1T0 WAilTi-M) OF JuHN CUN-NINGHAM, formerly of Richmond, Va , by his wife, Ann Cunningham, When last heard from wasliving in Ameilcus, Georgia, in April, 18'U, from which place he left, in c-impany with John Caneai-d ^Xartin Hughes, for tjiucmnati, Ohio, Any in- fcrm--iun for^cerEintr him will be thankfully re-ceivt (f^y his wife, whose address is l4CKOt^S ST., ii.aliim.re, Md, nl8(it*: PROF. GLAKKlt'S SECONf) SCHOOL SR8- SION wiU btRin on the 17TH OF N.)VtM- BEI^. iôme vacant stats. Modern andlearned languages and the branches of English Literature taught on moderate terms. The succeisfulcourse of instructions delivei-td by hira for the lait thirty- tix jears in Baltimore is, he thinks, a reliableearn- est of capacity and fidelity to faithfully discharge the duties of his vocatiou. Academy. No.2,S Liar- net St.__________J. H. CLARKE. A, M. nl6-6t. SELFiCT CLASS FOR YOUNG LAD!BS-ln EnglishStudies, F'rench, Drawing and Paint- ing in Oils, etc. Private Lessons in either branch and Music.For Circnlars seiting forth terms, &o., apply to WM. MllvIFIE, 114 Balto. st. n3 Imt ^HORl'-HArtDWRITING 150 WOiDS A Ml- >3 NUTS. This beautiful and valuable art is taught in 12 lessons bvi^dseoiv method. Evening Classes now forn.ing Pupils out of town taughiirvletttr. Terms moderate.Address EWQENE L. DIDIER, 66 George street.______________________0 10-tDl' EST RIVER CLASSICALINSTITUTE, Rev R G CHANhY.A. M.,Peincipal. has reopened most encouragingly. Location healthy,number limited, terms moderate. Only a few more students can be received. S.-veraI religiousTeach- ers can be obtained, if application be made immediately. Address the Principal, WestRiver P O,, Md._________________________________nl2-eolml* UhLECT EiV^LliSH, CLASSICAL ANDCOm'- >5 MERCIAL SCHOOL, for HuVS, corner MAD- ISON A VSJfVB andBlLiDLE ST. rPRoF. JAS. C,KINEAR, A. M. Principal. References: Rev. Dr. Hawks, Rev. Dr. Schenck, Kev. C. M. Calloway, Prof. N. R.Smith, M. D., Hon. Judge Giles, Ex-Governor P. F. Thomas, &e._____________________________________09-2m* rjiRlO INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG LAUItSS, X Towsontown, seven miles from Baltimore. 'Ihis


Institution recently commenced its duties under flattering prospects. Inform tion in regard toit will be found in circulars to be obtained at the Bookstores of Mr. James S Waters, ô 18 Balti-more street, and J. W, Bond &, Co , No 80 Balti- more strict, and EntE *. Bash. No, 3,5 N, Charlesstreet FLORENCE PALMER, '027.2aw4t*__________LYDIA G. G.BKUtlME, H/IR, AND MKS.,WILSON W.CARKY'S LVl SOmOL FOB rOUNO LADISS, No, 233 NOKTH itTTAW SlEEKT, (Hamilton' Terro-Ce.) ThisSchool will be open for the next Session on the Uth day o/' September next. Mr. and Mrs. Caret areprepared to receive a limited number cf pupils into their family, who will be under their constantpersonal supervision. The Principals may be seen at their residence after the Tih of September,between the hours of 9 A.M. and 12 M. tiirculars, setting fsrth trrmi, may be had at the Bookstore ofMessrs. Kelly, Hedian & Plat, or at the residence, No 289 N.Eutaw street.________________________all-eotf; fNGLESlDE SEMINARY, I A BOMS SCHOOL FOR YOUNS LADIES, Six MUet from Baltimore,near CatontviJU. The Eishteenth Annual Sesdii n of this Institu- ilon will commence on the FIRSTWISDNE8DAY IN SEPTEMBER. Circulars, giving every necessary information in regard te the School,can be obtained at the Book Store of CiJBHiMGs & Bau.kt, Balti-tiore street, or upon application totha Principal. Pontotfice ad- IresB, MRS, JAMES GIBSON, a9-tf$_______Catonsville, Baltimore county,Md, ST,'mM0THY'SHALL,CAT0N8VILLE,flAL- TIMORB County. The Nineteenth AnnualSes- lion willcommence Wednesday, September 9th, in 11 the departments Classical, Commercial and fililitary.Arms and EquipmentE have been fiirnished by the State for Artillery and Infantry Tactics. Terms,including Books and Stationery, $386 per tsssion, 10 months. Address KEV. L. VAN BOKKBLEN, gjg-Bmf _____________________________Rector. WOS. SALlE. li''OR l-fAljE-A good four-horse broad-treadW A- X' GtlN, suitable for hauling wood or stone, or fir general farm purposes Also, wanted, a BiJY, 16 or 18 years of age, to work on a-farm near the city. In- quire at No. 165 NORTH HOWARDST., above Franklin._______________________________nW-2t: t''OR SALE OR RENT PEW No S3, in Mid-dle Aisle Grace Ciiurch, Apply to LAMBERT GlTTINGfi, 68 Buchaaan's wharf nol8ttj i?OR SALF:-AiJUUNTlNG ROOM, (Double X Partition,) made in the best manner, with window sash hang withcords an I weights. Also about one hundred f:et of COUNTER, with p.ineled front. Also two IRONSAFES, on5 Lilly's Oiiilled Iron, with Combination isOck, toe best an'l mfjit se- cure Iron Safe madethe otheralargo one. made by Evans, of Philadelphia-both in perfect order. Ap- ply lo J. 1>. PRATT& CO, northeast corner of Cnanes and Baltimore streets._____________nll-tf - ('OR SALE THlRXy-FIVECORDS CHOICE X" HICKORY WOOD, to arrive; it is full length and ihoroughly seasoned, and will hisold l0',vr Address H. iV,, Sun office,_____________'nl8 eo3t* 400,000 FEET OF OLD FLOORING OF LIGHTSTREET BRIDGE.-This flooring S good for Stabling, Coal Yards and many other pur- pcE:e8 Price $6per thousand feet, full measure- ment. For further particulars appply to WIL- LIAM H. HARRISON,keeper Light St. Bridge. ol4-eot{T_______________________R. O. CRISP. S-^TWiNG MACHIN KS. THECHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY To buy SEWING MACHINES of the different patterns is at n6tfl No 69SQIJTH HOWARD SJTtEET. FOR SALE, TWO OAkKIAGFS, in good order, and for falelotv. Apply at No5S MT. VERNON PI/AOE. n20-6t;* FOR SALE KXPKES'5 WAGON, HOHSE AND HARM ESS. Apply to


JOHN J. BENNETT, County wharf, foot of Broadway. n 19 3t* Aucrrioir salje*. pERSONv^L, In Tube,Firkins and Kegs. For sale bj DAVID X. BVZUY, on-lm 6 Exchange Flam Hii BOUGHT H!S SHIRTS ANDCOLLARS OF RAYMOND & BURTON, ."!8 yr BALTjMOBB STBEtST, And saved twenty p,-rcent, oy theoperation. Their SHIRÎS fit better, wear better, and are twenty per cent, cheaper than those mad*elsewhere;____________________________________'nl8 tf MAijAM-iij LiARSON guarantees reliet to allFE- MALE COBIPLAINTB and TROUBLES.- Bneiness strictly oonfldentiaT, aud insures success in allcases; Residence 110 EAS FAYETTE ST., nearAisguith._____________________Hl7-lm*t MAIIAME R, theTRUE FORTUNE TEL- LER and LETTER WRITER, invites the Ladies to call on her at 11 DOVER ST., eastof Fremont, first house from Fremont. nl6-lia*l I.VIPOKTANT NOTICE TO ALL LADIES. OUNIEBB'SGRAND STAMPING DEPOT Has been removed from No. 26 to our elegant New Store No 11% EASTBaLTIMOME ST.,fifth house from Front st. CO-tlE ONE-Ct ME ALL, and see our beautiful new Patterns,of all descriptions, for Braiding and Zmhroidery. CHAS. HU^rHER'S eSJIND SCAMfINO DEPOT, Wo,22 F ast Baltimore street, nl212t,* between Front and High stf, Bg"Don't forget the Number andthe Name. C10RNS, .t UN ION 8, INVESTED NAILS, y FROSTED FEET.. iCc, Cured without pain, byItr, PAINTKK. Sufaeon from the Capital of Rusâ, lit his HERB. MEDICINE STORE and Office, 20 E.Baltimore St., 3 doors from Front. CORN ELIXIR 50cents.______________nil lm*o 'jlEETH EXTRACTEDWITHOUT PaINI X I am now prepared to extract Teeth without pain, or damege to the patient'shealth, by Prof. WalUxe's new process Partial or F'ull Sets of Ar- tificial teeth iDBevted on reasonableterms, at my oBice, No, 114 INORTH CHARLES !*T.,west side. nll-lm*________DR. JAS. H. SCOTT,DentlsL PEReONAL. Whei-e is the use buying JEW- KLR Y, WATCHES, SPOOXS, FORKS. Casters Cake-Baskets, tSc, io., when they are given away at GRATTON'B GIFP BOOK S/ORIS; corner ijaltimore andHolliday sts.___________n6-lm; DR. SCHLMAN insures immediate relief in all FEMALE IRREGULARIPIESand TAOU- BLl^.e peculiar to Ladies. Business strictly confi- dential. Office and residence432 FAYETTESi'., near Scliroeder. Hours 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. n6 Im*: SIR, C, 8, SEA. K. v., ACCOlTCEEZrB, triib fLfthirty years' success, cureb all female complaints, ôoms f-cr non-residents. Correspondenceconfidential, 68N. BOND STREET, near Gay street, DaUimore,_______________________oSQ-lm*'4B0LD1ERS' BOUNTY, PENSION, PAY, *o,- i^ Widows. Children or Heirs of deceased soldiers ciui !iave their claims promptly collected by WM. B. HILL, ttovemment Claim Office, TO Fayette street,near St. Paul, Baltimore. Information given gratis._______________jlS^rz OTICE.-J. B. COLLINS hasHkmoved from 88 Ncrth street to .51 SOUTH ST , near Pratt, where he continues the sale ofall kinds Hard, Soft and Freeburning GOAL at lowest rates; also,KlND LING WOOD any desiredlength. Orders promptly filled,________________________________n30-3t*t FOR SALE, A FIRSTKATK BK'-O.VD HAND Pl- , -, ... <-, ,. Ai.nly _______ P0l8(it.^j FOR 8.\l.i<:ÂtrBowly's wharf, theschooner MAYFLOWER, loaded with potatoes from Bucksport, Maine, Apply to Ihe MASTER,on board._________________n 18-t* "" ,_, FORSALE-Threefiae WorkHOaS'.?:8. 1*1? These horseswill be sold low ny applying Eoon to the widow of FRANK; FLBM ING, deceased, on Gold's Farm,near Light street extended._______________________________n2lJ3ti' ,_(_. Ft;R SALE A virv large Blajk


M.T.RE, jDHSeâbout 17 liandshigh, five years old. suita- b;e tor Diey, Cart, large Wagon, iixpress,or any kind of heavy draft. Will be sold ve;y low, at CHRISTfOPHER'S Stables, No. t6 Gorman 91reet__________________________________n 20-3t eoh. BAi.E A large tay SlALijluN Can be seen by applyingat A-E STEW- ART'S No. 63Tiorth Calvert St. Terms nl7-6t. moderate.

XiO'J'lCE TO THF; public The undersigned i^ lavingjpurchased the interest of his late partner,WiLifSi Shamburg, in the RESTAIIiiANT; Nos. 29 and 31 South Liberty street, will hereafter cnduetbusinef-s on his own account. na-.'-ti'l ALtXANDERG BltASHEARS. 'i'ilfj MOST BEAliTlFUL. bestand cheapest 1 CARTES I)K VISITE, PHOTOS RAPHS and all kinds of PiCTURE'i are made at C03S* LE.ACH'S, 169 Baltimore street, opposite the MuseuEL_______________________________021 lro*>J'^^^'^-'^'^rTORNErATLAfr, tSH FAYETTE ST., Near St. Paul, an-^ _____________ Baltimore, Md SEEDLf'SSKAl'INS 200 frails new. Ne- Curtants-160 casks. Oranges 26 bbls Havana and Nassau. Italian Macaroni200 boxes straight and curltd. For sale by DIX & STEIN ER, pl4-tf:_____________________112 Lombardstreet. LAWRENCE H. HOI'KINS, successor to Jos, J. Hopkins, Importer and Dealer in Foreign andromestic HARJ) WaKF:. No. 15 N. HOWARD STREST, pn-eolm*t_____________________Baltimor%MJ.WELCH'S FLOUK. JAS. B. WELCH'S BEST FAMILY. OLD DOMINION FAMILY. These celebrated brandsconstantly on hand, in barrels and ba; s. WM. H. CORNER, Sole Agent, n7-eoCiO No. 54 South streetMINCEMEAT fisher's beat naaUty. Kflr ( br SIX t HTEINEk. sale HOKSliS AND MULES FOR SALE Justarrived and for sale a fine lot cf driving, saddle, and heavy work HORSES, at BDWi). ________ WHt'AT'SStablts, No 405 W. Baltimoreatreeo Also, a lot of superior Kentucky MUt,ES,I5M hand8hi(;h, 3yeirsold, all of which will be sold on accommodating terms. ni6 a*? ________________WHEAT & SCOTT.tTUOMMELli:< & KANE, J BANKERS.AND GENERAL KXCHANGB, STOCK, NOTE AND SPECIE B80KBRS,4 NORTH ST., Franklin Buildings, ______tlO*l _______________BAT.-rlMORH. MP LJ/IUM IN P A R V O.-Une p,)und of the American Excelsior COFFEE will go as fir ts two pounds of any other kind, whilst itis piia- tMe and highly nutritious. We commend it to cur custcmers. Always on hand ?fc D. W. &, C,M, MY ttR'S, Grocers, ISO F,.that*________No. 14 West Baltimore st, HOME ENTERPRISH,-Dr, BACON& CO 'S COFFEE is suijerior to aoy made hero, or in- troducfdfrom abioac', whilst the proprietors sellit at reasonable prices. The increasing demand is evidenceotits (luality. Onhandand tor sale by E. T.L.A "VRE'^lCE, ( Jrocv, n20 r3,th3t''^ corner Baltimore and Green sts. _ t''0"i?FEE. We keep constantlyon hand Dr Ba- ^ con & Co,'s SUBSTITUTE COFKEE. It is more pleasant, wholesome and cheap thanany we have >el tried. We confidently recommend it. JONATHAN SHOEMAKER, Grocer. nfO F.,th31.* No. 4.T North Eutaw street. C10FFEE. 'Eurtka," exclaimed thelirecian -' pi ilosopler, upon folvinghis problem in /nath- ematics, and so when you tr.y the AWFRIC.AN EXCF-LSjOR COFIEE, wUI youexclaim, "'I have found it " For saie bv C. L. Li NLM', Grocer. n20-rF,th,3t * No. 13 'ffest Baltimore stDR. BACON & CO.'S COKFEE.-'lhe increasing demand for this article induces us to say to the publicthat its ciualities are no longer a matter of docbt. Universal experience approves it. F"or sale by , J.H. & J G. ATKINSON, Grocers, r20F s.th,3t.* Nos. 188 and IBO Broadway. VAiiE MECUM-Hiusekeerers


who have tried the AMERICAN EXCELKiOR COFFEf. pro- nounce it unSiirpassed, and find in thesetimes that it is a domestic necessity. Try it, aud be your own judges. For sale by F. L. LAiffllBNCE,Grocer, n20fs.th3t* N B. Ccr. Green and Lexington sts F'\K,FSH FRUll'Kl-16,000 Nassau ORANGESvery fine; 200 boxes new Layer Raisins; 200 bis, new Bunch Itaiainp; 200 half and quarter bxs RaiBins; 50 bags Almonds; to b.ags Filiierts and Wal- nuts; 20 bags Palmnuts; 20 caskn Currants: 50boxes Citron. For sale by JOHN MARTtM & CO. nU'tf: BUCKWHEAT MEAL, LARD, VINEGAR, BEESWAX.ELLICOTT fc HE WES, n3-fO________________________Exci.ange Place. (ILlCCiUt.iT CHAMPAGNES. >400 cases Eugene Clicquot Grand Via. 100 cases do. do. Imperial. Now landing and for sale by J. B.IJHARRON k CO , Sole Agents for Ball imore ard Washington. ALSO, 800 cases and bai^kets variousbrands of lower grad es CH A .VIP A G w K S.___________________n9tf: tiAMILY DkE COLORS. PATENTEDOCTOBER 13, 1863. B'ack, Black for Silk, Dark f-lue. Light IJhie, Fmich Blve, Claret liroum, Doiic Broivn.Light Ihown, Snvjf Brown. Cherry, Crimsi.n, Dark Drah, L-ght Drab, Fovm Drab, Light Favjn Drab DarkGreen, Liglti Green, Magenta, Maize, Maroon. Orange, Pink, Purple, Royal Purtle, t'alrtum. Scarlet,Slate, Solfxnno, Viilet, yellow. - .. _ . ,t i^/uy xewow. For iijting &itk,Woolen and Mixed Goods, Shawls,Scarta, Dresses, Ribbons, G.oves, Bonnets, Hats, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Children's Clotning, and allkinds of Wearing Apparel. A SiA'VlNG OF KIGUTY eE.t CENT. " For twenty-five cents you can color asmany ^cons es would otherwise co-jt five times that sum. Various ehades can be produced fromthe same dye. 1 l.e process is simple, and any one c^ use the dye with perfect Euccess Directions inEnglish, French and German inside of f-ach packsge. Forfurther informaiion in Dyeing, and givingaperfect knowledge what colors are best adapted to die over others, (with many valuable receipts.)purchase Howe iii. btevecs'i Treatise on Dyeing and Coloring. Sent by mail on receipt of price tencents. Mtnufacturedby HOWE & STEVENS. nl8-lm| 200 Broadway, Boston. For eaie by druggistsand dialeis generally. ay .;.!>itjuioiii * CO. â CONSTABLE'.S SILE. Kia By virtue of a writ of fieri facias,issued by "" Berjamin F Nails, one of the justices of the peace of the State of Maryland, in and fcrBalti- more city, at the suit of Alerry nan, Griffith & Co., against the g'cds and chattels, lanls and tene-ments of W. W, WATTJ, to me directed, I have seizPd and taken in execution all the estate, rrt;,it. title,interept. property, claim and demand at law and equity, of the aa.d W, W. Watts, in and to all thosetwo adjoining L'..T OK PAKCSLS OF GROUND AIND PREMISES, each fronting and bounding aboutnineteen feet and six incfies on the west side of Gilmor street, in the city of Baltimore afoi esaid, andeach of that width, extending west- watoly for depth one hundred and spven'een feet, psrsilel toLexington street; said lots being distant respectively two huodrtdand ninety feet, and thies hundredard nine feet six inches north onGilmjr street, troic. the northwest corner or intersection of Lexingtonand Gilmor streets, and areitie same two lots lea<eO by Mies White to W W. Watts, And I hereby f:ivenotice, that on the tenth day of December. 1863, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, on the preiises, I willoBer for tale the said proper.y, so seized and taken in execution, by public auction, to the highestbidder, for cash. ,. ^ ^, SAMUEL REESE, Constable. Baltimore, November 18,1BC3 ADREON fc CO,,n20-t3)____________________________Auctioneers, 8V BAMUKl. J. SOPKK & COl d& SALE OF AN 0LD-tS-


