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DAILY COMMRCIAL
BALTIMORE, MP.
FBIBAT MORNING. JUWE SB.
Tn OOVRCIHRN'SCATH.
Tf i notir<• **(rn be tnkmnf antmywov* cnmmtmicnfumit.
Whrt'e* .t i irttfjirfrrf for iv.rrtion timet be authen
ticates htt the name ami net/tree* of the writer — not
necetot rifii for publication, hitt an a tjttoroe >jf or
poo ! faith. Wit are tint fti he cort■ i'tcrcl reeftontti
hle fat the oitiniontexiwevtetl!,y corrcttzurudents.
NOTlCß.—Persons leaving tho city during the
warm weather can have tho COMMERCIAL sent to
thoir for any length of tiuie, for eighteen
cents nor week, homo your address at l!io otlieo,
Ko. 20 South street.
THE RADTC.U. PROGRAMME AGAIN.
As will have been already noted, the con
gressional extremists have made another ex
periment in the direction of frtrcintr negro
suffrage upon the people of the i'islrict. show
ing that it is with them a set policy, although
their partizans here in Maryland—endorsers
of their policy generally as against, that of the
President—would have the people believe that
negro suffrage is not u part of their general
programme. It only proves still more con
clusively that it really is the ground work of
all they hope for in the way of permanent suc
cess; that what they have ,o often avowed as
to the necessity of having this "loyal" vote
to fall back upon is a positive conviction; and
beginning with the District of Columbia, will
never be given up until they either accomplish
it, or until the moderate of all parties rally in
unison to rescue the nation from their mis-
chievous designs.
After the late financial peril, and with vari
ous other matters perfectly essential to the
nation's welfare claiming their attention, one
would have supposed that these men would
not have had the assurance to anew waste
more time on a subject fraught with new
divisions and new irritations: but now Ave see
that the folly is chronic, that the negro and
Avhat may bo made out of his condition is more
to them politically th in the welfare of thirty
odd millions of whites, and that the nation
will neA'er he rid of these disturbers of its
peace, these political incendiaries, until it
arouses itself, and with a verdict which can
not he evaded or mistaken, consigns them to
the obscurity which will render them harm
less, and is their proper place.
But should not this movement, showing so
pertinacious a purpose, carry that degree of
warning to the p. A opie of this State, especially,
such as should make them come up as one
man to repudiate the policy of Sumner and
Wilson? Is it not plain that whatever the
radicals here may say or do, that they have no
alternative—acting with the congressional re
coustructionists—but to go along with them as
sharers in their mischievous projects? Ac
knowledging the necessity of legislation on
subjects most vital to the trade and prosperity
of the nation, aud knowing that an adjourn
ment should have been reached long ago. do
they heed the entreaties of even the Mew York
Tribune to do something to save the people
from financial disaster and possible ruin, and
if still reckless in a crisis so grave, if still
determined at this late hour to A-.-aste invalu
able time over projects to make tlio negro
available for their purposes, do they not need
rebuking, as politicians hardly ever needed it
before ?
"ForeAvarned is forearmed," and if there
are any here in Maryland who have for a mo
ment been deceived by their sounding profes
sions of patriotism; if any have been led to
believe in their potver and willingness to lake
a broad and libera! view of affairs in dealing
with the nation's destiny, all such should at
last see and know t hat their most careful and
profound combinations are considered almost
solely with reference to the demands of party,
and that they are Avilling, as shown by their
constant action, to sacrifice everything to the
question of political ascendency, and that Ave
need never expect to emerge from the troubles
of debt and taxation, from constant disputes
and divisions, until these factionists are driven
from the places of trust they show themselves
so willing to abuse.
These revelations of a desperate purpose
have not come any too soon; aud if we could
for a moment have doubted the readiness of
the people here to condemn these extremists,
these unscrupulous schemers, theve is no room
for doubt now. Foiled or defeated again and
again in their determination to constitute the
negro their great ally, they are not abashed:
they do not give it up; and when they boast
that they are just as ready for new agitation
in regard to the status of the negro, as they
Avere tArenty years ago, the American people
know what they have tn expect— that they
must either unmistakably condemn them, or
be prepared to yield to their prepe terous
demands.
And if Maryland suffers herself to be duped
in regard to this thing, she of all others AAIH
deserve the least sympathy. Her people see
everyday at the National Capital—on her own
soil—Avhat strides these men are making in '
their determination to force social equality;
aud as if that was not enough, this community
has been favored with the advent of a "colored j
lawyer," as the (want courier of a set whose
demands stop at absolutely nothing in their
purpose to carry out their projects. In view
of all this, it will be the people's own fault,
Ave say, if they are imposed upon at last.
And although the radicals here may enter
their protest against negro suffrage, it is plain
who are their allies: and it is doing them no
injustice to infer their real purposes, purposes
in accord with those politically associated with
them. The same men AVIIO force the "recon
struction" programme, seek right on the heels
of it to force negro suffrage on the District;
and it is idle to oppose the.m in part and sup
port them in part, let them vaunt their pa
triotism as they may.
Remembering that the Avar Avas not begun
nor continued for anything like negro .suffrage,
hut to save the Union: that it, along Avith
projects of disfranchisement and other evil
things were afterthoughts in the interests of
party ascendancy, and it is the height of pre
sumption on the part of these men to attempt
to reflect upon the Unionism of the masses
who must inevitably differ with them, and
condemn them. Unionism means anything
else whatever than the introduction of discord
into the ranks of the country's defenders, by
means of plans to the States separated
and make the negro—politically—the arbiter
of the nation's destinies, and therefore utterly
regardless of the fierce assumption made of a
more sublimated patriotism, of being the cus
todians of the nation's AA-elfare, these men
must be made to give ivay to those AVIIO are
better calculated to save it from the evils
which threaten it .
Ihe time is at hand when Maryland must
do her part in the contest; must show that she
appreciates the importance of the crisis. The
President cannot be expected, single-handed,
_to contest the point with opponents so un
tiring, so audacious, and he must lie amply
sustained. And he cannot, he sustained by
any chance efforts, by mere individual en
deavors, where concert of action is wanting.
His opponents are organizing, and making
ready for systematic effort, and they must be
met by movements us determined and well
organized as their own. The people here Avill
neA-cr consent, in the face of Avhat has occurred,
and is almost daily happening, to be made the
allies of Sumner and Wilson and Stevens, let
them gloss over their misehie\ T ous schemes
Avith whatever of fair pretext they may. They
have not hesitated to show what they were
after, they have dared, thus to defy the true
sentiments of the American people, and they
must receive that fitting rebuke from the peo
ple themselves such as Avill put a quietus on
their evil scheming for all the future.
A MODKI, TENEMENT Rocs*.—Tho Boston aril
hlndifl'm 2 ,1r .". a i d ( ' on, l'any nrc fitting up for their
street, in n. tbecornor of Albany and Knoeland
,I' l3 to contain tifty rooms. The
ieneVldlv £? 8 c are lQ the second and third stories,
fwo or Th™. arr "" gc L at tenants can hare one,
common hv i Jo 50 " 10 b " ,n / '"tended to be used in
i 8 ™?Toted tn h.Vn oro familie3 - the fourth story
clothea-drvinv renins, water c'osets, and
voted to cook?n f basement is do
votea to cooking for the building Thereisacnm
£°"blic r °A dumh hß P . CCUpa,ltß ami for tho gen
the cooW rooms o te v c ? DT eys the food from
•mriM abore. ' be raoms the two
ARRIVED OFT SAFELY.— The many friends
of Lieut. Governor Cox will l>o pleased to
learn that he arrived safely at Liverpool on
the l:.lth of this month, along with his friend
aud relative, Dr. Keen T, after a somewhat
rough voyage, and that he was to leave for
London forthwith, with health somewhat im
proved. lie lias gone to I'urope as a delegate
from the American Medical Convention to
Foreign Medical Societies, and we hope to re
ceive occasionally from his facile pen some
thing for the columns of the Commercial
which will make it still more acceptable to its
readers. _
DIF.D OF GRIEF.—A touching incident, is related
bv theM ilwoukoo \Yi*cou*in, an having occurred in
'hut city hitelv. Aboit two years ago Mr. Straus
burg purchased for his child, six years old, named
Willie, a yaunir Newfoundland dog, which was also
called Willie. The two became very much attached.
About two months ago the dog was run over by the
team of Mr S , his leg broken, and bo injured so
seriously that it was found necessary to kill him. The
gnet it the little fellow was inexpressible, lie cried
incessantly, and called continually for his companion.
Idm father, to quiet bis grief, had tho dog's hide
stuffed, but it satisfied the child only for a day.
Another dog, similar in appearanc, was purchased
tor the boy, but he would pay no attention to it,
calling continually for Willie. Every effort was
made to distract the little on's attention troin the
ol.iot-t upon which it was fix*d,hut without success.
i l or a week be lay in bis littln bed, hugging the
stuffed dog skin close to him, moaning frequently,
just above a whisper, and sometimes breaking out
into paroxysms of grief, and calling loudly for Willie.
