BALTIMORE.SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1859

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REFORM NO MIXA TJOXS.The Reform Committee yesterday made the fol.

lowing nominations for Justices of the Peace andConstables:

9th ward?Justice of tbo Peace?Edward C. Mc-Lean. Constables? James Hawkins, Thos. Smith.

10th ward? Justices of the Peace?Thomas Han-son Belt, Henry Myers. Constables?Peter I'.Potee, Elijah Baxter, Joseph Pearson, John B.Ray.

11th ward?Justice of the Peace?George V.Metzel. Constables?John Kelley, John H. Stewart.

14th ward?Justice of the Peace?Joseph T. Lo-gan. Constables?John H. Snavelv, John L.Bishop.

lGth ward?Justice of the Peace?John W.Blake. Constables?John H. Woodward, DavidWhitson.

We call attention to the letter signed by a largenumber of inflnential citizens of all parties invitingWM. G. HARRISON, Esq., to become a candidatefor Congress in the Fourth District. We have al-ready announced Mr. HARRISON'S acceptance, and

t have expressed our unqualified respect for-liis char-acter and capacity with our best wishes for hissuccess. It rests with the people of the District

WJ to determine whether the signers of the call haveinterpreted public feeling aright in asking MrHARRISON to be their candidate. That they willendorse the action thus taken we will not permitourselves to doubt The list, as published, includesbut a small portion of the names of the citizens at

whose request Mr. HARRISON lias reluctantly con-

sented to be placed before the public.

In presenting yesterday morning, an accuratethough abbreviated report of the speech of the Hon.HENRV WINTER DAVIS, to the Americans of the18th ward, we think we have rendered an ac-

ceptable public service. Till now there mayhave been some who were willing to distinguishbetween that gentleman and his party, and even

?- to believe that in presenting him a third time, as

its candidate, it offered some expiation for a por-tion of its misdeeds. With a reputation for abil-ity, certainly not so well founded, as extensive,and a personal character which, if not distin-guished by acts of public or private virtue, wasat least sullied by no apparent stain, the nomineeof the clubs might have held aloof from open co-operation with them, and passed among char-itable men as rather the victim of circumstan-ces he could not control, than one of the leadersof the organized revolt against public decency andhonest living. Although we never could considerMr. DAVIS' acceptance of a candidate's position,conferred as his was, as other than a fatal surren-

der of the self-respect which should characterizean honorable man, we rejoice that he has himselfassumed the task of dissipating all delusions as tothe position which he deserves to hold, and of de-monstrating that no matter who may have mistakenhim, that weakness was not in any degree sharedby his club-constituents. We were not withoutsome expectation that the correctness of onr reportmight have been questioned, and that Mr. DAVISwould have deemed it expedient as on formeroccasions, perhaps, to deny yesterday what lie haduttered the day before. The afternoon organ,however, only quarrels with the meagreness of ourreport of the speech, which, with characteristicimbecility, it chuckles over, as "pourinc hot shot"into the enemy," and from which it quotes withreal and natural zest some of the most offensiveportions. With this positive and negative evi-dence of ils substantial correctness, ourcomment upon it need not assume in any degree ahypothetical form, and we therefore propose to sub-mit a few plain remarks upon it in a very plainway. Its repetitions of misrepresentations whichby their frequency have grown familiar to thiscommunity, and perhaps, so mucli so to theirauthor, as not in his mind to be readily distin-guished from the truth, we pass entirely over.They are points in which Ihere will be a widedifference between Mr. DAVIS and the honest his-torian who shall hereafter write of them. Weintend now only to speak of the open and unmis-takeablc affiliation on his part with club-ruffianismevinced as well by the excuses offered for the vio-lence perpetrated at the late elections as the in-ducements held out for increased nbuses at thntwhich is approaching and on which his future po-sition depends. Mr. DAVIS invokes attention to thedangerous designs of the Reformers in the follow-ing language:"Icall your attention again to one of their resolutions-'We are resolved that all who seek to molest or interferewithvoters shall be visited with the heaviest penalty of

the law.' That is the purpose of the Reform movementIt is a secret organization to prosecute men who violatethe law, and if nny make a disturbance on the day ofelection, the Sheriff shall have power to keep them con-fined during that day. If theysncceed in electing theSheriff, that is the use they will make of him ff theysucceed at this time, then, on next day of election whenthe full play of freemen's spirit, ought not to be con-trolled by any harsh application of law, nor individualconduct be closely inspected, on that day they mean toclothe the Sheriff with extraordinary and illegal powerWhat willbe the result of this ? They are not to be re-leased durtng the day of election."

For such heinous intentions on the partof the Reformers Mr. DAVIS has no lan-guage too harsh and insulting. What he meansby the "lull play of freemen's spirits" we may-gather from what he subsequently says of the eventsof that day:

"Some men may have got stack with pins, there mnvhave been a little fighting, and a few black eyes agoingbut that is nothing but what occurs everywhere It isprobable that we shall hare a fair Grand Jury and a fairPetit Jury, but if they succeed in electing the Sheriff wewillhave neither the one nor the other. lam ridiculingthe preposterous howl that is made over so small amatter.'' 1

This is an evident allusion to the gentlemen whohave made their statements to the public, and whowere respectable names'here, before, profugus fatis,Mr. DAVIS did us the honor to bringhis household gods into our midst. Oneof these stood at the 10th ward polls withontflinching or even losing temper, while twenty-three stabs were inflicted on his person by scoun-drels with awls and needles, and yet (he Hon.H. WINTER DAVIS, in the presence of ruffians likethese, dares to characterize the simple and man-ly statement of this brave gentleman as a "pre-posterous howl over a small matter." Fromsuch remarks on his part, can we draw any- otherinference than that he wished his hearers to con-tinue to practice the same outrages at the nextelection? And is there any doubt that they willtake him at his word?

In language which we shall not imitate, Mr. DA-VIS repels a charge which he declares is whispered,but which nobody attempts to make openly :

"Whether it is the charge or corruption against HenryClay anil Daniel Webster, or of Abolitionism againstHenry Winter Davis, truth or lie, it i> the same unblush-ing, continuous yelp."

Nothing perhaps, but his peculiar modesty, pre-vented Mr. DAVIS from appropriating the "un-"blushing yelp" entirely to himself. His sharingit with HENRV CLAY and DANIEL WEBSTER, is aconcession to good taste which will be duly appre-ciated. His sensitiveness to what he pronounces aslander not breathed aloud, might have at leasttaught him not to launch from the hustings andwithout the smallest qualification such an assertionas this :

"Mr. D. said we allknow that about a year ago we had aVigilance Committee, disguised under tlie City ReformAssociation, but they melted away during the winter, forit was a very warm one. One man published an articlein The American, another one in The Exchange saying'Why don't we get tip a meeting ?' Thinks Ito myself!what has become of the Vigilance Committee v But un-der the cold winter their patriotism bad become frozenup."

Upon this point we cannot be mistaken in say-ing, that Mr. DAVIS perfectly well knows thenames of most of the gentlemen who originatedthat movement. He knows, as well, thatthey entertained no purpose they did not avow;and avowed no purpose they did not entertain.It is, therefore, clearly impossible that he couldhave believed a statement which it appears lie didnot hesitate to make.

THE CASE OF ItfSHOF ONDERDONK.We learn from the New York Express something

definite with regard to the fate of the movementinitiated for the purpose of compassing the restora-tion of Bishop Onderdonk. In the first place a mo-tion (hostile) to postpone the whole.snbiect indefi-nitely was lost by a vote of about three to one. A

motion for simple restoration, unrestricted and un-conditipned, was defeated by a vote of26 to 8, theProvisional Bishop of New York requesting to beexcused from voting. A motion was made by theBishop of South Carolina that the Memorial ofBishop OnderdoDk could not be entertained with-out the previous resignation of big jurisdiction. Be-fore the question was taken on this, a substitutewas offered by the Bishop of Illinois, by whichBishop Onderdonk would be restored to office, andto theexereise of all the functions of the sacredministry; but not restored to the exercise of hisjurisdiction. This would leave it in the power ofthe House to restore him to the exercise of jnrisdic-*tion also, at any future time, should they find it ad-visable.