lABLI3HED IP BAKERY ANU ICI'NCREAM SALOON. *=^ On 'jHIS (Saturday) morning, the 2lBt instant,at 10 o'clock, at the northeast corner of Pratt and ^barp streets, No. 262 Pratt St.- we shall sen theentire KURMITURE and FIXTURES of the above establishment, and name, in part: Mar- ble-top Sofa'J ables; St fas; Oil Cloth; Chairs; Look- ing-Glass; fôunter and Upright ti^how Cases; Chan- deliers;ttoves; Venetian Blinds, &c, ALSO, Konlds; Pie Plates: Baking Sheets; Ornam3ntary; Fines; ^cale8 andWeifchts. , _ ICji-CREArd FIXTUKES-Freezers, Buckets and Spoons; Ccffve .Kettles; Walters; tooopsand Measures:Glass -stande; Glass Dishe.^;Cske atan.Js; Pitchers, 5ic,, with many articles belongingto the business. ,, , , ^ Iheabt've stock wi'l be sold altogether,if desired, aid the Piop-jrty may beRENTED, which presents a fine opportunit.v for any one wishing to engage in the buaincis Termscash, SAMUEL J,B>PER ft 03., nl8 tt( cer cor ________________Auctioneers. BALli OF FURNl'fUKE ETC. ATAUCTION. On MONDAY MORNIN.J, the 23d instant, at 10 o'clock, at Stores 42 and 44 South Jharlesstrje', we shfill sell a larê stcck of New aud Second- hand FURNITURE, viz: Marble Top DressingBureaus; Sofas; Walnut and Malogaiy Chairs: Marble'Pop Sofa and Centre Tables; Walnut and OakDining do; Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads; Lounges: Washstandp; Cane and Wood Chairs; CottageBedsteads, &c. ALSO, 2 Suits Parlor FURNITURE, in figured Reps. ALSO. 6 Suits Cottage ChamberFURNITURE. Samuel j.boper * co., ii21-tSo____________________________Au^.tioneerg. BY OIBSON &CO. ' AUCTMOM aAUni. % BAMUgL H. aOVKR. HOUSEHOLD A^D KITCHEN FURNITBRE AT flBLlCAOeriON. I will sell on TJH IS ita-LUrday) MORNLNf?, Nov, 2l8t, at 10 o'clock, at my salesrooms. Ne84 Baltl more strfet, a pcnerat assortment of HOUSEHOLD AND KPICHKN FUHNlrURE, consistingof Kureaus, 1 ounges. Tables, Office Desls, Bedsteads, Feather Heds, Mattresses, cane and woodseat Chairs, Oil rioth, Wineiow Blinds, Washstandi, Stoves, &c.,&c. ALSO, Li-dies' Shoes and Gaiter,',Letter and Cap Paper, Pencils, Slice Thread, Needles, Pla,vingCards, &c. SAML. H. GOVER,AuotB20-2t? __________________84_13altimorB street, ORPHANS' COURT SAi,,E' OF IHE EFFECTS OF AGOLD BEATER AND DENTAL INSTR UMENT MAK.ER, AT AUCTION The subscriber, as administratrixof Wm Leacb, deceased, and by order of the Orpha:is' Court for Baltimore city, will sell on MO.NDAYMOHN- JNG, November 23d, at 10 o'clock, on the premises'. No. 127 West Baltimore street, all thefollowing efitcts of the gaid deceafed, viz: A general assortment of DENTAL INSTRU- MENTS, Alotofvery funerior ARTIFICIAL TliETH. A it t of assort'd GOLD, such as used la Dental and Gold Beaters'business. (irind-Ptores; one pair of very superior Rolling Mills; Gold Beater's Sign; Book rase andSecretary; Show CeBes; Counters; Gas Fixtures; Bureaus; âshstands, &.C, Alotof IRON, BRASS, &o /Terms of sale, as prescribed by the Court, are ' MARY LEACH, Admx., of Wm, Leach, deceased, S. H.GOVER, Auct., 84 Baltimore St. Caih, in par funds ,< nl9-4t*o j& TRUSTEE'S SALE, nj By virtue of adecree of the Circuit Court for Kia-Baltimore city, the subscriber will offer for sale at public auction,at the Exchange Salesrooms, on WEDNESLiAY AFTERNOON, the 26th of No- vember, at one o'clockA-LI. THAT LOT OF G R 0 U N D, being two acres one rood and nineteen perches, more or less, whichfronts upon McuLtand Gilmor streets, and immediately aeljoina certain lots of ground locatedrespectively upon Pressbnry and Baker streets That part of Gil-mor street upon which the prop erty


in question fronts,is paved and the assessment has bten paid. , , . , The parcel of ground now offeredfor sale may be purchased by the acre or in smaller eiuiutities A plat of the earoe may be seen attlie subscriber's oifice, No. 39 St. Paul street, at which place all desired information concerning thesaid property may be obtained. TeriBB of Sale One-third in cash, one-third in six and the balance intwelve mouths from the day of sale; credit pa,vment8 to bear interest from the day of sale, and to besecured by the pirchaser by notes, with an cti'Jorser approved by the subscriber. ilUNRY il. DULANY,Prustee. GIBSON & CO,, GJaw&ds ____ Auctioneers The subscriber has als,) for sale a large 't RACT OF1,AN1', fronting upon the said (jilmor and Mount streets, and immediately adjoining the prop- ertymentioned in'the above advertisement, n2-M^hfcdsl_____.________H, R. DULANY. BY J. P. KicIIAKJiS. -_ BEAUTIFLI. BROW S POMY, ^ SUITABLE FOlt A LA.JY, AT AUCTION. We shall sell at our Repository,No. 65 German st .on TPIS(Baiurday) fcORNIKG, Nov. 21, at 10 o'clock, a very handsome brownPONY, verv sty lishand of beautiful symmetry perfectly sound, an free fiem trioks; hai been riddenpilncipally by ,a young laity. The owner having no use for it, will sell withcut reserve. J. P. RICHARDS fcCO., nlO.ts; _______________________Auctioaeers. LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES, MULES,ETC., AT AUCII'JN. We shall sell, without reserve, at our H epository, No 55 German St.. on THIS(Saturday) MORN- ING, November 21,t. at fen o'clock, upwards of '10 HtAD OF VALUABLE HOBaSS,for pleasure and draft, ALSO, Four excellent M U LES-good workers. J. P. RICHARDS & CO,, nl9 tB__________________Auctioneers, THREE VALUABLE MILCH COWS, XWOFINE CALVES, ETC AT AunnoN.Wo than s.,-1 Rt ojr Keit-.sHocv, Tin r,,s German street, on Tin 18 (ea'urvlay) MUK.wlliG,riuv, ai, tt6 10o'clock. Three Valuable MiLCU COWJ, two with calves by their sidea. ALSO, Ore good work HORSE,EXPRESS WAGON AND HARNESS, J, P, RICHARDS & CO., 'n'Cts____________________________Âuctioneers.BY -WW. HAJMIXiTOW. PUBLIC SALt-% THIS (Ssturday) MORNING, November 21st, *' IC o'clock,I shali sell at my Auction Rooms, Nos, t-4 and Gti S"utn Charles stieet JWO JRON SAFES, ThreeCOOK STOVES New and Second-Hand F'urriture, Carpeting, Housekeeping Articles, &.c. WILLIAMHAMILTON, li;_______________ Auctioneer. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BRUSSELS CARPETS. MiFKORS,ET ;. On MONDAY MORNIt>G, Nov. 2')rt, at 1 o'clk, I ehall sell atmy Auction Room , Nos 64 and 6ttSouth Chailes street.the FURNITURE of a family declining housekeeping, and name in pirt Maho-gany and Wa,nut bolai,; Burcaui; Tables; Chaiis; Beeistesds; Leds; Brussel's Carpete; Stair Csrpet-inp; Rods; Crockerj; Olas?; Platedware;GiIt Frame Mirrois, ALSO, Cook and Parlor Stoves: KitchenFurniture, &c, ALSO, Remnants of New Carpeting; Floar Oil-Cloth; 100 pairs Heavy Biankett; Clothing;Dry Goods, aud Bundiy Articles of Merchandize, n21 2tt______________WM, HAMILTON, Auct. BY CL-AKK CO. Jâ^MULES. HAY, COBIV, ''ARM- **-*^ IN a U'-ensils, ________ HOUSEHOLD ANIi KITCHENFURNiTUllE, ETC,, AT AUilTlON. The subscriber hiiving rented his farm, situated in Middle J* iver NeckaOjoiniog Chase's Depot on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad, about 14 miUsfrcm the city,on the county road leading to Harewood, will sell on TUESDAY MURNlNtt. November2Mh,18iiS. at10 o'clock,all the following described very desirable Stock, *c viz: 'J wo fine young MULES, well-broketo any kind of harncFs; 1 fine work MARK; 8 head of fine young C<JWl*;0 barrels of Corn; 12 tons


of Clover Hay; Ictof Etra;6tunsTiinoUiy Hay; lot of fat HOGS, thotcs &c ; 1 SpringSHarket WAGON,iron axle, nearly new; lot Harness; Farming Utensils; Plows; Barrows; Cultivators; For>s, tea generalassort, ment, ALSO, Household and Kitchen FURNITURE; Duck and Bird GliNS,&c. Terms ot daleCash, in par funds. The cars leave the Presilent St, Depot at 8.30 A. M,. and returning leave Chase'sDepot at 6 P.M., giving facility to persons from the city to attend the sale. P. S. A Flag oa the road willdesignate the place of sale. RICHARD JOHNSON. SAML. H. GOVER, Auctioneer, nlB-ts. icor _______84Baltimore street. HOUSEHOLD AND K-lTcHEN FURNITURE, The IJf'ects of a Family Leaving the City,AT AUCTION. Will be sold on WEDNESDAY MORNING, November 25th, at 10 o'clock, at dwellingNo loO Pearl street,near Mu,berry st, all the HOUSE- HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, consi.lt- ingof mahogany hair teat Sofa; do Side and Rock- ing Chairs; M, T, Sofa Tsbles; French plate Mir- ror;Mantel Ornaments: mahogany Breakfast Ta- ble; Clod; Crockery and Glassware; Parlor Car- pets;Ru.gs; .Venitian Blinds; Oil Cloth; Parlor ttcrve, &c. ALSO, Chsmber Furniture; B-ireuj Wardrobe; Wash-stand-; Bedsteads; F'eather HeHs; Matresses; Bed- ding; Window Blinds; Toilet Sits; Chamber Car-pets, &o, ALSO, A general afsortment of Kitchen Furniture; Ccok Steve; Saf . ; Tables; Tin a- d Ironware&o, Termscash, . , H. Go'ER, Au:t 84 B.iUimore street. AVcnCloir BAiaM, Terms cash, no21-t8* J SALEOF A FINE COLLECTION OP OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, PLATED 'WARE, ETC We shall sell at ourAuctirm Room, No 184 Bil- timore street,on THIS (S.i.TURDAY) MORNING, 21st instant, at io o'clock,six fine oIL t'AlNT- i W GB; also, some twenty very fine ENGRA VINGS, all in lich gilt frames, AL'O, Aset of fine Plated Casters, Spoons, Forks, &c, A! SO, Two Eecondhand SHOW CASES, one office Stoveand sundry articles of Merchandise, CLA.KK & CO., Anots, WILL BF; ADDED to the above sale, fifteenounces Q,UIN!NE,in cneounê bottles, n2J ts: SALE OF' A SPLENDID COLLECTION OF STUFFED BIRD3We shall sell at our auction room. No. 184 Balti- more street, on lUFSDAY MORT-ING, the 24ti iust,, at10 o'clock, tlie best collection of ST'UF- yiD BIRDS ever ofl'ered in this city, consisting of Single Birdson Sthnds, many of them very rare; Game Birde; Biids en Branches, in cases, and in vases. Lovers ofthe beautiful are invited to attend this sale. They will be on exhibition the day before tio laic, Clark &co nosi-tsj ________________________Auctioneers, j^ HIGHLY Valuable country E1resj.d,enck, near thecity of bal- "-" TLMORE, FOR sale. The undersigned, as sole devisee and executrix, uneler the la-t willand testiimenc of Andrew G. "Waters, deceased, will set up and expose to sale, at public auction,on the premioes, on TUKSOAY, the 24'h day cf November, 18e;3, at 1 o'clock P, M., theLOUNTRYSEA'T and late RESIDENCE oi the said A, G. Waters, situate between Charles Btreetavenue sndthe Falls turnpike, on the Era-aa Chapel road, and adjoining the lands of E L, Par- ker, iisq , andthe late Ju-Ige Ward. Itccnfains about 40 ACRES OF LAND, in the highe st state of cultivaiion, withfruits, flowers and slirubberj of almust every vari-jfy. The JJUPROVfcMENlS consist of a good, con-veniently-arranged DWELLING-HOUSE, with Le* Barn, Stabling and Tenant House, all supplied withexeellent water. On the same daj and place will be sold, pursuant to an order of the Orphwns'Court of Baltimore county, ceitain HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ol the deceased, and all the FARMINGIMPLE- Ml NT!-', Plows, Harrows, Market Wagon, Straw- Cutter, Rcller, &c and the FARMING STOCK


Terms of Sale For chattel property, cash; and for real estate, one-third cash; balance on a credit ofsix and twelve months, with interest and security to be approved by the Execut'-ix. ANTONIA M, L.WATERS. Executrix. 11I2 ts^ WM. B. HILL, Attorney CLARK & CO., Auctiin-êrs. 1A Jt'i'U . EDMEADF.B,> IMPOBlEBS commission' JfEnaKANTS, Po. 22 SCUrll CALVERT STlilfET We offer fcr sale, in BondedWarehouse or froc Store, the fcllowinR Good:;: , , _, , ^ , . Ex Bark Baltimore. Just landed, a largelot o "MONV.VjENTAL gin," in pipes and three qnar ter pipes, superior to any in market, for whichw, are sole Agi-nts and Importers, ,,., . Ex Snip iihine, from London Docks, a lot ot Olt HENNESSV"ClO'-IAC, in half tui quarter pipes Pale and London Color Jamaica RUM; Ion anO Sherry W1N*S, Juitarrived, per ship Ai-nold .'foninger, thre. ti.n0red cases CBAMPAaNS, of the most ap- rioveo brands. .per ship Copernicns, lot of James Harvey's fSn- Highland Malt WHISKY,. ,.,.... . ^ "Vve beg to caK theattention of the trade and pub- lie to the above goods, which have been selected from the firsthoui-es in Europe on Mr. Barth's recent trip t.here, and feel assured tliat our conneo tlons abroLdnre such as to compete with the first importing houses here. . ,. ..,, On comnji-'is'on, <jld Rye andBorfconn "trfiiskles, from the most celebrated distilhiries, always on haSd. BAR*H4,EDfvlfeADKn'J,e23-Sm* ?:t 8 Calvert st rjlOYSl T01SI TOVBI ' ~~ ~ A just leceived K large aflsortment of very fineandeal'aHe TOYS, which I am determined to sell, both Wholesale and Retail, lower than can bo pur-chaied elsewhere. Please give me a call before purchasing. W. G. OHLENDORl, '028 tD!9* . No BaN. Howard Bt. HORSE, COW, 'CORN, HAY AND FAR.MIN6 UTBjftJLli __ AV A VSTION. The proprietor,about removing from hla present ICC^tjrp.. Pitutted on the Philadelphia Turnpike roaij abcut onequerter of a mile from tie Firsy'oll gate,adjoining A, Pheltz, Esq , wiil sell on WED- NESDAY, Novtmler25th commencing at eleven o'clock, all the STOCK, PRODUCE, &o., cmtain- ed on said place, &c : ,...,eo btrreis prime White and Yellow CORK. 4 tons Timothy and Clover HAY. 2 tons well cured BLADES.A lot of Corn FODDER. OATS in Bunnies, Husks, &.c. ALSO, One very superior Family HORSE. Onefine COW. One very aut-erior (nearly new) Farm WAGON. One light WAGON, &c; a lot of Carriageand Wagon .Harness; Straw Cutter, ko ; a lot of Farm- ing Utensils, &c., with a number of articlesnot enumerated, all of which will be sold for c:ish. A flag on the road wiil designate the olace ofsale. SAMUEL H. GOVER, nl8-tSo _______ oer cor ___________Auctioneer. HORSES, COWS, CORN, WA-yg^^fOt 1 GO.>S, HARNE'SS, FARM- WW^ ING UTENSILS, ETC., 'flrmfcl AT AWCIIuN. The subscriber,about leaving his present Iccv tion, wi.lsellon l^RIDAY MORNING, Noir. 2ilh, 18().% commencingat ten o'clock, on the i?rm situated on the Sollers's Point Road, leading from the Trap Road, andadjoining the Farai of J as, Sutton, Fsq , all theioilowing described ,^tock, A.C : Six good Werk andDiiving HOASES; 2 COWS; 1 BULL; 1 YEaRLIiNG; 40 bbls, of Corn: Hogs; Chickens; Straw; F odd.ir;Spring Markit 'Wagon, nearly new; Manure Wa- gon; 1-amily Carriage; Harness; Hot 'Jed Sash andWats; Corn-Sheller; Holler; Plows; Harrows; Lulti- , tn,, x- ALSO, A-Ii*t of HouSeXiOia aua iviteheaK L iLNX r IJ KK Veiêtables in the ground, with a variety Of Arti- cles appertaining to a Farm, &.C.Terms cash. , P. S. A F'lag on the road will designate the pUci of sale. CHlitSTIAN I). BURGER. S. H.GOVER, Auct., El8-tsJ Ger. cor. 84 Baltimore street. ja VERY DESIRABLE Ep PROPERTY EAST BA' Ti;ioRE


