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HE HE HE A A A A SUBURBAN AND COUNTRY. WANTED TO BUYA PLACE IN THE COUNTRY, of four or five acres, with good house, on line of steam or horse railroad. Address, with particulars, Q. J. B.

Sun office. NO.1 FARMER wishes a FARM on shares LEE or A as Overseer. Best reference as to character and ability. NEW JERSEY, Sun oftice. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY IF valuable and well-stocked FARM, on Patapsco Neck, Baltimore county.

Apply to JOS. ROBERTS 1 Greenmount ave. FOR -Beautiful and healthy COUNTRY PLACE, three acres, on the Powhatan railroad. miles from city. Apply at 21 SOUTH BROADWAY.

RENT--Fine three-story French roof, 9-room, hall HOUSE, good lot, with shade trees, perfectly healthy, good neighbors; cars, schools, churches, stores convenient: $15. Apply at No. 50 SOUTH CALVERT STREET. SALE- Stock and Fixtures of 3 STORE in Washington county, good stand: stock new. Possession given any time previous to April 1, with lease of premises.

Address Baldwin House, Hagerstown, Md. FOR SALEMA A beautiful COUNTRY PLACE of five acres, three miles from city, on Hamilton avenue, near Harford road. A large double three-story Frame House, nearly new, fine water, plenty choice fruit, and outhouses. Would suit for a Boarding School or House. WM.

DIETRICH. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY valuable and well-stocked FARM in Howard county, miles from Hood's Mills, B. and O. R. one mile from Frederick turnpike.

Apply to I. McK. COOK, 96 Harlem avenue, Baltimore. with improvements, ACRES, near station on WestFOR SALE-70 beautiful FARM. ern Maryland railroad, fine orchard, for $5,000: really a great bargain.

Also FARM OF 150 ACKES, with 30 head or Stock, 50 acres of Wheat in the ground, all kinds of Farm Implements, 50 tons Hay, Straw, Fodder, all for must be sold at once. Apply corner of Lexington and St. Paul streets for particulars. Near rail and pike. j29-6t E.

LIVEZEY, Broker. TIMBER LANDS. 36.000 ACRES PINE TIMBER, on deep salt water; $3 per acre. 4,000 ACRES HARD WOOD, on line of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad: $12 per acre. 14,500 ACRES HARD WOOD; can be floated to tide: $11 50 per acre.

For sale by R. W. TEMPLEMAN 37 Lexington street. FOR RENTBEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE, containing about twenty acres of land, located on the Old Court road, between the Reisterstown road and Green Spring avenue, ahout 7 miles from Baltimore, and one and a-halt miles east of Pikesville and same distance from Rockland Station, on Green Spring Branch of N. C.

R. R. Large Stone House and necessary Outbuildings, and an abundance of Fruit and Shade Trees. Apply at Sun office. a22-tir AUCTION SALES.

BY MATTHEWS KIRKLAND. (Successors to F. W. Bennett Co.) TRUSTEE'S SALE STOCK OF FURNISHING GOODS, NOTIONS, FIXTURES, ETC. The undersigned, Trustee in insolvency, by virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pleas, will sell, by public auction, at No.

69 NORTH HOWARD STREET, on THURSDAY, February 3, 1881, at ten o'clock A. for cash, all the stock of FURNISHING GOODS, NOTIONS, therein contained, consisting or Underwear, Linen Shirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Cravats, Collars, Cuff's, Spool Cotton, Thread, Tape, Handkerchiefs, Sewing Machine, Showcases, Counters, Stove, Desk, WILLIAM M. BUSEY, Trustee. MATTHEWS KIRKLAND, j28-tF3 Auctioneers. PUBLIC SALE OF BUTCHER STALL NO.

2 RICHMOND MARKET. I will sell at public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, February 3. 1881, 8t 12 o'clock the valuable BUTCHER STALL NO. 2 RICHMOND MARKET. Terms: One-half cash on day of sale, balance at three months, with interest from day of sale, or all cash, at purchaser's option.

A deposit of two hundred dollars will be required of purchaser on account of cash payment at time of sale. LEWIS C. UHL. MATTHEWS KIRKLAND, Anctioneer3. TRUSTEE'S SALE (PEREMPTORY) OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY ON MYRTLE AVENUE, NO.

346. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned, Trustee, will sell on MONDAY, the 14th February, A. 1881, at o'clock in the afternoon, by public auction, on the premises. the following PROPERTY, to wit: ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in said city, beginning for the same on the northeastern side of Chatsworth street, (now called Myrtle at the distance of eighteen feet southeasterly from the intersection of the northeastern side of Chatsworth street and the southeastern side of Mosher street, and running thence southeasterly, on the northeastern side of Chatsworth street. sixteen feet, and thence northeasterly, parallel with Mosher street, eighty nine feet six inches, more or less, to a three-foot alley: thence northwesterly on said alley, with the use thereof in common.

sixteen feet, and thence southwesterly, parallel with Mosher street, eighty-nine feet six inches, to the place of beginning, with the privilege also of the use of a three-foot alley laid out by Henrietta Watson, seventy-nine feet southeasterly from and parallel with Mosher street, extending from Shields alley to the first abovetioned three-foot alley, the said three-foot alley first above mentioned to be kept in repair by the owner of the lot herein described as to that portion of said alley which is in the rear of said lot of ground. The said lot being subject to the annual ground rent of $72. Improved by a three-story BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE, with a two-story Back Building, known as No. 345 Myrtle avenue. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, one-third in six and one-third in twelve months, or all cash, at purchaser's option; the credit payments, it any, to be satisfactorily secured, and to bear interest from the day of sale.

A cash deposit of $100 will be required of the purchaser at the sale. W. BURNS TRUNDLE, Trustee. MATTHEWS KIRKLAND, Auctioneers. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY.

ON EAST LOMBARD STREET, KNOWN AS NO. 72, IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE. The undersigned, as executor of Ernest Stauf, deceased, will, by virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Baltimore City, sell at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 21st day of February, 1881, at 4 o'clock P. ALL THAT LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND, situated In Baltimore city, on the north side of East Lombard street. and known as No.

72, which is thus described, to say: Beginning for the same on the northern side of Lombard (formerly Water) street, at the distance of one hundred and twenty feet easterly from the northeast corner of Exeter and Lombard streets, and running thence easterly on Lombard street fifteen feet or thereabout. from the centre of the division wall on the west, to the centre of that on the east line of said lot: thence northerly, (along said centre and continuously,) about 120 feet to a 12-foot alley: thence westerly on said alley about 15 thence southerly about 120 feet to the place of beginning, subject to an annual ground rent of $80. The improvements consist of a well-built three-story BRICK BUILDING, with a two-story Back Building. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, balance on a credit of six and twelve months, or all cash at the option of the purchaser; the credit payments to bear interest from day of sale and to be secured to the satisfaction of the undersigned. A deposit of $200 required at sale.

FREDERICK STAUF, Executor. HEINRICH C. TIECK. Attorney. MATTHEWS KIRKLAND.

Aucts. TRUSTEES' SALE. OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, NO. 226 NORTH HOWARD STREET. NOS.

119 AND 121 HARFORD AVENUE, NO. 74 BOYD STREET. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned, Trustees, will sell at public auction. on WEDNESDAY, February 23, 1881, on the premises, at the hours herein named, the following described LEASEHOLD PROPERTY in the city of Baltimore: At 3 o'clock, on the premises, ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated on the east side of Howard street, and beginning for same at the distance of 47 feet north of Madison street; thence north on Howard street 16 feet, and thence east, of even width with the front, 75 feet to an alley. Subject to an annual rent of 840.

Improved by a three-story BRICK DWELLING, (known as No. 226 North Howard street.) Also, at 4 o'clock, on the premises, THOSE TWO LOTS OF GROUND on the east side of Harford avenue thus descried: Beginning for the first thereof on the east side of Harford avenue, at the distance of 217 feet 4 inches northerly from Chew street: thence east, at right angles to Harford avenue, 62 feet, more or less, to a lot formerly owned by Augustus Nice: thence northerly on said lot 15 feet; thence east 35 feet 6 inches to the northeast corner of the brick building erected on the lot now being described: thence still westerly, along the line of said building, 13 feet 2 inches; thence northerly 1 foot: thence westerly 12 feet 6 inches to Hartford avenue, and thence southerly on Harford avenue 12 feet to the beginning, with the right and use to this lot of an alleyway, as now used, along the north side of this lot 30 feet, and the right to the house adjoining to the northward of the use of the north wall of the house erected on the lot herein described, and of building over the alleyway in the same manner as now built over. And beginning for the second thereof adjoining the last-named lot on the north, and at the distance of 229 feet 4 inches northerly from Chew street: thence northerly 14 feet 8 inches on Harford avenue: thence easterly 14 feet 7 inches to a point in the middie of the partition wall between the house on the lot now being described and the house adioining on the north: thence still easterly, through the centre of the partition wall.26 feet 1 inch; thence still eastwardly 17 feet 6 inches to the lot formerly owned by Aug. Nice: thence southerly 15 feet 8 inches, and thence westerly, on the line of the lot last described, to the beginning, with the use and privilege of building into the north wall of the house adjoining on the south, and building over the alleyway, as now built over, reserving to the lot on the south the use of the alleyway. Said two Lots are improved by BRICK DWELLINGS, (known as Nos.

119 and 121 Harford avenue.) and are parts of an entire lot fronting about 40 feet on Harford avenue, which entire lot is subject to an annual rent of $30. Also. at o'clock, on the premises, ALL THAT LOT on the south side of Boyd street, beginning 13 feet 6 inches east from Amity street; thence east on Boyd street 11 feet; thence southerly, of even width with the front, 58 feet 2 inches. Improved by a BRICK DWELLING, (known as No. 74 Boyd street,) and subject to an annual rent of $13.

Terms of Sale: One-third cash, balance in two equal payments in six and twelve months, with interest. or all cash, at the purchaser's option; credit payments to be secured by notes of purchaser, indorsed to the satisfaction of the Trustees. JOSEPH WHYTE, JAMES W. DENNY, Trustees. MATTHEWS KIRKLAND.

Auctioneers. BY JAMES H. JOHNSON Co. THIS MONDAY. JANUARY 31, AT 10 O'CLOCK, WE WILL SELL.

AT OUR WAREHOUSE, NO. 21 SHARP STREET, NEAR GERMAN. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, TOWELS, BUTTONS, OIL PAINTINGS ETC JAS. H. JOHNSON j29-2t Auctioneers.