Ho would cat ve*y little, and every day when food
was given him, he would offer it lir:;t to the object
beside bun, and upon no attention being paid to his
desire, would throw it aside.
One day ihc child's grief had settled into that,
j quiet,half slumbering state that so plainly speaks an
I approaching dissolution. Ho asked his mother, as
he had dono many times b fore, if Willie had gone
to Heaven, and when being answered affirmatively,
asked, "Shall I see him there, mamma?" Yes, Wil
lie, if you are good and try to get. well." "Mamma,
I .l"' you and I love papa, but I want to g.> and see
Willie. Hood-bye, mamma, I am going to sco.Wil'ie
now." Before the mother could reach the child**
si Jo, ho was dead—had died without a struggle, and
without a gasp that could bo heard—quietly, elatnly,
hi.- Utlo heart wuro itself away from the effect of
excessive Krief.
MUTTON THR MEAT FOR FARMERS.—The cheapest
meat for farmers is mutton, it may safely bo
-:i-l that it costs nothing. The wool that is an
nually sheared from the body of tho sheep, richly
nays for its keeping. In this climate it costs less to
keep sheep than at tho North, on account of the
shortness of our winter*. r ihcn there is the increase—
an ite.m of great importance. The increase is so much
eai pri lit. From this increase the farmer con get
all hi- meat fr a year if ho likes. Or, he may save
the lambs and lake some of the older sheep in their
places. The pelt of the sheep, if killed lor mutton,
is also saved and sold, which .- worta nearly as much
as the sheep would sell for. It is also the most con
v:alient meat to have on hand. In tho warmest
weather a farmer can take care of one sheep jtUer
being killed, without letting it. spoil. With bocf lbi-J
is HOI SO C.'ISVr
One baud can kill and dress a sheep in an hour. It
takes but little time >r trouble i<> k 11 a sheep, not
near s > much as to kill and dress n liogor a beet. On
account of convenience and econ-imy, we say keep
pbnc.p and live upon mutton. \\ o have said nothing
about its being the healthiest, food. This is admit -
tod. It needs no iirauo cots or facts to prove it. If
i- !rue that pork is the chief meat of farmer.-. It i
thc on healthiest of ali, whether fresh o* saturated
with salt to prc-crvo it sound. Let every farmer
kf.jp sheep. They are tho m•• t profitable stock on
alarm. The hog's hack only yields bristles, while
th" rhcep's yields downy wool. All that you feed to
the hog is gone, unless you kill if, while the sheep
will pay for its keeping with its lleeee yearly. The
hog is a filthy, voracious animal —tho sheep gentle
a* a dove and neat and clou. — G'cncxsee Farmer.
FRIEIDKOFA GERMAN RY POISONING.—On Monday
night. August c udor/., aGcrmau, aged abnufl 60 years,
went into the lager beer saloon of Daniel Kane, No.
]Bt Forsyth street, apparently very much excitod,
motioned for something to drink. lie could not.
speak, and the proprietor believing him to be suffer
ing from the intense heat, took liiin out on the back
sloop and placed him inn chair, thinking that the
ir-•: si air would revive him somewhat. In about an
hour he was found to have fallen from the chair, in
sensible. and lay crouched on the floor. An officer
was at once sent for, but on his arrival the man was
found to be quite dead. The body was taken to the
Tenth Piccinct Station House, where, yesterday,
e'oroncr Govc-r held an inouc t. J)r. John Beach
made a post mortem investigation, and found that
deceased had been troubled with disease of tho heart,
but that tho actual cause of' death was poison.
Whether admi iist rcl by design or not, could not bo
ascertained. On the ho ly of d*ccas"d was found a
letter from Christian Stack, of No.Bo Spring street,
inclosing $lO, and advising him not to do such an im
im.nlj act as to commit suicide. Another letter was
found on him from sonic friend* in Germany, advi
sing him. should he fail ot employment here, to come
hick to Germany. This would seem to indicate that
b<- had not been fortunate ir. obtaining employment,
and that be had previously threatenc 1 to commit
suicide. A verdict of "suicido by taking poison"
w:w rendered.—jV. )'- Tribune.
?"Ax Oi.n SrPKRSTiTiov, — A little girl was recently 1
■li'.-.VDed in amill-raco at Titiu-ville. Pa. Her parents
arc of foreign birth, and they have since brought :♦
charge of abduction against a< man and his wife of the
-aiue nationality. It appears that about a fortnight
since the defendants moved into a new house. Thcv
have a supcrsiitioii, in common with others of their
own people, that whoever first occupies n new dwei
lin for a period of two hurs will meet with a shock
ing and untimely death. Anxious to relieve them
selves ot t his fatality, t ey deeoyed a little girl and :i
younger sister iotothe hou.-e and detained I hem there
several hour* by locking them in a room. A low days
af ur one of thorn was drowned.
Cau.vi.r.Ta Cbtrri.iKti tiocdK. —We take great
i>lb:;iuie in ca.-iiug iiio attention of our reader; to the
• J- advertisement of Messrs.Smith* Bros?.,
v Co., No. 40 Wet Baltimore street. Wospoak what
vo kocrw when weaav Ihcir present slock of clothing
Mnnot ho excelled. We commend tlris firm to tbo
favorah'e notice of all who may want good* in their
line. Thoy *:!! at. small profit*, and deal on the
Miiaro with ov*rrbodF.
<'oli;nlrV Arowatki Vegctitt'!*
A superior '4%H04 prepared from refined
in combination with Glycerine,
;:;d especially designed for tho ugc f f ?p.i
■•r tl\c Its perfume exquisite, an ' its
A;. hing properties unrivalic - . :or ea'o by alt drug
rists. foO-d&wly
Itntriicr'N Mgbtiifng Fiy>Kß!er
Makes <iuick work with flies, and if commenced
ejirl.v, keeps tho house clear all summer.
Look out l'-r imitation*. Got Dutchcr's only.
j022-eoliu2dp
Ayer's Cntharlir Aie tho mo ! . perfect
purgative which wo are able to produce, or which we
think has ever yet been made by anybody. Their
• fleets lie vo abundantly shown to the couiuiuriity
how much thoy excel the ordinary medicines in use.
they arc safe and pleasant to take, but powerful to
cure. Their penetrating properties stimulate tho
vital activities of the body, remove tho obstructions
of its organs, purify the blood, and expel disease.
Thoy purge out the foul hurnor.i wlibib breed and
grow distemper, stimulate sluggish or disordered or
gans into their naturnal action.and impart u healths*
tone, with strength to the whole sysh m. Not only
<!• thoy fiire the every day cointdaints of everybody,
out also formidable and dangerous disease*. 'While
thoy produce powerful effects, they arc nt the u a-
tjuio in diminished d(se*. the sUbst and host piy. in
that can bo euiidoyod for children, llcing sugar-
CtuVod. they arc pic;* ant to take; and, being purely
ycgdtah.e, are frc from any ii k ♦' barns, (hires
have, been made which surpars belief, v. ere tliey nt
sub.sLu.tiatcd by men of such exalted position and
character as to forbid tho suspicion of untruth.
Many eminent clergymen and physicians ha ve lent
their names to certify r. > the public the reliability •(
our remedies, while others have Font us tho assu
ranee of their conviction that our prepar:-.! ions con -
j tribute immensely to tho relief of our afflicted, suf-
I loring fellow men.
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
our American Ajmauac, containing directions for tho
• ertlll<:Utr ' S 0i ( ' uro '°i following
OostivcneTliiious 0. nu.laints, tthoumatism.
l>rop"i. Heartburn, Ueaduehe arising from foul
stomach, nausea. Indigestion. Morbid Inaction of
Lie Bow eh and Tam arising therefrom, Flatulency
Loss ot Appetite, all diseases which require an evae'
ustnt medicine. Jhey also, by puriiying tho blood
and stimulating toe system, cure many emnplainu?
which it would 110* besuj.posed thoy could reach,
such as Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and
- . us Irritability, Derangement of the Liver and
Kidnoys, (iout, and other kindred complaints arising
froiu a low state of tho body, or obstruction of lu
I une t ions.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers v.i,h
other preparations, which thoy make more profit
Dtmai.d Aycr's, yii i take 110 other*. The sick w t
tlm bc?t aid thoro i* forth cm. and they mould have it.
Prepared by Dr. J. 0. Aver A Or, Low!I, Ma** ,
and sold by W. li. BROU'N V. BliU„ Baltimore, and
by dealers. . ir."*-eo2m
HITCHCOCK—CONSTANTINE.—()n the 27th in
stnnt, by tho Key. C. 4. ReiL Edward lb Hit hcock
to Co Jhtar.tino, both of H:.! imore couuiv
MAIIAN\ —PAi,AliUE.—(in the 2(iO- i (nr>' I y
the 11(.V. Father Chample, John K. Mahany to Mr. .