STREET, AT AUCTION. Will be s-ld on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Novemi cr t5th, afr 4 o'clock, en thepremis,':'', all tl.otclkwing dtscribcd very valuable PRuPiiR.- TY, viz: AiL TliAT LOT OF GROUND ANDIM- lil,OVii;i>:J';N'J'S, situated on East BaLimore St., near Wolf; the lot fronts Baltimore street 14 f;etand running hark 100 feet to a five-foot alley, leading to a t wei.l; -f' ot alley, 'J hr improvemenis(No. 3BS) conisst of a modern and well built three-story BitlCK DWELLING, withbrick back hi,tiding,hydrant in the yard, fruit trcfs, ard all modern improvements neees Sfiry for a family residence, &c.Gro-.iad rent $2 pt r front foot. Terms of Sale One-bal"cash; balance in six mcdfhs, or all cash, atthe option of thi purchaser, SAMUEL H. GOVER, Auctioneer, nl9 6 fj IG cot21,23 24,25 84 Baltimorestreet HORSES, COWi<, HOGS, CAK'i S, WAGONS, HARNESS, AND HOUSKHOLO FUR- NITURE, iheFfleets of a Family Remov.ng to ihi City, AT AUCTION. 1 will sell en MONDAY MORNING, Novembjr20th, 1863, commencing at 10 o'clock, on the premises, situated near the Frederick Turnpike rjad,abc ut half a mile from the city limits, on the west tide of Gwynn's falls, a 1 the following descrioedtTOCK, fcc, viz: 2 HORSES, one superior Family Horse; 1 COW; 1 Heifer, with Colt, McHenry breed. 12Fat Hogs, i'hcat-;2 JJiood Sows, in pig; 6 Ccverei Wigon^. iion axles; 1 two horse Aagiin:4 Oarti; I FajailyCaniage: 1 Fxpress Wagon, nearly new; 1 So-top Buggy; 1 splendid Sleigli; lot of ;art, WagDn andCarriage I arncss;! Lady's Side "addle, nearly new; 1 large bick of lodder; 200 bushels Potatoes; 2,500Black Oak Rails; iM White Oak Posts, hewed. A L80, Plows; Harrows; Cultivators; Scythes; Cradles;V heelbarrows; 1 large Irjn Uoiitr; about l^t'jns old Iron; Blasting lowder. &o. ALSO, Hcusehc'd andKitchen Furniture Wardrobes, Bee steads, Matresscs, Stoves. &c.. together with a great variety ofarticles not eiiumirated. Terms of sale, cash, in par funds IX. B A flag on the road will designate theplace of selIg PAM UEL H. GOVER, Anctioneer, n2T.24,26 28,S0 5t)__________84t Baltimore atreet. "^'litUMTKKfci' IiAi.K. Kfia By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for *ÂDte AruEdel county, in equity,passed in thi case of Johnson vs. Hancock, the sub^cfibers, as Truitet'S, will olFor for sale, on thopremises, on FRIDAY, the 27th day of riovember, 1833, at 12 o'clcck M., the KKAL ESTATK of whichStephen W. liancock died seized, consisting of two parcels of Land, "liock Creek Farnj," containing7S7 hCJfti'.S, and "Poplar Plains," containing 37 AOREB. These I-.and3 lie in the Third Election Districtof Anne Arurjdel county, on Rock Creek, at Its con- fluence with the Patapsco river, about twelvemilei by wiiter fiom IâUimore city. They adjoin the farms of L. Chard, K. Chard, tieorge iViackubinand William Cole. Two humored and eleven acrea of Rock Creek Farm are subject to the dower-righv of Elizabeth Jianccck. the widow, which has been assigned to her. Aliiioat all Ihe Buildings areon dowar land. Fcr Market Farms these lands are specially adaptetf, the soil b ing very quick andparticularly suited for Fruit and Vegetables,like the other lanoB in this productive neighborhood Theyalso contain large quantities of Chestnut and other Timber and wood. The Trustees will exhibitat the salp a plat divid- ing the property into several small farms, which will be sold stparatejy Theterms of ea'e, as prescribed by the decree, are: One=fourth part of the purchass money to be paidin cash on the day of saie, or of the ratiacitiot- thereof by the Court: the residue in three equal an-nual installments, the whole purchase money tcr bear intt-rest from the day of salo; and to be


secured by the bor.ds cf the purchasers, to the sartisfaction c! the Trustees. A. RANUAiiL, l Vrus- A.ii. ilAGr^KR,) tee, J.3 poîdp:______________ ____________AnaapoHs. FuR b.vi-fc-, llOUMi. AN l J-OT VsAN- JNAPOi.lF. 'ihe aib-cribdr will sell at public '"sfiie.on TViKSl-AV, the 21th of Isovemb^r, 18C3. tie HOi SK AttJJ LOT on viaiu street, front ing the Mj-rket House, and nearly opposite tht oieatiitcatLanding. ^ .,, ^ 'Ihe fcoute hss a front of forty two feet, with ten Poems, fcnd is thought, t) be oiieof the test basi- n^-se tti.i (5s in the city cf Aniiipolii Sale to cijmmence at U o'clock M., in front ofthe p;fcU3i-fcS. , , Terms made known en the day of sale, by Ji S. F. KKLLY, Attorney for Flien Boyle.Mr. James H. Watkins Tvill show the property to ai y peTSon who wishes to see it__________nl9-5t.*â~~lH liLlU fALK The VILLA(TE,atMt.Zion, Ipcn "Wtst River, containing 2ii ACK.i?8 OK ^''LAND. Thebvildinj-s rtre 11 sabstantial, ccmmccious and new; two UwelUnRs, Whoelwri;(ht iird iilpcksmithfhop, and other cut houaes: and is "ceof tDe beet ftands ia the State for busiut-as WiU be sold onthe premises, on the 1st of Decem- ber or at private sale, by applying to R. H CA RR * BKO., fi S.Charles St._______________n29 7t*o BU.l)ERi? ATTENTION. ThfcMATiiRlALin House No 82 HolUdaySt., ne^r Pleasan;, for sale. Inquire at 83 .'VORPH B'/R EFT.______________________________n20 3t*WM. ilOLROYD'B STOCKS and DIES. M. KEITH JR. & BON. bole AgtLts, 23 U. Charles street. ExtraTAPB supplied to order. o24-lia*^ (i FURNiTt'KE, HRUHStLS CaRPE?:8, FKEWCfi PLATE MIRRORd,ETJ., ETJ. AT AUCTION. Oq THIS (SATURDAY) MORNING,Nov. 21, at W . o'clock, a: Stores 28 and 30S. t'harles St., we shitl ' sell aKoneral Hssortment of Fa'Îor. i'lniag-Koonu Chambt-r tnd Kitchen fU K.N1TURE. ALSO, Hrusseli and other Carpc-t*; French Plate Mirrora; t\fohandfrme Walnut BookCases; a la-ge assort- mtutof China, Ciockery aud Glassware. ALSO, If bbls Old Rye WHISKY. JC^ânciJ^ casks BRANDY. lUbi.jsGiiptr VVINP^ (singer BRANDY, GIN^. RUMt-rd PORTWJNl'.- 20 cases (f(iround CIN(iER. IMckted Walnutf,Lobstef8,Oaaliflowers and Yeast Powders. ALSO. At 11 o'clock,wiil be sold a stock of HARD- WARE, vjz: Table fcud .Pccket Cutlery, Saws. Haraes, Hatch- ets, Kilver-plaied and Biaas Candlesticks, (imb Hoes, ftlMddocks, Garden Rakcs, P'iDishing Nails, Urads, Sr-nng Balance*-, Files. Urawing Knivef, hcrews, Lnekt, Hinges,Kcobs Coff :e-.VlilH,Augiir, Biaces andBits- Compasses, Planes^ Curry CombSt Paint Brufches, Fire Itotfs, Stîples, Hoods, Hasps. &.C F. W.BENNETT & CO., n2C-t3) _________________________Auctioneers. t- E0t=EWOOl CAHE HA HP PIANO:^.ELEGJNT SUIT WALI^JJT PaRLOB FtHA'JTVRK, IN PhrrSH; TWO ROSFlWOGif ETEGfc,RE iÎiiEBOARDS.Hancscme Chandtliers; sjper Feathtr Belsand H sir IVJ stresses. &.C. 'Jo be sold at our Stores, onTHIS (fâturday) MORNING, November 2l3t, at 10 o'clock. F. W. BENNETT & CO , l*o " Auctioneers.PAWNbROKER'S SALE. BY OnJ)KU OF S. DE WOLF. On MONDAY MORNING, November 23d, at 10o'doik, at 28 and 30 South Oîa lea street, will ba sold a large colltction of valuable UNREDHEMEBPLEDQâ, viz: Gold and Silver Watches Fine Gold Jewelry; Silver Mate and Plated Ware; Guns, Pistolsand Kfvclven; ftlutical and Surgical instruments; Car- renters' Tcols; Cicths, Caasimers and Vestinga;La- dits' elegent Presses and Dress Goods; Canton, Crape and ether ShawJe; Gents' Suptr Clothing;Bcots acd Shoet>; Super Feather Bels atd BeddinK Table i inen; Carpets together with a large assortrment cf articles usually found in such sales. K^Terms cash. iS. JWOLF, Pawnbroker. T. W. BENNETT


& CO., n8-tsS _________________________Auctioneent. SCHOONER PRESTO AT AtJCTIOIf. On MONDAYAFTERNOON, November 2;'d, at four o'clock, at the foot of Ca'nGii;n streat Light street wharf, weshall sell tha SOHOO.VKa PRESTO, about 90 tons burthen, draws about 8 feet water; liggiug in goodorder anchor, chains,& . Trf?eiher with a good Boat, nearly new. S^Teims at sale. F. W. BENNETT& CO., nl9-ts _________________________Auctioneer!. SPFCiAl; SALE OK bOaTS AND SH0K3, CLOTHS,CASSiMKRa, SATIVEl'S, &C, On TUESDAY iviO;?NING,Nov 2tt.h, onseoond floor of stores 28 and 30South Charles street, t 10 o'clock, will be Positively sold for cash, 4'^ CASES BOOiS AWD SHOES,consisting of tl heavv Cavalry Boota, Men's anl Bays'fine Calf ar.d Kip Boots. Men's Congress do.,Balmoral do., TfcpBole Napoleon", Oxfor I Tits aud Brogana; al:o Women's Misses' and Children'sWear in great variety. ALSO. Immediately after the sale of the above, we shall sell ^{\f\ WHOLPl ANDPART PIECES lUU CLOIHS, CASjÎMERS and SATINETS. To'icther with other articles of Dry Goods. F. W.BENNETT & CO., jiEI-ts? _________________________Auctioneorf, ^ VALUaB-LE PRuPERi'Y, _ li 169 FAYETTEST., NEAR EUTAW, ^ A T A U C T 1 0 N . FOR CASH. On TUESD \.Y AFTERNOON, Novembir 24th, at 4o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell a desirable DWELLING, 109 Fayette stre-^t, fi houses eastofEutaw street, 19 feet 7 inches front, by a depth through to Marlon 8tieet,^103 feet; imnrpveji bya two story and attic BR'CK i^'-VrriLitiirisry with back boildini,!, on Fs^pr-g street and a two- StoryBi<-tCi<; A JWELLlt'-G on Marion street suD- iecL to a grouiiu rentof $128 45. This property, fromits location, is worthy public attention. Termscash. Possession given immediately. F. W. BENNETT& CO., Dol7-tsj o^__________________Auctioneers. ^ PUBLIC SALE * DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT A J^DIliGlILr IMPROVED FA&M, ' CHOMWEl.L PARK." 19 MILE8 FBOM THE CITY OB' BALTIMORE^ ON THENORTHERN CEN'iRAL RAILWAY, AT AUCTION The undersigned, attorney for the owner, will sell atpublic auction, at the KxcUange Salesrooms, in the city of Ballimore, on wE ONilSBAY, the 9!h dayof December, 1863, at one o'clock, the valuable estate known as "Cromwell Park," nineteen milesfrom the city of Baltimore, n'âr the village of Moikton. on the Northern Central Railway, containing212acre8of LAND more or less, in tUa highest state of cultivatioD; about 12 acres are ia wood, IJO a' earable, high a ad grain land.;;and 60 ia lower land and meadow. It li-es oa both sidts of the NorthrrnCentral Kailway.aniis bounded in part by the Great Fa Is of the bunpjwdcr, extending across the sameat one point, wh^-re th^re is believed to bs a ver> valuable Water Power. The soil is a desp loam,and excocdiog'y fertile for prsin or gra^s. ft ia under gocd fencing, and oividcd into proper fields.In fact, there is everything to make a residence dtfeirable and profitable, with all advantages cfa -- ountry Seat, Dairy. Kruit. Market, Griin and Hay Faim. and is of the firLt class, by the Pennsyl-vMiia standard. Theie are Orchards of the finest Anples and Penches, covering about 86 acres ofland, a Fruit KndMarket Gar ,en atd a ViNLYARU, principally of Oatawba, of about two acr: s. J heimprovements are good large two-story and attic Brick aud Stone MA.^SIOIH ard Back Bulld- iCK-('"ouKh ct^st.) with b11 out buil^Jinga, Ov^r- ster's houte and double tenant house. Alô, a newS^'iSSEii BARi^. with thf^shirg floors complete. This propeny is deserving the especial attention ofthe puulic, it is well known, and was firmerly owned t>y the Jate Ar.drew McLaughlin, of Bar- num's


City Hot'l in Baltimore city, who, as also the present own-r, exoendtd large amounts of money inits improvcaient. PerEoris.^wi5hiEg to view tl e property will apply to Mr GRI fFlN, oa the premiscj,or by letter to the Attointy. Terms One-half cash; the br-tlaoce in one and two J ears, with intereit;or aU casn, at the option of the tur chaser. AMOS F. MUSSEI.MAN, Attormey, 21 I cxingt.onst-eet. F.W. lI&NNE't'T&CO., n'6,18,21,24.:6,S$&Dl,3;5.7,8 9-I2to Aucttoneerg. ^fe TRU'SPEE'S SALE. Eliiji }iiyvirtue of a Decree of the Circuit Court for ^Ânne AruLdel county, in equity, in the cas* of Paidestyttdl vc?. Gantt tt aL, the subacribet win fff-^r for salt, on the premises, on THIS DAY, the 21st day ofNovember, 185.% at 12 o clock M , the REAL ESTATE of which Thomas P. Gantt died seized containing339i^ Acvts cf Land. û This property is distant abon TTnm ilr^cuB AnnapcliSjon the road to theUpajev Ferry coSouth Hiver, and extends down to the river near the f-'cr- ry Jancjing, and adjoinsthe lands of John/l'uckgr, Essex K. Dorsey. (tr. Sellman We)c h and Thoma* K. Carey It has beenrecently surVoyeo and divided into two Farms, one containing 170J6 Acreau and the other IftHi^^ ores. There is a sufficiency of good Buildings on tha place nd a comfortable DWELLING. The soilis of excellent quality, and has been much improved and is very pj-oductive in all the crops of thejoaa- ty. The parcels will be sold separately if desired. Mr. Wm O. Prathtr, on the premises, will showthe lands to peisons wishing to examine them. The terms of sale are-One-third if the purchas*money to be paid in cash on the day of sale or of the finsl ratification thereof^ the residue in twoequal annual installment; the entire purctiase money to bear intercMt from the d^y of sale, and tob secured by the bonds of the purchaser to the satU- faction of the Trustee. A. B. HaGNER, ôtiJiJ-NOiV'S SiÂWiZiCi* IONIC, VJ OK TBM QA8TFIC JUICE OF THIS STOMAOB. This remeily is compostdof a compound preparation of a common weed growing along the seashore, and ia a certain andinfallible remedy for the cart of dyspepsy. It possesses all the properties of Iodide of Iroa* andiodine, and learly every substance of the ga*- tric juice of the stomach, it turns food into chym** thefirst process of digestion. TheSeaweed Tonic brings up the tone of the st mach, and gives at oncean appetite. The effect of the Seaweed Tonic is felt soon aft<K it is taken, as it supplies at once theprinciples the deficient gastric juice, and "the food is digest naturally. It gives tone and strengthensthe stomach, thvn enabling it to secrete the proper quantity and qaai>- ity of gastric juice.andd^spepsy and all its disease soon disappear. A little taken before breakfast will create an appetite.Aftsreating a hearty dinner a wineglassfal of it will digest the food and prevent any unpleas- antfctling of fullness, it is perfectly harmless, and very agreeable lo the taste; it contcts the stomachin such a way that everything that is eaten seems to agree with the stomach, and by continuing itsuse persons become quite fleshy. In short- it.being seldom that persons are troubled with dyspe^sywithout some torpidity of the liver and constipation of the bowels, and then one of Schf-nok'sMandraka Pills should be tat en every night for a week or two, then cne every other night, 'rnis wiliregulate ths bowels so gradually that nature will do it withoat the aid of purgatives , ,^ , _ ,,. .. Iiisaweli-Known iact that none suffer like tha Pyspep'ic; for in addition to the Dyspep^y, there Is ofteneither headache sour and sick stomach, pala in the side, palpitation of the heart, chills and fever,


gravel, disease of the kidneys, nervous weakoesi and humors, and general debility. The SeawetdTonic is a pleasaut bitters, givinga person a >: ood appetite and good digestion; it is pat up in quartbottles. It is pure and contains no common com or rys whisky or akohol. The ceaweed is distilledsimi- lar to the process of Jamaica Spirits, and alway* agrees with the stomach. ^ DR. J. H. SCHENCKWill be at his rooms, over the Drug Store of SKTH 8. HAhC-E, 108 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.*on the following dcys: THUK ^DA Vy the 2(}th of November. TUVKSDA r, (/i With <if Deceniber. TU UKSDA T, the 2Uh ^ December. N. B. Invalids who wish to consult him a*ytl. during these c onths shouldcut the&e dates oat uture referencfc. Manv persons are afraid to have their lungs ex- rtminedbyDR.SCHENCK, for fear they wiU b found ii^curable, and by that means it is put oflf until it is too late.How much better it would be to I know their condition at once, as by abundance of evidence. Dr. S.has shown sufficient certificates in this city that he has cured advanced stages of Con* sumption.iî; 27/5. iTuîVCS has fitted up rooms over his Drug Store, 108 BALTIMORE 8T.,tor the acoom-modatjonof his patients, and all persons laboring under DisesiSes of the Lungs, Liver and DigestiveOreanB are invitel to call upon the Doctor,who will without charge, give all necessary advice. Be willgive all those who desire it a thorough eKaxni- nation with hjs Respirometer for |3 each. Price ofthe Pulmonic Syrup $1 per bottle, t six bottles for $6. . ,,. _ Price of ii-c Seaweed Tonic $1 per bottle,or nm t'3ttls for W> frletoi the Mandrake Pill8-28 cents per box. Forfcaleby 8FTH S, HANCE, No. 108Baltimore street. For sale in WABBINQTON D. C. by S. O. WAITE, corner of Louisiana avenue andbeventa street. ________________^^^ - ij^RANCiS D. HETZLEK, - r BLANK BOOK ^^^^^^.^WSF^Ârnra. ffmct and Plain mfaW9^liî^'^^'î%^^^^ Rear of flo WEST BALllMuRE ST., .OPPOPita HoIUday street.