PHILADELPHIA. SAML. BUNTING'S SONS AUCTIONEERS, Removed to NOS. 926 AND 928 MARKET STREET, the largest and finest Auction Salesrooms in the city, hold Weekly Sales throughout the season. by catalogue, on FOUR MONTHS' credit, as follows: TUESDAYS SHOES, HATS, ETC.

THURSDAYS DRY GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC. FRIDAYS--The largest and most attractive Sales of CARPETINGS, MATTINGS, OILCLOTHS, beld in the citv. m8-tMar? '81 AUCTION SALES. BY TAYLOR CREAMER. SPECIAL SALE TO THE TRADE OF A LARGE INVOICE OF TINWARE, COFFEE POTS, WATER BUCKETS, WATERING POTS, DISH PANS, ASH SIEVES.

WASH BOILERS. 10 DOZ. JAPANNED, GALVANIZED, O. K. and PERFECTION COAL HODS, 15, 16, 17 AND 18.

SAUCEPANS, BUCKETS, INFANTS' BATH-TUBS, CHAMBER PAILS, MILK PAILS, WATER BUCKETS, STAMPED AND AT OUR AUCTION SALESROOMS, NO. 46 LEXINGTON STREET, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1881. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. TAYLOR CREAMER, j29-2t Auctioneers.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF NINE GROUND-RENT ANNUITIES. SIX OF $18 EACH, TWO FOR $19 50 EACH, AND ONE OF $25. I will, in execution of a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, sell, by public auction, at the Exchange Salesroom, No. 55 Second street, in said city, on TUESDAY, February 1, 1881, at one o'clock P. ALL THOSE SIX GROUND-RENT ANNUITIES OF $18 EACH, issuing out of those six adjacent lots of ground situated in said city, on the north side of Abbott street; beginning for the first thereof 61 feet east from Bond street, and running thence east for each lot 12 feet.

with a rectangular depth of about 58 feet, and improved by a twostory Brick Dwelling-House, designated respectively by the numbers 4, 6, 8. 10 and 12 Abbott street. Also, ALL THOSE TWO OTHER GROUND-RENT ANNUITIES OF $19 50 EACH, issuing out of those the two south adjacent lots of ground situated in said city, on side of Barnes street: beginning for the first lot 90 feet east of Bond street, and running thence west for each lot 13 feet, with a rectangular depth of 58 feet, and is improved by a two-story Brick Dwelling House, designated as numbers 2 and 4 Barnes street. And ALL THAT OTHER GROUND RENT ANNUITY OF $25 issuing out of all that lot of ground on the east side of Amity street, beginning 101 teet south of Ramsay street; thence north on Amity street 13 feet, and thence extending easterly. with a rectangular depth of 56 feet.

Improved by a two-story BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE, designated as No. 103 South Amity street. Terms of Sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash on day of sale, and balance in two equal payments of six and twelve months, with interest, or all cash, as the purchaser may elect. LUTHER M. REYNOLDS, Trustee.

TAYLOR CREAMER, j10-m, F1 Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF STORE AND DWELLING NO. 479 AISQUITH STREET. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City the undersigned, Trustee. will sell at public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 1st day of February, 1881, at 4 o'clock P.M., the LOT OF GROUND WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS thereon situated in Baltimore city, and described as follows: Beginning on the easternmost side of Aisquith street, at the distance of 160 feet northerly from the northeasternmost corner of Aisquith and Oliver streets, and running thence northerly on the easternmost side of Aisquith street 14 feet: thence easterly, parallel with Federal street, 75 feet to the west side of an alley 10 feet wide: thence southerly 14 feet, and thence westerly 75 feet to the beginning.

Ground rent $48. Improvements, A THREE-STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, WITH ONE-STORY BACK BUILDING. Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months: or all cash, at purchaser's option. Credit payments to bear interest and to be secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee. A deposit of $50 required on the day of sale.

JAMES McCOLGAN, Trustee. 41 Lexington street. TAYLOR CREAMER, J10-m, F1 Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF PRATT STREET AND PARRISH ALLEY. By a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City I will sell at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 7th day of February, A.

D. 1891, at 4 o'clock P.M., ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in Baltimore city, on the southwest corner of Pratt street and Parrish alley, running west from said corner of Parrish alley, on the south side of Pratt street, fifteen feet, and thence southerly, with even width of fifteen feet for depth seventy-six feet and five inches, to the south side of a three-foot alley. Land Records of Baltimore City, G. No. 593, folio 788, Improved by 8 three-story front and two-story Back BRICK BUILDING, known as No.

167 West Pratt street: subject to an annual ground rent of $37 50. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months: or all cash at purchaser's option. Credit payments to bear interest from the day of sale and to be secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee. Taxes, ground and water rents adjusted to day of sale. A cash deposit of $50 will be required at the time of sale.

GEO. PHILPOT, Trustee. TAYLOR CREAMER, j14-f. F7 Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, NO.

16 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City the undersigned, Trustee, will sell at public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 19th day of February, 1681, at 4 o'clock P. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND lying in Baltimore city and described as follows: Beginning for the same on the east side of Washington street, at the distance of 196 feet 10 inches south from the southeast corner of Baltimore and Washington streets, and running thence easterly 100 feet to a 20-foot alley: thence southerly, bounding on the west side of said alley, with the use thereof in common with others, 13 feet and 10 inches: thence westerly 100 feet to Washington street, and thence northerly, binding on the east side of Washington street 13 feet and 10 inches to the place of beginning. Ground rent $55 34 per annum. Improved by a wellbuiit three-story BRICK DWELLING, with double Back Building.

Terms of cash. balance in six and twelve months, or all cash. at the option of the purchaser: deferred payments to bear interest from day of sale and to be secured to the satiafaction of the Trustee. SAMUEL J. HARMAN, Trustee, 51 Lexington street.

TAYLOR CREAMER, Auctioneers. BY WM. B. NORMAN Co. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY ON LIGHT STREET, AT THE CORNER OF WEST STREET, IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

The undersigned, as Administrator of Mary L. Bopp, deceased. will, by virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Baltimore City, sell st public auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 1st day of February, 1881, at 4 o'clock P. ALL THAT LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND, situated in Baltimore city, on the east side of Light street, which is thus described, that is to say: Beginning for the game at the corner formed by the intersection the east side of Light street and the north side of West street, and running thence northerly, bounding on the east side or Light street, one hundred and ten feet to the south side of an alley ten feet wide: thence easterly, parallel with West street, and bounding on said alley ninety feet to an alley three feet wide extending to West street; thence southerly, parallel with Light street, and bounding on said alley three feet wide, one hundred and ten feet to the north side of West street, and thence westerly, bounding on West street ninety feet to the place of beginning.

The improvements upon the above-described property are 85 follows: DWELLING-HOUSE and STORE combined, at the northeast corner of Light and West streets. DWELLING and STORE combined on the east side of Light street, adjoining the abovementioned. DWELLING-HOUSE and STORE combined, situated at the southeast corner of Light and Weber streete, with 8 BRICK STABLE in the rear. The above-described property is leasehold. The whole lot above described is subject to an annual ground rent of $300, (see Liber E.

D. No. 116, folio 110,) and out of it there have been created four subleases for 99 years, renewable forever, under each of which there is reserved an annual rent of $83 75, each lot so sub-leased having a front of 15 feet on Light street, with an even depth of 65 feet. (See Libers G. IC.

S. No. 240, folio 487: A. M. No.

263, folio 449; A. M. No. 275, folio 221; A. M.

No. 275, folio 403.) Terms: One-half cash, the balance in six months, with interest; credit payments to be evidenced by the promissory notes of the purchaser, indorsed to the satisfaction of the undersigned. Taxes and ground rent paid to day of sale. FERDINAND FENNEMANN, Administrator. BERNARD CARTER, Attorney.

WM. B. NORMAN F1-10t Auctioneers. AT AUCTION, THE STEAMTUG "COL. J.

C. HILL." The undersigned, Attorneys for the owner, will sell by public auction, at Chase's wharf, foot of Caroline street, on TUESDAY, February 1, at P. THE STEAMTUG "COL. J. C.

HILL," and her appertainings, built and especially fitted for WATER BOAT: length 38 9-10 feet, breath 11 4-10 feet. depth 4 6-10 feet, burden 11 25-100 tons. Terms cash. N. RUFUS GILL.

ROBERT H. SMITH, Attorneys for owners. WM. B. NORMAN 128 tF1 Auctioneers.

SPECIAL SALE, BY AUCTION, AT OUR STORE, NO. 21 NORTH CHARLES TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 1, AT 10 O'CLOCK, Auctioneers. BY PHILIP M. SNOWDEN CO.

AUCTION SALE OF OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, 7-OCTAVE ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, BRUSSELS AND AXMINSTER CARPETS, MIRRORS, SEWING MACHINE. CHINA AND GLASSWARE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS GENERALLY. We name in part7 WALNUT AND COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS. WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITS, in various coverings. BUFFETS.

10 AXMINSTER AND BRUSSELS CARPETS. 2 VERY HANDSOME HALL PIECES. BOOKCASES, CHIFFONIERS, CARD TABLES, LIBRARY TABLES, EASY CHAIRS. 7-OCTAVE ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, round corners. carved feet, BEDSTEADS.

WARDROBES, DINING and OFFICE CHAIRS, HAIR HUSK MAT. TRESSES, CHINA and GLASSWARE. FOR ACCOUNT OF A FORMER PURCHASER: 2 VERY HANDSOME AXMINSTER CARPETS, large BOOKCASE, Wheeler Wilson SEWING MACHINE, lot of FRENCH CHINA, and miscellaneous articles generally. WM. B.

NORMAN j31-2t Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE 1m OF A REFINERY AT CANTON. As Attorney for owners, the undersigned will offer at public sale, on THURSDAY, ALL February THAT 3, at o'clock P.M., on the premises, LOT OF GROUND ON O'DONNELL STREET EX. TENDED, at the corner of Fourteenth street, 102 feet on O'Donnell street with depth of 100 on Fourteenth street. Ground rent $204 per annum, (vide Liber W.

M. I. No. 119, folio 139, with all the apparatus thereon for refining, from Ground rent paid to day of sale and free incumbrances. Terms: One-half cash at time of sale, balance in three months, with interest and approved security.