Margaret C'alahce, all of this city.
BIKD.
ARMSTRONG.—On the 27th instant, John L. Arm
stronpr, in th 34th year of hi; njre.
BAXER.—On Tuesday night. 20th instant, at eleven
0 clock, John Baicr, aged 43 years.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ins* ISBEPENnm <• BETS.—Attend tho
V:r?f.J??- u l ar monthly mooting THIS (Friday)
E\ ENIN(J,_nt eight o clock. All inombers desiring
to continue in membership, arc rcqucsied to bo pres
ent, otnerwiso their names will bo stricken Irom the
roll- AItTHUK. P. M tRRLSON,
it Recording Secretary.
•] THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
V. PK M.S Y I.VAN I A OIL AND COAL COM
-1 AN Y Ob BALTIMORE, are requested to attend a
!??2j, , J\ l ' a k the Company's Office,42 Second street,.on
"All l; DA) , tho 30th instant, at one o'clock P. M..
as bur iness of importance will be submitted for their
approval. By order. J NO. M. McELROY.
Secretary.
'Fh.p.'i . .It jt'TiMoio:, June 27,18t6. J
IDENIim nStf Directors havedeelared aDiV
uintl,,,v.iUK P , K ? CKNT - ibr the last six
National on t\". n , a "e aUoI ' the of July next,
national and state Taxes paid by the Bank.
je2B-4t J - M- LiXTIU
— Acting Cashier.
OEO MItSSXO 'OM-
'li f , *fi" • > nU!ll Meeting of Stoekhohl
ers will be hehl on MONDAY NEX T
o'clock M.. at tho room over J S tli't "inns 'i' (■ >
Bank, South street, when an Election of to
serve for the ensuing year, will take place The
Superintendent ot the mine will he present to ren
der an necoiint of its present condition. It'i? tkcro
fore, to the interest of every shaieholder to be ore
ent. AUU'S C. PRACHT,
je'27-dtm President.
ft"srTW<l> BA CASES • I'II.LN CBKEIi
Uagr BY DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.-
Mr. vitas?, of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes for tho
benefit of all who sutSbr with the Piles, that ho has
been troubled for eight years with an aggravated case
of Piles, and his brother was discharged from the
army as incurable, (he beiDg quite paralyzed with
the Piles.) Both tnese distressing eases were cured
with one bottle of Dr. Strickland's Piie Remedy.—
J ne recommendation of theso ger tteioen, brside tho
(tally testimonials received by Dr. Strickland, ought
to convince those suffering that tho mor* at--cravat- i
chrome cases of Piles are cured by Dr. Strickland's
4 .ie Remedy. It is sold by .loth U; nee, Ids Balci
vot S i r ",' ' n ! by Druygists everywhere.
W holeeaJe Agsnts, TliO.M SEN ii BLOCK
ana A. VOOELhR & CO:
. tihiiu e. jukcjb;,
Agent.
BALTIMORE PAD/F COMMERCIAL-■FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1 866.
\ LB'R \E ETA ITI.E SV € 11.1A N
L-riy 11AI IT REN EW Ell, its effect ia miraculous. —
The old, the young, the middle aged, unite to praise
II ILI 'a VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RRVRWIIA. JT I.
an entirely new scientific discovery, combining many
of the most powerful and restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom.
We have such confidence in its merits, and are so
aure it will do all wo claim for it, that we offer 91,0041
REWARD if the Sicilian Hair lie-newer (loos not give
satisfaction in all cases when used in strict accordance
with our instructions. #
llall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Hon ewer has proved
itself to be the most perfect preparation for tho llair
ever offered to the public. It is a vegetable compound,
and contains no injurious properties whatever. It is
not a Dvc, it strikes at the Roots and fills the glands
with new life and coloring matter.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR. It will keep the hair from
falling out. It cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair
soft, lustrous, and silken. 11 is a splendid h-.iir-.frcss
ing. No person, old or young, should fail to use it.
It is recommended and used by the first Medical
Authority.
Ask for Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
and take no other.
If not sold by Druggists in your town, a trial bottle
will bo sent to you by express, upon receipt of one
dollar by mail—-thus giving you an opportunity at
once for testing its excellent virtues.
Orders lor trial bottles must ho addressed to
R. P. HALL & Co., Proprietors.
Nashua, N. U.
Sold by all Druggist*.
Wholesaled by THOMSBN & BLOCK and S. S.
HANCB. Baltimore. ia22-d.tweoly
*• KAPFB
The exercises will bo resumed on MONDAY
N EXT, September 4th, at 8 o'clock A. M., on which
JHJT now scholars will be admitted.
T 'irco higher classes exclusively intended for young
ladies, were formed last January, and ere in SUCCCCE
faiI operation at present.
Hsrente sending boarders, arc re.ioi.ited to provide
'or their ponctc&l arrival.
v. RNAPV
A StJrBBIOR KF.MEWY.—Wocanoon
(FeS* scientiously recommend to thoae suffering from
a distressing cough, Dr. Strickland's Mellifluous
Coush Balsam. It gives relief almost instantaneous
and is withal not disagreeable to tho taste. There is
no doubt that tho Mellifluous Cough Balsam is one oi
the best preparations in use, and is all that i*r pro
prietor claims lor it. Wo liavo tried i? during the
past-wook and found relief from a most distressing
jongh. Itia prop area by Dr. b trick land, No. 13y
Sycamore street Ciueiur.&ti, Ohio, and for ealohy
Druggists. Wholesale agents Tom eon k Block, aad
A. VWeler A Cm. 'vff-1 V
cy-prr.j-IRKMEA' S IXNEKAM'K OFFICE,)
L -Y BALTIMORE, June 20,186*1. j
The President and Directors of the Firemen's Insu- !
ranee Company >f Baltimore have THIS DAY i
declared :i DIVIDEND OF TWO DOLLARS !
PER SHARE, clear of all taxes, for tho hall year |
ending Jifih instant, payableouaud after MONDAY, j
:M day of July next.
je'>l tjy3 J. M. WINCHESTER. Sec'y. |
i .•> NOTICE TO TRAVELERS aoISQ
tr-V SOHTH.—The now LINE OF STEAMERS
!• ives Spear's Wharf DAILY, Sundays excepted,
for the following points, connecting at Norfolk and
Portsmouth with Railroads for sil points South.
Fare from
Baltimore to Fortress Monroe $3.00
Baltimore to Norfolk 3.00
Baltimore to City Point 5.00
Baltimore to Richmond 5.00
Bailimore to Petersburg 6.00
tpl I-!.f RIRGivIIEAD. JR.. Aff't.
tt r.r THCLSE auk sicii rfadj
1-.J MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS.—I 3. Mishlcr's
Herb Bitter* are guarantied to cure Dyspepsia, Liver
LODII laint, Fovcr and Ague, intermittent. Remittent
and Typhoid Fever, Loss of Appetite, Nervous Af
fections. General Debility, or VV oakness caused by
excess, imprudence or exposure. Coughs and Colds.
Rheumatism, Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus, Cramp in
tho Homach, Piles, Diseases of the Skin, such as
Scrofula, Ulcor*. etc., etc. In Venereal Diseases
these Bit tors are a sure euro. It is also certain to
remove all obstructions to tho regular coarse of na
ture in Females, and will rare Green Sickness or
Chlorosis, Leiicorrhaa or Whites, "Womb Complaint
or Falling of tho Womb, Ac., and thus preserve the
Fair Complexion of those who use it; but, like all
i cmedie* of this class, should bo used with caution
0v married ladies. As a Tonic and Appetizer these
Bitters are unrivalled.
'J bos© Bitters have effected many wonderful euros
in this city, among whom are—Rev. J. H. Ale Cord,
cured of Dysentery; H. W. Eckert, No. 20 (Jrcou
lnount avenue. cured of Nervousness; Samuel W.
Tunis, police officer, cured of a bad Cough, and gen
eral health great 1 benefitted: C.E. Hi lay, Front
street, near Gay. cured of Humor plGhe Blood, two
years' standing; besides numerous others.
Read the following Certificate :
BALTIMORE, May 30.1866.
Mr. B. Mishler:—l have been suffering a long time
from a weak stomach and pains in my limbs; yester
day I was taken with severe cramp in my stomach,
so that L was confined to my bed, and having seen
one of your circulars of your medicine, my husband
induced me to try a bottle. I;took three do-es, which
relieved mo of tho cramp immediately, I have con-
taking it, fuid find that I am entirely rid of
she pains in my limbs, aud am perfectly wel, so that
I cin do my daily h usework with ea*e, which for a
a long time 1 was not able to do. I freely consent to
give you tho u>o of my name, >uul shall rocommcnd
your iueilieiue to all my friends.
Yours repectfully,
J IT. I A T. SMITH,
No. 102 Preston street, Baltimore.
TAKE NOTICE.