THE SUN. 'jblx.TIMOKE, SATURDAT, NOV. 21,1863^ ICorreeposdfnce of the Baltimoie San.WASHIXOTOIf, Nov. 20. 5M* Coat ef Mr. Smithson Mechanics' Strike- W'-<rk en Mte TreasuryExtension Police Com' %i- HMkers City Cars to be Run on Sunday tt^lli'.r^ ReUgioUS-PeTsonal-,SellingLiquor Ho '''oldizn Bale of Real Sstate Afairs in /?. jaUmrn The Produce Trade-Flour Mitts. I; -16Toentioned yestwday that William T. ^ ilthsoD,the hanker of this city recently -t) fay court-martial,had been sent North, rs V is presumed for confinement under sen- tprttf. It appears that he wasconvicted by tie Augur court-martial here of correspond- ~? cc with the enemy In 1861, and withgiving 'i'.er-i information, and was sentenced to five rjears' impTleonment at hard labor. The jPr ?identapproved the flndingand sentence, arc the Secretary of War selected the Al- t>:ny (N. Y.)penitentiary as the place of coi Hnement. Mr. Smithson had been ar- T '(d on this charge a year orso ago, but "but was then released. The iuformitiLr.n v.t"ch he Is charged with giving is embracedin letters signed Charles Capers, and inter- cepted while Beaoregard was in command orposlteWashington, and y>e similarity to hi* handwriiing was relied on as one of "the evidences against him.He was taken to Albany In the custody of Captain Ritchie, of the army, and appeared to be quite eastooWn. He is a good looking man, about flf cv years ef age. The cause of dissatisfaction among themecBanjcs iii.d laborers rn the Treasury ex- texisicn, who were recently on a strike on account of an


order requiring them to work by the hour during the short davs, has been Temoved. This Is siid tobe by "the action of the Secretary of the Treasury, to whom the men appealed through a committee,and who, alter haviijg duly considered the mat- t(r, has directed that the superintendent allow themen to work upon the same time as formerly; that is, to commence an hour after sunrise nnd workuntil sunset, with ore hour's intermission at noon, until such time as that period would make tenhours, unless all thi- departmBtits should hereafter miite in adopting a diflV-rent rule. It Is doem-^fl^JTien.psflry now to push the work as fast .-i.* possible, and it is contemplated, therefore, to givethe men an opportunity of working over-time, by which thny may make about live dollars per weekadditional. It is proba- ble that temporary gas-pipe will .-be put up throughout the building, thatthey may see to work. The board of police commissioners are to Tacate their present headquarters,on 11th street, with th close of the week, though their sew building on 10th, between D and Estreets, is not yet entirelv ready for the reception of the officers. It will be handsomely furnishedand the accommodations beam- pie. The board has passed a resolution di- ipcting Sergeant K. M.Reed, of the flith pre- cinct, to duty at headquarters, as an assistant to the superintendent duringthe pleasure of the board. Augustus IVI. Sprague was appointed a patrolman vice Joseph F. Mat-tliigly resicned. V'^ Board of Directors of the Washington and Georgetown City Kailway,at theirmeet- ing last night, decided that after next Sun- <iay the cars should be run on Sundiy the sameas other days of the week. They also determined to put on additional cars for the accommodationof colored people. Thev are to be regular two-horae oars, instead of the one-horse arrangementsnow used. Last evening thejewelry store of Mr. Ber- |rer,on Penssylvania aveuue.betweeu 1stand 2d streets,was entered and robbed of watchs S-iS,'''',"'*' an'OnKting in all to the value of <00.There were about fifty w.atches all silver except one. Nothing was left there except some clocks.Messrs. Fessenden. of Maine; Bufflngtou.of Massachusetts; McPherson, of Pennsylvania: OreenAdams, of Kentucky, and Colonel Ir- wm, of New York, all candidates for the clerkship of the Houseof Representatives, are in the city. ' The Rev. William F. CLarke, S. .T., of Loyo- la (ollege, Baltimore, isto preach a charity sermon next Sunday, at St. Alovsius'Church, at 11 o'clock Mass, for the beneiatof St. Ann's Infant AsUum, of this city. The good Sis- tors, it is said, need a liberal collection in be-half of their helpless little foundlings at this lime. Rev. Job W. Lambeth, of the Baltimore Conference,has been appointed to a clerkship m the General Postofflce Deparfnent, at a salary of 800 perannum, and has already entered upon the discharge of his du- A. N. Zevely, Esq., Third AssistantPost- master General, returned to the seat of government last evening, from his extended Westerntrip, much improved in appearance and health. . Rev. Bishop Ames, of the M. E. Church, is nowon a visit to this City. John Haskins, George Donaldson and Ja>i. Wc(,ann have been committed tothe Old ..apitol for thirty days by tjie provost marshal, for selling liquor to soldiers repeatedly.A half dozen or more parties were arrested, and their places closed, near the htyvd ot the 14thSt. Railroad yesterday,forselling liquor, and as many others near the Baltimore depot. McQuire &Co., auctioneers, sold a three- story Ijiicl, hcue and lot on F street, b tween Cih and 7th, for $0 650;


purchaser, Mr . L. Allen. The Sickles cut off case was cntoffinih? Circuit Court to-day, temporarilv,until Monday, to which day the court <.d.journe.l. At G''('rgeU'W7t trade fs now very active. Thereare n good many vessels iu the rive , and the arrivals by c.-iual are large, esp - cially of wheat. Themills are busily em. ployed to their full ctpacity, and as there are ten or el*.ven in ail, includingsix wittiin the cctporation limits of Georgetown, whici find their market there and in Washingtor,,some idea may be formed of the immens/' supplies of flour and corn.meal tnrned ou. from thfm.Some of ttesi' m^lls are qni .- large, that of Herr & Welsh, on the canal, having a capacity of 300barrels per day, and that oi the Messrs. Ray, also on the canal, sear 200 barrels. The other millswithin the town limits are Davidson's, Yonug's and Wil- son's, on the canal, and Lyou's, on Rookcreek. Those outside the corporation and within a quarter to tlrree miles of town, are Ede's andShoemaker's, westwardly on the canal, and tw^r three northwardly up Kock creek, which latterobtain grain by wagons from the country, as well as in the George- town market, but dispose oftheir gronud products mostly in Washington and tiieir own neighborhoods. There are governmentcalls for bids for some 35,000 barrels of lljur of different grades, which they are at work upon. Thestandard of inspection being veiy high in Georgetown, there is less diffl cnlty in getting the requiredqnality of hrands there than is usual in most other markets. The very fine mill at Seneca, on thePoto- mac river, about 30 miles above Georgetown, which was burnt down some time ago, hav-ing caught lire from the friction of its machinery, is being rapidly rebuilt by Mr. Darby, the owner.Its flour was, of course, always brought to Georgetown, and its loss is now felt. The quotations forflour just now are un- settled. aBd the article held firm. Good super 6 70aS6 75, and extra 7 60 toS7 75 per bbl. Wheat, red, ifl 60; white, 1 65 to Si 15 per bushel. Corn, $1 10 per bushel for goodwhite and yellow; and in the ear, 4 75 to $5 per bbl. Oats, Maryland, 65 to 70; Northern, 75 to 85cents per bushel. Wood from river and canal 6 75 to $7 for pine, oak 7 75 to 88 per cord. There arelarge supplies of Com- berland coal at the depots. Potomac. Affairs In tixyr York, New York, Nov.20,1863. Mr. W. A. Shannon has been appointed assistant treasurer at New York by iVIr. Cisco,In place of M. B. Field, Esq., promoted to the treasury at Washington. Mr. Shannon was appointedby Mr. Guthrie to the head of the loap ofliee at Washington, and long enjoyed the confidence ofthe Department. Governor Seymour has received a note from Provost Marshal General Fry statingthat such congressional districts as may furnish their quota of volunteers under the recent callwill he exempt from the draft for deficiency under enrollment, though the quota of theStateasawhole be not matleup. The Brooklyn Academy of Music was filled last evening with an audienceto listen to the Rev. Mr. Beecher's account of his expe. rlences abroad. He an.Tl; zed the publicsen- timent iH England, urttiug that the heart of the British people is with the North. Andrews, oneof the ringleaders in the July riots, who was taken charge of by the feneral government and hasbeen lodging at ort Lafayette, has been handed over for trial to the State authorities. Gen. Sicklesaddressed th e Union League Club last evening on the subject of recruiting the army. He believedit should be don by volunteering. The lla^s of the Russian, French and Ita - ian ships of war lying in


the North Rive, were at half-mast yesterday morning, as a n.ark of respect toward a Russian office ,who died vesterda\ on board of the Osliba. S^Wm. McClellan, Esq., has been elected pratident of theBank of UhambersbuJCi Pa , In place of Wm. Heyser, Esq , deceaswT. ^Rev. .Tohn Ledman, formerlypastor of the M. E. church fS Lancaster, Pa., died in Phil<ielphis, on the 18th. S-The employees o^,thehog packers at lu- dianapoiin,Ind., have struck against Sunday work. (^"One dollar per bushel fornew corn 1" paid 8.t Indianapolis, Ind, to feed to the hogs jfwaiiting their turn to be slaughtered.i^^riie sales o{ govemiiint ctton In St. X.otu.8 and (^nciunati since last spring jimtitint to abon<Sl,5OO,000. ^The IWtrolt (Michlggm) FrM P: anxloiuthat the next Democratic Na CS^veiulqn shall beheld in that cit^. CTR^. Wm. L. Breclslnrit'ae has formajly ( ccepted th presidency of Centre Oollegs,iiJi^reoeiitJlT tendered him by the trnstees. i^'A cu%^y the American horse Lexing- tom woa nJegMftt steeple chas stakes at Wor(^tei>liire^ngland. -J?^^* - E"=ffifoi >*ect of Mexico will gt u? fgtBtencOTM* about February, 1854, B^The whole city conncil of Salem, Mass. has resolved itself intoa recruiting commit t*e to help the mayor All the quota of the to^vra. ^The first of the small screwpropellers introduced into the navy some six or eight months since has been put iu commission atBoston. ts^'the New York residence of th* late Dr. Moffait, the "pill man," has ben sold for 54,950.H*8'"Tho8. B. Stevenson, formerly editor of the Cincinnati Atlas, died at Maysville, Ky., on Saturdaylast. li^The property of C. H. Slocum, Esq , of New Orleans, has been seized under the con- fiscationact. ^The TJ. S. steamer Tanderhilt arrived at Manritlns Sept, 24, from Simon's Bay, 0KTAKV AMUOOMHIKKClAi. The stock market was quite animated yesterday, but the transactions were maialyconfined to G eld and B&O Railway shares. At the first board Sold coin sold at 62?i<a.'.25s per centpremium, an adyanoo of IH per ctnt on the closing sale of Thursday. A small let of City 6'3 1S90 soldat 109. BtOK bonds 18t7 brought IMK, an advance ot H per cent on the previous bid. KorthwestfrnVa. R 3d mortgage (unendorsed) bonds sold at 2iV. and left off at 24>4 bid 20 asked. BJtUH sharessold at 91 regular way and 9m buyers' octien 60 days, closing at MX bid, 94) asked, a decline of Jjon previous sale, p'or >or central K shares 43)4 asked no change. City H shares steady at is hid, 19allied, closing without sales. Uanton stock clcsed firm at 33!4 bid, V asked. For fâota Clara 88 bid,but no offerings. At the second board there was nothing done be- yond sales o; Gold at a deolineot 34 per cent, the last sale beiiig made at 6a . er cent p. emmm reKUiar Wiy We learn that a lltink iato be established in this cuy un-;er Secfecary Chase's system, with a starting capital of one milliondollars. At the first board in JV ew York, on Thursday, 100 shs 'Oaaton stock sold at $33>s, 100 shs at$33Ji. At the second board 100 shs at $.3314, 200 shs at 38M, 200 shs at tSii-i, and mil shs at $.53Siper share SALES AT FIKSI BOARD YESTERDAY. 1600 American Sold 162!^ MM .. .. 152!i 151X1 .. b3152 fi 2500 .. .. 152IS 2000 .. bS l2?i 100 City Ss 1890 lOS 1130 B&OR bdsiaej 104l( 1000 NWVa.il MM,unendorsed 2i% IIS 5hBUJl .>! 60 shs .. b60 94 61 shs .. 94 60 shs .. 94 _____ 60 shs .. b60 94M b3162S4 I 40 shs .. 94 BKCOlNtl BOAKU. 2j00 American Rnld XX 1623< 600 .. XX 162 6000 .. XX,83 li2iili'OO American Gold 162k 1(00 .. .. 152^ 3.'00 .." .. 162 H 2100 .. .. l.Wij 20.0 .. .. 16214 2000 ,. .. 162)1400 .. .. 152!4 6110 .. .. 162:li 1200 .. .. UlifS POO .. .. } ? 1400 .. .. 162H 6000 .. . my, 6000 .. b3 162^1