W. H. DAWSON, Attorney, 40 Lexington street. W. B.

NORMAN HOUSEHOLD GOODS, STOVES, AT NO. 28 NORTH PACA STREET. We will sell on TUESDAY, February 1, 1881, on the premises, beginning at 10 o'clock A. all the stock of TINWARE AND STOVES, AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS contained in 28 North Paca street. The attention of housekeepers is particularly called to this sale.

P. M. SNOWDEN F1 Auctioneers. BY WH. HAMILTON SON.

W. HAMILTON, C. J. HAMILTON, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Oftice and Warerooms, 66 South Charles st. Sell REAL ESTATE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS at private dwellings, STOCKS OF GOODS.

TRUSTEE AND ORPHANS COURT SALES, in county. FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, BOOTS AND SHOES, at Rooms, on THURSDAY MORNINGS, at 10 o'clock. Consignments solicited. Call, or address WA. HAMILTON SON, N.

at Pripate Sale. d30-1m Auctioneers. in AUCTION SALES. KY HIGGINS. COBB CO.

OPENING SALE FOR THE SPRING SEASON. AUCTION SALES. BY SAMUEL J. SOPER 00. MESSINA ORANGES AT AUCTION.

RAILROAD LINES. GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE. DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS. SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP- AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES.

RAILROAD THE SUN. BALTIMORE, MONDAY, JAN. 31, 1881. THE SUN WILL BE MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS, postage prepaid by publishers, for one day or length of time desired, as follows: Single copy, three cents; one week, thirteen cents; tWO weeks, twenty-five cents; three weeks, thirty-eight conts; one month, Atty cents; two months, one dollar; three months, one dollar at and a-half; six months, three dol lars, and one year, six dollars, payable in ad vance. Maryland Items.

On Friday night last the store and dwelling of James T. Robinson, of Easton, were destroyed by fire; also an old building owned by Williams. John Fowler, of Montgomery county, has purchased the farm of the late J. W. Holt, contalning 115 acres, near New Leeds, Cecil county, for $3,000.

Peter Marker, of Frederick county, died last week, aged 84 years; he raised a family of 16 children, 15 of whom are still living. Mr. J. A. Johnson, formerly of the Easton Ledger, has purchased and taken charge of a weekly paper at Auburn, N.

Y. Mr. J. N. Hayden has disposed of his Interest In the Republican newpaper at Oakland, to F.

A. Thayer Co. Major Clarence Mauck, United States army, a native of Crisfleld, dled January 25, at San Antonio, Texas. The dwelling of J. B.

Raughley, near Denton, was burned last week. The family made a narrow escape. Centreville, Is to nave a new chemical fre-engine and hook and ladder truck, costing $1,800. Capt. John Thomas Skirven, one of the bestknown citizens of Kent county, died Tuesday last.

Mrs. Elizabeth Magargel, of Cecil county, died last week, aged 95 years. A colored man died at Perryville Thursday night of small-pox. Personal. The will of the widow of Dr.

Thomas R. Boutelle, late of Boston, bequeaths the bulk of her property, estimated at about $13,000, to the American Unitarian Association. Miss Annie Brownlow, a daughtor of the late Senator Brownlow, was recently married at Knoxville, to Wm. F. Patrick, of Leadville, Colorado.

Ex-Governor Talbott, of Massachusetts, writes: GIt seems especially important that women should at this time be given a vote in municipal affairs." The National Gallery of London has secured Lord Suffolk's famous "La Vierge aux Rochers," by Leonardo, at a cost of $45,000 in our money. Senator Edmunds is reported to have exercised the care of a wise man in saving $250,000 from the proceeds of his law practice. Wm. C. Beecher, son of Henry Ward Beecher, has been appointed an assistant district attorney in New York.

The receipts for two days' sale of tickets for the Cincinnati opera festival aggregated $24,120 for 1,500 seats. Sir Francis Lycett left $1,250,000 for the erectionof Wesleyan chapels. Gen. Daniel E. Sickles sailed from New York for Bremen Saturday.

Governor-General Lorne cost Canada $165,000 last year. END OF THE NEW YORK WALKING MATCHHquhes Victorious. -The six days' walking match at the American Institute Hall, New York, came to a close Saturday night, John Hughes, familjarly known as the "Lepper," winning the O'Leary belt with a score of 568 miles, three laps, (each lap being one-eighth of a mile,) and 165 yards. This is the best on record In a six days' go-as-you-please ever made. The greatest distance ever traveled before in a six days' goas-you-please was 566 miles and 63 yards, which teat was accomplished by Rowell last November In London.

Before this, in April, 1880, Hart at Gilmore's Garden went 563 miles and 440 yards, Hart completed his distance during the 141st hour, and Rowell walked until nearly the end of his 142d hour, whereas Hughes made his 566 miles and 380 yards at the close of the 138th hour. Hughes, who is an Irishman by birth, will be remembered as a contestant in a walking match at the Baltimore Academy of Music some time ago, and whilst one of the winners neither the time he made or manner of walking attracted favorable comment. The records of the other men who heid out to the end in the New York match were: Albert 558 miles, Vint 550, Krohne 530, Howard 515, Campana 425. The net receipts for division among the walkers aggregate about $8,000, which, under the terms of the match, will go to the five men making the best records, as follows: Hughes $3,200, Albert $2,400, Vint $1,200, Krohne $800, Howard $400. THE SUICIDE OF SECRETARY RAMSEY'S St.

Paul (Minn.) Globe says that Justus C. Ramsey, brother of the Secretary of War, took the defeat of the Secretary for Senator so to heart that in his condition of falling health it preyed upon his mind and produced temporary Insanity, during which he committed suicide; that he saw pretended friends of the Secretary betray him after getting him into the race, and felt this ingratitude keenly; that he regarded the Secretary's defeat as a family disgrace, and it preyed so upon his diseased mind that it drove him to self-destruction. Mrs. Janet Lemon, of Campbell county, and a sister of United States Senator R. E.

Withers, died last week. HELP LIPPER BINDERS, at No. 41 EAST MADISON STREET. ANTED- A competent CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS, 141 LANVALE STREET. 117 OPERATORS and DRUID HILL FINISHERS AVE.It* ON PANTS.

WANT Iron: A references Colored Woman, required. to 44 COOK. Columbia WASH av. COOKS and general HOUSE. WORKERS.

Call at 57 W. BIDDLE ST. Young Girl. for HOUSEWORK and to learn DRESSMAKING. 150 SCHROE DER STREET, near Franklin.

WANTED general white and House colored: Girls, Nurses wages 88 to $12. Apply at N. FREDERICK ST. general HOUSEWORK and common Washing. respectable Gerinan Girl, to do Apply at No.

9 SOUTH EXETER STREET. COOKS, small family, $12; several competent $10, and Girls for general work. 157 SARATOGA' ST. WASTER WAS and reliable IRON. die Apply at 188 Woman.

MUL- to BERRY STREET after one o'clock. WANTED HOUSEWORK in to a small COOK family. AND 432 DO LEXINGTON STREET. WANTED DIED a tidy Woman, Girl, to to COOK, NURSE: good WASH wages and girl. Apply, 9 to 5, at 271 EAST BIDDLE 11 WANTED children.

810: small family, Chambermaid, $10; general NURSE House Girls, Girls: also Colored Cooks. Apply at 106 WEST FAYETTE STREET. SALESLADIES. 76 LEXINGTON STREET. 129-3t bealthy Young Woman, as WETApply st 45 FRANKLIN today and Monday.

A good home for a suitable person.29-2t TANTED- Girls, to work with a Tailor on CUSPANTS. Apply at 383 SARATOGA STREET, near Fremont. A settled A White Woman, Apply, as with CHAM- references, between 9 and 11 o'clock A. M. at No.

147 NORTH CHARLES STREET. COLORED CHAMBERMAID, at 41 WEST EAGER ST. Must come well recommended. HELP WANTED--MALES. ANTED--A Colored WAITER, at 7 MARKET SPACE.

WANTED A Colored Boy, come to well DRIVE recommended. SINGLE Apply at 242 WEST LOMBARD STREET. WALKED CITY PAPER. Advertising Address SOLICITOR, FIRST Box 9, Sun oftice. WANTED A need apply.

J. CODD 261 South Caroline street. 331-2t ANTED- A TRIMMER, for Clothing Business. ROSENFELD Baltimore street and Market Space. 1t assist Housework.

Apply at 1070 -A Colored Man, 83 WAITER and to WEST BALTIMORE or Drovers and Mechanics' Bank. must Young be a good Man. penman capable of add correct KEEPING in Address, with references, B. Box 82, San office. WANTED Hardware House: ENTRY quick at CLERK figures in and best of references.

Address HARDWARE, Sun office. active Youth, meats 10 PROVISION STOKE: one can cat preferred. ApDOUGH AND reference, at NORTHWEST STREETS. CORNER MAKERS IMMEDIATELY good good wages SHOE- and steady work. Apply at 636 W.

BALTIMORE ST.It* ADD between 21 and intelligent 35, for MEN, United of States army. Apply st 218 WEST PRATT STREET, from 9 A. M. to 3 P.M. AGENTS, for our fast-selling MORROW sight.

Stationers, 116 Compensation North Gay street, goods: sell at liberal. pear Front. WALLS also LEAHNERS. TO Only those MAKE who OVER- wish to 90 work Camden for a street. living need apply.

E. WISE SONS, J26w, CATERER for the Germania Club Baltimore City: first-class references required. Apply, by letter, to FERDINAND HASSENCAMP. No. Hanover street, where further information can be obtained.

WANTED DISTRICT for AGENTS, the in every MARRIAGE Citv MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION," (incorporated and Box copyrighted:) good commissions. Address A. B. 800, Sun office. WANTED and reliable FOR MEN, INSURANCE TO SO.

IN ANCE THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURMaryland and COMPANY, Delaware. in Baltimore and throughout 81,000 required in every case. The above bond of A satisfactory company is purely mutual, and being the most States, economically managed company in the United furnishes Lite Insurance at the lowest possible cost or consistent with WALTER absolute person by letter, to S. A in General Agent. Maryland corner Postoffice avenue and Second Sia.

Wit DRESSER AN SALESMAN -For the AND FANCY WINDOW. GOODS BUSINESS. None except those thoroughly acquainted and weil recommended need apply. Reterence must accompany the application. Address A.