We since learn by telegraph, that the proposi-, ldhvve°.an Ueb

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ou#e ' oflmnoi"' ""beenre-jected by yea. 9 nay. as, and that a motion of Bish-op De Lancey to restore bin, on condition of hi. 'immediate resignation, was also !<*, hy ? ;nays 19. Adespatch to the New York eLsGjJ!'a resolution bag been passed, allowingthe fl'uhto withdraw his application, which isthe case. i

The Illinois case (the non-residence of JBishopWhitehouse) is decided, so far as the present occw

! sion can House of

hearing (i-committee) both theßishop ofthat Dfi-cese and the Illinois Delegation in the Lower House, 1have unanimously "advised and requested" the jBishop of Illinois to remove his family to Illinois,

! "as soon as may be."

; "THE LIFE INSURANCE."?We are authorized to

1 say that the admirable translation of the Germanj story, with this title, now in course of publication

I in the WEEKLY EXCHANGE, is from the penGeorge Wette, Esq., Professor of the German andFrench languages in the University of Maryland?School of Letters and Sciences. The elegance ofthe translation as well as the interest of the storywillbe acknowledged by all who way read it,

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, A 1 OUNG MAN SUOT BY A FRIEND. ?On SundayI evening la3t a young man, named Wm. M. Geekie,

was shot at Newark, N. J., by a man named DanielW. Horton, causing death almost immediately. Itappears that the two had been out together duringthe day, and in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Hortonand Mr. Geekie were sitting at a table together,conversing, when Mrs. Horton accused her husband,in a playful manner, of having been drinking.?This he denied, ami appealed to .Mr. G. to corrobo-rate the trnth ofhis statement. Mr. G. replied, "Ido not want to expose you." Mr. H. then took upa revolver, which, on laying oil his overcoat, hehad taken from his pocket and placed upon the ta-

l ble, and pointing it at Mr. G., said, "Have I beendrinking?" At that moment the pistol went off,and the ball entering the mouth of Mr. Geekie, hedied without speaking, and with scarcely a motion.Mrs. H. immediately fainted away, ana Mr. H ran

; to the door and shouted for help. The neighbors, came in, and, finding the victim of the sad occur-

: rence dead, the body was allowed to remain in theposition in which it was found until the arrival ofthe coroner. Mr. Horton was taken in charge byChief of Police Whitney, and is held to await theaction of the coroner's jury. Geekie was 22 yearsof age, a native of Glasgow , Scotland, and has norelatives in this country. Mr. H. was an intimatefriend of the deceased, and is plunged in the deep,est grief at the sad occurrence.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ?James McMaster, of Pitts-burg, Pa., has been commissioned as an AssistantSurgeon in the Navy, Lieut. John T. Baraud order-ed to the Navy Yard at Norfolk. Midshipmen F.V. McNair and Francis B. Blake detached from theCoast Survey, and waiting orders. Edmund S. DoLuce has been commissioned as a Chief Engineer ofthe Navy.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 19th. 1859.Wm. G. Harrison, Esq :

Slß?The undersigned, being desirous of securing theservices of a gentleman to represent the city of Balti-more in the next Congress of the United States,who is iden-tified with them ininterests, and competent to urge andmaintain their views, have again concluded to press uponyou to become a cindidatc.

They know that you will,if elected, exert yourself tothe very utmost to maintain in its integrity the Coustitu-of these United States and the perpetuity of this Union.

We believe, from your long experience as a merchantthe deep interest manifested by you in everythingtending to the welfare of our city, and from yourknown ability and integrity, that you are eminentlyqualified to represent it, and we, therefore, earnestly hopeyou will permit us to present you as a candidate for Con-gress in the Fourth Congressional District of Maryland-

Very respectfully,F. W. Brune & Sons, White & Elder,

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3 '° nHenry S. Reynofd""'

Ch^:p tt;Daniel M. Thomas, Ker

b& '£r?Ys P ?nr £7: Ln°W tn j%HklnS 'TO THE VOTERS OF CONGRESSIONAL

At the request ofmany valued fellow-citizens as theirapplication to me will show, I have consenteda candidate for Congress in your district at the ensuingelection. I shall not solicit your vote, in*

the hustings neither is itdeemed necessary anydetailed statement of my opinions. I was born In thiscity and have epent a long life here, and have been en-gaged in the business of a merchant, and have occupiedsome position, of irnst. and believe myaelf to be general-ly knownto the people of Baltimore. Instead of making 'Pledges, itis better to refer to my past life, and ask thosedetermine

me 10 in<iuire of those who do, aod then 'It may be permitted me to say, that throughout lifeT ihave been warmlyattached to the Union of the States,and at all tint, have been wiltingto do all in mv power

|to preserve it inviolate. I bare ever held that the Con- '1 B i!tux

ll?n .*nd country should be preserved inall their integrity and willendavor to maintain tbem.If elected. I shall consider myself free to act for the bestinterests of the Union. WM. G. HARRISONBAtvutoax, Oct. 21t, 1859.

MA R-R I E D,: '?

On the morning of the 20.h instant, by ibe Kev. CharlesR. Howard. WM. M. PF.GRAM to MARGARF.T, daughter ofF. W. Alrieks, Esq.jjif this city. * iAtSt Vincent's Church, on the 20th instant, by Rev. Mr.Flaut, GJEi. W. BELL to MARY K. A. MAGUIRE, all ofthis cuy. *

OH the 18th instant, by the Rev. Fielder Israel, GEORGEF. PARSONS to MOL'.IE. youngest daughter of the lateJaoob Sheet*, En|., all cf this city. ?

DIED.At Fort Laramie. Xehra.ka Territory, Sept. 17th, 181,

WALTURI.OWRY.In ihe 3|d year of his age. *

Wa.drowni-d.on the 18th September, in San Fran:iterBayTcapG RICHARD N. WARvER, or Baltimore, aged ?5 ?years. 2 months and Mdays * J

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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, OCTOBER 22, 1859.i? W Mf \u25a0MLI.L*R AND BEACHAM'S

AMERICAN ANT> FOREIGN MUSIC STORE,No. 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET.

on application.Agents for VAKTIN'S celebrated GUITARS M2S-tf

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WHEILEB & WILSON'SS SWING MACHINES.

fi'ew and Valuable ImprovementDIAGRAMor TBILOOK STITCH.

GOoaomcroGThis is the only stitch that cannot be ravelled, and that ;

presents the s e appearance upon each side ofthe seam. Itis mode withtwo threads, one upon each side of the fabrioand interlocked in the centre ofit. Send for a Circular

OFFICE?26S W. BALTIMORE STREET,sl-ly . Baltimore, Md !

LESTER'S IMPROVEDSHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES,

At Prices from SSO to slso,in Cabinets or plain styles.warran- '\u25a0ted to do every kind of CLOTH or LEATHER WORK thatrequires a seam.

MySalesroom 163 Baltimore street,m27-tf L. D. CHASE, Agent. j

ROOFING ! ROOFING 11 ROOFING 11 1Economy, Durability and Security.

Warren's Fire and Water Proofftti AND COMPOSITION ROOFINU.

Unrivalled by anythingyet discovered forRoofing purposesPERFECTLY FIRX PROOF,

PEKFRCTLY WATER Puoor,

UNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY,UNRIVALLED FOS DURABILITY,

ADAPTED TO EVERT CLIMATEK',l further information address or call on

JAS. H. JOHNSON,No. 2 Jarvis Building, cor. North and

'? > 'ft Baltimore streets. Baltimore,

To COCNTRV MERCHANTS AND OTHKRS, WHO BCYHERE AND ELSEWHERE.?Having established Agencies inNew York, Philadelphia and Boston, for the sale ofmyROSEMARY and CASTOR OIL, for the growth and pre-servation of the Hair, dealers can he supplied by any of theundersigned at manufacturer's prices:

Carey, Sanger & Howard, New York.X. Bazin, Philadelphia.

C. W. Fowle &Co., Boston.Fred. Fickey & Sons, Baltimore.Joseph Boury & Sons, Baltimore.And ofthe Proprietor, D. C. DRISCOLL,j3O-tf 85 Baltimore street.

CHINA,GLASS,

AND QUEENSWARE,R. P. BAYLY,

importer and Wholesale Dealer inCHINA,

GLASS,AND QUEENBWAKK,

ROCKINGHAM WARE AND STONEWARE,at Factory Prices,

apl9-tf No. 6 HANOVER STREET, near Baltimore

J. & R. CAMPBELL,227 BALTIMORE STREET, cornerot Charles,

Invite the attention of purchasers

TO THEIR RICH ANDMOST ELEGANT SELECTION OF

WATCHES, JEWELRY,SILVER AND PLATED WARE,

Which willbe sold at exceedingly low prices. ai-tf

IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS.To know that they can saye money by purchasing Wood

already Satred and Split, at office ofCitv Steam Fire WoodMill,

.No. S NORTH STREET.

slO-tf JAMES H. JOHNSON

COAL UNDER COVER.Every variety of.HARD AND SOFT COALS from the

most approved mines, kept clean and dry from RAIN andBNOW, at the lowest cash prices. Full weight guaranteed.