1000 .. .. 162?i 2000 .. b3 162S4 PORg' 09 BAIiTOMORK. Nov. 30,1863. Ban rises.. 1 111 San seta.. ..449 6000 American Gold. XX .S3 162 640 .. XX 162 100 .. .. 162 1635 .. L 162 The New York stock marketyesterday opened steady and closed firm. Gold advanced IX, to 525t per cent premium Missouri63 advanced ^ per cent. Canton stock advanced !i, and Cumberland Ccal declined '/, per cent, ofthe Railway shares, êw York Central advanced 5^, Erie If^, and Chica- go and IN orthwes;ern 5i;Hudson declined !t, Read- ing M, ana Illinois Central Jb per cent. STOCK raicES at hew tosk hov. So.By Magnetic *elegrapli.J . 1st bed. Sd bed, ' e. S. Pb 1881, coupon..........109?i......109 .S.T3-10TreasuryNotes....10655......108)4 B. 8.1-yr Cert's, int. in goid..l02>......102Ji *. 8. l.yr Cert's, int. in cur... 98^......98m . B. Demand jNoles..........OOO ......000 American (iold................1623i......1623i fiennesBCHS's.................. 69 ...... 00 Virginia 6'3.................... 63 ...... 00 North Carolina e>8............. 65 ......00jViissouri 6'6.................... 65 ...... 65V Canton Company.............. 33 ......33V Cumberland Coal andIron Co mii...... S9 Pacific Wail....................214 ......000 Hew York Central Railroad..I355S......ISSV, :':riellailrnad _____ . in* 106K ....102 ....126 .... 965i .000 arie Railroad.................105 '. 't'rle Uailroadpreferred......1021^., Hudson River Railroad......1263^., Harlem Railroad.............. 95^. Hurlem Railroadpreferred...COO .. .ifceaaing Railroad.............124 ......124 Michiesn Central Railroad..125X......ubii Mich.B. andiN.IndianaR.... 83 ...... 83 Mich. 8. and N. Indiana guar.140 ......140 iitlEois Central Railroad......Ul%......122 Cleveland and Fitte'onrg R...107)4......108X alena and Chicago R........IIOH......IIOX Clevelandand Toledo R......I17ij......ooo Chicago and Rock Island R..1C6!<......103X Milwaukee and K DaChien..60S...... 60 i-ittsburg and Fort Wayne * 84?i...... an Alton and Terre Haute H..... 60 ......81 Chicago A .Western R...... 48 ...... 485^ Sone of the market. Steady. Firm. TOCB: PEIOES at PHltAPELPHIA BOV. 19The business in the stock market was fair to-day, and closed steady. Government coupon 6s of 1831clLsed at 109; Five (wentys luo; 7 80 Treasury Notes 1(7; American tiold 161)5; Peuna State 66 99?4;City e new 108: Heading K 6s'f6 126; Schuyl Nav 5s '83 S0)4:_l'eEna K 1st mortg liOii; .Mor Penna R68 S6; >.lmira B It mH:, Cam and Amb R 6a '83 104; Suso tansies 64 Of shares, Reading R clssed at615j; S''^* 'V.''' Catawissa R prefd 31; Schuyl Nav prfd .36; lyor Penna K 235j: Lone Island R 42; SusqCanal iSi <=>"? Amb R 170; Harriaburg R 72)4; Del Div ctlj; Lehigh JVav61)4. The New York Journalof Commerce thus speaks of money matt.:r3 in that city on Thursday: "- he news from Europe hasexcited some attention, and financial operators here are a little more reserved in consequence.The bank rate la both tup land and h ranee has been advanced to 6 per ct. owing to an expecteddrainage of coin for India, sna a determiijatlon to check home speculatkn. .Money here IS in KooJat-niand nt full rjit..a nt interest. 'i-oreign exchange is firm but dull. Leading firawers of sterling areasking 167)4 and upwards, but buyers take ht^ld cautiously. We quote: Bills at 60 days on London165J4al66)4 for commer- (;al; lf.7al:.8 for bankers'; do. at short sight I'iii^^. I6b)<; Paris at 60 days3.40a3.36; do. at short siati! S.3tiaS.32M: Antwerp 3.42.V6a.3 37)4; L-Swiss 3.40a3 37J4; ijair.'.'urf55X.'i6;i; Amsterdam Cl!4a625<; p'riQk- ff rt f2J<af3; Br. i;.en I20a)21!i; Prussian thaUrs U0>4 slllH.'"I'he t<)fa' receipts to-day at the Sub-Treasury were $l,.ll.'i.98 12; fxital payments $1,035,946 65; leav-i-ig a balanc- t;n hand in specie and demand note. nf $I7,5E3.T46 25. The receipts for duties tn day


a the custom-house were $S19j735 72, of which $5d,735 7; ! re in paper, and }293,0ti0 in gold." Thestatements of the banks of the three principa' cities of the Union for the last week compare withthe previous one, and the corresponding time of 16<>2 as follows: Loans. Deposits. Specie. Circul'nN. York.$182,(i04,630 $161,i70,4?8 $29,177,049 $6,095,93; Hoston.. 7i'-412.3.W .',lr..071 7,9!a,7609,518,16 Philadel, 37,476,646 30,732,600 4,168,884 2,03').99^1 Total....*396,S33,5.M 216,668,16941,214,693 17,8O4,08i l,astwk.$:illl,637,!'83 224,>'63,e3I 40,f25,no9 17,737,|J|7 l,astyr..$289,804,U3223,127,494 62,893,761 22,620,891 The Michigan Southern Railroad earned the second week inNovember $74 533, an increase of $8,690 over same week last year. fXeported for the BaltimoreSun.l BALTIMORE MARKET, I Friday, Nov. 20. j CLEARED. Barks Industrie, (Brem.) Cadiz, F. L. Braunsfc Co ; Edward Everett, Harding, Boston, S. S. Lee; schra Ann Johnsoa, Portland, master; Arlington,Moss, Jersey City, master; Wer Eagle, Seelev, Ft. Monroe, Kelsey Ic Gray; Armada. Phillips, Alexan-dria, W. Applegarth & Son; 'Vesta, Marshall, Washiagton, M. A. Mitchell; Hugh McFadden, Sharp,Philadelphia. Stickney & Co; steamers Adelaide, Cannon, Old Point, "Va., M. N. Falls; Henry L. Gaw,Her, Philadelphia, J. A. Shriver. Sailed Bark Kate Stamler, Crawford, fi. York; brig Sophia, (Br ) Bartling,Liverpool, N. 8.; sohr Israel H. Day, Chase, Providence. ARRIVED Brig Ilroar, (Dan ) Tit'g, 45 days fromMalaga. Sohr Gsrabsldi, (Dutch) Groos, from Curacao, 1st inst. Left sihr b olden West, for Maracaiboand Baltimore. gchr G. M. Partridge, Dorr, from Belfast, Me. Schr A. R. Wetmore. Edwards, fromAlexandria. S;'hr Geo W, Grioe, Smct. from Plymouth, N. C, Schr Ueorgia, Holland, from Norfolk.Pilot boat Invincible. ---------, from Cape Henry. Reports b;ig Breeze, (Br.) hence for West Indies,ashore on Poplar Island placed a Pilot on board of her. Stmr Keyport, Ryther, from Alexandria. Reports the 8:mr (Jurlew was ipiing towed yesterday toward Point Lookout; aSfc reports the hermbrig ashore on Poplar Island to be lumber laden and supposed to be bound up. Stmr Adelaide,Cannon, from Old Point, "Va. Btmr Henry L. Gaw, Her, from Philadelphia. lUF.iVUlRANUA. ShipJames Cheston, from Calcutta for London 93 days, was spok.n Aipt. 23d, lat. 7 39 S, Ion. 14 16 W,Bark Leighton, Randle, from Rio de Janeiro, arrived at St Thomas, 26,h ult, and sailed next dayfor \ew York Bark Talisman, Raffle, was at Baenos Ayres, Sept. 26. i:ark Amy Warwick, Leary, fromMontevideo, arrived at' alcutta, 1st ult. Bark Clara, (Brem ) from Baltimore for Monte- video, WH.<siioken Uct 17, lat. 31 64 N , Ion. 32 12. ARRIVED l-RtJIVl BALTIMOKE. Bark Haolty, Snow, Boston,19th inst. Brig Lincoln Webb, Lloyd, Bath, l6Eh inst. Schr Ruth H linker. Knight, Boston, 19'.n inst.Stmr Fanny Cadwallader, Pierson. N. York, 19tb, Stmr .Minnesota, Garrett, Wew York, 19th inst,CLEARED fUH. BALTIMORE. Brig W iiiiam Nickels, Krietts, New ^'ork, 19th. Schr Maine law, Amesbury.Portland, IStli in?t. .''^tmr .losrphine Tiiompson, CundiOf, N. York, 19th. I'" O 1 S. A large variety ofneat and durable IRON TOTS, rmr tots and TOT IBOH rUBNITUSS, wholesale and retail, low C. W.GREENFIELD, il-tJ8'-_______________Nn. 36 Lexington str?t CÔAL AND WOOD FOR SALE LOW FOR' CASH, in large or small quantities, at my yard and wharf, Hughes's quay, foot of Lee st, betwesnLight St. and William street dock. nl4-lm*(____________________________fi. R, START. M- iPritet givenheleu) refer to wholesale orerationi only, tmlcss otherwise expressed. Coffee. No sales reported.


Rio scarce and held firmly at 33a33)4 cents per lb. FL<.K ABB MSAL. Phere was a fair inquiry on'(:hanpe for all grades, and prices showed a further improvement ;sa)es embraced-'liH) bbls verychoice (hioand Howard street fûper at $7, .300 bhls Extra do. at $7 75, and 600 bbls shipping brandsCity Mills 00. at $8 60 per bbl VVe revise our quotations as follows: Ohio and Howard street Superat 6 87)4a$7, sisridardcity Millsdo at$7; Ohio Extra at $7 75. Howard street do. at 7 7-'>a$7 87)4,shipping brands City Mills do at 8 6tiat8 7.% and Baltimore Familv at $10 to per bbl. R.ve Flour is inbght supply and firm at 7 I2)4a$7 25 per bbl. Corn Meal rules higher. Sales reportcel of 1,000 bblsCity Mills st 5 76a5, and lot' puncheons Brandy wine at $27, taken for the West indies. At the closewe quote City Mills at f6. and Hrandywine at $6 2i per bbl. The following are the inspections of Flourand Meal for the week ending Nov. I9th, 1863: Howard street, 6.098 bbls; City iMills. 14,975 bblsand 84 half bbls; Ohio, 6,142 bhls: and Family, 2,823 bbls total Wheat Flour 27,822 bbls and 84 halfbMs. Together with 191 bbls Rye Fln.ir, and 716 bbls Corn Meal. Grain -Some 19,000 bushels of Grainwere received nn the t'orn Exchange this mornioi^, viz: 12,0'10 bushels Wheat, 2.IHXI do. Corn.4,000 do. Oats, and 1,010 de. Kj'e. I'he attendance of buyers was fair, and prices of all the varietieswere sust.iineti. Sales of white Wheat ranged from 165a$2 06, some 2,.500 bushels good to ver.vprime commandiou 1 95a$2 06. Good to prinje Southern red brought 1 ii3a$i68, aad damaged t.fair do 1 45a$l 60 per bushel. New Corn not in shipping order was extremely heavy, and sales ofwhite were ipade as low as 80 cents; fair to rine new white brt ught 90 cts a$l, yellow do. 1 03a i 05.and old Corn 1 06a$l 08 per bushel, as to con- liit'On l;at3 were in demand at 70a75 cts measure,and 82a?6 cents weight, closing firm. Prime 1 enn- sylvtniaarc scarce, and held above the views ofiiuyers. Kye wa-. unchanged; some900 bushels Ma- ryland selling at $1 40 per bushel. MoLAssgsAM' r*uoARs. Sales were unimport- ant, litccks are lieht and held firmly. pKovisioNS. We notice afair jobbing demand for most descriptions, and a very firm market. Sales reported of 15,000 lbsloose Bacon Bides at Sets, and sndlohhds Bacon Shoulders at 7I4 c::nts per lb. We now quote MessPork at 17 25a$17 6JJ per t>bl. Bacon Shoulders at 7)4 cents. Sides at SiiaS^ cents, i'Cd sugsr curedHams at lSal3)4 cents per lb. Bulk Shoulders at 6â7 cts, and Sides at 7)4 cents per lb. WesternLard in bbls and trcs at 12 cents, do. in kegs at 13^ cents, and Baltimore refined at 14^ cents perlb Whisky.-Sales reported of 250 bbls Ohioat68a 68)4 cents per gallon. Market dull at the close. BYMAGiyETlC TELEGRAPH Nxw YoRx Maekxt, Nov. 20th. Flour has an upward tender cy.*" price 5al0cents higher; State 6a Sb 16 Ohio 7 eoaSi7 6(', Southern 7 60a*3 10. Wheat opened la2 cents higtier,but closed dutl, buyers re- lusing to give any advance; siles of 89.000 bushels, ChicaKO Spring at1 41a$l 40; red 1 50a*l 60. Corn wf.6 excited, and prices 3a4 cents higher, sales 1 S,!^K>0 bushels,mixed at 1 14a$l 16, in store. Pork firm; old Mess $10 M), new $13 25. Lard closed buoyant at u;!4Bl2!4 cents Whisky closed firm at 67!4i69 cts. (Sugars steady. Coifee closed quiet Ijut steady. NavalStores duH. Petroleum firmer; refined, in bond, 41a42 cMts. p'reights dull. Cincinnati -Makkkt, Nov.19. Flour advance 1 !6c, sales at $5 50. Wheat buoyant. Corn has ai advaniiiig tendency. Hogs Pricosare suffer, bu'. (jnotations unehanged; sales at 7a$7 26; receipts 600 ', Whisky 67 cents. Mess Pork


firm, lixchange on Wew York dull and )^ discount. CHicAeo Masxit, Nov. 19. Flonr firm and ad- ^ ncedlc. Wheat active and advanced Ic; sales at 118 coin firm and advanced la2c; sales at S;-a to cts. Oatsfirm and advanced Iqj sales at 64Jb^cts. W^'F,*?,^?. i^'-'-'' ^'î' WIRE RAILING ;,' WAÛFACrOKY.-DUFURlcC0.,(7Uer's Met, Mi?n Cnm-les and Banover strtets. Bait: liore, Mariulacture Railing tor Cemettrfts.Fsrmi Jottages,fetdenB. Public Grounds, Door Guard for WsrehcMts, Window Guard? for Dwellintfkc; Wire Tres Boxes, round ana square' Also Heavy WoTMl Wire tor SkylighU tot sale'by tne Kiuarefoot. ._______________________022 6mo*I f^HAS ^FAiB CHAMPWjNE.-ThiTTeTo- V-' brated WJ>H i%nniversally acknowleiaed -M t niiaip>Md by any ether brana known iuhis eouAiry. Ih* asu^ discountto the trale. . DK GARMENDIA, 18 Commerce street, Baltimore, Bols Anxt kr KaryUnd,'lDistrlA otColumbia aid Tlrgtiia.________________________________nol^-lf j 1 t%t\ MtLDB. P. R 8U(5AR-prtvery*oioe.l'' XU^cmP R. SUGAR. 1 kkls. >lB<re GOLDER SYRUP; Balta. amd rb^.lf* Rff d Sugars, tc. Fr sale by fl-tv^ d9, SLATJ^R. 10 fc I Cm^C H, ANb'PACTiJKED TOBACCO. We have in store some very fine lob lots ofBRIGHT and UARK CHEwfNG TOBACCO, which we offer for sale at great reduction on former prices.HPIALD'S OLD S'l'ORE, , ... .1 OEWTRE MARKET SPAffc. > II-Sin< W. H. JOHNSON fc Ô I-'O WAGONAND _. . . . CARRIAGE MAKERS. T.J^î'^''?."' S.^"" ^^ fh>" sale low:-Best quality Philadelphia Carnageand Tyre BOLT?? Kilv^r Plated Hub BANDS, Patent Enameled Leather, Enameled Canvas, Felloes.Bows, fcc , . MACKENZIE t SONS, n6eolm*___________________222 Baltimore street. WASHINGTON,D.g. THENEW COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MARKET-HOUSt, JOHN FARRELL, , . Commercial Building,LOQlsiana avenue, between Ninth am) Tenth sts Is now open for the Consignments of the ng-lm*|BALÎMOR". TRADE.______________ JJCHENCK'S PULMOnTo SYRUP WILli 5 CURE CONSUMPTION.BCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP WILL CURE ___ CONSUMPTION. SCHENCK'S PULMONIC BYRUP WILLCURB - CONSUMPTION. BCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP WILL CURE CONSUMPTION. SCHENCK'SSEAWEED TONIO WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA. BCHENCK8 SEA^jyEED TONICJ WILL CU.K.E DYSPEPSIA.BCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIO WILL CURE, UYSP-K PSTA BCHENCK'S SEAWEEd'toNICJ WILLCURK^ , JDYSPEPSTA. BCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILXJ5 WILL GURK _____LIVER COMPLAINTS. BCHENCK'fciMANDRAKE PILLS ,, .^WILL CURE . LIVER COMPLAINTS. BCHENCK'S MAN.ORAKK PILLS WILL CURBLIVHR COMPLA NTS SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS ,^,^^ WILL CURE LIVER COMPLAINTS. .HI. A. ^,Da. J. H. SCHENCK Will be at his roomg, over the Drug Store of Sbth B. Wance, 108 Daltimore street,Baltimore,Md., on the foUowing day^: Thursdatt, the 26th of November. Thuksday, the 10th ofDecember. rHi/RSDAT, the 24th of December. N. ^. lavalids who wish to consult him any timednnngthese moaths should cut these date? out for fnture reference. jwa*. rt^ B, pj. A.st to. Ka,T iîieir lunesex- amined by Dr. fcCHKXCK, for fear they wiU be found incurable, and by that means it is put offun- til it is too late. How much betttr it would be to know their condition at once-as by abundanceof evidence, Dr. 5. has shown sufficient certificates in this city that he has cured advanced stages ofCon- sumption. Seth S. Hancz has fitted up Rooms over his Drag Sto^, lOfe Baltimore street, for theac- commodation of his patients, and all persons labor ing under Diseases of t> e iûngs. Liver andDiges- tive Organs are invited to call upon the Doctor, who will, without charge, give all necessary


advice. Be will give all tnoee who desire it a thorough examination with, his Respirometer forS each. Price of the Pulraonic Syrup $1 perbottIe,or six bottles for 8S. Price of the Seaweed Tonic81 per bottle, or six bottles for $6. Price of the Mandrake Pills 25 cents per box I-orsaleby êth S.Hanck, _ t ______________ No. 308 Haltiroore street. is T. 1860. X. ALL THE WORLD TAKE KOllCB THATFrom the army hospital the bloody battle field the mansion of the rich and humble abode of thepoor from the office and the sacred desk from th mountain top, distant valleys and far-off islandsoi the ocean from every nook and corner of the civi- lised world is ponring in the evidence of the astoni&hing effect of i-KAKE'S PiÂNTATiOrS BITTERS. Thousands upon thousands of letter* like thefollowing may be seen at our office: RKEijaBTTRT^ Wis., Sept. 16, ISfii), #** have been m the armyhospital* for fourteen months speechless and nearly dead. At Alton, 111 j they gave me a bottleof Piantatior Bitters. * * # Three bottles restored my speeofc andcuredM. * * C. H. Fi?1.t." SouthWarsaw, 0., July 28,18M. t* # * One young man, who had beer sick and not out of the house for twoyears witS Scrofula and Erysipelas, aft^r paying the dootore over $160 without benefit, has beencured by tec bottles of your Bitters. ? * * Edward Wohnall. The following is from the Alatron of thenlor Home School for Children of Volunteers: Havemktkr Mansion, Fifty-SeventhsbreeUX New York,August2,1553. J *'i>r. Drcê: Your wonderful Plantation Bitters have been given to some of our littlechildren snf fering from weakness and weak lungs with most happy effect One little girl, in particular,witfe pains in the head, loss of appetite, and daily wasting consumption, on whom all medicalskill ha<J been exhausted, has been entirely restored. Wc cosQinenced with but a teaspoonful ofBitters a day Her appetite increased: strength and health follow ed. * * * * "Respectfully, Mrs. O.M.Dkt3i." * * I owe much to you, for I verily telioT fee PlantatioB Bitters nave saved my life. "Rev. W.H. Wagsonkr, Madrid, N. Y." # * Thou wilt send me two bottles more of thy Flantati'^n Bitters. Mywife has been greati; benefitted by their use. Tky friend, "Aba Currin, Philadelphia. Pa." ***** I havebeen a great sufferer ifrom Dys- pepsy, and had to abandon preaching. * * The Plantation Bittershave cured me. "Rev, j. S. Cathorn, Rochester,N. York *(# * * Bend us twenty-fourdoRenmoreof yourPlantation Bitters, the popularity of which are still inoreasing with the guests of our house. "SlKEB^ClIABWICK & CO.," "Proprietors Willard's Hotel, "Washington. D.G." "* * * I have Riven the PlantationBitters hundreds ot our disabled soldiers with the most ai tonishing effect. G. W, D Andrxws,"Superintendent Soldiers* Home, GincinnatU O.*' "* * * The Plantation Bitters have cured mc ofliver complaint, of which I wag laid up prostrats and hai to abandon my business. "H. B. Kingslet,Cleveland,." "* * * ThePlantaUon Bitters have cured me of a derangement of the kidneys and urinaryor gans that has distressed me for years. It acts like charm C. C. Moors, "Agent for Colgate t Co., 2MBroadway." Jkc, ft'C,, iLQ.y jcc, &e. The Plantation Bitters make the weak stronff,tb languid brilliant,and are exhausted nature's grea restorer. They are composed of tiie celebrated Oal* laaya Bark,Vvintergreen, Sassafras. Roots, ilerbs &c., all preserved in perfectly pure St, Crolz Rum. S. T. 1860 X.Persons of 8edtary habiw, troubled with weakness, lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of ap-petite, distress after eating, torpid liver, constipation, ac , deserve to sufferif th^^y will not try them,