If Mishler*B Bitters fail to remove :ill iuipuritiesof
the blood, or fail to cure any disease arising from such
a can so, tho money will bo refunded in each and
every case by tho proprietor.
B. MI3HI.FR.
southeast corner Centre fc'quare,
Lancaster, Pa.
Druggists, Merchants and Hotel keepers will be
. applied on libera! terms, by
CALDWELL Sc CO.,
A,vcnts for the Ft ate of Maryland,
North Gay street. Bait.
PRICE H 1,25 per botll e.
T i;e ingredients used in compounding MISHLER'S
l.G'rb Bitters arc not kept secret by the Proprietor.
t end for a circular. jc2t)-3ui
M A G EE'S
if ,a 4 Unrivalled Shirts
OK A LI. KIN OS.
AND
WSHSTf.fcSIKN'H FIIKNIKUIftO UOUD-i,
SO. 60 NORTH fill TAW STREET,
ABiIVS LHXINGTOfi \I\£KZT.
Hast v, hit,;; SI: 1 UTS made to order, or ready made
C 1 AU ft 181E it E W23 I It TM ,
NiSGLKtSE SHIRTS. TRAVELING SHIRTS,
AND AH MY SHIRTS,
o? at.l kisbb AND =tvleb. je29-eoly
PStft BA?.TI.HRE t'OAI, COMPANY'S
E COAL.—Having determined to vend our own
Coal, pure and unmixed with any other coal. We
have now in our yard and are daily receiving Coal of
a prime quality, and more free from Slate, than has
keen received in this market in former years.
We recommend our friends and the public to fur
nish us their orders early, which we are prepared to
till at the present low rates, as all the indications are
that Coal must advance in price very soon.
Our Coal is offered at the lowest market rates.
I<Y WHOLESALE,
At our OFFICE, No. 6 SOUTH STREET.
AND ISY RETAIL,
Delivered in any part oftlio city, by
JAMES DIGGS, Agent, at his office, No. 2 SOUTiI
STREET, opposite "Sun" office.
By order of the Board of Directors.
THOS. WILSON, i'rest.
AW CtiAS. F. DIGGS, Sect'y.
tIAT.TiaoRE, June/mob. jel3-lm
jronwsxosrs
Insurance Rooms,
T.I and To SKt'tt.M) STREET.
FIRE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE.
LIFE INSURANCE.
Aggregate Capital Sleprescnted,
OVER
TWENTY MILLIONS.
Strictly First-: lass Companies.
LOWJdST BATES.
Promptest and Fairest Settlements.
I.OSKE.H ADJUSTED AND PAID
AT
THIS OFFICE.
TIIOS. D. JOHNSTON,
myS-tfcidp UNDERWRITER.
■l9. irsilts If AT COM PANT. IsT
Just oponod Spring sty lea of Silk, Capsim ere and
Soft MAI'S at prices us low a: any house in the city.
CANES and UMBRELLAS. - '
JOSHUA LYNCH 4 CO..
onhS-tF W BnintnoM atA*t.. mutr Ghtr,
SAVES.
LILLIE'S CHILLED IRON 11111
%sdP< FIRE AND
IIURGLAI! PROOFS
WITH
CCMBINA 'I'ION LOOKS.
A. PROSEUS.
Oenoral Southern Agent,
„ WEST LOMBARD STREET,
fel'-tf Opposite Postofilce.
gfiCLLIAUDS! 11l 1.1,1 A RDM HI 1,1.1 A RDM
- I would call the attention of buyers to toy new
COMBINATION CUSHIONS
LtWj.whieh cannot bo surpassed by any
ando'Liou 01 l 0 1" elasticity, correctness of angles,
wl. a finn't y ' i Wh . ,c , l ?, l v 6e " *■ reasonable prices:
thin®- c<
rnl . , m with llic trade. Orders by mail
to,t TAr*
MM ACUm'RY 01L.'-l V oV I rale R br RA PWNK
iw or. J®- 4 JONES 4 CO.
Ie No. 34 South Calvert street.
C 1 RAt'KERS AND MMIIJIT.-Pearce's cele
> brated IV me and Cream Biscuit for sale by
EDWARD L. PALMER 4 C&.
feols Ag*aa, No. 15 Bowly'i wharf,
MISC R I. LA NEOIJS.
PNf'l'JtSlrtN TO
COB B'S IS L \ X D ANO THE
CAPHS OF VIRGINIA.
'lhc i'"w. ft and *teainor
S v IsVES I\K"*!
CAPTAIN .1011 A. POST,
will Icn re N orfnlk SUNDAY MOR NING, July 1 sfc,
at 6 o'clock, on the arrival of tb? steamer James f.
Brady from Baltimore, lor Cobb's Island and the Capes,
returning tb same evening.
Fare fr the round trip from Norfolk $1
|| || " " from Richmond 3.iKi
" from Baltimore 5.U0
Meils and State Rooms extra.
Passengers will be afforded n fine view of the har
bor and Capes, and have ample time f >r bathing aud
to dine on the Island, as the steamer will remain
there from 4 to "> hours.
All persons desirous of enjoying the sea air nid a
delightful sail on ihe bay. have now a most favor
able opportunity lo do so.
IfTbe steamer JAMES T. BRADY. Capt. LnndD.
will leave the foot of Spear's wharf on SATURDAY
EYKNING. at f> o'clock, and connect at Norfolk
with the steamer John Sylvester.
MAURY (HrdlOir.B ROOK.
"FOUR YEARS TN TDK SADDLE." $3.
PRISON LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAY IS, $2.
For sale at WAITE'S BOOKSTORE
138 Baltiioorn street,
je29-2t Between Calvert and North st*.
AAA MOW AT COHMAm
"191 9 to lend in sum* of ?.\OOO to
s6oJ'(n), for five or ten years. To he secured by a,
mortgage or redeemable ground rents, with ample
margin, to be approve ! bv t!>o lender; the proper y
to be in located within the city of Baltimore, or
the adjoining country, (ca*y of access, near tho city).
Large portions of these funds are orphans' and tru-t,
now in bank, for which [ solicit early application.
For approved security the money will bo paid at
| once.
f A number of most valuable farms for sale Also,
houses, lots JOHN L. HAMMOND,
.36 Saratoga street.
je29-tf one door above Culvert.
FfVtl DF.H.4RT*KXT
CITY COLLECTOR'S OFFICE. r
BALTIMORF., June 26,1866. )
DISCOUNT ON 1866 TAX FS.
City Taxes for 1866, if paid at t!ii> office on or bo
fore SATURDAY, June )th, will he entitled to Four
per cent, discount-on both B°l and Personal bill*.
After which the discount will be Three and a-a.tif
per cent, on Real and Two percent, on Personal bills
until August Ist.
Persons in arrears for 186a Taxe*. or other years,
will save trouble and cost by settling them at once;
otherwise it will become mv duty to ooUcct the samo
by sale, as the laws and ord names direur in such
cases. t AUGUSTUS M. PRICE,
je2S-3t City Collector.
A KfMM'IATKD M toVVIVK "j
JI.VE 26,1866. J
Tho President and Directors of the Associated
Firemen's Insurance Company of Baltimore have
this day declared u DIVIDEND OF EIGHT PER
CENT, for tho pact six month*, payab e on and after
July oth, 1860. National, State aud City Taxes paid
by the Company. By or !cr
je2B-tJy.-) J NO. DUK E H A RT. Sec'y.
f REABIIRY DEPAraKVL )
" JUNK 26, 1860, j
Notice is hereby given to holders of Certificates of
Indebtedness issued under acts of Congress, approved
March 1 and 17, 1862, that the Secretary of the
Treasury, in accordance with said acts and the tenor
of said Certificates, is prepared to redeem before
maturity all Certificates of Indebtedness falling due
afrer August 31, 2866, with accrued interest thereon,
if presented for redemption on or before JULY 10,
1866; and that thereafter such Certificates will cca c o
to bear interest, and will be paid on presentation at
this Department, with interest only to said 15th of
Jly. 11. McCULLOCII,
jc2S tJ3*ls Secretary.
KVSirVT ALllltl 8.1V&.-rf am
v V pared to 'urnish to tho Builders and Contract
ors Wood Burnt Alum Lime, at (12; forty-two cents
per bushel, to building, at all points within the city
limits. For building purpose* leave orders at No.
18 East Falls avenue, near Pratt street bridge.
je2B-3i* JAMES 11. MILLER.
& T AX KLKfTfOX. held on Friday, tho 22,1
liA. instant., agreeably to iu 11 *o notice, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected Managers of tliis Insti
tution f.ir tiie ensuing year, viz :
rH oS * Wm. Kennedy,
ihos. J. Wilson, Deeter Bnrgar,
Ilaslctt McKim, .1. J. Tbonwen,
'*?"* ~B' l ' n S dr., Wm. J. Ricman,
V '• IC. Brown, (has. Mark-ell.