L. W, LEISENRING,si8-6 m No. 120 North Howard street.

MILLER & BEACHAM'SAMERICAN ANDFOREIGN MUBICSTORE,

No. 10 NORTH CHARLES S raisr.Orders for FOREIGN Ifusto solicited. Ilg-t,

J. B. T. PHELPB,GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,

107 BALTIMORE STREET,

: >n9-tf BaltimoreI

BOSTON COAL COMPANY'S LUMP COAL,FOR SALE LOW BY

HALL A LONEY,66 Buchanan's wharf,

orT. D, LONEY 4 CO.,s2l-tf 816 South street

GUOVER & BAKER'S

CELEBRATED NOISELESS

FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.NEW STYLES-PRICES, SSO TO $125.

IIF.MMERS, $5 EXTRA.

BALTIMORE, July 11th, 185!>.The undersigned have used the"GROVEK A BAKF.R"

SEWING MACHINES fur five years past, and in all thattime it ha3fully met our expectations in every particular.We can recommend them therefore, with entire confidence,as the very liest machine in use.

JOSEPH BICXERTON A CO

BALTIMORE, July 16tli, 1850.It affords me much pleasure to bear testimony to the ex-

cellency ol Messrs. GROVEK A BAKER S SEWING MA-CHINES, having one inmy family which does all that isprofessed for it, and witha beauty and a quietness that isdelightful in the household.

Rev. JNO. McCRON,.PSStjor Third Eng. Lutheran Church.

SALESROOMS?Iot Baltimore street, Baltimore.W5 R roadway, New York.

Send for aCircular. j23-t!

KINDLING WOOD I KINDLING WOOD I ISAWED ANDSPLIT WOOD, OF ANT SIZE.At Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,

No. 3 NORTH STREET.sW'tf JAS. n. JOHNSON

ONE PRICE CLOTHING !

J. LIPP & CO.,S. W. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND PACA STREETS,

Under the ONE PRICE principle we guarantee to curcustomers full value for their money.

CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER in the best manner,Come andsec us. 01-3 m

I OLD RAPP WHISKEY.?Direct from Economy,! or sale by GREEN A YOE.BB Baltimore street

\u25a0 A FRESH SUPPLY OF THE PREPARATIONS OP THE

Societe Hygienique,Vinaigre de Toilette, Huite Philocome,Eau Dentifrice, Savon de Toilette Dnlcifle,Poudre Dentifrice, Savons Sans Parfums,Pommade Philocome.

X. H. JENNINGS A CO.,°lß*tf 88 North Charles street.

WOOD! WOOD!! WOOD!!!SAVE 29 PER CENT, by buying your Wood at office of City

Steam Fire Wood Mill,

No. 3 NORTH STREET.10 tf JAMES H. JOHNSON.

THE LARGEST FURNITUREAND CHAIR MANUFACTORY IN THIS CITY,

ATE . II O D N T'S,

No. 81 NORTHGAT STREET, Baltimore,Opposite the Odd Fellows' Hall,

Where can be found the largest stock of Baltimore madtFurniture in this city. Citizens and strangers are requestedto examine this stock ofFurniture bafore purchasing, atthere can he found always on hand and madeto order:

TETE-A-TETES, inBrocatelle, Plush or Hair Cloth; SOFA9, Walnut and Mahogany, inPlush, HairCloth, or covered in any goods to order: Full French Parlor, HalfFrench,Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS, of various patterns inBrocatelle, Plu3h, or Ha'>- Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS, inWalnutand Mahogany, o. arious styles; from S3O to $200; alarge assortment of Cane-Seat P.oeking, Chamber, Diningand Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, Ac.; EXTENSIONTABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all patterns; Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand andmade to order. Allgoods carefully packed.

E. MOUNT,mhl7-tf No. 31 N. Gay St., opp. Odd Fellows' Hall.

BEWARE OF DECEPTION -

There is no sole or exclusive agent for the sale of the hindOf Coal heretofore sold by the Baltimore Coal Companyand known az GERDIVE BALTIMORE COMPAWY COAL. Anysuch pretensions are a fraud and deception. We caution con-sumers against haying an inferior article under the oldtrademark, and invite attention to the following;

WILRESBARRE, PA , June 6,1859.1 hereby certify that I have mined, prepared and shipped

all the Coal sold by the Baltimore Coal Company, io the cityofBaltimore and elsewhere, for the past 23 years up to September, 1857, and the Coal I am now sending GROVE, MIL-LER A CO., and others,of Baltimore,is precisely the samekind of Coal, from the same vein, and fully equal to anyshipped bv me for the Baltimore Coal Company, with whomI have now no connection, nor am I answerable for the cha-racter oftheir Coal since September, 1857.

ALEXANDER GRAY.We are prepared to deliver in any quanties the above cele

brated COAL; also, Medium, Free Burning and CumberlandCoals at the lowest prices. Orders respecfully solicited, andsatisfaction warranted.

GROVE, MILLER A CO.Yards?N. W. corner Paca and German streets; Howard,

above Franklin street; Office 67 Second street.opposite TownClock. s29t-D29

(ITP HOME INSURANCE.COALE'SFIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.

GREAT REDUCTION ON MERCHANDISE RISKS.

The Companies represented are all UNITED STATESCOMPANIES, of aolid capital and tried character. Theircondition from year to year being laid open to the publicinspection.

AS3F.TB, $1,500,000.ALI;PERMANENT!. Y INVESTED L\ UNITED

STATES SECURITIES, and under Jurisdiction of UnitedStates Courts. No portion subject to removal to Liverpoolat a moment's notice.

GEO. B. COALE, Agent,olt-lm Commercial Buiidings. Gay street.

TENTH WARD REFORM MEETING.?DO The friends of Reform In the Tenth Ward will meetat the Room OYER No. 82 West Baltimore street, (adjoiningMet opnlitan Hall,) hetweeu Gay and Holliday streets, onTHIS (.Saturday; EVENING, the ?2d instant, at 716 o'clockIt* DANIFX M. THOMAS,secretary.

fj-p REFORM MEETINGS IN THE ELEV-"O F.NTH WARD.?The friends of Keform iu the Elev-enth Ward will meet at the (PKABODY HOUSE, corner 'ofCentre and St. Paul aireet.THlS (Saturday) EVEsING,the 22d instant, at 7)6 o'clock, ami Meetings willbe heldevery evening at the same r-lace and hour, (Sundays ex-rated,) until after the November Election. The (friends ofBfform rrun the other Wards who wish to confer with thoseofthe 11 th Ward, a-e invited to be present at these meetings.

/Hp> GYMNASIUM.?AT THEANNUALMEETING of this Association the follow-

ing officers were elected fo- the ensuing year;President?CHAßLES MARSHALL. No. 67 St. Paul St.Viee President-GEO. W. BROOKS, No. 34> W Baltimore

street.Secretary-M. MERBYMAN,136 W. Fayette street.Treasurev-N. G. PENNIMAN, No. 19 N. Howard street.

DIKECTORSCHAS. F.MAYER ofL.,No. 6 N.'Howardstieet.N. P. CAifPBELL.No. SI6 W. Baltimore street.R. J. SWANCOAT. No. 132W. Pratt atreet, up stairs.JAMES CAREY. No. 181 W. Baltimore streetW. CARVEL HALL, 52 8. Gav street.Persent wishing to jdto the GYMNASIUM, willapply to

either of thefrfaeers or to any member of the Association.Classes in FENCTNG and SPARRING will commence onOctober Ist. Admission lev the year TEN DOLLARS, in-cluding Fencing and Sparring. A limited number of boyswillbe received at FIVE DO LARS.

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INSTRUCTORSGYMNASTICS?Prof. C BXCXBB.FENCING?Prof. 8. ODESBBAL.

?19-2 m* Secretafy.

rp SIXTHS#ARD REFORM MEETING.? ItTrfr A" meeting, will be held at MARION'tr ii i)"" ?yEN LWythe24th3E 7J4 o'clockWard Residents favorable to Reform are earnestly requestedto attend, as important matters wiHbeaotedupon. i

022-2t* By order, B. R. A.