B. Box 67. Sun office. TRAUDS by ANTHONY COMSTOCK. Agents wanted, city and country: libaral terma.

Apply to J. HOWARD BROWN, PubAsher, 717 Saps9m street, Philadelphia. SITUATIONS WANTED. RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN wishes A. WORK, 45 Situation without 88 washing.

plain SO COOK Apply or 48 general UNION HOUSE- ST.1t* A mercantile GENTLEMAN experience: of good is open address to an and 11 ENGAGE- years' MENT: hotel preferred. Address W. B. C. No.

63 East Baltimore street. 331-m, QITUATION German Girl, Cham- 88 Cook or general Worker, with reference: bermaids, Nurses, small Girls: also Colored Cooks, Waiters. Apply at 106 WEST FAYETTE ST. WANTED a Baltimore young Wholesale Married Notion Man, a or POSI- Jobbing House: ten years' New York experience: best of references. Address C.

J. KEENAN, 44 East Fourth street, New York city. WANTED A years of SITUATION, age, quick BY at A figures GOOD and BOY. well disposed, with a little experience in business. Address at the Carrollton Hotel.

WANTS. WANE HARRISON STREET, ON COATS. stairs. Apply at WADERS 500 STEAMED Men, Women OYSTERS, and at the Children, Packing- to House of MOORE BRADY, foot Montgomery lowest price, TYPE, V. Sun office.

WANT OUTFIT. -A reord Address, with AMATEUR description PRINT- and WANDER TO TRUNK, in PURCHASE good -A order. cond Address, SAR- stating terms, SMITH, Box 2, Sun office. paying business. Address, with real name, H.

A PARTNER, with $10,000, in a good Box V. Sun oftice. WANTED CHARGE Gentleman. OF LIQUOR with small STORE. capital, Apply to at Sun office.

Special or capital, in general PARTNER, with 88,000 or $10,000 a house on Baltimore street, established 1868, and doing an excellent business. Address SPECIAL, Box 41, Sun office. gross of PATENT STOPPER BEER BOTTLES, (second-hand;) must be in good condition. Inquire at MARYLAND BREWERY, Holliday street. MERMAN INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 143 West Lombard street, under the supervision of the German Society of Maryland.

All persons desirous to employ German MECHANICS, LABORERS or SERVANTS will apply in person or by letter, post paid, to the Agent of the Society, H. F. WILLINGHOFF. who will gratuitously give all desired information. j31-tf WANTED TO SACQUE, 40 -A bust good, measurement.

extra-long Address J. J. Box 800, Sun office. first-class BUTTON-HOLE HAND WANTED Frock Coats: also a FINISHER. ISAAC JACOBS, No.

45 Low street. WANKERS, Mahogany FURNITURE, Also Brass Chairs, Fenders. ANDIRONS, HALL CLOCKS, OLD CUT GLASS, CASH, Box 28, Sun ottice. WANTED Call and address PAMPHLETS, SMITH'S large SECOND- and HAND BOOKSTORE, 222 North Howard one door above Madison st. Books Exchanged.

WAS of all or any portion Families of their wishing FURNI- to TURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, will receive highest prices. Address NEW YORK, Sun office. capital would be given an INTEREST in A Man of business experience and a Commission and Produce House on the wharf for the past 20 years. Address, with name, COMMISSION, Box 56, Sun office. WANTED WILL GENTLEMEN BE A GRAND TO KNOW OPENING THAT OF THE WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT, No.

14 North Wolfe street, on MONDAY, January $1, 1881. J. H. SIMPSON, Proprietor. WANTEDA PARTNER, with about $4,000 ready cash, to take half-interest with the advertiser, who has one of the finest locations in the city, with an established growing retail trade, which can be largely increased without any additional expense.

Rare chance for an acceptable person: references exchanged. Address, with real name, BOX 380, Sun office. wishing to dispose of all or part of their FURNITURE, CARPETS. FEATHER BEDS. will do well by addressing YOUNG AMERICA, Sun office.

Mt. WANTED Calvary Church, BUY- or would small trade HOUSE, other prop- near TO IF erty for one if suitable. Address Box Z. Sun oflice. TO SELLSTOCK.

FIXTURES AND TOOLS of a wellestablished TIN SHOP in the country: good reasons given for selling. Price $300. Apply in person, or address JNO. SCHWEMER, Laurel, Prince George's county, Md. WANTED-A PUG DOG, no fancy price; state lowest price, where to be seen.

Address QUEA, Sun office. BOARDING. DLEASANT ROOMS. furnished or unfurnished, with or without BOARD: terma moderate. Apply at 108 NORTH EUTAW STREET.

DLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD. No. 44 NORTH GAY STREET, next door to Odd-Fellows' Hall. 181-m, w.f N. HOWARD and Ladies 127 accommodated with good BOARD and home comforts.

Ladies taken very reasonably. j31-m. 175 GERMAN pleasant STREET, near back Greene ROOMS, Central, with BOARD, by a Virginia Lady. Terms made to suit. ARGE furnished ROOM.

first floor, with BOARD. 252 WEST FAYETTE STREET. ESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH BOARD, AT 54 ST. PAUL STREET. TOR BOARD, tor icely Mechanic furnished or Man and ROOMS, wife.

with 65 EAST BALTIMORE STREET. TABLE BOARDERS one pleasant ROOM on second door. 4 McCULLOH STREET. FRONT ROOMS, communicating, southern exposure. PRIVATE TABLE served.

No. 54 WEST MADISON STREET, corner of St. Paul. 38 MULBERRY -Double and single communicating ROOMS, second and third stories, with BOARD: references exchanged. Table Boarders accommodated.

SOUTH EUTAW Front and back ROOMS 46 Good BOARD 83 50 to 84. 92. SARATOGA Unfurnished second-story front Room; also Hall Room, with BOARD.28-4t* 280 also MADISON small one, AVENUE private large boarding. ROOMS, house, furnished or unfurnished. Terms reasonable.

BOARDING. 549 WEST FAYETTE ST. Third-story front ROOM, with BOARD; heat, gas and water. BOARD WANTED. a Gentleman, one or two ROOMS, centrally located, with Breakfast and Supper: Germans preferred.

Addrese Q. B. Sun office. Gentleman, Wife and Child, furnished or unfurnished room, where can be perfectly at home. (Answer today.) DISTRICT, Box Y.

Sun office. BOARD, in a good second family, or (northwestern section preferred.) thirdstory ROOMS, by a lady with three children. Rate not to exceed $40 per month. Address, giving location, Postoftice Box 100. WANTEDA ROOM, for Lady and Gentleman, with heat and gas: BOARD for Lady only: no questions asked.

Address W. Sun office. WANTED family, and for Man, Unfurnished Wife and ROOMS, Servant. State terms and location. Address Box Sun office.

ROOMS FOR RENT. A FURNISHED ROOM, SARATOGA for ST. Gentleman- FURNISHED ROOMS, at 145 NORTH CALVERT FOR housekeeping. KENT-Furnished 81 NORTH ROOMS, EXETER suitable ST. for light A with VERY two closets, DESIRABLE gas, heat.

third-story front Completely ROOM, Furnished. Suitable for two Gentlemen, or Gentleman and Wife. Also 8 nicely furnished HALL BEDROOM. Terms moderate: references required and given. 28 PLEASANT ST.

cor. of Courtland WANTED TO RENT. WANTED TO Baltimore street; nicely no Furnished questions. ROOM, Address S. Box Y.

Sun office. WANTED Baltimore, for Storing ROOM. on Fertilizers; or near also 3 an AGENT for the sale and shipment of same, who could combine this with other business. Property east of Light street preferred. Address FERTILIZER, Box 30, Sun office.

ANTED PARLOR BEDROOM: RENT--A quiet and handsomely-furnished where there are no boarders preferred, for which $5 per week will be paid. Address F. Box 328, Postoftice. WANTED TO RENT-On April 1, 8 HOUSE, north of Madison for small family, at about $800. Apply to TELFAIR MARRIOTT, 42 Lexington st.

WANTED TO RENTMIA A small, nicely FURNISHED HOUSE. with gas and bath: eastern section preferred. State terms and locality. W. N.

Sun office. MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN WANTED excellent Business order, $1,500 Property, for 5 central years at loca- 5 per property worth $5.000. Address Box Sun office. MONEY TO LOAN ON INSURANCE POLICIES. JOHN D.

McFARLAND, j11-1m 142 WEST BALTIMORE STREET. at the lowest 00 rates, TO on LOAN, short in any notice, sum either over city or country property. DAVID G. WEEMS, 28 St. Paul above Lexington st.

TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. GROUND RENTS WANTED AND FOR SALE. H. W. ROGERS, Charles and Lexington streets.

SUMS OF MONEY TO LOAN- On mortgage. Apply to CHAS. E. WILCOX. Attorney at Law, 123-4t 51 Lexington st.

RENTS WANTED-At to 5 per immediate purchasers. MONEY TO LEND, in sums to suit, at low rates. TINGES SARGEANT, 50 Lexington street. 11-1m NO LOAN, ON GOOD MARYLAND FARMS. 890,000, in sums to suit, at 6 per cent.

Ground Rents wanted. THOMAS HILL, Fayette and St. Paul streets. 115-1m AT OR 6 PER CENT. WILL LEND YOU SUM DESIRED, from $200 to $20,000, on city or country property, and low charges for mortgage.

Ground Rents wanted at 5, 6 and for immediste investment. SHEPARD G. MILLER, 19 Lexington street, near Calvert st. J29-1m TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT. $50.000 GROUND RENTS WANTED.

85,000 PIERRE C. DUGAN, 81,000 43 Lexington st. MONEY TO LOAN. $50.000 TO sums to suit, on feesimple property, at 5 per cent. GLENN d28-tMh27 12 St.

Paul street. $200,000 TO LOAN low on rates. Farms Farms, or City Mills Prop- and Country Seats for sale. Send for printed list. R.

W. TEMPLEMAN 37 Lexington street. ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES. of a superior quality, inserted by DR. TITCOMB.

Aiso Eyeglasses, Spectacles, Trusses, Braces, Supporters, Suspensory Bandages, for sale. 616 West Baltimore street. A competent Lady in attendance. ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, Appliances for DEFORMITIES, Crutches, Batteries, Elastic Stockings, Anklets.

KneeCaps, Syringes, Supporters, Abdominal Belts. The correct and skilltul application of Trusses to ruptare a specialty, retaining the most difficult with comfort and ease. Competent in attendance. CHAS. WILLMS 79 North Howard street.