J. 1. Baxley, * Dr. John K. Mef'ulloh.
And on Monday, the 2"th instant, the Managers
elected the following olliccrs for the ensuing year,
viz:
President. JOS. CT.SIirN'G, JR..
\ icc President, WM. KRNMI' DY,
Treasurer. TPOS. J. WIT SON,
Secretary, J. P. RAN LEY,
Apothecary. 11. BELL.
An■ for THREE ATTENDING PHY ST
\ m Baltimore General Dispensary will
be held at the Dispensary, corner of Liberty and
layette stroets, on KB [D AY. the 2Mb instant to
o'chH? r 'x ,(! M 19 o clock ' A - M - B,l ' continue till 3
Every five .dollars contributed will untitle tlie
uonor to give on© vote for three phvsicinn?.
. At this election nil mrfle contriliutors shall vote
in person, hut female contributors may vote by
prosy, and the right of voting bv proxy shall he
extended to male and female contributor/who may
be absent irom the city, or confined bv eieknes- or
enraged ia the public service on the d*y of election;
provided, always, that every contributor voting by
proxy shall give a separate power to that effect
. n , OA J. BHOWN BAXLEY,
jeJs-Th* i'Jt Secretary.
.Afl'n:kTu>% r,x<t s~
teZSstTO A>XAI'OLiS
y, the Benefit of the
MARA LAND SOLDIERS* HOME.
Ill© Lady M anagers of the "Soldiers' Home" have
chartered tho tino and safe > iearner KENT ISLAND
for the above purpose on FRIDAY, June 2'.'th, lStkj,
starting from Ihe. foot of Comvav st., at 2' . \\ M
una re! urning at 3 i P. M.
Luneh, Confectionery, Ice Cream, Ac., served at
regular prices.
Tickets $2, admitting a Gentleman and Lady,to be
had .t i he Lady Managers, or of
(Jen. A. W. Den Don, 51 Baltimore st.: Gen. V. W
Bowerinan. Custom House; Oui. !l. Adreon. Lexing
ton st : Major F. C. Tan, Bible llouse; Dr. K. It.
llaer. layette st„ Committee. jc27-3l' p
QMi SALTZIG BROTHERS, |
N. E. Corner of Qay and Lombard directs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
dsaless IN*
1' 113 3I X WITXI3 H
Directly iuiported and warranted.
Best brands of the choice t wine? served lo eusto
mer?. Also, delicacies suitable to the enjoyment of
the juice of the grape.
Orders fir any quantity tilled with promptness
and dispatch. jeEVlm
C,St'E!TATE J.YE IX ISOXES For
/ soap making, for sale by It. J. Duk"r A Co.
.'ib S. Ciia-liw -licet. j e 23 6l
WM. lEY. READ'S
Blackberry Syrup (oinpoiinil.
tilacfifierry Syruji t'onipouiKl.
Blackberry Syrup t'smjieaud.
Certain and rapid in the cure of
DIAKHtDK \.
DYSENTERY,
CHOLERA.
CHOLERA MORBUS.
SUMMER COMPL ANT.
And kindred diseases.
Recommended very especially for Children's use,
as it will s>otbe the little sufferers, and after one or
two doses the most violent, disorder will give way.
In this season of disordered bowels, when mitt tic
Cholera, with its attendant terrors, i? threatening the
community, this is the very remedy to have in ihe
house, and to apply t ■ attacks of the Dysentery and
Diarrhoea, fhereoy this scourge of so many mil
lions may he nipped in the bud, when it is yet eon
trollablc by so loeasaol an agency. Most rouseieli
cionsly we would recommend it as a preventive of
Cholera, used in the early stage, when it is hard to
be distinguished from ordinary dysenteric affection.
Neglect at such time so frequently puts it beyond
the control of medical skill and works death. 'J obo
had at 147 Baltimore street, one door tolow Calvert
oOcts., sl, $1.50 per bottle. All respectable Dru--
gists keep it.
WH. B. READ,
PEAi aa ts
CREABS SYRUP MINERAL WATER.
From Porcelain Fountains.
s'isiv I'am y Govln,
Ti/ilcl Arilch'H,
i'erluiuery,
Ac., do.
Including full stock of
Hair Brushes, Bcswell & Warner'? Colorific.
Tnutli Brushes, Bachelor's ilair Dye,
Nail Bruslic.:, &e. IJpham's Japanese Hair Stain,
Soaps & Combs, ChrisUuioro's Hair Dye,
Fans, Sozudortt, for iho Teeth,
Flasks, Jews bury & Brown's Tooth Paste.
Parnctt's Colnrne .irivl Florimel,
Poco fc Books, liumett'b footli V/hMi J?Cocair.o.
Hand Mirrors, 1 ,Nau.V DcpiLD.-rv ±\>.?d •-
Gold Pens. UphamVFrecklo.fcPim r !eßanither
liu£ctß, London Hair Olor Rfc^oior,
UwbrM las, Canes, Luu.-ii de Baris,
Opera Giasjes, I.airi'a Blootu cf Youth,
Music (Gorman Farir.a Cologne,
Labia V Extracts. <: suxctic for tho Whiskers,
Lubir-'c Sonpr, Ster'-ingV. Ambr- ••• f,. r •. u . 3
Lubiu'y Hair nil, Kendall's Aral ollne,
Coudrny's Extr's, Elder Fiowor Soip,
„ Eon}s, L o.v'a Brotvn Winder Soap,
Pomades. ii'imr'bvcyV li* r:-ap,ithy,
" Stick Pomade, Chevalier's Life lor the ii.Hr
llyg. tSoc.'s Fx -, Hall's Si'j'iioii lfr.ir iioncv.-ir"
llyg. Sue. Heaps, Head's Hair Tunic,
II yg. Foe. Pom v Head's Hair Restorer.
Hyg. Sec. H'r Oil, Fiery Serpent.*.
(jprn Piasters. WM. 11. READ,
147 Baltimore street,
';na d ;ar east of Calvert.
liiN'RT S. 2BHTCCI. HENRY BSHYOCK.
H. S, SHRYOCK a SON,
Cabinet, Ohair and Sofa
MANVFAVTUIiKav,
No. SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
Throe -ioors south of Baltimore stmt,
Baltimore.
SiaSavir „A largo assortment of CABINET
SPRING MArntEhaES. Ac., always
<l!1 hand and made to order.
Ships' Cabins and Steamboats furnished on tho best
tCTm -i- oc2-tf
NFEAMER HKST ~
fcSt&Gsskßtr FOR CHARTER Eoli EXC'JR-
J_!Laotsi'aijߙ_SlONS. Apply at tha corner of
Camden and Light streets. jo7-tf2p
R I!S UIiEKX & t'O.,
<"* REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
59 SECOND STREET. BALTIMORE.
Are prepared to buy, sell and exchange Real Estate,
lo rent and collect renin, to borrow and loan
money, to attend to investments and other busino-s
concerning Dust.?.
DUELLING HOUSES—Dwelling Houses for sale
on Saratoga, St. Paul. Monument, Eager, Hoffman,
Garden, MeCulloueh, Eutnw, Green, Le.ving on, Pacu
Row, Carey, Franklin square, Calhoun, Ensor and
Albemarle stroets.
*AO GROUND RENT FOR SALE.-$2,000
per annum ground rent, on a warehouse on Balti
more street, near Charles.
823,000 TO LOAN—In small or large sums, on
good security—rates low.
OLD FREDERICK ROAD.—For Sale or Rent, a
handsome Cottage on the old Frederick road.
miles from the city, 11 rooms, good out-huildings.
fine shade trees and superb view of city and river—
with 1U acres o! land attached.
FREDERICK TURNPIKE.—IO acres on Catons
vilio Passenger Railway, five miles from city, weii
improved, good fruit and nater. Price SlO.Gfiii.
FREDERICK ROAD.-EligibleßuiMiDg Lots f.ein
3 to 5 miles from Ihe city, on the Frederick road,
commanding view of the city, country and river, lor
sale or lease lo v.
FARMS FOR SALE.—Farms from 70 lo 1,000 Acres,
in most of the Counties of Maryland and Virginia—
for sale low.
Apply to JOHN GLENN A CO.,
laelT-tf 59 Second streeti Bait.
A MUSEMENT3.
|.glArA ' STetEKT THEITKE.
TSrgnj: enter,r, of the celebrat ed
COTTON AMU t llltl'llV'S CALIFORNIA
MIMSTBKbf!
tVho will appear THIS KVi'NTXO, and Kvcry
Evening this Areek, in a. programme of great attrac
tion, comprising
o-i' >S I XSTttF IA-Y
In great variety, with new Songs, new Burlesques,
* ! ►■, n -crt, ,ve
ißiun issrk nem
•MONDAY EVENING, J one 25th, and every Even
ing during the weV,
SANFORD'S
BURLESQUE OL'EKA TROUPE AND BRAS 3
BAND.
Introdncing an Kntertainni "ot
F.Qt-AL TtJ iffy Ji VF.Ii GIVE if.