(J^PM ERCANTILRLIBRARY ASSOCIATION, JI N REP E Jtf It |N T TICKET

rsxsiDlM:GEORGE A. POPE.

VICE PHSSIBZ.NT:GEORGE B. COLE.

CoRHEsPO.NDitra SECRITART

W. CARVEL HALL.RECOBDIXO SECRETATRHENRY W. ROGERS.

TRZABURSRJAMES A. COURTNEY.

DIEECTOBBJOHN W. McCOY,LEWIS N\ HOPKINS,HERMANF. KEIDEL,H. IRVINEKEYSER,FREDERICK M. COLSTON,GEORGE W. MAHOOL,

JAMES H. COX, Jr.

NOTICE.A meeting of thefriends of the aboye ticket will be held

at the Library Rooms, SATURDAY EVENING, the 22(1instant, atti o'clock. 021-2t

/V-P BALTIMOREASSOCIATION FOR THE\KJ IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THEANNUALMEETING of the Association willheld in ihe Session Room of the Charles street M.F.S.T U^L'T\ R?^ FI;HAR,E3AND LAYETTE streets, on MONDAY"EVENING NEXT; October 24th, at 7M o'clock.The Committee on Nominations will please meet in thesome room at 7 o'clock.

Artiole3d ofthe Constitution ? Every person who becomesNN annual subscriber to the funds of the Society shall be amember thereof for the cwreut year.

021-31 P,H Z. 1), BRA9HEARS. Secretary.

gELLTNG OFF ! SELLING OFFTI~~

TO REMOVE.AT. NOB. 32 and 34 SOUTH CALVERT STREET,

The large stock ofPARLOR, CHAMBER AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.This is an opportunity seldom offered housekeepers to pur-

chase at very low prices.

?Grt Every article must be sold before the 20tli of Novem-ber.

The Trade is invited to call.There willbe no abatement from the price first named.°22-3vrr WM. P. SPENCER.

NEW COAL AND WOOD YARDT~SAMUELSINDALL,

No. S REPUBLICAN STREET,Between Baltimore and Fayette streets,Respectfully offers for sale FREE BITtMNG Lyken's Val-ley and Short Mountain Coal. HARD White Ash,' Balt-

imore Co, Locust (lap, Sunbury. Locust Mountain, and otherCOAL ofliest quality.CUMBERLAND, GEORGE'S CREEK AND FRuSTBURG

. Xu '£°al guaranteed to be as represented, and to con-tain 2,240 lbs per ton.

WOODANn m E WOOD ' AI-S0 ' SAWED AND SPLIT

Orders received for the above, (in quantities to suit pur-chaser.) and delivered promptly, FREE ov CHARU E 022-tf

jpURS! PURS!! PURS !! 1 'THE BEST STOCK OF FURS IN THE CITY.

I have just received from New York, and offer for sale avery select stock of

'F U R S,which I willsell CHEAPER than any other establishmentin the city.

where*8 PLEAS? CALI AN<*E3TABLINE them before looking else-NO. 99 BALTIMORE STREET,

NEARLY OPPOSITE HOLLIDAY STREET.T

A. KNIGHT,AGENT,LM 99 Baltimore street.

UCTION CARPETINGS.~~

ROY?TON BROS.,having purchased at auction (of tlie stock of an insolventhrm,l a large lot ofBRUSSELS, THREE-PLY.

..AND INGRAIN CARPETINGS,_ OIL CLOTHS, Ac.,

.ilfi1?! ,"' ust received some new pat-terns in real Brussels and VelvetsI arge stock ofHousekeeping Dry Goods, Gents', Youth'sand {servants wear.

SPECIFIC CURE FOR WHOOPING COUGH!~ ASMATIC COUGH AND DECLINE ?Read amongstthe numerous public acclamation; of our first respect, Mr

Gentlemen, Indian Herbin. KOUHRT DRLANEY RI V hooping Tough Syrup and

KSI SI" KiHerSpecific saved my four children whenbeyond allothers skill, when our neighl>orhood was drapediri!UOqav 11, Ki fpca fc " ,' ls simple and perfectlysafe. Saves both nurse and child, young and old, leaving

A relieves instantly, soothes, heals and puri-nes the child frem Scrofulous, Spinal, Rickets, Decline,Choiics, \\ onus and Fits. Thus restores the child in healthT t

v,f°v yI9 publication in last Satu,day's Sun. trav-els to the N. Red Indian T- cure. Often surprised looked attheir simple Herb Cure for Dropsy, Gravtl, Crippled, Rheu-. m Vi , :' mce '\u25a0 f istalas, 1 lies, Cough£anil Decline?aboveall, that dreadful of all maladies, mad dog bites, arid Apo-plexy, Palsy, I'arslysis, K it* and Spasms. As the evidences for this great God's blessing. ur first Professors Physi-cian fiist families and learners and professional, even toour first Ministers of Ihe Gospel, send from Europe and aresaved to the humble Herb Dr! ROBERT DELANfcY No 1Marsh Market, Baltimore, Md., U.S. YYANY Ague. ColdChills, "V ellow Jaundice, Weak Sniaams, Apoplexy and FitsImmediately relieved by his Herb Compound. PublicSEA'- 0221t*

FINE WATCHES.~

~?

RICH JEWELRY,

WATCHES REPA^ Pl EFDORKS '

WILLIAMBROWN A CO.,oS2 -'y _27f> Baltimore street.

HATS, CAPS AND BADIESTF^RS:The best and cheapest assortment inthe cilv, of theabove goods can be found at ARTHUR'S, No I West Bal-timore street, at the Bridge. f ' j".

M WANTED TO HIRE ?A SMALLFUR-NISHED HOUSE, containing all the modern con-veplencev, IN a respectable locality. Best of reference

given. Address H. C. KV Box 113, Post Office. 022 4T*

XML, THE SECOND MUSICAL SOIREE'OFBEETHOVEN SOCIETY will take lilaco on

M"PUBLIC SALEOF A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,

ON WOLFE STREET."

On TLESDAY, 24th instant, I irijlsell by public auction,

Mrri I VA?/IGie premises, the desirable two storyBRICK DM FIXING,with a two-story Back Buildin", Sim-ate on thereat sideof Wolfe street,between Eastern and Can-ton avenues. The'lot fronts about seventeen feet, witli adepth ofeighty feet.

Subject (O a ground rent of thirty-eight dollars and twen-ty five cents per annum, payable semi-annually.

Terms made known on day ofsale.THOMAS R. PRESSTMAN, Attorney.

o3t WM. HAMILTON,Auctioneer.IELKBRATED SCOTCH WOOL UNDER-'SHIRTS AND DRAWER3.

We have just opened a largo and varied assortment ofthese celebrated goods.CONSTABLE, WALKER A CO.,

022 tfi Opposite the Museum.MERINO UNDER-SHIRTS.

""7 -'ti-ticle. very HEAVYand plush lined, withi'i\a WERS to suit, just received.CONSTABLE, WALKER a CO ,

°22-tfr 144 Baltimore street.

SHAKER FLANNEL SHIRTS.An assortment (all sizes) just received, withDRAWERS

to suit CONSTABLE, WALKER &CO.,°22-ifr 154 Bartimoresti-eot

WINTER GLOVES.Of every style and description, just received liv

oartfr CONSTABLE, WALKER& CO.

LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE BY THOS.THOS. J. CARSON.

DRAFTS ON BELFAST BANKS, NEGOTIABLEinany part of Ireland, in sums of £l and upwards, forsate by [022-tfr| THOS. J. CARSofr.: TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS

on all the principal places of the Union, purchased onthe beat terms by |022-tfrj THOS. XCARSON.

BANK OF WESTON ANDMANASSANOTESpurchased by 1022 tfr) THOS. J. CARSON

ADVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALS BY022-tfr THOS* J. CA RSON.