PERSONAL. LADY THAT TOOK CARE OF THE FUR FROM THE BENCH AT MASONIC TEMPLE ON THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 20 WOULD BE KIND ENOUGH TO SEND OR BRING IT TO 48 BRUNE STREET, and oblige MRS. L. $5,000 FURNITURE. FURNITURE.

$5,000 GREATEST BARGAINS EVER HEARD OF. Having purchased a large line of well-made FURNITURE at the late Bankrupt Sale, I will offer for the next ten days the GREATEST INDUCEMENTS EVER HEARD OF. Call early at AARON BRAG'S POPULAR FURNITURE HOUSE, 131-6tp Nos. 489 and 491 West Baltimore st. ANJO sale at WILLIG'S, SUTRO'S and McCAFFREY'S MUSIC STORES.

BANJOS VIOLINS AND GUITARS MADE TO YOUR ORDER. Leave the order with Willig. Sutro or McCattrev. PROF. MAGEZ, 650 West Baltimore st.

Successful Teacher. N. Those that mean business invited to call. Curiosity seekers not at all. STEREOPTICON EXHIBITION.

FOR -A large and powerful OXY-HYDROGEN STEREOPTICON for Dissolving Views. with Apparatas, complete. Also about 200 VIEWS and DISSOLVING EFFECTS, nearly all new and of fine quality. Will be sold cheap. A bargain to any one wishing to go into the show business.

Address STEREOPTICON, Sun oflice. LADY WISHES TO FORM THE ACA LOAN OF A GENTLEMAN AS A FRIEND: one who would be willing to assist her. Address MISS JOSSIE, Box 97, Sun office. (DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE GREAT WORN SHOP.WORN SALE AT SLESINGER'S. SALE.

Ladies' French KID 70 SHOP Worth $3. WORN Ladies' Kid French Heel 49 SALE. Worth $2 65. SHOP Ladies' Pebble F1 89 WORN At SLESINGER'S, 39 N. Eutaw st.

SALE. 16tp At SLESINGER'S, 39 N. Eutaw st. purchasing CROCKERY, GLASS or TINWARE, NOTIONS, TOYS or "FIVE-CENT GOODS," call at original WEST BALTIMORE FIVE-CENT STORE, 803 West Baltimore street, west of Carrollton avenue. Orders by mail receive prompt attention.

Dealers supplied. ADAMS CO. REGULATOR WILL PERMAO NENTLY CURE MORE CASES OF CONSTIPATION than any remedy known. It is not a purge. For sale by COLEMAN ROGERS, 176 West Baltimore street.

LARGE VARIETY OF PARLOR AND CHAMA BER FURNITURE, 'CARPETS, STOVES. cheap for cash or on installment, at the Old Town Furniture House. ISAAC BENESCH, 285 N. Gay st LOST AND FOUND. OST -While on the cars or in the street.

going from Boundary avenue to Broadway, last Wednesday, a pair of GOLD SPECTACLES. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving them with T. F. COOK, 5 Exchange Place. $1 1 Leather POCKET-BOOK, Thursday, with January rubber 28, band; Ked contents newspaper contracts and private papers only of use to owner.

Please leave it at BACON'S CIGAR STORE, 94 West Baltimore street. Lost. Tuesday, a liberal Gold reward EARRING, if left at with The Stone Sun office. GOLD attached, NECKLACE, bean with Gold in Pencil and Bean (letter on broken,) going from Pearl and Fayette, Mulberry, Fremont, Edmondson avenue to Carey street. Finder will be rewarded by calling at No.

17 PEARL STREET. -Friday, Jan. 28, from No. 155 SEA MOSHER STREET, CANARY BIRD. A liberal reward given if returned.

on Saturday a young Black, White and Blue Mottled SETTER DUG. Had on leather collar. Return to 83 SARATOGA STREET. 85 on Saturday, two A DOGS, one a large Newfoundland Black Bitch, with white breast and two white feet, white spots on face, answers to the name of Fan; the other a Scotch Terrier, long dark hair, sandy colored face. and answers to the name of Jack.

Above reward of returned to No. 259 EAST LOMBARD STREET. FOR SALE. SALE-17 ADJOINING IRREDEEMABLE GROUND RENTS, located in the best portion of the northwestern section: 2 of $90, 8 of $87, 2 of 882 50, and 5 of $72 each. The whole aggregating $1,400 per annum, payable half yearly on the 1st of January and July.

These rents are all well-secured. and present 8 rare opportunity for permanent Investment. Address J. S. ROSENTHAL, Attorney, 51 Lexington street, near Charles.

SALE Wholesale and Retail GROE CERY, DOW doing a good city and country trade. Apply at Sun office. FOR SALE at a bargain--To Cutters-Stock, Fixtures and Good-will of a first-class MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. 288 HANOVER STREET. SALE -DESIRABLE DWELLING, 178 Arlington avenue, between Lanvale and Harlem: first-class condition, all modern conveniences.

Apply on premises or address P. O. BOX 480, city. FOR SALE- -A four-room HOUSE, convenient IF to Baltimore street and Fulton and Pennsylvania Avenue Baltimore and Potomac railroad. Apply at 194 DRUID HILL AVE.

FOR -A complete FERTILIZER WORKS, in Baltimore city, near rail and water, supplied with all the necessary machinery for the manipulation of fertilizers, for sale cheap. Address P. O. BOX 542. FOR SALE.

AF A small amount of cash will buy Stock, Fixtures and Good- will of GROCERY and TEA STORE No. 99 Hanover street. A bargain can be had by calling on JAS. N. ANDERSON, Assignee of J.

R. Shipley, 286 West Pratt street. WISHING TO RETIRE FROM THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, I desire to sell my RESIDENCE, Price moderate. Easy terme. A practice worth at this time several thousand dollars tree.

Address POSTOFFICE BOX 131, West End, Westminster, Md. FOR SALE A GREAT am inF structed to sell the following PROPERTY at less than one-third its original cost: No. 37 Charlesstreet avenue: No. 399 Lanvale: No. 161 St.

Paul: No. 28 Josephine: Nos. 871, 378, 375, 377, 388 and 390 Townsend: Nos. 210, 212, 214 and 216 Fulton avenue: No. 252 Gilmor: Nos.

129, 151 and $46 North Stricker: Nos. 34 and South Eutaw: No. 68 Edmondson avenue: No. 565 Harford avenue: two on Chester, near Federal; No. 270 Saratoga; No.

44 Whatcoat. H. N. BANKARD, No. 5 St.

Paul street. VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE. 'The valuable LOT AND IMPROVEMENTS on the northwest corner of Charles and Townsend streets, the first street south of North boundary, fronting 62 feet on Charles street by 160 feet, to an alley. The House 1s of brick, three stories high, with garret rooms, and is 22 by 82 feet, well lighted, and very comtortable, having been built in the best manner by the former owner for his own use. There is also a Stable and Carriage-House in the rear, 25 by 25 feet.

Included in the above is a side Lot fronting on Charles etreet 40 feet and 160 teet on Townsend street, which is planted with beautiful shrubbery and flowers. For further particulars epply to 5. F. ABELL, second floor Sun Iron Building. tfr FOR of small GROUND RENTS, cheap.

A. COLBERT, 42 St. Paul street. SALE per A first-class Address GROUND RENT Box OF 866, cent. OWNER, 800, Sun office.

j29-2t' FOR SALE OR RENT. FOR SALE OR RENT-Stock and Fixtures EN of GOODS STORE. Inquire on the premises, No. 77 NORTH HOWARD STREET, near Clay. FOR RENT.

DEF Baltimore street, SEE $12. small Call at rooms, 692 562 WEST West BALTIMORE STREET. Also small FARM. FOR RENT-Desirable STORE, with two Rooms on same floor, at 44 North Gay street. Apply to CHAS.

CASPARI, Fremont and Baltimore streets. FOR RENT-109 WEST CHASE STREET, IF between Charles and Cathedral: in very good order: convenient to market, cars, PIEERE C. DUGAN, 43 Lexington street. street, between RENT-STABLE, Charles and rear St. of 43 Paul: good Lexington for Carpenter Shop.

PIERRE C. DUGAN, 48 Lexington street. EN A FURNISHED DWELLING FOR RENT-By the year, in northern section of the citv, complete in all its appointments; rent to a satisfactory tenant $700: possession given immediately. GEORGE GUEST SON, No. 48 St.

Paul street. 131-3t FOR RENTA WAREHOUSE 321 AND 323 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, between Liberty and Howard streets, south side. Apply southeast corner BALTIMORE and EUTAW STS. j19-tfr DO and Liquor STORE, with Grocery, Fixtures Feed. and Stable.

Inquire within, 55 Greenmount ave. RENT-A desirable DWELLING, 350 IF North Stricker street, north of Patterson ave. Apply at 239 FRANKLIN ST. Rent low. STORE and WAREIF ROOMS, 12 W.

BALTIMORE suitable for light manufacturing business. Apply on the premises. FOR RENT -STORE and DWELLING No. 5 AVENUE. near Franklin and STABLE on Orchard near Tessier.

-A first-class STORE, No. 147 West Baltimore street. Apply T. S. RHETT, No.

1 South Calvert street. wtApl FOR RENT LOW -Old-established Grocery and Liquor STORE, 20 years by one party, with gas and all fixtures. 7 Belair Market. CIGAR STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE: excellent stand. Inquire at NORTH HOWARD STREET, one door from Fayette street.

EN Seventh fine street, STORE, one Washington of the best STANDS For particulars apply to N. ROHR, 249 West Baltimore street. FOR -That large HOUSE No. 35 North Calvert none but good tenants need apply. JAMES McNEAL, 53 Lexington street.

FOR RENT very desirable HOUSE, No. MEN 541 West Fayette street, three-story front and back, recently papered and painted, and in good order. Address W. H. H.

YOUNG, 97 W.Lombard st. RENTIF WAREHOUSE, No. 68 South Calvert street: price $700. Apply to ISAAC BROOKS, 42 Lexington street. RENT -WAREHOUSES, Nos.

51 South IF Charles street and 116 West Lombard street. Apply to E. J. D. CROSS, Johnson Building, Monument Square.

FOR RENTI THREE UPPER FLOORS of the first-class Warehouse No. 53 Sharp street. Apply to HENRY S. KING SON, 53 Sharp street. RENT92 CALHOUN STREET, 20 feet front, three stories, $30 per month.

month. JOHN GLENN 387 GILMOR STREET, corner Lorman, $25 per j29-10t 12 St. Paul street. 180 feet, FACTORY three stories, BUILDING, with steam FOR RENT, engine, 40 shaft- by ing, steam beating, elevators, also other Rooms, with steam power. Carriage and Dray HORSES and Spring DRAYS for sale.