They are recommended by the highest meiioaJ _ authorlMis, and are warranted to produce an immt-diate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfeotly pure, and harmless. NOTICE. Anypeison pretending to sell Planta- tion Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is a swiadler and impostor,We only put it up in our log oabiu bottles. Beware of bottler refilled with imitation deleterious stufffor which several persons are already in prison. Ss that every boltle has our Uni- ted t^tatps staniore* the cork, and sig steel plate side labels. . signature M Sold by respectable dealrs througltfatthehatoU able globs. k, H. DRMTh: fc CO., eotJS*y_________________ S02 Brwdway, N. Y. ~ EiiS^VAX- , BOOIbfi. prime YELLOW WAX, In store and ir &ie in lo^ to suit, by W. W. WITTMAN, __________________Light It. ONIMtS.-M barreli|f*-ime For sale *t _____ DIX & STEII LEMOISS-lOObîesFr. rder. Ifi tfiNBX. G i^ IA C o 1A1 n ikR. TOK SAU AWD KBKT. ,.Ri'^.''4i'^"~-'' number of m&ll DWELL- JNO>, mtheeastern part ot tlie ci^, oa reasonable and accommooatiag terms. For pir- ticulars appl7 at IHo ST.308 n20-M;< ^l VOa. iSALl-; Thr stock. Good Will and Fix- |tureB of a DRIINKIMG SALOON, wMoh is~^DOW doing a nice business. A bargain may b" had if early aupl.cation is made, as the proprietorintends to leave the city. For furtlier information apply at the Sup olface.____________ n20.3t*.* |FOR BALE, TWO HOUSBS-One a very Ejf"!l'' '''i'in''il'^.l''';? ""^^ Dwelling, sitaated " at No 110 Northi.den street-the other a twa- story Brick liWf.lling, sit.-ated at No a^ H Sorinir AtbOClATlDN No. 2,No. 78 North Broadifar, CB êdne.cday Krenlng next, at IH o'clock a ELlRB.Pres't. GEO.'haUSH, Se?.St't*M ife ,*"',,',*'if ^'^l'~;^^. ""'^? "^y HOUSK, with ^doub)6 Back Building, six Chamhers and Pass-""ape, (jasani Water, on West Fayette street. Grovindrent tp 16- price 2,500. Possession given. Aifo,M acres of ric\i LA.t"D;larce HOUSW, with gcOu improvements, near Druid ffill Park price 10,0OO.Inquire Of W. ETKVWNSON, "iO 3t)__________________________3 Law Buildings. IjjsMcCulloh street.Apply to Ol'ro SUTltli, b h. cornerof Madisou aodCalvert sts. n20ifl Ifto.*' D* 1 '^.^^'''-''*' ,DWl..LLlNGNo. fs jgst. Paul street, with all the modern improve- ineiits,and newly papered and painted through-out. Itis within five minutes' walk ot Barnura's Hte'.____________________________________n2a-3t-|" #1^ u \'^^ ^.i*^ * T-* a'B.s twostory BRICK Ka.BAhN, with machinery, Hay Presses, covered ,^.heds ami a large Yard. For further pirtica- lars iDquirc at 125 JSNSOR Sf., between Chew andMadistn_______________________________a20 2t;* FOK. KliNT-A new S TORli opposit! Oam". denfetation of Baltimcre and Ohio railroad, a superior stand for the retail if Tobacco, Fancy tjoods,tîothing, &c. Immediate postessioa given Apply next door, to JOHN Ji. WILSON, AKeut, N. W. cornerHowardjindCamden sts. n20-2t: FOR SAL^-PR6PJgSTY"n?r"firg~tlRK BOAD-K LOT OF GROUNUcontaining 2l acies. binding on the York lurnpike, at the village ot Govanstown admirably looitsdfor im- provfment, Applyto GiSu. W. TINGES, P''' " ________________________3 St, Paul St. jti i*"''R SALE-The Stock, Fixtures and Good- ^WiUof aliROCEHY and LiaUOR STORE, "dolng a fair business. Theproprietor is in poor neiitii and cannot attend lo it. Corner H\LF MnOW Al.LKYandCHKSNUT ST. nig^W^ A GOOD CHANCE FOR A SMALL C\P- |glTAL.-The GOOD-WiLL. STOCK and FIX, ^n:^Ht,^^^..^^.'^^^^-PROVISION and BL 1 li.R SI ORE, doing a good business, forsale. lerms moderate. Apply at the Sunoffice. nl9 3t*| ^T,S"i'S,.^*H~-* Etcellent UWKLLING- raHOLbE. on Hoeman st.,near Garden, Lot


19 ^fby ICO. Has all the modern conveniences, anil will be sold in fee, if desired, Applyto W.W HMAR RIOIT. No. 24 M Charles st nl9 3t) îS?'l"^^l'^'5-9'*.^-**'T BALTIMORE Sr! jiill-OR SALE-2Sfeetfiont, contsining all the modern conveniences, situated between Exeter and Aisquith streets, willbe sold low. Apply to JCHN J. JACKSON, 38 St. Paul St. nl9 St:* ^ .Xi'.h ?.\h^-^^ desirable STOREand jj31)Wi.LLjNG on the northeast comer of Sara- ""togaand Facasts. Lot IS by 7J feet deep; thedwelling has all the modern conveniences. Will be sold low. Applyto Wil. H. MARRIOTT. 24 W. CharlesBt,________________________________n 19 3t* iBs STONEV RUN PROPERTY, containing Dg|upwardi ofthirty acres of LAND is now of "^fered for tale to close an interest. This proper- ly has a valuableWATER-PJ WE R and two large ICE-HoUSES, with dams for the making of the Ice. A large portion iscovered with heavy timb.ir, and the Ice i-rivilege alone could be rented to pay aa interest on theprice asked. Apply to SEOHGE L. HARRISON-29 St. Paul St. nl9-6t| ^ FOR REN'S; ~ ^ A neatly F UBNISHEC HOUSE, situated in "*â pleasant locality, convenient to the citv cars. Apply at the Sun office._______________^nl9-3t:* ^ HOUSETFjD LO S No. 57 BOLPHIfTsf., Unhandsomely improved, on lot of33 feet front "^by 125 deep. Also, HOU.SE, in fee. corntr of Lombart' and Penn streets, with stable,&;o. APT>iv to LAMBERT GlTl'INGS, No. 68 Buchanan's wharf. ____________________________________nol84t* J ^ft FOR RFNT A convenient and handsome WCOUiVTRY SKAT, about three miles from the citylimits, on the York road. For particulars Irqmre at Ihc Sun oljice. nl7-eo''t*l ^ OFFICES, ETC., rOR RENT.Several IM flFt'ICES snd large ROOMS on the upper ""floor, and a large OBLLEB, suitable for Stor-age, in the buiMings of the Firemen's Insurance Company, northeast corner of Soutii and Secondstreets, for rent on favorable terms. Apply on the PREMISES. nneolmo ^^ FOR SALE A COU,*TK>KtSI Ui-.i-iCE, jjjjOf 6 Acres of Land within4 miles of the city limits, handsomely improved; a greatvariety of flowers and ornamental trees; price $6,000. Also aFARMjOf 129 Acres, in Howard county,2 miles from IWarriottsville; price 80 per acre. WILLIAM WARFIELM, No 13 St, f aul street. 'nl8 tf^ FAiiM FuR SALK-3,50 ACKE8-0ne half lam cultivation, with goo:l IMPROVEMENTS, _ near the sixmile stJine on the Philadelphia rurnpikf; access by railroad and water; can be bouglit cheap. Forparticulars call at &5 Fast Bal- timore street. A. VAN ItEUTH. ^.Al'J'A' OR SALE on said Farm, eightycords of SEASONED WOOD._______________ nl8-lmta ^ FOK SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT, on E. jijPrattstreet, 87M ftet front by 100 feet deep, "-'ground rent $S, DWELLING 18 feet front, S story frontand ,^-stoiy back building, cellar under the whole building. Also, a HOUSE on Sharp st near Hamburg st, and two on Charles street, near Henriettast, T, N. R KID fc CO , No. 71 Pavette Etreet,next to Hible House ______________ nl7-6t*t ^ i--OK H.e:r^-i- a u^ ..j... ^vui.y *. iv .t-IT KSHOU6Eon .^c'Îellans street, near Baltimore; bfts KBs and water In each story; slz.; 25 by 60 feet tuitableforany kind of mechanical .--JrancheB. Rent low. Apply to THOMAS & HUGG, No 56 Fast Falls avenue.______________ U14-4W OR SALE-A SCiUARE OF GROUND, co:.'- taining 3H acres, fronting on WestTowasend street, admiraUy situated for a Florist. Apply to GEO. L. HARl<,I,?ON, I SU Paul St. -^" F nl3 tf) gti FOR BALE-A first class DWELLING on Sk Hamilton Terrace, Eutaw St., 23 feet front,with ^^ Stable and Carriage-.ttouse on Garden st Pos session can be had in a short time, or th^


pre;e".J occupant will rent of purchaier at $1,000 per annum Apply to GEO, W. TIAGEb. 3 St Paul stnl,3-tf) C"OR PwENT On the 1st January, Ist floor WAL- l KER BUILDING, now o:-cupied by Benner,Dennison fc Co. as a Banking Hous'^. ana the FIX 'l'URE^ therein for sale. Applyto KOSdH WALK ERft. CO.____________________________________n 1Z-2W j^ FOR SALE A very desirable three story IbricyDWELLING HOUSE, situated No ""'81 N.Kxetsr street; has large yard, gas snd water. Possessiongiven immediately. THOM Ab fc PRICE, nl0-12t*.>_____________________86 E. Falls avenue. ^K) FOR,KALE, LEASE OR EXCHANGE A Ejiilarge two-story Brick WAREHOU^SE, front- ^îng 86 feet on theBaltimore and Ohio Railroad, (with a switch into the builcing,) by 190 feet deep, it contains a new40 ho.'se power Ste^m Engine,aad is advantageously situated for manufaqituring purposes,SiO.OOO can remain upon the propettv for five e. L HARKISON. years. Apply to -3 in 29 St, I'anlstreet. tFOR SALE-A SAW-.MILL, with GRIST MILL attached, on South Kiver, near Annap- olis. Allparticulars can be obtained at the Coal and Woocf Yard corner Caroline and Lancas- ter sis. H, LANGEfc CO.________________o28-lm;* its FOR KALE-One of the best FARMS in hljlMaryland, or rented toa good Farmer. 200 ^-^tons ofHay can be raised on it; a'vcry large Or- chard of choice fruit andthousands of grape vines in bearing condition; near enough to the city for a Market or Dairy Farm.Inquire at the Sun office._________'____________________________________n6 tf ^, FOR SALE-TWO BKICKDVSELuliNGB, gTwo-Staries and Attic. Nos, 370 and 372 8, Eu- ^taw street. TWO BRICK STORES, Nos.16 and 17 '<' arket Space, east side. Apply to CHJl RLES U. OaFO,KD 4. CO,, 37 S. Gay street. .'o30-tf ^ FOR SALE OH RENT-FiveH0U8Sin m^ the Western section of the city; one on Fayette ^^street,fourth west of Gijmor, *nd Nos 60 and 662 on Saratoga street; one on Gilmor street and one onRidgely street oVj-m_________MILES WHITE. People's Bank, OLD AUD SILVIiR WAMTED-Atbe*trate b>VLOS, i. CAHStiH, Or jfig. FOR SALK-Tlie four-story HOUSE No. ^9634 West Lexington street, newly,paper- ^êd and painted, containing ten rooms, gas, range, hot and cold water, and stoves. Can berent- Sd at any morsent for $300 per annum. Price $2,fi00. Sround rent $76. Apply to BO WEN &MERCER, No. 3 Exchange Place.________________________8l8-tf. FO,R, SALE-3t)0 GKOUND-RENT. flrst-class and central; one of $180. central; two of $78 each: others $40, $52 so. $80, $30, *27, kc; also,two HOUSES on Strieker st , in fee, 1,000 each; two on Lexi'iigton St.. each $S6ti; many others, largeand small; FARMS, to. WM. WARf lELD, No. 13 St, Paul St._____________________________________ol9-tO ^t FOR SALE The superior three-story and IE attic DWELLING No. 88 North Calvert St., ^^nearPleasant, with all the midern improvements, and in foe, or would be sold subject to a ground-rent, to svijt the purchaser. Inquire at No 15 SOUTH GAY ST.____________________ sg-tf If^ FOR BA&;A laree llrst-class three-story I^DWEL!. ING HO U Si, on Eutaw Square, north ~~side, next to Lanvalestreet. This House has recently been put in complete order, and the most expensive and substantialwater fixtures added to it. , Apply immediately to JOHN DUER, s28-tt(____________________________8Hanover street. ^ THREE HOUSES FOR SA ;.E-That flne ijSthree story brick DWELLING HOUSI" on the"-^southwest corner of Strieker and Lombard streets. Union Square. ALSO, A HOUSE on Calhonnstreet. No. 94, eastside, third house from Lombard. ALSO, A HOUSE on Lso street. No. 31, occupied


asa lEger beer saloon. Inquire of W. A. PAGE. No. 182 Light street wharf, or of JAMES S WluSON,Arnold'aStore Postofflce, Anne Arnndel county. nl2'12t*? 1^ FORSALE-ATrWKLLlNGon LexingtOTJElstreet, between Calhonn and Strickra sireets, ^^^four stones high, 20 ftet front, by 96 Seet deep,to an alley; has water, gas and all the modern conveniences; will be sold low. Also a first-classDWELLING on Franklin street: one on Lombard street, 20 ifeet frontr by 187 feet df ep, three storieshiRh. Also a FARM containing 114, acres of choice land, situated on the Washington RaMroad, twelvemiles from Baltimore, in a nigh state of cultivation, good Dwelling, Barn and StabUcg Price $100per asre. Apply to J. W. HARVEY, 22 Second Jtreet^__________________________________________o22-tf| ifi^ FOR SALE-A DWELLING HOUSE Nol a 4 Tg West Saratoga Aeet. lot u feet front by "^^5 deep;ground renty37 6a DWELLING on McHenry street, between Fre- mont and Scott streets. SMALLH0TSE8 on Wabster street, near York 4venue. THE AMERICAK HOUSE in the Tillage of lextw, on theNorthern Central Railroad, aboul S miles from Baltimore. A cmJNTRY PLACE o.'MacresneartheRelayeotise, ontheWtshiiigtorrltailroad. Apply fei- WM. HAMfLA'ON. KaSa- oUtf?_____________ e-t and 86SoSth ChaHe^t JO, FOK SALE-iHOUSE AND LOT No. 101 Aisquith stoeet. The lot frfeta on AisquilhrOR SALK AlfD RBiTT. ^ FOR 8ALE--lhe three story DWELLINS a No 289 l-raoklin street, betweenChatsworth and Oirsden, 14 feet front, running back 130 feet toHiucealley. Ground rent $47, Applyat 115 SARATOGA ST., between Howard atid "ark stfeeta,____________________|_________________5.,lLl?3t* *l=/^.*'*i*"~* UWELLING, with fa'rg'a W|Slaughter House, Hanging Shed, two Ice- ^ Houses,steam boiler, btables, &o,,on Calver- tcn road, near Cattle scales, for about one-third the cost ofimprovements. Apply at the PEOPLE'S lif^^Vi.__________________________ n 10 eotf ^^^9?- S-A' E Allthat valuable fee-simnlo ^PROPERTY, 101 Hanover street, Bltim6re cijj; 62 acres of LAND on Summt.So. 1, ,N. l^. railway, iork county, Pa.; 60 acres half mile east of Lowe's Cam" Ground, York county.Pi Apply to B. F. KOteiSR, Shrewsbury, Yo.-k county. Pa. _____________________oc31.s3t* j i^ A J;'ln5V^.?r','^,-*"'^^^'SY ROOMS iu RbCH- iraABFlE HALL, cor. of ftederick and Fayet'e sts., by the single nightor yearly, on moderate tirms. Apply t No. 19 BAY ST., corner of Fay- ette, n6-lm> "^Street foot alle;LlN&w tijg dtfabie PI 9B0n ^tnoor; . room dnsecond fii floo% 'ilifeHousr gasfcd market a A.isaurfeet, with a depth of 110 feet to a toti- is injBroved by a three storyJIWEJ o-story back bnldftig, h!sage, dining-room and kitcl chambws, Bath fflid drossing- ' jd two chambers on the third _^peredthroughout, wid has ;r in thebuilding, and is convemftit to "nyj. For Ki-ai Inauirs at No. a tji! A RAREOPPORTUNITY-The owner, jJBCOMpclledby sudden illness to relinquish all lusiness, olTers to anyperson wishing to en- ftage In the manufacture ot articles Just coming into season, and which willoffer a largs profit, namely: Mince and Sausage Meats. Pickled Spice Pnpe, Saur-Kraut, fcc , togetherwith al' th^ fixtures just finished and unused, consisting of Fu"*- nace aid two Cauldrons, (Boilers,)Lard Press, iables. Sausage Cutters and Stuffs. Spice Grind ers. Kraut Cutters, Tubs,Cleavers, Knives,Water Fixtures, c.. necessary to carry on any similar business, with a long lease of the Warehouseand btore, centrally and well located for busiuess. In- quire at the Sun office,_____________nol7TuThs3t J FASHIOKABLE MII.i:.INEjRy.~ ji|l ^ MRS. 1., T. LEB 12. No. 5B LEXINGTON STRBEff, 7^^ Is