BUTTER. ?50 kegs Prime Western Batter re-ceiving and for sale by A. L. WEBB k BRO., cor. Prattand Commerce streets. J T

PINE APPLE CHEESE. ?2S boxes L. M. Nor-.'-"Jno S j'n ' s celebrated Pine Apple Cheese for sale by A.Is. W r.nrj DKU,

BACON SlDES.?Prime Western Bacon Sidesin store and for sale by A. L. WEBB A BRO., it

GRAIN AND COAL SHOVELS.? Tbe greatest variety of Grain Scoops and Coal Miners' Shovels

fta nmrket, for sale at manufacturer's pi ices by M.KEITH & SOX, Agents,jJ South_Charles street. 022 tf

CIDER VINEGAR.?2o bbls. Cider Vinegar, asuperior article for Picklirg and family purposes, re-ceived nnd for sale by J K. MILLER & Co., 83 Bowlv's

! whßrf P22IW

OLD RYE WISKEY.?4OO bbls. Old Rvel Ft.is% P

Mto e y 3, upIriof<lual 'ty.f or sale hyJ.'F.

MILI.KRft CO., 83 Bowly'S wharf 022-lw

BLCKVV HEAT.?3OO ibusbels PennsylvaniaBuckwheat, in grain, for sale by J. F. MILLER A CO.,, Si tfowiy's wharf. 022-lw

ZINC PAINT.?IOO tons ofFrench and Amer-can Zinc Paint, warranted to give satisfaction,actured and for sale by WM. DAVISON & CO. 022-tf

LAMP BLACK.?SOO bbls. Lamp Black in bulkand papers, in store and for sale by WILLIAM DAVI-SUN & CO. 022-tf

SALTPETRE.?SOO kegs refined Saltpetre, ofgrades,manufactured and for sale by WM DA-% IsON k CO., IDI Lombard street 012-tf

TV/fESS AND RUMP PORK.?3SO hhda. West-I'L sale by JOS. CARSON A CO. 022 tr

PRIME AND SOUR PRIME PORK?For saleby JOSEPH CARSON & CO. 022 tf

LEATHERED TACKS.?G, S AND io,' ORhand and for sale by M. KEITH,or., A SOX, 23 Soutli Ci-arles street. 022-tf

COAL HODS.?Best quality Coal Hods, AshShovels and Fire Carriers, on hand and for sale at

10-vest rates by M KEITH, Jr.. fc SON. 022-tf

vOVEJoy .

°o~

No 193 BALTIMORE STREET, '

HOSIERY,

GLOVES,

GAUNTLETS,UNDER-SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.

LADIES' AND MISSES' UNDER-VESTS.ZEPHYR WORSTEDS, KNITTING YARNS,

SH AKER KNIT WOOLEN GOODS

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

No. IPS BALTIMORE STREET, between Light and Charles-AGENTS FOR WILLIAMS' THIRTY DOLLAR

SEWING MACHINES. Ja ,

BUCKWHEAT BAGS ICORN MEAL BAGS 11FLOUR BAGS 111

Plain, or Handsomely Printed; in quantities to suitALSO,

A fullsupply ofGRAIN,

SEED,

COFFEE, ANDGUANO BAGS,

Ailat Low Pi-ices, at theEXCELSIOR BAG WAREHOUSE,

No. 2 Bow ly's wharf, next door to Pratt street.0215mr J. W. LOANE

\u25a0RULID REMOVAL.VERY LOW FOR CASH.

TRU NK X"c'arpr *feHat Cases.Also Ladies' French Trunks ofall sizes and fiuish, atJ. V. P. VANNORTWICK'S,*T O T .

? .

No. 200 Baltimore Street,N. B ?Trunks Covered and Repaired. 021-lvr

10 p R- _

Having the Agency of the following superior retailingand Bakers' brands, viz:

Syk^h' m iJßLTANDMILI.HAI.E, IK). DOSHANNON DAIX,EXTRAJAMES RWARTZ DO.[ rffis VAIXEY' EXDI)RA S ZER

Allofwhich is offered to Retailers and Bakers on nleaainirte ms PHILIP P. PENDLETON,*22eo4wr Depot, Ki and 173 N Howard street

]VO. 88 FRANKLIN STREET,~

GRAND OPS PARKBTRKET

J OF RICH FALL AND WINTERMILLINERY 60 O D S.

RECEIVED MONTHLYFROMLUCIE No. M la Paix, Paris,06 eoSmr 'No. 88 Franklti street, near Park street

JAS.HKNNBSSBYACO.'S and other brands 'COGNAC BRANDYfor.ale by GREEN & TOE,J"-Wr 88 Baltimore rt

frs &OOUS.

GRAND OPENING~

OFFALL GOODS,

; At No. ICI NORTH GAY STREET, O. T.The undersigned begs leave to announce to his customers I?P<? tP|£"Wic in general, that he lias just received hisNEW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS,SMS, SHAWLS, DRESS GBODS, CLOTHS, CASSI-

VsSvi,lSI ,,'FLANNELS and MUSLINS,LINENS, EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY,?

p>?,UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS andGENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING G.OODS, ETC., ETC.

1 al3 ?t0?k has been selected with great care, and boughtat the first places, it cannot fail to please the most fastidioustaste, and willbe sold at the lowest market rate

The assortment of DOMESTICS i 3 complete. 'Country merchants and farmers willlind it to theirinteresti to call and

I 4U EXAMINE OUR STOCKbefore they go elsewhere.' A

T^eu? tore is open from morningr o'clock till 11 o'clock: at night.

i StVeq ! 1;"ted to call early and tl.ey will be con-; 1 ol(*m °tto always carried out, "We tryto

"bon't forget the sign of the "Big Stocking."HERMANN POLLACK,

1 9*4-tfr _ 161 North Gay street.

AUTUMN AND WINTERDRY GOODS!

i DIRECT IMPORTATIONS!GREAT AUCTION PURCHASES

HAMILTONEASTER <fc CO.,199, 201, 203 BALTIMORE STREET,

Have now open, on their Wholesale and Retail Floors, themost extensive and varied stock of

ENGLISH, CONTINENTAL AND AMERICAN GOODSEver exhibited in Baltimore.

Our selections in Europe, made by one of the firm fromthe best sources, and being large buyers at the

NEW YORK AUCTION SALES,enable us to offer decided Inducements to buyers at Whole-

sale and Retail.FANCY AND BLACK DRESS SiLKS,

DOUBLE JUPE AND* as3ortment3

TWO FLOUNCED SILK ROBES.PARIS AND LONDON HEAVYVALENGIAS AND POPLINS!

Paris Printed Mousselines, Cashmeres and Reps de Raines;English, French and German Dress Stuffs.

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, AND MEN'SWEAR, in variety.

MOURNING FABRICS ofevery description.

5.000 SHAWLS, ALLENTIRELY NEW AND PRETTYGREAT NOVELTIES IN

CLOTH AND VELVET CLOAKS.DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS 0E

Shirting and Sheeting Muslins, Flannels, Blankets; GoodssIT-tr

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for Servants' Wear, Ac. Ac.

MLIW STORE!

AND NEW GOODS

GEORGE~H. HAIG,123 BALTIMORE STREET,

BETWEEN CALVERTAND 80VTHSTREETS.

DRY OOODS, HOSIERIES, MANTILLAS,ANDLADIES'DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,FOR CASH ONLY!!!

The public are most respectfully informal, that I willopen this large and commodious establishment

ON WEDNESDAY, the 7th instant,with an entirely netv and very choice stock of m.v own importation, consisting ofSILK AND RICH DRESS GOODS,

LINEN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND MISSES' HOSIERIES, SHIRTS,

AND DRAWERS,IN GREAT VARIETY.

ALSO,The Richest Assortment ever opened in this city of

LADIES' DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS.1 shall receive by steamer and open on the 15th Inst.,a

1arge assortment of theVERY LATEST PARISIAN STYLES OF MANTILLAS,

And shall be in the constant receipt ofCHOICE NOVELTIES.

"? B.?All goods willbe sold at moderate prices. si-tfr

BARKLIE'S EXTRA HEAVY IRISH LINENS,prepared expressly for the best LONDON RETAILIKADE A few cases received pr "Kangaroo " The atten-G""thetradelis calledto these goods as a VERY SUPE-, u T FOR FAMILY USE, all pure Linen, forsale by Baltimore agi-nts.

??ROBERT D. BROWN A CO.,

820-tf 2 German street.

LINEN BURLAPS, every grade of price andweight, for sale at manufactnrers lowest rates bv thewiento. ROBERT D. BROWN fc CO'.,4-sSn-tr 2 German street.

CANVASS PADDINGS, ALPACAS, ANDVELVETS, suitable for clothiers, fur sale low to closeoy agents, ROBERT D. BROWN A CO.,

GOODS FOR SUMMER S HIRTS.?W E havein rtore a Urge supply of the celebrated '?Masonville'\u25a0Mi'&LlJs, especially for Summer Shirts, very FI.VK and asCOOL as hnen. CONSTABLE, WALKER k CO ,

JELLING OFF AT COST !P A R R' S CHINA HALLS!