Admission to ali parts of the Hall 25 cents. Front
scats reserved for ladies. Open :u' ~'A, commences B'4.
j22-St MATISKK ox S.tTt ttn.t v NRXT.
COAL.
Coal. $6.50. Coal,
OTO. 10 SOUS 22 3TK.E332.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE CONSUMERS UNION
COAL.. CO M P ANY,
II ave erected the following Directors and Officers for
tho present year.
JAMES F. PURVIS, President.
AUGUST M. PRICE, |
BENTLEY C. 8188,
' JAMES P. Til DM -s. 1,,. .
JAMES X. GIVEN, ; Directors.
J. O. FULLER. |
JAMES p. PURVIS, JR.,
DANIEL McCANN, Treasurer.
J AS. I. GIVIFIN. Secretary.
The public arc invitcl to call at, the Office.
Xo. fMWM'Ia .VrKEET
V, hero they can subscribe for this valuable Coal 1
btock — p> ice icn Doffart J'er Share.
i. price ol Coal \;my size} to Stockholders, is
\ per ton ol 2210 pounds, delivered.
Ksm'u Sliare of
Kntitlea the Holder to receive
6XI. TfiX OF tTO/if. .• T 4.'41.5 T.
nmqirily and perpctu -My, and a Dividend out of tho
pruiiu from the sale ot surplus Coal. jelG-tf
SCMM> Yi'r- $6.00
COAL.
TRKVO RTON NUT COAL (SAME CHARACTER
AS LYKENS VALLEY) FOR COOKING
PURPOSES, $6.60.
Also for saIe—BALTIMORE COMPANY. SUH
BU RY, and JChE\ ORTOX R. A. SOFT COAL, Nos
1, -i arid J. The bast CUMBERLAND COAL, all at
lowest market prices. For sr.! l.v
J. HENRY GIESE.
OSco No. U South street.
YARDS:
ap2l-6m Spear's wharf and on North riroot.
HAM MHU BAI.TJSEOHE
■rei.AE. cttsMXT.
BALTIMORE OFFICE.BESCHANGEBUILDING.
The undorsigned are prepared to supply steamboat
companies, manufacturers and shippers with tiia
HAMPSHIRE AND PALI IMOP.E
COAL COMPANY'S
Celebrated semi-bituminous Coal at lowest market
prices.
SUTTON GEMMELL,
Shipping and Sales Agenta,
fcs-tf Jo .Exchange i'laoe.
! eOAZ,! CikAl. I
N r ; Baitim'-rc Comp •: y Gray'?. Lee'.-:, and Diamond
i, hitoAsh, i.yken.s' Va ley. Lorbarry. and Minbnry
Ke.l Ash. Also, George's Creek, Cumberland, and
Lehigh Coals. For sale at the mines, by thu cargo,
car load or t'invlo ton, delivered in the city.
E. STABLER, Jit., it CO.
P'ffioc—No..! Pouth si.. Sue liuildin.TS. Wharf and
Yard— Comer York and William Us. .'Lor No. i~
BANKING.
t HAN. E. WATCHS A- EAH TEkt,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
N. TV. Cor. italic, asset Charles stM.
GOVEIiKMENT SECURITIES,
EXCUAXGE,
STOCKS,
BOXES,
GOLD AX I) SILVER,
_ _ , Bought and soM.
Order? fromLauks aud Brokers will receive prompt
at lent ion and an as favorable rates as offered else
where. Deposit* received and money advanced ou
collateral.
.Purchase and sell .Stocks for cash, or on margins, in
this and other markets, e.rclittivcfjj on connni-iKion.
Collections promptly made or, all parts of the coun
try through reliable correspondents. fell-lint
SBUI'HE£S ISfMJJt,
BALTIMORE.
N. E. COK. BALTIMORE AND CALVERT &£s.,
isjkei*s ant! Brokey*,
najLEas IK
GOVERNMENT SECUP.ITT SS
AHS
DOMESTIC AND STERLING EXCHANGE.
STOCKS. BONDS and GOLD bought and sold ex
clusively on Commission. Having a Branch House
in Now Fork, can give the best attention to Stock
Orders or other business there.
Advances made on satisfactory securities. oc2-tf
|JIHAKJJ OS KAftf I'ISANt ISCO,
4'AUFbKMA.
Also, on LONDON i.n :t DUBLIN, i i suu-3 to suit
Mla.br I'ENDIJItOAST, I'EN-
I'tKO-u -i <lS:mt6 s wharf. Agents for WELLS.
Y 3 KQ-.) - (>.. TYow York. t1e.30 tf
"® r ©U
r 5 " %
Hoop Skirt
M ANU FAO TORY.
i-.xsiEii.jao.? & ©oEBXKAxa-,
Wholesale Manufacturers and Dealers in nil Styles of
Hoop Slciir-ts,
So. 5120 stml 5*22 BaKiuiore JSI.,
UP STAIRS,
ap7-3ra 3XL2,TimOHE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
SOI'TH ASH SttlJT'O WEST.
THE CHEAT VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE
Air Line Railway,
Comprising the following railroads, viz:
NORFOLK AND PRTHRSBVISG
AMI StICTH S[l>K KAILROAPS,
VIRGINIA AND TFXNESSKB R. R„
EAST TENNESSEE AXD VIRGINIA R. It.,
East 'i EXNEHSEK ANI> GKOUGIAK. it.,
, . . , MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R. R,
forimngr.n unbroken gaugefrom Norfolk to tl.o Aiis-
U'l'i \ alley. This line, and nil its vuriousccinec
t>ons running South and Southwest, is now in full
operation, and will Bive through contracts, ouarnn
t ' lnn (I fixed price per hundred pounds,/r<-e/<*,on nil
outttde rxpratM /or rommiMtum, at Throuak
tre*ght Hatm, between il A 1 TIMORE and PE I'KRS
BURU, I; I ..'RKi:sVILLI;, DANVILLE UHEBNS
BOKO' CHARLOTTE. LYN* M HI'KG, BRISTOL,
KNOXVILLK.DALTON, CHATTANOOGA, NASH
VILLE, .'UL.uVIY,, liACbj, MBMPI! is, VICKB
- NEW ORLEANS, anil intermediate points.
Shippers Will ptcaso take uotico that the VI Pi-
IM A AiND ruNNHs.-EB AIR Li.Vi.KAtL-
V ''l Will recognize no contracts for the transporta
tion ot treigatat through rates, except such as arc
issued by the authn-i-' J aaent. of the line.
Shippers to the South and Southwest by the Va. A
donn. i.ir Line Ran way are rect iter ted to ship as here
to fore oy t-..c ;\KW LINK fcT EAIIK;: : ONLY, as no oihor
nno of .-teauiers ruimii.* to Norfolk is reo juiied by
the Air Lino Railway in through enn*rwl:?.
AD for io*i or dumoye t>u*t>iined by goods in
AQT* t ? promptly ectt td on application to the
SHORT LIVE TO PETERSBURG.
Passengers and freight leaving Baltimore at 5 P M
arrive IU Pttei. burg at 11 A. Si. the Pillowing day,
'-rfehoapcr than by any other line.
rtthlGill rcec.vci! daily at Root of SPEAR'S
It HARK until 4P. ill. Mark Packages
VA. & TENS. LINE.
For full shipping directions, stencils and blanks,
apply to .. C.A.ELMORE,
Agent \ irgiaia and Tennessee
a, . ... ™ Air Line Railway.
(tFFiGES —1*3.1 West Baltimore street, and dooc of
Spear's wharf. my 19-
NOTICE TO SBIPPF.RB.
■ffieSWgfflSfe FREIGHT FOR RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG.
THE OLD BAY LINE, Union Dock, foot of Con
cord street.
The Baltimore Steam Packet Company is now pre
pared to reecivo freight daily for Richmond and Pe
tersburg, and forward the same at as low rates a3
any other line.
Shippers are requested to hive their Goods dis
tinctly marked and ordered by tho Old Bay Line.
myl7-tf L. B. PARK, Agent.
" 1 "" —mm i mi in.—i ■■■■!■ jagMwagMMiaMmeßiE.
MJORBAS'S WHITE Kl U'll i K
NPiOSOS.
The above celebrated Watering Place is offered for
sale on favorable terms. The property is situtted in
Frederick county, Virginia, witain fivo miles of
v. luchu-pter, and a mile and a half of Stephenson's
Depot, by a Rood turnpike nad. It consists of about
one hundred acres of Laud, *ith l*rpc Garden and
line Orchard* of choice fruit. The principal build
raZti are of onck, three stories, substantially built,
contaiinnar about ninety rooms, with Lath-houses.
Teu-i'ir. Alloy. Stables and other out bail iinru
erected at a co?t of $40,000 in cheap times, ;dl oi
v/hich can be put in complete order at a small ex
pense, and be ready for visitors within thirty days.
The garden is now being filled with vegetables, and
the lee Houses are stored with Ice for the season.