now opening FRENCH MILLIMEJIT In great variety. Choice additions to tho toois daily. We receivethe latest French Styles Mthey u rive and execute orders promptly.___________tD4*:r THOMASMcHUBH Brings out passengers from Liv- erpool, Cork.traiway and London------------ derry, by anyot the splendid Steamers leaving thsse ports. ALSO, By the BLACK STAR LINE of Liverpool Pack ets,sailing on the 8th and 24th of each month, and by first-class AMERICAN SHIPSiSailinx weekly. Forfurther particulars apply to P, SHEAHAN, No. J21 West street. New York, or to THOS. McHUGrt, No.113 Light street wharf, _nl4-eolm*:______________ B.iltimore, M.i. nawM 30. 30 PASSAGE REDMCEB.IT TEX ATLA/TTW BOTAL MAIL STMAM NAVWATioN aoMPAur, "SALWAY LINE." HE MONTREALJl,"Mr0CBAN BTEAjaSHIf CO.'S "CANADIAN LINE," VHX QLAS60WAND COBKLimS, E LIVEXPOOLAND CORK tlBr, *.Nn TH WASHISOTOlf LJJ^B, OF BAILING PACKEIS. he undersigned are preparedto issue OerHHeata ^J Passage by the above Line3,to bring out passengers from Great Britainand Ireland to any part of he Bnited States or the British Provinces, at th .^^rfjWajL STEAM WEEKLY*!KWS7^ -go LIVERPOOL, "^"^ TOUCRISG AT quEBjei-STowa. _ (CORX HiRBOH.) The well-knownSteamers of the LIVERP003., NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA STEAM- SHIP COMPANY are intendedto sail as follows: EDINBURGH...................Saturday, Nov. 21. CITY OF LONDON___ .Saturday,Nov.2S.CITY OF NE:w YORK..........Saturday,Dec.5. And every succeeding Saturday, at noon, trout Pier 14,North River. RATES oFpABSAaE, _rayable In gold, or its equivalent in ourrency FIRST CABIN......80STEERAGE......S0 ( Do. to London Do. to Paris.... . Do. to Hamburg. .$80 .. 86 96 90 -, - - 50 Do. toLondon... ii, ISO Do. to Paris..... 10 00 Do. to Hamburg. 87 00 Pasjpngers also forwarded to Havre.Bremen- Jlotterdam. Antwerp, fcc, at equally low rates. Fares from Liverpool or Ciueenstown: FirstCabla 876, $86, $10B. Steerage $26. 'fhose who wish to send for their flriends can buy tickets here attheflo rates. For further information apply at the Company'* OBlCM. JOHN G. DALE, AgentT No. 15Broadway, New York, or JOHN J BOGUE, SB East Market Space, Georgetown, orj. O. A. HERRING, lyM-lia* Hamden's Express, Baltimore. CHNARD LINE. STB AM TO QUSENSTOWjr ANF LIVMBPOOL. TheBrst-class powerlul steamships 8ID0N, KM- DAB, MABATBON AND TBIPOLI wili >aii 7- zo;irom inewY ork 32 00, payable in gold or ! equivalent in currency. For steerage passages ply tn WILLIAMS fcGVION, 40 Fulton st.,N( York.orto E. L. WOODSIDE, Eteerage passage from Liverpool or cjueenstowo26; from New York 32 60, payable in gold or iti- .. ,.o.....*i------------------- .,-.. .----------------------leaj^ , .- -- ..... ^. ..OODSIilE^" *' je8 ly Adams Express Offlca. 1S63. NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.WINTER BCHKDUOE. trams wiji arrive at and depart from Calvert Sta blon as follcwe: . TRAINSNORTHWARD. M ail leaves at .....____...........9.20 A. M. l.ipressleaves at _........... .,..9,30 P M. HarrisburgAccommodation leaves at 3,00 P. M. Parkton " No, 1 ' 7,20 A. M, Paikton " No. 3 " 4 40 P.M. .TSAINSSOUTHWARD. Mail Train arrives at............_____6 40 P M Express Train arrives at..............7 00 A. M.Harrisburg accommodat'n arrives at 11 60 A. M Faikton " No, 2 " SSOA.n: Ihe only Train leavingon Sundays is the Ex- press, at 6.30 P. M. , J^- B. The Express north will stop only al tie followingStations south of Harrisburfr, vii: GoWs- Doro', York, Hanover Junction, Glenrock, Shrews- bury andParkton. It-eMiil Train will arrive and depart dally, ex- oepi Sunday^ Ihe Express will arriVK daily


except Monday. Fhe Hsrrisburg .\ccommodation leaves daily except Sundays. Mail and Express willnot stop at poibt? au-h of P-irkton. PasBcagers for Way Points will take Harriaburg and J ai-ktonAc*miiMdation Trains. JV: ail and Exiffess '1 rains make close connections with the PennsylvaniaCentral Railroad at Harris burg for Pittsburg, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincin- nati, Indianapolis, FortWayne, Chicago and all poirts in the Great West, and at Elmira with the New V or'.E and F^rie Railroidfor all points in North- ern, Cfntial and Western ISew Vork. For further information apply at CalvertStation, J. N. DUBaRRY, General Superintendent. ED. S. yOUiNG, Gen, Freight and Passenger Agent,'nl6-tf PHIuADELPHIA, WiLMINO TON AND BALTIMORE, RAILROAD. CHANOE or HOURS. On and afterMONDAY, February 9th, 183, Pas- senger Trains will leave daily (except Sunday) at follows, vis: LsoMBaUimore /er PhiladelpMa: At 8.S0 o'clock, A. M., Way fti -lil, At 10.00 " A. M., Bdpress. At 1.10 " P. M.,Express. At 5 SO ' P. M., Way Mail. At8.30 " P.M., Express Leave Philadelphia for BaUimorts At 4.00o'clock, A. M., Express. At 8.16 " A. M., Way Mall, At ll.SB A. M., Express. At S.OO " P. M., Way Mail.At 12.00 " Midnight Eipresi. On SUNDAYS, from Baltimore to Philadelphia at 8.30 P. M. only. FromPhiladelphia to Balti- more at 4 A. M. and 12 midnight. All the above Trains connect with New YorkTrains except theS.SO A. M. Train For SaiiCDury and intermediate stations on Dela- ware Railroad,take the 8.SO or 8.S01'. M. Train, and for Dover, Del., take the 1 P. M. Train. *"A11 colored personsmust give bond before en- tering the cars. .1 'i-tf_________________WM. CRAWFORD, Agent. WEBT.ERNMARYLAND RAiLHO,M). 'OPEN TO UNION BRIDGE. On and after Monday, Nov. 16th, 1S63, trains willrun as follows: Leave Baltimore at 9.20 A. M and S P. M ; leave Union Bridge at 6 08 A. M and 8 30A. M. Stages connect daily with the 9 20 train at Glen Morris, for Manchester, and at Westminster,fo Taneytown and Emmittsburg. P. H. IK WIN, nl6.tfl______________Passenger and Freight Agent. iai.....iiiiirn YORK ROAD RAILWAY. MffljjilU lUtfil CARS will leavethe corner of Nortt ------- and Baltimorestreets every hourflroK 7 A. M. to 6 P. M., and from the corner of t-âat and Fnsor streets at everyhour from 7,15 A. M. to f.ll P. M., connecting with the York Road Can i North avenue. I ,eave Toweontown at every hour from 7 A. M, tt 6 P.M.___________________________________________ tf> r $3-81i.,K HATS- 3, "' ii 3-DRESS HATS-3. ^^ $S-*3-$3. Just received of Baltimore make and no mistake, Cometo "Harry's," (34.) if you want a good Hal or Cap, and he will alw ays be pleased to ^ them tti "NICELY,"4 EMPORIUM OF FASHI0N-S4, 34 WEST BALTIMORE 8*., 'ni-lm*______________________Near Harrisonstreet. DR. WM. H. HOOPES, 88 NOSTB BUT AW STREET, is hanpy to annonn'; to the public that he isprepared to EX- TRACT TEETH without the least pain, by tha use of Prof. Waîace's"Nev: Jjiscovcry., anAnai.sthetic, used with unprecedentetl success for KxtrcMing Teeth WUhcut Pain. ARTIFICIAL TEETHin- serted, from one to a whole set, according to tii^ most improved methods*__________________n3-lmT (V__ Ijt. GEORi+E SlEKlbl, " jtti!> TETE3INARY SURGEON, , **^'^ BosfUaland Office No. 184Canufen' street, t'iird di.or East of Faca street, where Bick Horsei will be re.^ved s& all hours,and receive prompt i/edicai Tlnatmesl and attendarjie. Town and country practice attended to.Vkirges mode rate. For Sale Theljenuine Aed Oi'Mm.ent,irom the original Ilonal'lson Receipt,for the cure of SoraiuB and removal 9t yplints. Spavins.iiingbonet. Curbs, and all bonj or fieshy


enlargeme*its, ah,l **Horse aim Cattle Medicines" generally, (i j,'-ni cash. Advice graiis. Residence701 W. Balt* MORR ST., 2d door aast of Schroedor. o24-BfcTulm; ctLEARY fc 00T<NE1j'Ly7 ^ COPPER-SMITHS, PLUMBERS, and ivanufa^turars of SELF-CHARSN'J MINER AX WATER APPA RATM^No. 44HOLLIDAY S,. A.re prepared to make to order or repair as followt: STEAM, GAS and WATER PIIPES,for Steam- L'dats, Stationary Engines, fcc. STILLS and KETTI.LS; Steam DisUlleriej lil- ted up onthe most improved plaQa, With Brasad Worms; SteamJ^rying Cyllnden rht Gotten and WoolenMills. Dyers, fco._____________________al^tn JOHTN DlfER, " Aô^ HANO VEB STBEE^ Has jnstreceMâlar gegen'^ral assortzSnt of MoM fc Gamble's Mljbratsd FiLES, whioh ê offers to the trade andMachinists at reducM4j.ates. Also, a general stock oTIBUILDING HAOTIWARB, Ty low, for CACBody. an-H' THS VREAT "AMERICAN KEMKDLEB," Known as "HELMBOLD'S" EN VINE PREPARATIONS,viK BKLMBOLD'S EXTRACT "BUCHU," -* ' " SARSaPARILLA, " IMPROVED ROSE WASH. HELMBOLD'SGENUINE PREPARATION. "HIGHLY CO'^CENTRATED" COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUGHB, A Positiveand Biciflc Remedy tor diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, . __ DROPSICAL SWELLINGS?**'^^^' Anaall Diseases and Derangements of tho _^^ ^ URINARY tfRGANS, Whether existing in MALE ANDFEMALE, Diseases of these Organs require the aid f DUmETld EELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHO IS THEGREAT DIURETIC, And is certain to have the desired effect in all FOR WHICH IT IS RECOMMENDED.Vbis Medicine Increases thejjowtrof Uigestloh, and excites the AliSORBBNTS into healthy action,by which the WATERV or CALCAREOUS depositions, and all UNNATURAL ENLARGE- MENTS arereduced, as well as PAIN AND IN- FLAMMATION, and is good for MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN.Directions accompany HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUGHTJ, . , . For Weaknessei Arising from Excesses,Habits of Dissipation. Early Indiscretion or Abuse, ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWINS SYMPTOMS:Indisposition to Exeruon, Loss of Power, Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves,'Trembling, Horror of Lisease, Wakefuiuess. Dimness ot Vision, Pa:n is the Back^ Universal Lassitudeof the Muscular System. Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryness of the Skin, Eruptions on theFace, PALLID COUNTENANCK, HEAVINESS OF THE EYELIDS, Frequently illack Spots flying before theeyes with temporary Suffusion and LoiS of Sight, Want of Attention, Mobility, Restlessness, Withhorror of Society. Nothing is more'desirable TO SUCH PATIENTS THAN SOLITUDE, And nothiUKthey more dread for FEAR OF THEMSBLVES, NO BBPOSE OF MANNEB, NO EABNESTNBSa, NOSPECULATION, Butaburried TRANSITION from one questioa to another. These symptoms. It allowedto go on, which this medicine invariably removes, soon /ollows ''^^''^'^\??iLEPTICFlTS,''^'^'-'^' IlfOmBor WBICH TITE PATIENT MAY Who can say that they are not frequently followed Dy those 'DIREFULDrsZASES," INSANITY AiNJ) GOJNSVMPTIONf" Many are airare of tlie caaae of their aufferinar, UUTNONK WILL CO^Fta.S, THE RECORD?? OF THv: i.NSAN^ ASYLUMS, And the MeXancholy Deat/ur hyCon^wi-pHon, BXAE AMPLE WITNESS TO THS TKVTH OP THI ASSERTION, In Lunatic Asylums the mostmelancholy exhibition appears. The Voununanct actually Soddeth and miitf. destitutf^ neither T.MIKTH OR GiilEF EVER VISIT IT. Bbould a sound of the voice occur, it is rarely ar- tioaiate: With woefulvteamreg wan dispair^ How sullen sounds their fcrUf ii^jfiriie. Parents ana iûardiaDS. Caution your


ohildren against this sviL HABIT. Itis the greatest curso that can befall A Y0UN6 MAN OK. WOMAN.Unfitting them for Bappine^tand Married Life. They may not experience the consequence rww,but must and will sooner or later. Tfia Consti- tution once affected with symptinus of - OJieANlCWEAKiSKm, Reauires the aid of medicine to strengthen and _ - InviKoratb the System, WhichHELMBOLD'S EXTKAUX OF iJ^CHli invariably dees. A Trial toill Convince the Most SkepticaL FEMALES-FKM ALES-FEMALES- OLD Oil YÔU^tx, SINGLE, MARKtED. OR CeiSTEMPLATlNff MAAKfAGE, IN MANYAFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FEMALES, the Extract Buchu ig uneaualled by any other remedy, as inChlorosis or Retention, Irregularity, Paiiifulness. Or Suppression of Cuftomary Evacuatlonf, Ulceratedot Scirrhous state of the Uterus, Lea- corrhcea or Whites, Sterility, snd for all complaints incident totlie sex, whether arisin.^ from indiscretion. Habits of Dissipation^ or in the DECLINE OB CBAKGSOF LIFE. See Sjfinptoms Above, NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT ITI Take no more Balsam. Mercury,or tmrUasarit MedKine for unpleasant and dangerous diseases, aSLMBOLD'S EATTRACT BUCiSUIMPROVED koss WASa CURS SECRET Diseases Id all their Stages, at little expftnse; Little or no change in diet; no inconvenience: Ali^D NO :s:^POSURE. It causes a frequent desire and gives Btreagthto urinate, thereby Removing Obstructitm.s. Preventing and Curing Stricturî of in^t IT*^fhtt,AilayiuK i*ttin and Jniii)j*natioii, SO frt;qut'ntin llie Class of discuses, and expelling all PoisonouSaBii THOVSisfl'iS UeON THOUSANDS WBO BA fB BEEN TBE VIOIIMS OF QUACKS. And who have paidfieavt/fees to be cured in a short tinae, have found they were deceived, and that the "POISON'' has,by the use of "powerful os- trtnjeri/*," been dried up in tlie system, to brealt out in an aggravatedform, and PEMHAPS AFTER MABRIAQB. Bse HELMBOLD'S M.^TBA OT BUOBUiot all afiectitrns anddlseês of the IBtNART ORQANS, Whether existing in MALE OR FEMALE, From whatever causeoriginating and no matter of . ^^ HOW L ONO S TA A DINS, Al. the above diseases and symptomsadmitof the same trea^nent, and may originate from the same cau-e. BLOOBI BlTjODI BLOODIHIXMBOLU'S HiiJHLV CO.Nt;EiSTaATBl> _,^ COMFOUN.J FLUID BXTBACT SAMSAPABILLA. _,.. , SIPHILIIS.This Is an alTectlon of the Blood, and AT'lACKS THE NEXUaI, flSGANS LIMiyeS OF THE JNotX^T.^ROAT,KARS. ALU Wivpyj-ip^,; AND OTHER Ml roUS SUKFAOES, Making Its appearance in the form ofULCERS, ana is generally attended with a aischarge More or Less Opfbnsivk. ABC IF NEGLECTED,"""""'* DESTKOYS WHATEVER PART THIS DISEASE IS OFTEriVRANSmTl^^^ , ,. AO CHILDKEI^t; Iscontracted from tne same cause, and often with boNoRKHiEA, and both may exist at the same time.When such IS the case. HELMBOLD'S HlSHJLy OONCENTRATEB COMPOUlSn PL HID E.X.TtkCT ^ ,^^SARSAPAKJLi.A ??,".'?'?,?? '?* '" conjunction with the Buohu, and HiXMBOLD'S ROBE WASH applied tothe UL- HELMaOLD'S BJCTBACT SABSAPARILLA Purifies the Blood and removes all Scaly Eruptionsof the skin, eiViN TO THE COMPLEXION A CLEAR AND HB.-.LTHY COLOR. It being prepared expresslyfor this class of complaints, its iiiood Purifying properties are preserved to a greater extent thanany other preparation of Sarsaparilla. HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH. An excellent Lotion for Diseasesof a Syphilitic Nature, and as an Injec-ion in jiiseases of the Uri- nary OrRacg arising from Habitsof Dissipation, to be used in connection with the Extracts Uuoha'or Sarsaparilla, in snob Diseases