A RARE CHANCE.Intending to engage in the WHOLESALE BUSINESS

exclusively, I have determined to close out my large andbeautiful stock AT COST?the richest and most varied eveioffered in this country, consisting ofGLASSWARE,; cut, pressed and engraved, of

BOHEMIAN. FRENCH, ANDAMERICAN MANUFACTURE

CHINA WARE, OF INDIA, FRENCH, ENGLISH,DRESDEN AND SWISS MAKES.

VASES, STATUETTS, ORNAMENTS AND NOTIONS> PARIAN GOODS.

SILVER-PLATED SETS, CASTOP.S, Ac.TABLE CUTLERY, WAITERS, Ac

, DINNER SETSTEA SETS,

TOILET SETS.COMMON GOODS.

And an endless variety ofbeautiful and rare articles, wit]? every thing pertaining to the business, most of which ar

entirely new, having been imported for my Fall and WinteSales previous to m.v intention to change my businessCALL EARLY as I expect to close up by PE' EMBEI

, NEXT, and will POSITIVELY SELL AT AND BELOMCOST. To do BO TIME WILL BE GIVEN on large sales tisatisfactory purchasers if wanted. CITY and COUNTRYDEALEBS and. families are invited to pall and see for themselves.

D. PRESTON PARR,211 Baltlmorestreet,

, Near Charles.' JO* STORE FOR RENT. 020-Ulr

OFFICE OFJOHNSTON BROTHERS &CO.

B A. N K E H bi ,

198 BALTIMORE STREET,1 WE OFFER OUR SERVICES FOR THE TRANSACTIOJ

OF THE BASHING BUSINESS,IN ITS VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS.

DEPOSITS RECEIVED ANDDISCOUNTS GRANTED

JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.,

018-Ur Bankers.

-OARPETING!CARPETING

| AND

OIL CLOTHS,FOR THE

FALL TRADE.

JOHN TURN BULL,212 BALTIMORE STREET,

Has now in store a splendid assortment ofCARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, Ac.

orhis own direct Importation for the Fall trade,

1 consisting ofWII.TONS, MEDALLIONS,

VELVETS, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIESTHREE PLY INGRAIN, AND

VENETIAN CARPETS, RUGS, AALSO, OIL CLOTHS,

Of the best quality and latest patterns, from the most eelbrated Manufacturers; all of which willbe sold at

very low prices, wholesale and retail.JOHN TURNBULL,

B^'2plr 212 Baltimore street.

WILLIAM BAYNE,TOBACCO FACTOR,

No. 70 EXCHANGE PLACE,Is now receiving a general assortment of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, to which he invites the especial atten

. tion ofthe trade. 021-lm*

JFALL STYLE OF HATS'AND CAPS FOI

qTvFp"nv to ?p.ply Gentlemen with the FALIwiiApassed

finish and materia}, cannot be sur

Also, Soft Hats of all kinds and colors, together with Woollatsy for servants.LADIES are particularly invited to my large amselect assortment uf FANCY FI'RS-aU of which will bsold low,for cash, at

QUAILS,QIT-lmr No. 238 Pratt street near Hanover street

VTOTICE TO" GENTLEMEN.AN Having effected a very desirable change in the arrangement of our Shirt Manufactory, and having determined to devote oar undivided attention to our retail trade

ivrnij /vj,,lS, ? nte. \u25a0 such attention toOUIORDERS AND CLtsTOMERS generally, as must in ever linstance give entire satisfaction; and by this rcttmt changin our manufacturing department, we willalso be enableito have all oruets furnished With jrreater precision antpromptness. CONSTABLE, WALKER A CO ,

Mttr 155 Baltimore street.

PAPER COLLARS.? Just received afresh suiply of English Paper Collars., _.

?CONSTABLE. WALKER A CO.,

j Opposite the Museum

FIRST CLASS NEGOTIABLE PAPER CONSTAXTLYON ITANDand for sale by

. M.ARTf.Y LEWIS,cl

? 44 Second street,*' " First house from South.

LOANS AND MONEY NEGOTIATIONS oiany kind, promptly effected byMARTIN LEWIS,

No. 44 Second street,' "r Iirst bouse from South

PRIME NEGOTIABLE TAPER ALWAYSJ. WANTED,and on such discounts can he liad witbouMARTINLEWIS,Xo. 44 Second street,81" lfr First house from South

LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES "MADE ONany first class Mercantile or Stock Securities left w,tfme for sale. MARTIN LEWIS,

. No. 44 Second street," "L First house from South.

BOLTING CLOTHS.?Of superior quality Ancbor brand, for sale at reduced prices bv, .. .

B. F. STARR A CO.JeWtfr ITS North st

HOT BED SASHES.OF ALLSIZES.

Made by ourselves,and for sr/le^cheap ( "''AZEr) 'oIQ im,

<>? STEVENS A CO.,- , 3nIL <7 W. Pratt street, near Gay street.

TPRVR ET-DOWX

R,THE OLD WOODEN MANTEL-

Company, and -old by their solHgent. inoil Im, ?/£ STEVENS ft-CO.,

' ' 45 Pratt street, near Gay street

RPHE MOST DURABLE MANTEL-PIECESw'i?t £°bfi3u>v< &arc the SLATE MANTEI.3tkefrsgents* old In

' GEO. O STEVENS A CO.,°'9^<nr 47 W. Pratt street.

TCE CREAM!-*\u25a0 ICECREAM!!

, . AND WATER ICES!!!|jtn,?.Vi, pCr qulr L ,r , I0 *-' Crea to and Water Iccsoftheverybest quality, and ofall flavora delivered free ofcharge

oaiimr. =J. FUSSELL k CO,ozu-Imr Saratoga street near Calvert

JOHN ROSST""

EKGJISION AND GENERAL COIfMISSION MERCHANT FOR THE SALE OF TOBACCO, GRAINBACON, Ac.No. 4 LIOHT araikr WHAHT,

-

c:!0 tf Near Pratt streetQTORAGS WANTED. ?in wsrehWNo' nwh""'

OUTTBR.?I2O kegs of Glades received to da7AJincluded tn whieti there are some of M e finest dairies intgocounty. ELLICOTT H HF.WE3.s9 Kachan^Pli^^£A DVANOESL?ADTONTLW"PAMR-BR---ex o-tfr THOfl. J CAR&ON.

/*:*?> I200

Baltimore Street,BALTIMORE.

THE PLACE TO BUY GUNS!GUNS!

GUNS! GUNS!RIFLES!

PISTOLS ANDREVOLVERS!

DUCK AND BOLD GUNSOf all qualities, lengths and bores, selected by one of our

firm who has just returned from Europe, and where we havemade arrangements with various manufacturers, whichenables us to offer

G- U N SAT LOWER PRICES

than they can be bought for either in New York, Phlladel-pHa/ ®®^*more or any other city making any pretension.

sl4*tDl4r

REVOLVERS AND PISTOLS,OF ALL KINDS.

ADAMS', COLT'S,ALIEN'S SEVEN SHOOTERS. WITH CARTRIDGES,

THE CELEBRATED DERRINGERS.AND A NEW REVOLVER, JUST OUT,

Weighing only 7 ounces,HALF THE SIZE OFCOLT'S!

Quite as effective, equalled by few, excelled by none, andcheaper than any Pistol In the market.POULTNEY & TRIMBLE,

sU-tDlir 200 Baltimore street.

WADS, CAPS,POWDER, SHOT,

riASKS, POUCHES,CAME BACS,

DRINKING FLASKS,CARTRIDGES FOR COLTS REVOLVERS,

J BIRD AND DUCK GUNS,SOLD CHEAP BY

POUXTITEY & TRIMBLE,200 Baltimore street,

sU-tDllr THE SPORTSMAN'S, WAREHOUSE.

BIRDAND

DUCK

GUNS,FROM THE CELEBRATED FACTORIES OFPURDY, ADAMS,

WESTLEY RICHARDS,MANTON, GREENER,

AND OTHER MAKERS,ALL WARRANTED TO SHOOT CORRECTLY,

AND GIVE SATISFACTION,AT PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION.