Abe healthiness of the local icy and the virtues of tie
waters are so widely known that they noed not here
bo dwelt upon. There is a constant demand for tbo
water for transportation. Visitors leaving Balti
more or Washington in the morning ear; reach the
Springs in time lor dinner. No place of summer re
sort offers so many advantages as this, nor can a more
surely paying investment be found than is hare pre
sented.
Terms of sale, one third cash, remainder in one,
two and three years, with interest. Titlo unques
tionable. Apply to GEO. M'. TINGES & SON.
mh2l-tf No. 3 St. Paul street.
U-EK.I A3SIJS IIiiEA RTS,
JfitJ* INSURANCE AGENT AND BROKER,
No. 13 North street. Baltimore.
Agent lor the
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMP'Y, N. Y
STATE INSURANCE COMP'Y, JERSEY CITY
EQUITABLE INSURANCE COMP'Y, PHII,A.
LIFE, I'IBE rtui! 31A HIS E IHSURASt'E,
in responsible Companies,
KSeated oa tin meat ffsvorshls Terms, ap2-4y
BOOKS, PAPER, ETC.
CUDHINGS & BAfLEY }
BOOKS3EUEBS,
Siaii ouers,
Gliik Boob
Mnctnlaeinrers,
283 BALTIMORE-ST.,
OPPOSITE HANOVER STREET.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
CLASSICAL BOOKS,
MEDICAL BOOKS,
LAW BOOKS,
TEEOLOGICAL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
WRITING PAPER,
STATIONERY,
TILL Labgkst and Most Vasied Stoc*
TO EB TOCHD IN TH3 CITY.
PiGLD AOOOUBT BOOKS,
Made of Superior Likkk Papks, at short cotice
ruled and bound to order in any style.
Banks, Xhskbasob CoriPAHira, CoxpoaATiosg aho
Mshchants. furnished at reasonable prices,
00 Mil
ffSAPEB WAKEHOCSE.
tn„ , N0 - 3i . HANOVER STREET,
trrn a?v r ? i ffJwV, 0 -fef o , r . snl ° * fllil assortment of
! . ' and BIRD toRS BOARDS, ooi!abid* f,, ■ii
ARo PHr°Hr^ r^?, 1 M c akiae and Book BiJdin".
Paper; Manilla, Straw and other Wrap,.
, „ RUDOLPH i JEN'NESS
11 Pricos p &i<i tor Rags and waste
*'. noS-ly
SAPER WARESOUSS,
No. I'd Soutb Charles (Street,
BALTIMORE, MB.
SUBSCRIBERS offer for saia a large and
MN (IP V P m ttl? ® n -m KIT k N,J anJ V.RAP
PINU aAi ER.s, v: Plat Caps, Demy*. Folio Post,
Mediums, pUin and ruled: Letter and hJotes. Abo
"* > ,°if ler WRAPPING PAPERS, all
c.,l'b i •' t Boards, Printers' Cards and
ii'fa ve . upes v Wtc0 f ,,rp ' Raper Bags, Arc., to
winch e call the attention of i s.sh <fra!ors.
N- B.—Cash paid for Ragj aril
B U i LDI3VG MATERIA LS~
Fancy Front Do :>h; Inside Doors, Plain and Mould
ed, 4 panel and ti panel, 1W ineb, \% inch, 1)5 Ineh
anu l/.s inch t.ucK.. made of best seasoned white nine
ash, chesnut and black walnut, of a variety of sizes'
trom 2 foot s>y t> feet to d feet ti inches by b foot. Also!
Store Doors and holding Docro.
We offer for sale, at cash prices, 6,000 Doors, ready
finisnod lor use, at wholesale and retail
OEO. O. STEVENS A CO.,
, irt „ West Pratt street,
mnl-6m Near Spear's wharf.
VKWEId, POSTS,
d-w BALUSTERS AND HANDRAILS.
Stair Builders' supplies generally can be had at
, , .0. STEVENS A CO'S.,
™ 47 West Pratt street.
For Outside and Inside, with
STATION ART AND PIVOT SLATS.
ALSO,
PANEL SHUTTERS.
Cheap for Cash.
GEORGE O.STEVENS A CO..
47 West Pratt street,
mhl2-0m Near Spear's wharf.
IfOCSE-OTILOmS' M'Pl't.HN.
from a FRONT DOOR to a BACK
GATE. Our stock comprises Window and Door
frames. Sashes, Dhnds and Doors, Newel Posts Bal
ustres. Uandrivils, Washboards, Casings, Brackets,
Mouldings, Mantel Pieces of wood,slate and miirblo,
biato Hearths, Hardware. Window Glass, Ac Ac
G. 0. STEVENS A CO.,
, . 47 West Pratt street,
inhl„-Cm Near Spear's wharf,
HAKTEM.
A fine assortment now on hand and for salo by the
Solo Agents for Maryland, Virginia, and District of
Columbia. GEO. 0. STEVENS A CO.,
, 47 West Pratt street,
mhl2-6m Near Spear's wharf.
SJfOT KIIIS HA SSI EN,
GI.AZED AND UNGI.AZKD.
A good stoc a to be at reasonable prices, at
47 WEST PRATT STREET, bv
mhl2-fka GEORGE 0. STEVENS A CO.
Builders supplied at lowest market rates. Our
stock ranges from 3 ft.?, to 14 tbs. Special patterns
cast to order, GEO. 0. STEVENS A CO.,
, 47 West Pratt street,
inii I --ijiii Near Spoar's wharf.
E" JEha. ,"<a_,'Ts\\ r ja^u,
TO
The Ladies.
N. R. E. MAYES'S
PATENT POH
<! WASHING MADE EASY."
WASHING! WASHING!
ACCOMPLISHED
WITHOUT BOILING OR BLUEING.
A chemical preparation for washing clothes, the
coarsest, as woll as tin finest and r.iost delicate fabrics,
without Rubbing or Boiling; siring in the procoss
half the time, one-third ilia Soup,
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MANUFACTURED BY
ROGrERS, JAMES & CO,
No. 18 N. Liberty Street.
fold by All Grocers,
my3-ly
"SIiESMiHTERHSr
CHINESE LANTERNS!
FOR
Fourth of July.
A Large Assortment
I AT
J. W. LOAJlb's
csrrra STATES FUG I>EIT,
67 W. PRATT STREET,
.ieU-tJyl NEAR SOUTII.
T 1 WE PROG RESSIVE EVENING SCK OOI,
: KNAPP'S Institute, Nos. 29. SI
and 3.i Holuday street, opens each evening at 7 o'el'k.
Pupils will please be punctual at the hour. Circulars
can be obtained at the Institute. feti-if
merchandise.
F ,^"l','o r by I ' J:M<^S Boxes
EDWARD L. PAI.MFR I: CO..
' * No. lo Bowly's wharf.
A.511.-cjft Bbls. landing and for sale by
; EDWARD L. PALMER A CO ,
j--n-Tt No. 15 Bowly's wharf.
tT '• R A-V BE Kft l ES-14 WiTole
<J superior Cape Cod. for sale by
mot ir EDV/'D L PALMER & CO..
jo2l-tf - No. 15 Bowly's wharf.
tJTA IMTS.-Kingsford'e Oswego. Fox's Refined
►o Pearl, antl Johnson A Clement's Madison. For
sale by NORRtS. OWENS A CO.,
je9-tf 37g West Baltimore street.
Kouxn SFIfES.-Icb .I.l'oiT.k Bro.'s cel7-
orated Ground Spioes and Growers' Drugs. For
s "!V>y NORvrs. Owens A co..
je - 378 W. Baltimore street.
I Gross A Dietrich's Oleine. Dobbin's
xj Electric nnu other brands. F>r sale by
. q NOKRIS. OWENS A CO.,
"" 378 W. Baltimore street.
S-ffaCHNAPPS. FLASKS. &e.
For sale by SEIM A EMORY,
d ' !23lf 29 Hanover street.
o ! sa^ob'y KN ~" > ° 0l ' OXO!i Messina - 'anding and for
. „. f E. L. PALMER & CO..
J *" No. 15 Bowly.s wliarf.
lE!WNS— 200 boxes Messina and Palermo, land
m mg and for sale by
. E. L PAI.MER A CO..
J i No, 15 Bowly's wharf.
§N TtT' .\ US In glass jars, kegs and casks, for sale
a ED. L. PALMER & CO.,
ly No. 15 Bowly's wharf.
Rajsixh— ion hexes London layu-s and loose
Muscatells, for sab- by
ED. L. PALMER A CO.,
4 No. 15 Bowly's wharf.
S*"; ! T A !l T!I -V, 50 ® Ground Alum.
LiOO sacks Marshall's Fine, now landing from
ship Yazoo. For sale by
ALEXANDER KERR k BRO.,
* "**" 13 Commerce street.
llOSEribAliF f'F.Evr.