H. MAGNE, 317-m, 408 West Pratt street. the FOR RENT-Some of the finest OFFICES in IF city, with all modern conveniences, including the MORSE latest improved steam-heating apparatus in site United States BUILDING, Court-House. Fayette street, oppoInquire at The Sun office. tfr FOR conveniences, RENT -Nicely in heated the offices, EXCHANGE with elevator BUILDLa ING, WYMAN, corner of Hanover and German streets.

Apply BYRD CO. 115-180 HIGGINS, COBB CO, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, ON TUESDAY MORNING NEXT, FEBRUARY 1, 1881, AT OUR STORE, NO. 28 HANOVER STREET, Commencing at 10 o'clock, LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE BOOTS AND SHOES, Consisting of FULL LINES OF EVERY KIND OF BOOTS AND SHOES. ALL PRIME GOODS. IN REGULAR AND EXTRA SIZES, Consisting of Men's, Farmers' and Miners' KIP BOOTS, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' KIP BOOTS, MEN'S PRIME CUSTOM CALF BOOTS, BOYS' YOUTHS' EXTENSION-EDGE DRESS BOOTS.

NEWARK-MADE GOODS. MEN'S SCOTCH CONGRESS, IMPERIALS, CALF AND BUFF. ALEXIS ENGLISH TIES. Men's Heavy N. K.

BALS. Boys' and Youths' BALS. Men's JERSEY TIES, ALASKAS, PLOW SHOES and BROGANS, FINE BUTTON BOOTS. Men's VELVET TIES, Mosquette, Maroon and Embroidered TIES. LADIES' FINE WORK, In Button, Polish and Side-Lace, in Goat, Grain, Kid.

Morocco, Glove Calf, Glove Kid, Plain and Fox Serge, Button, Polish and Anklets. Full lines of Misses' and Children's PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS. ALSO, FULL LINES EXTRA FINE LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S NEW YORK-MADE GOODS, suitable for best retail sales. HIGGINS, COBB 131-2t Auctioneers. BY WM.

SEEMULLER. SPECIAL SALE SECOND-HAND CLOTHING. The entire stock of a dealer leaving the city, removed to my store for convenience of sale. Will be sold on Second Floor of my new Auction Rooms, No. 11 SOUTH CHARLES STREET, corner of German.

on THIS MORNING, January 31, 1831, at 10 o'clock. Ladies', Misses' and Children's DRESSES, CLOAKS, ETC. Men's and Boys COATS, VESTS, PANTS, UNDERCLOTHING, ETC. WM. SEEMULLER, j28-3t Auctioneer.

PUBLIC SALE OF DEF VALUABLE PROPERTY NO. 143 NORTH EXETER STREET. By authority of the owner, I will sell on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, February 1, 1881, at half-past three o'clock, on the premises, No. 143 NORTH EXETER STREET. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS beginning for the same on the east side of Exeter street 38 feet 9 inches northerly from the northeast corner of Gay and Exeter streets, fronting 28 feet 6 inches on Exeter street, with an even depth of 92 feet, and subject to an annual ground rent of one cent.

Improvements a substantial threestory BRICK DWELLING, two-story Brick Back Building and one-story Frame Summer Kitchen, with Bath-Room, Stoves, Gas Chandeliers and other improvements. The property is in excellent repair, and the front and back buildings are under tin roof. Taxes, paid to day of sale. House can be seen at any time previous to Terms easy, and announced at sale. WM.

SEEMULLER. Auctioneer. FORTY FIRST TRADE SALE OF CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1881, COMMENCING AT 10 A. M. WILL SELL AS ABOVE, ON THIRD FLOOR OF NEW AUCTION ROOMS.

11 SOUTH CHARLES STREET, CORNER OF GERMAN, 45 CRATES GRANITE AND AND C. HADS. C. WARE, CHINA, assorted WHITE and in open lots to suit the trade. I name in part: Tureens, Plates, Meat Dishes, Casseroles, Covered Dishes, Scollops, Patent Chambers, Jugs, Tea Pots, Cuspidores, Soaps, Handled anti Unhandled Teas, Covered Butters, Bakers, Ewers and Basing, Patent Syrup Jugs, Gravy Boats, Individual Creams, 100 DOZEN BRIDGEWOOD CHINA PLATES, 6-INCH.

50 GROSS TEA SPOONS. SILVER STEEL. 40 BARRELS GLASSWARE, LAMPS, ETC. Terms of sale cash. WM.

SEEMULLER, j28-ts Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE AMA OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. DWELLING NO. 185 BARRE STREET, WITH STABLE, ETC. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned, as Trustee, will sell at public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY.

February 3, 1881, at 4 o'clock P. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in Baltimore city, described as follows, viz: Beginning for the same on the line of the northernmost side of Barre street at the distance of thirty feet four inches southwesterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the northernmost side of Barre street and the westernmost side of Warner street, and running thence southwesterly, bounding on Barre street, fourteen feet four inches: thence northwesterly, parallel with Warner street, one hundred and twenty feet to Homespun alley; thence northeasterly, bounding on Homespun alley, with the use thereof in common. fourteen feet four inches; thence southeasterly, by a straight line, one hundred and twenty feet to the place of beginning. Subject to an annual ground rent of $5733. Improved by a three-story BRICK DWELLING and two-story double Beck Building; also two-story BRICK STABLE in the rear.

Terms of Sale: One of the purchase money cash, the balance in six and twelve months after sale. with interest and approved security; or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $50 will be required at the time of sale, EDWIN HIGGINS, Trustee, 34 North Calvert street. WM. SEEMULLER, 112,15,18,22,23,29,31 Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES'S SALE IF OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY ON WHATCOAT STREET, NOS. 4, 6, 10 AND 12. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, the undersigned, as Trustee, will offer for sale at public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of February, 1881, at o'clock P. ALL THOSE FOUR LOTS OF GROUND lying on the west side of Whatcoat street, and beginning for the first of said lots feet, for the second feet, for the third feet, and for the fourth 285 feet 44-5 inches north from the northeast corner of Cook and Whatcoat streets, said first and second lots fronting each on Whatcoat street 14 feet, and running back, with even width for depth, 57 feet to an alley 5 feet wide. (to be kept open for common use,) and said third and fourth lots fronting each on Whatcoat street 13 feet 10 4-5 inches, and running back, with even width for depth, 57 feet to the aforesaid alley, 5 feet wide, to be kept open for common use.

Each lot is improved by a two-story BRICK HOUSE, with two-story Brick Back Building, (numbered respectively 4, 6, 10 and 12,) and each is subject to annual rent of $42. Terms of Sale: One-third of purchase money cash, balance in two equal installments of six and twelve months: or all cash, 28 purchaser may elect; credit payments to bear interest from day of sale, and to be secured by the notes of the purchaser, indorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee. A cash deposit of $50 on each lot required at the sale. WILLIAM G. SYKES, Trustee.

I. THOMAS JONES, Solicitor, 32 St. Paul street. WM. SEEMULLER, 328,31, Auctioneer.

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S. ABELL Publishers, SUN IRON BUILDING, ds0-tr Baltimore, Md. On THIS (MONDAY) MORNING, the 81st instant, at 12 o'clock, at our Warehouse, No. 44 SOUTI CHARLES STREET, we will sell, viz: BOXES MESSINA ORANGES. 500 Just landed.

BAML. J. SOPEE It Auctioneers. FURNITURE, AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY MORNING NEXT, February 1, at 10 o'clock, at Store, No.

44 SOUTH CHARLES STREET, we will sell a stock of FURNITURE, viz: Walnut Marble-Top Chamber Suite, with French Plate Mirror: Cottage Suits, Dressing Bureaus, Walnut Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses, Cane Chairs, Extension Tables, Marble-Top Tables, Library Tables, Lounges, Office Desks and Tables, Carpets, Blankets, Also, fifteen PARLOR SUITS, in Silk coverings, Walnut and Ebony frames; Chandeliers, Also, an invoice of GLASS and CHINAWARE, SAML. J. SOPER j31-ts Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD THREE-STORY HOUSE AND SALOON, KNOWN AS NO. 216 NORTH GAY STREET, TOGETHER WITH THE BAR FURNITURE AND FIXTURES.

The undersigned, permanent Trustee of John Sommerfeld. an insolvent debtor, by virtue of a standing order of the Court of Common Pleas sitting in insolvency, will offer for sale, by public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, February 10, 1881, at 4 o'clock P. all the following described LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS, viZ: Beginning for same at a point on the line of the northwesternmost side of Gay street, distant 80 feet and about 5 inches southwestwardly from the southernmost corner of lot heretofore let by Lloyd W. Rogers to Jesse D. Murphy, by lease dated November 18, 1854; thence running and binding on said line of Gay street northeasterly to said corner of said lot leased to Murphy: thence northwestwardly by and with the southwesternmost side of said iot 69 feet, more or legs, to the end thereof: thence by a line drawn southwestwardly to intersect a line drawn from the beginning at right angles to said line of Gay street, northwestwardly 69 feet, more or less, to the line of the southeasternmost side of the lot of ground conveyed by Nicholas Rogers and wife to Abigall McMahon by lease dated 22d June, 1798; thence from said point of intersection, and reversing said line so 38 aforesaid drawn, from the place of beginning southeastwardly 69 feet, more or less.

to the place of beginning. The improvements consist of a well-built three-story BRICK BUILDING, with a double Back Building and Brick Stable, used as a Lager Beer Saloon and Dwelling House, and are subjeet to a ground rent of $365. And at the same time I will sell the BAR-ROOM FURNITURE and FIXTURES upon said premises and belonging to said insolvent. Terms as to house and saloon: One-third cash, balance on a credit of six and twelve months, or all cash. at the option of the purchaser; the credit payments to bear interest from day of sale and to be soured to the satisfaction of the Trustee.

A deposit required at sale. Terms as to bar furniture and fixtures, cash. LEWIS H. ROBINSON, Permanent Trustee of John Sommerfeld. SAML.