POULTNEY & TRIMBLE,s!4 tP!4r '3OO BALTIMORE STREET.

a*"""1

MAKE TO ORDER FOR \u25a0

&10 50 HAIF DOZ - SHIBTS, equal to any©IU.UU made elsewhere for 815<SQ fin HALF DOZ. SHIRTS, eaual to anyxOiUvmade elsewhere for $12."

$2.00 usually fold for"83? ? BLA RS,

Boys' Shirts at all Prices.UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.

$1.25 sold elsewhere for<sl AH F

,OR FINE UNDERSHIRTS, solds>A.Uvr elsewhere for 81-25-

75 rtc FOR GOOD QUALITY UNDER-IU L/ Lb. SHIRTS sold elsewhere for SIOO--AT SAME RATES.

Hosiery, Gloves, Ties, Scarfs, Cravats,Umbrellas, Canes, &c., <fcc.,

EMBRACING EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OfCENTS' FURNISHING COODS.

83- OUR SEWING IS ALLBONE BY HANP, 131having become convinced that Machine Work will not weaequal to it, and every garment made by us is warranted a:represented, or the money refnnded., RAYMOND & BURTON,

523-t.lalr 36 W. BALTIMORE STREET

' A STOVES,: S5 RANGES, l^|

FURNACES,PARLOR AND PORTABLE GRATES.Wc have in store an assortment of the above articles calcu-

lated to please the most fastidious, and persons in want ol

Heating or Cooking Fixtureswillnot find it necessary to look further after an examina-tion of our stock.

, Among the new Stoves, Ac., manufactured expressly foithis Fall's sales, are the

MOUNT VERNONANQ PATAPSCO COOKING STOVES,

which we guarantee to p'ease inevery respect, or they maybe returned.

THE ELEVATED OVEN RANGE

Is entirely new, also, and wherever sold has given entiresatisfaction.

THE PARLOR GAS BURNER, (New,)Is made with Mica Doors around the cylinder, to show thefire, making the room as cheerful as an open grate.

THE MALCOM PATTERN FURNACE,was originated by us, and we believe that for the quantityof Coat consumed, it willgive more heat and better satisfac-tion than any heating fixture in the market. It received

THE SILVER MEDALat the Fair of the Maryland Institute in 1868.

We also have anextensive assortment of

PLUMBING MATERIALS,and execute all kinds of

HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING,by experienced workmen, and guarantee promptness andsatisfaction.

COLLINS, HEATH& HUTCHINSON,MARYLIXDSTOVE ASK PLCMBIXQ HOUSE,

a*H'lair 22 Light street, Baltimore.

P. SAUTER & BRO.,'

MANUFACTURERS OF,AND DEALERS IN

PLATED UNDERTAKERS TRIMMINGS,

ALSO,GOLD AND SILVER ELECTRO PLATING.No. 219 W. BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR CHARLES,

SSI- FORKS, SPOONS, CASTORS, Ac., PLATED IVTHE BEST MANNER.

WATCH CASES HEAVILYGILDED. 04-eoltn

GEO, GILDERSLEVE,BILL BROKER.

AND NEGOTIATOR OF LOANS,527-tfr 61 SECOND STREET.

URVIS & CO.,?

B A NKER S,

THE PRIVATE*°'** "

BANKING BUSINESS

INALLITS BRANCHESTRANSACTED WITH

FIDELITYAnn

jll-tfr DISPATCH.

OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIORAILROA D COMPANY, October 14th, 1869 Notice isnereln 1 given that a General Meeting of the Stockholders ofthis Company willbe held at this Office, (Camden Station )en MONDAY, the 21st of November, 1859, being the thirdMonday in said month, between the hours of ten ard oneo clock, for the purpose of electing TWELVE DIRECTORSfor tlie ensuing year.

, i,T' I. e Tran fer Book will be closed from the 15th of Octobertill the !2d ofNovember. J I ATKINSONQIS-LN22 Secretary.

"VTOTICE.?TO LAND AND STOCK BUYERS.AI ?I have for sale on commission many fine Farms andCityProperty; Stallions, Brood Mares, Saddle and HarnessHorses .lacks, Jennetts aril .Mules. Bolls, Cows, Calves.Rams. Ewes. Lambs, Boars, Sows and Pigs; Fvesh Cows oifine butter qualities; Farm Implements ofall kinds I ft,,nish Earmi Hands. Managers, Ac., to order. For particularsaddress MARTIN GOLDSBORoboH, General AgentJe23-tf No. 119 N.Calvert street

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IRRTRFECREDITORS OF 7. H. H. & THOMAS J CROPPKBlately trailing as CROPPER A BRO., that they have 55'cuted a Deed of Trust for the benefit of all (heir ?la-.( P*rtn,ershi P and separate.) and that, in addition tScrrta7nspecial preferences, a general preference is given m allcreditors who may assent to the Deed and executed ei??on or before the fourth day of VovSr t.., a

.

re CMCwill be ready for the signatures of the , releaseoffice ofWm A. Fisher, Esq., No 3t)St at theafter the 17th day of August ul Btrt, on and

al63awt4n JOHN KETTl.EWpi.L,Trustee7 000 RFA MS WRAPPING PAPFRJust received and

Ufo

ar

b,^XShiPl)er '' GroCersl and othersJ A. DUSHANE,

Loramission Paper Dealer,arJl -tfr No. 40 8. Charles street,

_ near Lombard

,a, VRK BUCKWHEAT, of a very supe-

PutunexnreMltVrS' te<!i in hbl'-' 'arge and small bags,p up expressly forfamily use, just received and for sale

tfr JOHNS A ROGERS,' No. 24 Commeroe street.

Removal.? WW ROBERT I). BROWN A CO.,

Trl4o.rbs!?¥.OVED Lorn No. 18 Hanoverstrect, and taken5/fh*HOUSE, No. 2GKRMANSTHEET, BETWEEN HANOVER AND CHARLES STREETS 018-eoiat

VIRCHNIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANKf NOTES FOR SALE by

. THOS. J. CARSON.

LAND WARRANTS WANTED BYnAtfr THOS. J. CARSON'

BANK OF MANASSA NOTES WANTED BYQMfr THOS. j PARSON.

TTNCURRENT BANK NOTES BOUGHT ATU BEST RATES by THP3. J CARSON.

INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS BY"

apH tf JNO. 8. SITTINGS *CO

BjsttHmuras.HAS ar!i> A H AS COME !!IHE GOOD TIME HAS CO\/F 'ft

I SINGER'S No. 2. SEWING MACHINE WN NOW BHAD FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARSNo. 1 MACHINE FOR NINETY DOLLARSFor manufacturing purposes the only reliable and unexcelled Sewing Machine in the world.FAMILY SEWING MACHINES FROM FTFTV Tf

SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARSThey have been tried infamilies, and found superior to any

now in use.binding guages ofall kinds, machine oili and every thing inour lir ilwa.vs on hand at New York

prices. The great reduction in cur prices enables those whehave purchased cheap and worthless machines to obtain thebest ever made, at the lowest rotes. Everybody is requestedto call at our office, or send for a copy of I. M. SIWOKR ACO.'SGAZITTE.

W. E. BRODERICK, Agent,815-tfr 152 Baltimore street

QIGARS AND TOBACCO.A. SEEMULLER & SONS,

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. 55 EXCHANGE PLACEOffer to the trade of their Importation:

GERMAN CIGARS Made in the PAIATINAM ofGERMAN Tobacco.

GERMAN CIGARS Of BREMEN manufacture; ofHAVANA and other Spanish

Tobaccos; from store, bondedwarehouse, or ordered for di-rect shipment.

HAVANACIGARS Imported to order.DOMESTIC CIGARS Every grade and style to soft

any market, or made to orderPIPES AND PIPE HEADS .. White and colored, glazed anil

unglazed; various sized pack-ages.

PIPE STEMS AMERICAN and ITAEIAN.oNTJFF SCOTCH ofMONUMENTAL MILL?

Rappee, Maccabau and coarseSMOKING TOBACCO Ourown manufacture.LEAF TOBACCO Havana, Cuba, Yara and Do-oß-tnßr mestic Seed Leafs.

AND ELEGANT GOODS.JEWELRY,

WATCHES,

SILVER WARE.

SAMUEL KIRK & SON,173 BALTIMORE STREET,

SILVER TEA AND DINNER SETS,SILVER PITCHERS AND WAITERS,

BUTTER COOLERS, SALT STANDSILVER SPOONS,

SILVER FORKS,EVERY VARIETY OF SILVER WARE, of the richand most elaborate character.