as recommended. The Proprietor, in offering his Remedies to the afflicted, would have it distinctlyunderstood that they are not Patent Medicines or Nostrums, but are prepared directly accordingto Rules of PHARHACy AND UHEMISTRY, With the greatest accuracy. Chemical knvwledee and caredevoted to titeir combi.nation, bv a Practical Druggist and Chemtstof experience, o'f the Giiy ofPhiladelphia. These medicines are Endorsbd, KB0OMMEND3D AND Uesd in the ^ , PRACTICE OFPHYSICIANS FOR THE Cl.'KE OF THE ABOVE DISEASES. If you are suilerinj with any of the aboveaffeo- tions, PROOURK THE REMEDY AT ONCE. BviaeJlce ej the most reliable and responsible cAor*Oder, will accompany the mcjicme. OERTIFICAXES OF CURES, Fiom S fo 20 years' standing. WithNames known to SCIENCE AND FAME, For Medical Properties of BUGUU, see Di8p?a. Btory of theUnited States. See Professor DEWEES' valuable works 0.the Practice of Physic. Bee remarks madeby the3 late celebrated. Dr. r PH i SICK, fhiladelphia. ' See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM McaOWELL, a crlebrated Physician and Member cf tke Royal College of Surpe^jns, Ireland, and puWishedin the Transactions of the King and (.tueca's Jour- nal. Bee Medico Chiruraieal Review, pn>Ushe() byBENJAMIN TRA.StRS, FeUow of ileyal Col- lege of fcûrgeons. See most oi thelate Standard WorkE-oa Medicine, Extract Bucha, &1 uo per bottle, cîx for $5 00 " SarsaparilH, $1 00 " " $2 50 Improv'dRose ^âsh. 60 ** " $2 fio Or, half doze?; of each for $13, wVIph wUl be suf flcient to cure tiie mostobstinate [email protected] diractious are adhered tt. Delivered to an-y address, sec (rely packed fromobservation. DEECRIBi,SYMPTOMS IN Mjh COMMUNI CATIONS, CURES GBARANTFEDI A J3VI0EGRATISI AFFIDAVIT. Persoiialjy appeared be'cns me, an Aldernjan of the city ef Philadelphia, H. T.Hximbold, who being duly sworn, doth say, iia. cueparations câtaiu no narcitic, mercury, or otearinjurious drugs, but are puitly vegetable. H. T. Hklmbuld. SwcR) and subsciibed before me, this 23Uday ol Noveialwr, 1861. Wm. p. fliBBERD, Alderman, Ninth St., above Race, PUladeiphiJi Addreealetters for leJormation in confidence to a. 1. HE-LMBOLD, Chemist, Depot, 104 Sontb Tenth street,below Cheasat. jPhiiadeli>hi8. BBWABB OF COUNTERFmrS AND UN- _^ ., PRiNCILlD nSAOBBSI Whoefideavor to dispose ^'cftneir own" hni"9ther** articles thi reputation rMained t>u H.elmbold'5Qeonine Priparatinnfc " " Extract of Bucha, Z 1 " Sarsaparilla, " " ImproTl Rose Water.; Sotdtg ALLBRUGGISTS EVERYWHERB. ASS FOR Hi LMBOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER! Out ont the adverafemMtand send for it, AMD AVOID IMPffeTTION AND BXPOSUHB HELMBOLD'a o DRUOAND CBFailOALWAREHOUSE. Cell 6*9 BROADWAY, NEW IfOBK, SU r) ioa8ON, " FFICK HO. 1 SOBH 1. RKnKH IS? SKtFkJL^:îVi?mWiUm^^^ __.luse;redt\e.;ost"c'e1t^,^J5&''S' Inal Remedy In the world for " " " jw.wM-ij ijxtuc worm lor KiUeffflSw Hovrsi No Trifiinr" ^' Ptrtons Buinei by Ijnutrant PramOmk. Or that DeadlyAnton MerM^^*' A nwT^^ Should Apply JwiiwdtirteJt. A VUBBWARBANTiB, OB NVCRABBM. FBOMONE Td TVFO DAIS ^ WwkaesBOf the Back, Involuntary Htohw< Strictures, Affections of the Kidneysand BladSS impoteney, denera'. Debility. Nervousness -i. pensy. Languor, Low Spirit. Confiision ofL!*^J Palpitation of the Heart. Timidity, Tremb':!!w Dimness of Sigh t or S iddiness. Disease of tho*& yhoat, Nose or -Skin. Affections of the l.UiS' litngs. Stomach or Bowels thoss Terrible D'ot. deriarising from Solitary Habits of Tcuth fosr ickit and solitary practices more fatal to tBtt victims than


the song of Syrens to the mariner* Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hope* or *- Uoipstioiu,renderingmarriage, J<co.. itannsiiMa JEsneoiaily, who have become the victims of SflH- tary Vice, thatdreadful and destructivehaWtwhia nnaaUy sweeps to an nntimely grave thousa.i-î Young Men ofthe most exalted talent and brillKjjf Intellect who might otherwise hive entrancj!!, Iig. tening Senateswith the tjiundera of eloQuoaot, or waked to ecstcT the Uvtn lyre. my eaU with ht MARRIASS. ' .,mAAAlAt?!?.. Married Fertont, or young men oontm?IiKaK. HF?.*'>J*'"'' 0' Physical Weakness, OrsiiEDebility, Wasting of the Organs, Oetorm\tlM,lu^ Ibould apply immediately. He who places himselfunder the 6ro ot 9f, jr. may religiously confide in his honor as a gentleistw nd OQoSdently relyupon his skill ai a PUniaUt; OKQANW WEAKNESS, IMPOTBNOT. _ ^ IMPEDIMENTS TO MAMMIASMeBy Bt. i ohnitcn's marvellous treatment weakJUMIt of tjie organs is speedily cured and full Tlgoil. atored. Thousands of tbe most nervous. debiUMa^ and impotent, who had lost all hone, havebeat !b< mediately relieved. AU impediments to Bsarriage, Physical or MESaf Uisqualifications,Loss of Procreative Power, Rk-- Tons Irritability, Trembling and Weafeneaa, o &\^ baustionof themottfearfnlkin^,speedily OBZCd, AKE PAKTICSLAR BOflCE. xxsx are some of the sad and meianchojya&MIE produced by early habits of youth, via: Weaknaaf "i J.v'i"*?'' '^t" Limbs, Pains In the Head,DlninoM of Sight, 1 OSS of W uBoular Power, Palpitation of Ukf Heart, DyBpepsy, Nervous Irritability,DarMUje. ment of the DfgestiTs Functions, ijeoersl Bb*i!|, Symptoms of Consnmplicn.tc. MKNTALLV.-The fearftt! effects on the mtti m much to be dreaded Lcs.i of Memory, Confut!o> Ideaa, Depressionof Splriis, Evil ForebodlEgg, > version to Scci'-'ty. Sett- r''.3irast. Love of SoUfsSf, Timidity, *c ,, ,_D*.iJOHNSIO!r, Member of the Koyal College of Bnrgeoai, Ss aoa. Graduate from one of the mosteminsi^* *^'.' leges in the United States, and the greater pars t whose life bss been snent In thehospitals m K don. Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has efiit - aome of the most aîoni^hing cure?that were '-- known; mativ troubled with rinsring in the h-îii : ears when asleep, great nervoosness.be alsretM i sudden sounds, bashfulnesi, with frequent tlrjst Ing, attended sometimes withderaogement oS a\s. were cured immediately. YOUN faE.T Who have Injured themselves by certainpra4H#f Indnlged In when alono a habit frequently Issra'' from evil companicuE, or at school, theeflsi^tf .i; which are nighty felt, even when asleep, and i; t-.t-i cored renders aarrlage impossible, anddetK.' both mind and .body, should apply immediately What a pity that a .youcg man, the hope ofhtt' aoontry and darling of his parents-. sbo;ii ^^ snatched from all the prospects and enjoymeutaa^life by the consequence of deviation from the'-.s,^ of nature snd iodulemg in a oerUiin secret SAfeit"Such persons mnst, bi;fore contemplatlitir . ^^^ , MARRIAGE. * rcEect that a aonnd mind and bodyara the riocs -n ccfisary requisites to-prosiote ocrn-obial Indeed, witucnt these the journey thron-oomea a weary pil}<rimage; the prospe: ^ drirkenp to tbe view; the mind becomes '?'>;--( wiih.despair and filled with the melancholy rtftwj uons that tbe happlaes*. of another Is bllghSci ^.i'*otir own DISEASE OF IMP'teDEMCE. When the mie,i;nideaiad imprudent vots-t? 1? pleasure And.'be has immb.'-l tiie "ieeds of tbi' ful disease, it often bappenrthat ar '-'' '-'------- of shame or dread ofdisco cry det- ylyiag to ttose whovfroso edticati" oiiity, can alone befriend him. ^: hfipaaJiignbrant


and designing pre;sn^'. . iccapWfeof curing, filch his pecuniary pg' ' keep hiro trifiing month aftermonth, eras i :- ..-, the smallest fee can be obtained, and is dei5:.-i;ii leave him, with ruined health-to sigh over bis *S- Ilng diBsppolntment;. or, by the use of that desdyt poisoUi mercury, h.^.stenthe cnnatltutlcnal ji, toms of this terrible disease, such as AUecticna H the Head, Throat, Nose,fekin, etc.- progrewvlsf; with frlffhtful rapidity, until death puts an eBtS ^- his dreadful snireringsby sending him to that r?. discovered couotrv from whose bourne no travc'i^ returns. OFFIOK 7SOUTB FBEDFUIC^ Si left hand side gc?ug from Baltimc.r -î doors fr^'m tlie corner, Fai I not t:. ^.'and number. Letters must be pa. ; v stamp. Tha Dr.'s Diplcmat hangin ...i. . . INDOKHEMbfiNT OF THyI'RKSlS. The many thousands cured at this institsS:^ within the last twenty .veavs, snd fjie namffirtir% important Sursical Operations Derform.e<i Irt! Dr. Johnston, witnessed Ky the reporters cf '*^rSun" and many other papers, notices of which fcft*f appeared again and again before the public,be'dll. his standing as a gentiemar. of character and i'^VMur* Blbiiity, is asuffloient (juarantee to theaftlictsQ. SSIN DISEASE a SPEEDILT CUBBB. SdMPOK lANTI) ECKET D.rSFABS-;8-A DIHPKNS^RY habeen attached to the Dfug Storz 2f<0 West B"Mi- ...!.; efi::rt rrbî-c oil tfie..it.!<.e of prit.'ri., TKtrtcrvf'ceivc regular and .ki'l'-ul treatmonl. Charges, for la l.roâat. siotulv oiftiint, t oo-rer expenses.^peima-.orrTicea, or s-mlial Weakn&ss, cored on a new principle Letters from a distance must ao.curately df-scribe symptoms, othermse th-v wOlrt- ceire no atttntirn nfe im'* fMPpjf 1^.N~i- MEIUCALCAKD.-0ir."sca?- A M AN. 432 FayeUe atieet, ne!r Bchroeder, hac I ever failed to cure the mostohxtinate forms <^Bm- rotence lêmival rmia.înns, and jvll diseases of tbt Kidneys, l.!d Bladder andt'rinary Organs. Ur ^chcman has the privilege of referring to someoi he leading citizens of this cityand tbe ai5joinin states. Consultation every day from 8 A .^1 tc ' J1.JM;_______ 0 Sl-lm, TF1F8EMAR,1, AND 3 ~ Protected b.v Ko.val Letters Paimt of England, and secured by the bm^s of the EcolOePharmacia 08 Palis, and the Imperial College of Medicine, Vienna. No 1 is invaluable for exhaustion,aperuator. rhtea, and all physical dl-ii-bilities. No. 2 ccmplettly eradicates all traces of those dig-eases that have been hitherto treated t>y the naa* ceous and pernicious uê of copavia and cubebs.No. 3 has entirely supplanted the iojurious use of Mercury, thertby insuring to thcsuiJerer s teedy re-lief, liispeTp-Jng all impurities, and rootiUii out the venom of dis.;a*!e. TRIESF;MAR, Ncs. 1,2 and.?,are prepared la thsform of a lozenge, devoid ol taste andsmeil, aod csn be carried in the waistcoatpocket. .Sold in tin C'ises. and divided into separate dos-^s, as adminis- lerea y.y Vaipeau, Lallemand,Rous. Kicord, dtc. Price $3 each, or four case? for $9 which savps S3; and in *27 cases, wherebythere ia a saving of $9. To le had, wholesale and retail, of DR. BARROW, , J. . , 104 Bleeckerstieet, lyewYork. Immediately on receivinf: a remittance. Dr. Bar- row wUI forward thfl Triesemar to any ptrtofthe worlo, securely packed, and sdd.-esaed aocnrding to the instructions of the writer. Solo also ovSETH S. HaNCE, ,, , ^, 108 Bailimorc street. cltlm*i______________________ ilaltimo e, Afd. jCORE THROATPOWDER. ^ 0s. Go?iD.vRp, Of the Tenth Maine Vclunteewt. asei two dozen bottles of this wonderfulremodx with unlimit.d suciess, and adriacd me to intro- duce it in the N orth, where Sor&Throatsare preva- le3t. Bee certiilcite: "I have used W H. Read's Sore Treat Powder in my practice nearly


two years, and certify to its eseellence in every respect Relief is almost im-. mcotate. So highlv do Iesteem it, that I would not b-,^ without a snpply. But for the delicacy patients ganerally feel at seelni?their names in public. ' could give a larger list of those who couid bear li^-. timony to its value. A.A. GoDDiRn. M.i). "Portland, Maine, Oct., 1862." Prerared only by W. H READ, Drue.gist, Broadway,one door soutb of Pratt st, Baitimom, Price 26 cents pef hex, or five lor 1. Sent by mail oa receipt of30 centt-. Ar, wholesale by TH0M8KM BLOCK and BROWN &, iJRO.. Bait. 030 IniJ .A. I^'INE SEVE.r*OCTAVE ROft.W r-7W00D PIANO, highly finished, RS*f, but six months, oesting 8.150. wlllBolf beaold for {210 Also, two S'>od second-hawS i'ii AN(>s,at$110and$120,at STIEFF'8. ,So. 7 N. Libertystreet. 'je-tf above 'iurlt'more strep*. riiiiii I FIaôsTTTTSTwI n l|l The best PIANOS, and largest ;ment, at -tld prices, arer to be had at STili KF'S, Sr- TN. Liberty St., tibove B.^tiiQore, Also oê 7 o*.tave, used but a shi/iitiae, costing 375, wSi aa be sold at t3:i;_________________________________ol?a': aaaLiai.wM. f.thiedk'b, piano was>: IfiP^RtRooMB, isa WEST LEXiNG':.roi< . ; betweea Kcwardand Park streib. whs can be found an. sijsortment of elegant PIANO*. Also-STElN WA y & SON'S.î^"" Pianos rented, tuned and repaired. ml*.ftf ' "PiANOH PlAnO!5."' Kaamiae STIEFF'S PIA xi.OS be!*^v you-purchase. They are non proaounc^f by i-'rofessoid. to be equal, if not En-..iEior tolal made; for volume ojtone they can't o^ liarpasse^.- bTlEFF'fe;, I-SoTt North Liberty stroii, above3S tlmorestr eeV a94K tmSBl '^.HE BALTIMORE PiANO MAN IP! llBIFACT(lRY,Fs!ABLiBii\j>i:(1836-fhaa in want of a PI AN O piea.is give as a call tore purchasing, J, J. WISE i, aROTHER, ocSSsa iNo. 3-1: Hanover atrwl. mar MURDOCH'S SCALE-5 ^ REALLY' GyO.Li SCALES, of legal tat ^SWtedStatus Standard, ejiU BEST PLAK known, oroved and warranÂ in all respects a'-f made at No.40 S, OHARlBlS ST, Pri(a low.-- iLnr.airl-aff doa*.____________________________________ttj.^ m R. S.HOLMES'*80HI"LY STOKE, COJi. OF PRATT a;, PRKSIDENT SVS. ^% An assorted lot of superior OhioGRIND ^3;:ToNii.^. just recsived auU for sale. Also NOVA SCOi;iA._________________nia m w.stf. ^~m R. S. HOLM ES iinte'qf the Firm tj hoît' fS Holmes < Brdjon The question is asked. ^g^'HowtasHOLMES beat up saci itradeî r^n ûtci: at hi* New Hardware ai'i SuppI Stor^" Answer Because heeclU r Corner of PRATT and liRKSIDENT ST adve^ffsemeot iatê AsseHcan, w,,j,tDI ^^MPBAIT ANDCONCORD STBEBTS Jff^ EdKO-T'ooi Manufacturers . ad Brass Foolf. ^^ dors, ^Dealers in JIJ,RtFAU&\l\. MBiMS. Also, all kiia^ of fii^^n Steamboa* and Vesse i buperwrlot of fcRiNB STli^'i'.t,. L,A.ViPS.STEAM GUM FAOKlN'a *A8.;a'&,LÂTHER BELTING mdRlVBl'Jt rt^K icifEWS, LEAD,PlFE,,S.HEETLEilJ' hi' iEl.TlNGlUlQ. T.i5, i.i.--ij^ Pipe, s.heet lf Dl?J(i.nf EDOE TOOLS of|fcJl kind " 17-IIt.Wj<,tf JK ii ^^ andG. (^'^HS^'caEJsrajAIUriSNESS, ETC, Xj TYLER'S COMPOUND BYBUP OF OUM ASABIC. rhis plysantremedy for *1 affections of tho bici and Lungs, baa now beenVso long known extensivelviipc'l tliritniost pers&ns aif?fam yr itjiexllcaoi^dvo^*aBiadv. aScts oprbntMe. TfwankHIn^^

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