J. SOPER j18.19-w,8& F10 Auctioneers. UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE JOHN M. MCCLINTOCK. U.S.

MARSHAL. U.S. MARSHAL'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale issued by the District Court of the United States for the District of Maryland, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That I will sell at public auction, for cash, on MONDAY, the 31st day of January at 12 o'clock at Canton Sugar Refinery's wharf, foot of Chester street, Baltimore city, the SCHOONER ANN, Her BOATS, TACKLE, APPAREL and FURNITURE, as she now lies at the wharf. JOHN M.

McCLINTOCK, 125,27,28.29,31 U.S. Marshal. LIPPINCOTT, SON Auctioneers. 240 MARKET STREET. PHILADELPHIA.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1881, GRAND OPENING AND PEREMPTORY TRADE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. Most extensive sale held in this city for years. See circular for general description. j28-St BY THOMAS E. PARLETT.

BALTIMORE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAR. NOS. 63, 65 AND 67 NORTH CALVERT Opposite City Spring. Auction Sales every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock precisely, of HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, BUGGIES, HARNESS, HALTERS, BRIDLES, SADDLES, BLANKETS, ETC. Large stock of HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, of every descrintion, with Harness, Lap Blankets, constantly on hand and at private sale at very lowest market prices.

TROS. E. PARLETT, fe10-tt Auctioneer and Commission Merchant. BY JOSEPH FRIEDBERGER. BY JOSEPH FRIEDBERGER, GENERAL WAYNE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAR CORNER BALTIMORE AND PACA STREETS.

DAY and SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock A. of AUCTION SALES EVERY TUESDAY, THURSHORSES. MULES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, JAGGERS, TOP AND NO TOP BUGGIES, HARNESS, BLANKETS, HALTERS, ETC. Always on hand, large assortment of HORSES and MULES, and 8 large collection New and Second-hand WAGONS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HARNESS, st private sale, at prices to suit. JOSEPH FRIEDBERGER, Auctioneer, GENERAL WAYNE BAZAR corner Baltimore and Paca streets.

STEAMSHIP LINES. FOR BOSTON, VIA NORFOLA. Steamship JOHNS HOPKINS, Capt. J. C.

Parker, MONDAY. January 31, at 3 P. M. Fare to Boston, including meals and state-room berth, second-class $7. For freight or passage apply to A.

L. AUGGINS, Agent, je29-tfr Boston wharf, Foot Long Dock. FOR PROVIDENCE VIA NORFOLK. Steamship WYOMING, Cant. Jacob Teal, TUESDAY, February 1, at 1 P.

M. A. L. HUGGINS, Agent, tfr Boston wharf, foot of Long Dock. FOR SAVANNAH, GA.

Steamship SARAGOSSA, Captain T. A. Hooper, TUESDAY, February 1. at 12 M. Through rates of Freight and Passage Tickets to all points South.

A. L. HUGGINS, Boston and Savannah Pier. Long Dock. THOMAS W.

GOUGH, Agent, C. N. N. of 3 German street. JAMES B.

ANDREWS, Agent, 01-tfr F. and W. R. 33 German street. AND LIVERPOOL HOOPER'S LINE OF The STEAMERS Iron Steam- FOR ship CAROLINA, Riestra, master, will sail about JAN.

22. For freight or passage apply to J. HOOPER Agents, Commercial Buildings, Gay and Lombard sta PASSAGE TICKETS TO AND FROM White Star, Inman, Anchor and Allan Lines, also Drafts, one pound and upwards, furnished by MATTHEW HOBSON, 87 Second street, Baltimore. Parcels and Samples forwarded and received. ALLAN LINE- STEAM BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT HALIFAX MACH WAY.

The splendid Screw Steamers of the above line will run as follows: Tone. From Baltimore. BUENOS 4,100 about Feb. 10. CANADIAN.

..3.000 about Feb. 24. For Liverpool, direct. And thereafter from Baltimore every Fortnighu. Cabin to Liverpool $75: Intermediate $40.

Steerage to or from Liverpool, Glasgou, Queenstown, Bristol. Cardiff, at lowest rates. A. SCHUMACHER General Agents, m16-tf No. 5 South Gay street, Baltimore.

JAr NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. STEAM BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND BREMEN. The Screw Steamers of the North German Lloyd, of 3,200 tons and 700-horse power, run regularly between BALTIMORE I and BREMEN, as follows: From Bremen. From Baltimore. Dec.

16 Jan. daybreak 5. Jan. 27. 9 A.

M. Jan. 19. Feb. 10.2 P.M.

Feb. 2. Feb. 24, 2 M. And thereafter from BREMEN every alternate WEDNESDAY: from BALTIMORE every alternate THURSDAY, at 2 P.

M. For freight or passage apply to A. SCHUMACHER jy30-tf No. 5 South Gay street. A1 CUNARD LIVERPOOL LINE.

AND NEW QUEENSTUWN. YORK TO Jan. 26. BOTHNIA, Feb. 16 Feb.

Feb 23 PARTHIA, Feb. 9. Mar. 2 Cabin Passage $60, 880 and $100, according to accommodation. Return tickets on favorable terms.

Steerage tickets at very low rates. Drafts on England and Ireland, in sums to suit. VERNON H. BROWN Agents, New York. A.

D. KEENER, Agent, Adams Express Office, mh14-ly 205 Baltimore street. FOR NEW YORK DIRECT. MERCHANTS AND MINERS' TRANSPORTATION COMPANY'S OUTSIDE LINE. The steamship KNICKERBOCKER, Capt.

F. Kemble, will sail from of Spear's wharf, on TUESDAY, February 1, at 5 P.M. Freight received dally foot of Spear's whart. Lowest rates guaranteed. Rates of Passage: First-class $5, including Meals and State-Koom Berth.

Steerage meals, if desired, 25 cents each extra. Steamers leave Pier 14 North River, New York, for Baltimore, every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturda7. at 5 P. M.

A. L. HUGGINS, Agent, Spear's wharf, or foot of Long Dock, Baltimore. GEORGE N. GLOVER.

Agent, m1-tf Pier 14 North River, New York. JOHNSTON'S LINE. FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT ROSSMORE, 3,500 tons. February. ST.

COLUMBA, 3,500 February. FOR BELFAST AND BARROW. LASCELLES, 3,000 February. FOR ANTWERP DIRECT. STANMORE, 3,000 tons.

10th February. For freight and all particulars, apply to PATTERSON, RAMSAY 128-t D27 56 South Gay street. CHEAPEST PASSAGE TO LIVERPOOL OR LONDON STEERAGE $26, CABIN $5010 $70-by the NATIONAL LINE'S full-powered Steamships. Passengers booked to and from Baltimore by W. Agent, 1 Holliday street, German Bank Building.

a29-12m STEAMBOAT LINES. REDUCED RATES TO OLD POINT AND NORFOLK, VIA THE BAY LINE. To $3 50 Steamers leave Union Dock at 6.30 P. M. Steamers leave Canton wharf at 8.30 P.

M. Connecting closely with the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad. Through tickets to all points South. WM. H.

FITZGERALD, Agent, E. BROWN, G. T.A. TICKET OFFICE. m28-tf 157 West Baltimore street.

Passengers are advised WEST to inquire BALTIMORE daily at COMPANY'S OFFICE, 157 ST. W. H. FITZGERALD, Agent. j13-tt E.

BROWN, G. T. A. WEENS LINE STEAMERS TO PATUXENT AND RAPPAHANNOCK RIVERS. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, January 21, Steamers will ran as follows: MARY WASHINGTON wiN leave Pier 8, Light street, every FRIDAY MORNING, at 6 6.30, for Fair Haven, Plum Point, Governor's Run and all landings on the Patuxent river except Abell's and Planter's. Returning, will leave Bristol on MONDAY MORNING, and Trent Hall TUESDAY MORNING, at 6 o'clock, for Baltimore. Freight received on THURSDAY. Steamer THEODORE WEEMS will leave Pier 9 every FRIDAY EVENING, at 4.50, for Fredericksburg and landings on the Rappahannock. Returning, will leave Fredericksburg, at 4 P.

on MONDAY, and Leedstown, at 5 A. on TUESDAY, for Baltimore. Freight received on THURSDAYS and' FRIDAYS till 8.80 P. M. HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.

S. H. FORBES, Superintendent- 112-tt MENT. NORTHERN CENRTAL RAILWAY. TAKING EFFECT NOVEMBER 1850.

Trains leave Baltimore, city time, as follows: Mail Train daily, except Sunday, 7.80 Chicago and Cincinnati daily, West. 9.15 A.M. M. Niagara Express daily, except 9.15 A.M. Fast Line, daily, 12.05 P.

M. Lock Haven and Watkins Express, except Sunday. 12.05 P. M. Pittsburg Express daily, except P.M.

Cincinnati Expreas daily. 10.45 P. M. Erle Mail and Buffalo Express, except 10.45 P. M.

Parkton Accommodation 3.30, 5.80 P. M. daily, except co*ckeysville Accommodation 9.30, 11.30 A. and 2.30, 4.80, 8, 10 and 11.30 P. M.

On Sunday, 1.30 and 10 P.M. For Hanover and Gettysburg, 7.30 A. M. For Cumberland Valley Railroad, 7.36, 9.15 A. M.

and 12.05 P. M. For Green Spring Branch, 6.30 A.M., 3 and 4.30 P. M. Trains arrive from the West, 7.85 A.

M. and 6.90 P. M. daily: 6.15 P. 7.85 M.

except Sunday and Monday. From the North, A. daily, except Monday: 6.15 and 6.30 P.M., except Sunday. For Tickets to all points East, North and West, spply at Calvert Station, at northeast corner Baltimore and Calvert streets, and at Charles-Street Station. Baggage called for and checked at hotels and residences on orders left at Office, northeast corner Baitimore and Calvert streets.

BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. FROM CALVERT STATION. TAKING EFFECT JANUARY 3. 1881. For Washington, 7 A.

3.05 and 8,25 P. M. daity, except 5.15 Sunday, 6.15 and 4.35, 7.20 and 9.80 and 11.10 A. M. and P.

M. daily. For Pope's Creek Line, 7.00 A. M. and 4.10 P.

M. daily, Sunday. For Annapolis, 7.00 A. M. and 5.15 P.

M. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday 5.15 P. M. For Richmond and the South at 4.35 and 9.30 A.M.

daily, and 3.05 P. M. daily, except Sunday. For the South, via Virginia Midland Railroad, at 4.85 A. M.

daily, 8.25 P. except Sunday. On Sunday at 6.15 P.M. For White Sulphur and C. and 0.