JEWELRY.diamond RINGS,

FULL SETS ETRUSCAN GOLD JEWELRY.

PEARL AND CARBUNCLE.ELEGANT FANS,

OPERA GLASSES,NECKLACES,

GOLD WATCHES AND CHATELAINES,WITH MANY OTHER

BEALTIFUL ARTICLES FOR BRIDAL PRESENTSRICH CUT GLASS DECANTERS ANDGOBLETS

PLATED WARE,

CUTLERY, Ac., Ac.

JEWELRY ~

NEW WATCHES,

DIAMOND JEWELRY,PEARL JEWELRY,

STERLING SILVER WARE,ELEGANT PARIS CLOCKS,

BEST QUALITY ALBATAWARE.NEW FRENCH FANCY GOODS

FANS,OPERA GLASSES,

r FINE CUTLERY,DIAMONDS

RUBIES,

, EMERALDS,

SAPPHIRES,AND OTHER PRECIOUS GEMS UNSET,

IN GREAT VARIETY,

1 WFIOLESALE AND RETAIL.

1 CANFIF.I.D, BRO. Ik CO.,

| 529-tfr 222 Baltimore street.ANUFACTURED

"

rr. TT .VT . A?fjP CEAF TOBACCO,HAVANACIGARS, Ac

Q 7On PACK AES lIANUFACi'L'KMD TOBACCO, o!" ""favorite brands, qualities and sizes, received froioand North CarolinaBALKS LEA!1 TOBACCO; various Vegas and9 classes, ofour importation.

9?: ACASES CONNECTICUT SEEP LEAF TOBACCOextra wrappers and selections, from some of th :

F best crops.

100 CASES do. do.. Fillers.

19C CASES JPENN'A SEED LEAF TOBACCO, WwJ-'G'Jvers and Fillers.IS 50 MASON CO. LEAF, choice quality

1,700.000K HAyA 1J SC'.OARS, embracing popular!,Vt ~r 2 !}'.!3°/a!I slzes and classes.SMOKING TOBACCO.-A new article manufactured at Ha-vana, of the choicest V uelta c!e Abajo Tobacco, expressly forthe cityretail trade, in % lb. papers and casesI (7 ABBLS. VIRGINIA SMOKfNG TOBACCO, wel

vradapted for the Grocers' trade.We are receiving regular supplies of the above named articles, and invite the attention of the trade to our stock whichwe ouer for sale on liberal terms.

CHAB. D. DEFORDACO.,"r 37 South Gav si

COAL! COAL!f tS&M4 AT f~ PKK TON?i34o pounds. Superior

ofWhite, Red and Grey Ash COAL.. Delivered free of charge in any part of the city, at $4.-itto $4.75 per t0n?2,210 pounds

JOHN G. McCULLOUGH,Coal and Wood Dealer.Office ?N. W. corner Pratt and I remont street"

" N. W. corner Park and Fayette streets,r Wharf?foot F.utaw street.

KINDLING WOOD!KINDLING WOOD!

and deliver free of charge at TEN PER CENT, less than'7 any dealer in the city. JOHN G McCULLOUGIIOffice ?Pratt and t remont streets.

Park and Fayette streets.

WOOD! WOOD!]...

OAK AN D PINK WOOD, without being sawed* I ®ha split, for sale at prices as low as can be purchased arLight street, or other wharves in the citv. vurcnzseu ac

- JOHN G. McCULLOUGHOffice?Pratt and Fremont streets.ff Park and Fayette streets. oG-tfr

aA notice.LJ -^s C(dd weather is coming upon us, and it will beWR nwesaary for our health to have our dwellings com-to ourevery instance, to work satisfactorily.

r tVealso offer a large variety of COOK STOVES as wellUS PARLOR, CHAMBER, FIRE-PLACE STOVES, &c ,market

reß Pec"Vcly the most approved styles in the8188 ft CO.,

..Baltimore Store Hoiise,os "tJlr Old Stand. 39 Light street

NOAH "WALKER ico'.'."WASHINGTON BUILDING,

GENTLEMEN'S AND Y^HS*"SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,i B-.WI

UAVXST STVLIBAND PATTEaXS,j T 4dJ,t| OUSfrom Domestic and Foreign markets

' THEr?*,F DP fcA9 E J? SALE OF THE GENUINEPEBBLE SPECTACLES,

(At the London Watch and Jewelry store,)No. 137 BALTIMORE STREET,

A ernmu ~ ? tfew doors below Calvert.)A GEDEON, Optician, mfori,, the public that he hasicated himself permanently in this city, and will lake pleas

The sale and manufacture oftheseSp tacles being ap

rtrictestZta"!V waya fin '!,ihe **"" artlcle and theselecHon ofLenscs

" heK,TeD tn the Pro "-'

: I ?L°£L.!i nds,of sP?etacles constantly kept on hand -

mM-tfrrepairing done at the lowest prices.

W~~ COAL NOTICE:#_J.J £?<:/ASHBURN" having withdrawn his interestrlP?,! Office on Lombard street, would hereby notify hiscustomers, that he may be found at the old andffirrTS1"11? 1 office and jard, corner of LEE AND LIGHTsi KELTa, where may be had the verv best qualities ofWHITE AND RED ASH COALS,

?I D1 0w,

market prices, delivered to any part of thecity? Free of cartage.Also, PINE ANDOAK WOOD for sale.

, *ood qualityofCOOKING COAT, at $4.50 per ton,delivered. W. F WASHBURN,mi7-omr corner Lee and Lightstreets.

i POWDER AGENCY.SPORTING,

BLASTING,AND SHIPPING POW ER,

For sale at Manufacturer's prices, by the Agents,A. L. WEBB ft BRO.,

s5 tfr corner Pratt and Commerce streets

JJ AVANA CIGARS !HAYANA CIGARS!'

HAVANA CIGARS:; \u25a0We invite the attention of the trade to onr u a bLing^^vao

bLing^^v aoT U S T OPENED

'' UVIFVT?"ite-'v,l aaaortm-T.t of

siraDie assortment than we |, Rve heretofore.r. ? SHIRTS! SHIRTS!!

ing cfS'p?fiwSL liWt t'9P a' facjlitlqs in the manufacturESS f'UNTKI)YOKE SHIRTS, we can offer additional attraction in regard to lit and finish.CONSTABLE, WALKER A CO.,

?????'s Baltimore street.

jfc HOUSfiKEBPERS TAKENOTICE!XO H IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR

ML STOVES, FURNACES, RANGES, AC.,thoroughly repair-d and put in order, which can hedone much more conveniently now than when the colderweather sets in.

We are prepared with a large force of first class workmonto put up and repair all articles in our line, whether manu-factured hy us or not. BIIW CO.,

BALTIMORE STOVE HOUSEAT THE OLD STAND| 014-tJlr LIGHT STREET.

ISI CORNS, BUNIONS, NAILS PENE-,"1K without pain.

SO that the lioo; can lie worn immediately wiihouii the least 1neon vena-nee Also, an Elixir for Corns for" ,1,-i by DR.PAINTER. hurgecn. Chirr,i?aiist. Office,corner ofBaltimoreaTOlSoiithstrwts.np sUirs. No 2 Office hour.from BA. M. to 6P. M. Fifty cents per nettle jgo"ASHTON k CO.,

BROKE P. S .

REAL ESTATE BOUGHT, SOLD.N°' 21 S° UTR BTnslT

Q, ... . EXCHANGED AND RENTEDStocks, Ground Rents and all otlier Securities bought andsold ttn.com ml salon; conveyancing in alljjs branches, oli-tf

FLOUR. ?Choice "Gieu Rock," Extra andSuperFLOUR, just receiveil and for sale bv drav loador single bbl? delivered Tree ofdrayaae and warranted toPlease. SAjfL. A HOUSEtfb-tfr *6 S. Calvert t. la-twrcn Umbard and Pratt st

MUIR'BSPARKLING"

EDINBURGH ALE,' In stone bottles, uifloe order for immediate a* TOr..th.th

mMsetfr " N , 0 EtIHoIJJN^S,

mhl, tfr N. Cbarlee .treet. im? FsyetreCJTOCKS, BONDS, aud all other kinds of SecucomHfR°VIB boa,lht Rnd ,old '

GOAL. ?200 tons for sale atTO lbs., delivered in any part of theCl'? DUtves to suit purchases C GILMOR,

o1 *" 58 Second street.