R. R. at 4.35 A. M. and 8.25 P.

except Sunday. On Sunday at 6.15 P. M. For Norfolk via Washington and Norfolk steamers on Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays. FROM CHARLES STREET STATION.

For Philadelphia, 9.25 A. 12.05 P. M. daily, except Sunday, and 3,55, 7.15 and 11.85 P. M.

daily, For New York, 9.25 A. 12.05 P. M. daily, except Sunday: 8.55 and 11.85 P. M.

daily. Limited Express for New York daily, except Sunday, 10.50 A. M. For Washington 2,55 P. daily except Sunday.

For Brooklyn, City N. with all boats through of trains connect AS Jersey "Brooklyn Annex." affording direct transter to Fulton street, avoiding double ferriage and journey across New York city. FROM PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE STATION. For Washington, 7.10, 7.85, 9.40 and 11.20 A. 8.30, 5.25 and 6.30 P.

M. On Sunday at 7.35, 9.40 and 11.20 A. 5.25 and 6.50 P. M. For Annapolis, 7.10 A.

5.25 P. M. daily, except Sundav. On Sunday 5.25 P. M.

LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE. At 6.40, 8.00, 9.30 and 10.30 A. 2.30, 4.20. 4.40. 5.44, 9.30 and 10.00 P.

M. On Sundays at 2.30, 5.40, 9.30 and 10.00 P. M. L. P.

FARMER. General Passenger Agent. FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. n9-tr SHENANDOAH VALLEY R. R.

SHORT LINE TO THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY IRON FIELDS, AND THE CELEBRATED CAVERNS OF LURAY. CONNECTING AT HAGERSTOWN WITH CUMBERLAND VALLEY AND WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROADS, AND AT SHENANDOAH JUNCTION WITH BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, FOR ALL POINTS BETWEEN HAGERSTOWN, AND MILFORD, VA. Also, between ANDOAH IRON WORKS and Waynesboro', (the junction with the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO R. COMMENCING DECEMBER 20, For connection at Hagerstown, via Western Slaryland Railroad, take train leaving Baltimore at 8.33 A. and for connection at Shenandoah Junction.

via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, take train leaving Baltimore at 9.30 A. M. and Washington at 10.40 A. for all points on Shenandoah Valley Railroad. A GOOD STAGE RUNS DALLY between Milford, and Luray, leaving Milford upon arrival of trains leaving Baltimore at 9.30 A.M..

and Washington at 10.40 A. and leaving Luray in time to con. nect at Shenandoah Junction with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad trains arriving at Washington at 9.43 P.M., Baltimore at 11.05 P. M. CHAS.

P. HATCH, General Passenger Agent, Hagerstown, Md. JOSEPH H. SANDS, Superintendent, Hagerstown, Md. W.

MACDOWELL, General Agent, 35 South Third street, Philadelphia. n9-tt A EL BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON. DOUBLE TRACK: JANNEY COUPLER: STEEL RAILS! SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1883. A.

M. I LEAVE CAMDEN-STREET STATION. 12.40 5.00 Washington Cincinnati and St. Louis (VA. Rep.

and Way Stations LAND. Southwest, Richmond, via Quantico.) 6.30 Ellicott City and Way Stations. 6.45 Washington and Way Stations. 7.20 STAUNTON. VALLEY AND ANNAPOLIS Stations on Metropolitan Branch.

7.50 Strasburg, Winchester, Hagerstown, Frederick and Way Stations, via Main Stem. (On Sunday to Ellicott City only.) 8.50 Washington and Way Stations. (Annapolis on Sunday.) 9.30 CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, WASHINGTON COLUMBUS AND CHICAGO, Richmond and the South via Quantico.) 10.30 WASHINGTON EXPRESS. P.

M. 12.15 Washington, Annapolis and Way. 1.30 Sunday only, for Washington and Way. 1.80 Ellicott City and Way Stations. 3.00 Washington and Way Stations.

Richmond, via Quantico, except Sunday. 4.00 WASHINGTON EXPRESS. 4.20 Winchester, Hagerstown, Frederick and Way. 5.00 Washington, Annapolis and Way. 5.20 and Way Stations.

6.20 Martinsburg and Way Stations. 6.30 Washington and Way Stations. 7.30 CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS AND WASHINGTON EXPRESS.

(VA. MIDLAND, LYNCHBURG, DANVILLE South and Southwest. tOn Sunday only, for Mt. Airy and Way. 11.15 Mt.

Airy and Way Stations. Leave for Metropoutan Brunch 7.00 A. 11.30 and 3.00 P.M.: for Rockville 19.30 A. 17.80 P.M. All trains stop at Relay.

LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE: 5.00. 16.40, 6.50, 19.00, 10.00 A. 12.10, 12.05, 12.35, 3.30, 4.30. 14.40, 15.45, 16.45, 7.30, 9.45, 110 P. M.

only. Other trains dally. except Sunday. Baggage called for and checked at hotels and regidences on ordera left at Oftice, 149 West Baltimore street, corner Calvert GO WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD. Commencing SUNDAY, October 24, 1890, leaving Hillen Station daily (except Sunday) for Williamsport, 4.30 Hagerstown, P.

M. Waynesboro, and Emmittsburg 8.30 A. For Gettysburg, Hanover and points on H. and G. I.

(through cars,) 8.80 A. M. and 4.30 P.M. For Frederick 8.30 A. M.

and 4.30 P.M.. (through cars. For Union Bridge 8.30 A.M.. 4.30 and 6.25 P.M. Westminster 9.50 A.

M. Reinterstown 2.00 P. M. Trains arrive Hillen 8.20 and 10.85 A. M.

and 1.35, 4.25 and 6.40 P.M. On SUNDAY leave Hillen for Union Bridge 9 A. 2.00 P. M. Arrive Hillen 8.50 A.

6.40 P. M. All Trains stop at intermediate Stations, and Charles street, Pennsylvania avenue and Fulton. Ticket and Baggage SORTIES northeast corner or BALTIMORE AND STREETS. J.

M. HOOD, General Manager. B. H. GRISWOLD, Gen.

Ticket Agent. 028-tr PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE ROAD. COMMENCING SUNDAY, JAN. 2, 1881. Passenger trans will leave Baltimore daily, (except Sunday,) A9 follows: STARTING FROM PRESIDENT-ST.

STATION: 7.25 A. Mail for Philadelphia and Way Stations. Connecting at Philadelphia with 11.00 A. M. train for New York.

9.10 A. for Philadelphia and New York. 11.55 A. connecting at Philadelphia with 3.00 P. M.

train for New York, arriving 5.15 P. M. 2.00 P. Deposit and Intermediate Stations. 2.25 P.

Train for Philadelphia, arriving at 9.15 P. M. Fare $2. 3.45 P.M.- New York and Philadelphia, Sleeping Car through to Boston without change. 5.00 P.

Deposit and Intermediate Stations. 7.05 N. Train for Philadelphia. 7.00 Fare 82. STARTING FROM CHARLES-STREET STATION.

10.50 A. Parlor Car Train tor West Philadelphia and New York. 11.35 P.M.-Night Express for West Philadelphia and New York. SUNDAY TRAINS. 3.45 P.

Philadelphia and New York from President-street Station. 7.00 P. from President-street Station. 11,35 P. Philadelphia and New York from Charles-street Station.

CONNECTIONS. 7.25 A. Delaware Junction for all Stations on Delaware Railroad and Branches, at Port Deposit with Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad, and Edgewood with stages for Belair and Forest Hill. 9.10 A. Wilmington with Delaware Kailroad and Branches.

2.00 P. stages for Belair and Emmorton, and at Port Deposit with Philadelphia and Baltimore Central R. R. 3.15 P. Wilmington with Stations on Delaware Railroad, between Wilmington and Harrington.

5.00 0 P. Edgewood with stages for Belate and Emmorton. Tickets can procured either at Ticket Office, 143 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, or at PRESLDENT-STREET DEPOT. H. F.

KENNEY. Superintendent. WM. CRAWFORD General Agent. n8-tr SUBURBAN RAILROADS.

YORK ROAD RAILWAY. NEW ARRANGEMENT. On and atter MONDAY, Dec. 15, 1879, leave Baltimore and Holliday streets as followe: 6.80. 7 and BALTIMORE TO WAVERLY.

At 7.80 A. M. Every niteen minutes from M. 7.80 to to 2.80 10.80 A. every thirty minutes from 2.30 10.90 A.

P. every fifteen minutes trom P. to 8.30 P. and 9.30, 10.30 and 11.30 P. M.

WAVERLY TO BALTIMORE. At 6.20 and 6.50 A.M. Every afteen minutes from 6.50 to 9.50 A. every thirty minutes from 9.50 M. to 1.50 P.

every fifteen minutes from 1.50 P. A. to 7.50 P. at 8.20, 8.50, 9.50 and 10.50 P. M.

BALTIMORE TO GOVANSTOWN. Every P. half hour from 6.30 A. M. to 8.80 P.

at 9.80 10.30 P. M. and 11.30 P.M. GOVANSTOWN TO BALTIMORE. Every half hour from 6.00 A.

M. to 8.30 r. at 9.33 and 10.30 P. M. BALTIMORE TO TOWSONTOWN.

At half-past each hour from 6.30 M. to 8,80 P. M.s at 10.30 P. M. and 11.80 P.

M. TOWSONTOWN TO BALTIMORE. At each hour from 6 A. M. From Baltimore street to Western Maryland Railroad Depot, fare 3 cents: to Greenmount Cemetery, fare 5.

cents: to Charles-street avenue by cars ou North avenue, connecting with Hampden, Park avenue and city cars, fare 5 cents. m1-tf CATONSVILLE RAILWAY. LEAVE BALTIMORE EACH HOUR from 7 A. M. to 8 P.

M. and 11.80 P. M. ON SUNDAYS, 8 A. M.

to 10 P. M. LEAVE CATONSVILLE KACH HOUR from 7 A. M. to 8 P.

M. and 10 -P. M. ON SUNDAYS. 8 A.

M. to 10 P. M. J25-tt BALTIMORE TRANSFER BALTIMORE AND NORTH (opposite Sun office.) COACHES, all sizes, from a neat Park Phaeton to a Thirty-Passenger Bus. the Rates as low, Coaches and Teams superior to any in city.

Safes Freight, Baggage, Packages, and Heayy Machinery handled with dispatch, Charges paid on consignments GEIGAN Proprietors..