ITDR T A^LVcem ß^^ N A^> lb co ' s C6,ebrated
Constantly o„ hand. a^at PLASTER
LO Vi'LST JtA TJiP, by
„ „ J. HENRY GIESE,
iny2l-,uv 21 Spear's wharf.
KFXTI'CHY AND Plllo FEAF AY!)
MANUFACT! KED TOBACCO, for sale by
JOHN HENDERSON A CO..
my IS-tf Pralt and Commerce rta.
¥ ,*®NU3IVITJS.— For sal, a • uperior article of
12-9 bt. Domingo LIGSUMVIT2E, in lots to suit
purchasers. Also, several logs of MAHOGANY.
Apply to K. M. H ESLEN, Northwest corner Prait
and Gay streets, till further notice. myls-tf
171 LOUK. — Choice brands Extra FLOUR, for fam
i!y use. for sale bv
JOilN HENDERSON A CO..
my9-tf Pratt and Commerce streets.
425,00* ****-
Including CARINAS. PART AG AS. FIGARO, I.A
IvSPANOLA. PRINCE OF WALT'S, CABARGA,
AUG! ELLAS and a variety o] other brands of vari
ous sixes and qualities. Imported and for salo br
F I 511 E It BROTH EltS A
jal-ly No. 52 bnr-ii Gat Struct.
OHAXCIES. —500 boxes Mosainn, binding and for
sale by EDWARD L. PALM Kit A CO.,
a P 9 15 Bowly's wliarf.
Ci UKKANTS.—25 casks prime, new crop, landing
> and lor salo bv
EDWARD L. PALMER A CO..
B b 9 No. 15 Bowly's wharf.
ASSlXli.—l\ holo, half and quarter boxes
Bunco and Layer and Mats Seedless, for sale
by EDWARD L. PAI.MER Jt CO.,
f 'b 9 No. 15 Boivly's wharf.
C 3 FOAM.— prime and choice new crop Porto Rico
Sugar, for sale by
J. A. RICHARDSON & CO.,
mh2S-tf Calvert and Lombard its.
EIXULIKH I'H'B KAUFI —SO
SL A fur nuio bv
, „ EDWARD L. PALMER k CO..
__ ln h No. 15 Bowiy's wharf.
OKAN4IES.— 500 boxes Messina and Palermo,
landing and for sale by
EDWARD L. PALMER A CO.,
m " No. 15 Bowly's whorf,
NWrlal'eby nl Braxil
EDWARD L. PALMER A CO.,
tnh -2 No. 15 Bowly's wharf.
(IBANBEBRIES— 10 bMs. prime Eastern, lai.d-
J l eg and for sale by
EDWARD L. PALMER A CO..
mhl9-tf 1, Bowly's wharf.
•WSrillWSY.— Pureßourbfitt and ItveWU T iK Y.
v .l years old. in choice oaekaxes. For :-,lc liy
... r JOHN HENDERSON A CO.,
mliM-tf Pratt and Commerce sts,
HITSNIA, lIASILLA AX 3 AMKBICAS
- HEMP AND POPE. Tor sale by
~, , JNO. HENDERSON A CO.,
El i'*' l f Pratt and Commerce sts.
f OO BAO3 NAPLES AND
bltiLY , landing and i.,r sale bv
ED WD L. PALMER A CO.,
. Slfia ? >r 7- TURKISH,' :mdso kc 3 s
JS- FRENCII, lor ile bv
BDW'li L. PALMER k CO.,
_ 15 Bowlcy's Wharf.
i bid-, double Eade extra choice Bay
)C?stato, Maryland and New York golden; also low
grade. For salo by J. A. RICHARDSON Co.,
fel9-tf Calvert and Lombard streets.
—I,OOO drums and 20 caoos, in cartoons and
bags, for sale by
EDWARD L. PALMER A CO.,
n27 t. No. 15 Bowly's wbarf.
OitA.'vtlKS.— 2i"i t.oxes, landing and for sale by
EDWARD L. PALMER A CO.,
,i:i27-tf No. 15 Bowly's wbarf.
PEANUTS.— 200 bags Wilmington and Virginia,
in store and for sale by
. EDWARD L. PALMER A CO.,
ja-7-tf No. 15 Bovvly'3 wharf.
SAKIMXk S, !YO I' S. whole, half, and quar
ter Boxes, lor tr.ic by
EDW'D L. PALMER A CO.,
lo Rowley's Wharf.
tJTARIH,
K5 SUGAR, COFFEE. GROCERIES.
•s,<itt f; e> X K w
DTIRYEA'S Si', I .ROB.
100 BABUKI.S SYltllP.
50 BARRELS HOMINY "GRITS,"
PRIME RIO AND JAVA COFFEE.
Choice P. R. and ENGLISH IS!, AMI SUGAR
for sale by iiOLLINS a; :;i i ...E'j. t,
jaii23-tt' CA YVo.t Pratt s r reet.
Iff CASES CASNEiI PfSACHXS
ehi'Xjrfiy lt> eases Green CORN.
400 cases TOMATOES.
IOC do. ST RAW B ERR I ES.
100 do. COVE OYSTERS.
100 do. DRAKE'S BITTERS.
100 do. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS.
380 do. CATAWBA BRANDY.
FINS OLD HKNNESSV BRANDY;
" " BOURBON AViI7.SUY.
• SCOTCH
" JAMAICA RUM.
In wood and id-i.: For =a.ie bv
GREEN A YOE,
tS West Baltimore street,
l.ctwcer. Gay and Hclliday,
WA ITTS.
DirAXTI'D.-YESSKLS to lo (1 Cetlar lumbur
v v on West Coast of Florida for Xf.w York. A \-
l>ly at ooce to WILLIAM O'l.'RTl- . AY,
je2o-10t N. E. comer Guy ami Pratt sts.
WAXTER-A lAlf;'U KEH, (silent or active,)
with a Cash Capital, in a rai-i lly increasing
VV holesald Grocer's and Commission I3u.sine?3. A i>-
ply at this office. jel-2awlm
— I)\V ELI.IXG IKH SES m the
gSim North and Northwust for jmrchasers and ten
'ants. Also—Business property on Baltimore,
Hanover and North Charlos streets.
AIso—GRUUND HL • T. 6 and MOKTd AGES.
GEO. VV. TINGES k SON.
fels-tf 3 Sr. Paul slr;et.
YKfANTED.^2OO Per paid to
vv Aeents to introduce our Now sl6, $lB and
S3J SEWING M A CI! 1 N ; S. Ketchum's P.uonr.
Address, with stamp, Mu/.A.DNOCK REVVING
MACHINE CO., VYinchondou, Ma. .., or Phiiadel
phia, Pa. jeS-3ind k w
FOR RENT.
UtTAS t'At'S.i; OFFIC'FK r-')K Itl'X B'.
V THREE FRONT OFFICES above the baae
raent.MdjheßAClCOFFlCEilOOM.- intiioMAttY
LA..l) BUILDING, marble fion'. Second -tree'
om.osite the Poat Office, and the LARGE ROOM ii!
the upper story.
Also, a fine Si B CELLAR, paved and rxt-proof.
under Hie frunt part of the building.
Alsu, PAR 1 of the. Old Office recently occupied bv
•lvf,.S'i' UC n' N ' ?' ? or . ncr 01 street anil
Inpoictts alley. Apply to
•,g.r „ , TflOS. E. HAMBLFTON,
J-" t' President Maryland Fire Insurance Co.
P4±-- WAITHOI'WE t hit HEX if—No 17
R:;;: GERMAN STREET
JaiiL HENRY W. ROGERS & CO..
je-S'-tf cor. Charles and Fayette streets.
MB , * KENT-DWELLING 231 Hoffman ta
Mik.^s7oo per annum. HENRY W. ROGERS A* CO
corner Charles and Fayette streets. ,ie2o-tf
fp; d'v' s ®KT.-FURNFuEiriiotiii~fa
.iffiil N. \7. section of city. Country Seat on West
ern Maryland Bailroud; do. one on Falls Road- do
(turr.ishodj tn iiP-rfurd county.
. GEO. W. TINGES A SON.
myfl-tt 3 St. l'aul street.
'JT? on*'TH.- wv?uY7. l o. UUNISIIt:D HOUSE"IN
JBat'-0..T0a! TERRACE, containing a!! tho mod
ern conveniences, will be routed by the vear wi'h
lmmeuiatc possession. Apply to
GEO. W. TINGES & SON,
_ 3 St. Paul streot.
<p FI'KXISIIEI) ttdl'SK IX IIARFOFD
Sk COUNTY FOR RENT, with Orchard, Lawn
auu Garden, Stable, lee House, (filled] Dairy, Ac.
Situation high and healthy, within a mile and a half
ot Ducr Creek, eight miles from Railroad; stage to
the door. To be rented by the year.
1 or lull particulars, apulv to
t , GEO. W. TINGES A SON,
!. i o fct. Paul street.
1 v |^ T f S , K A 7*'AL E O It
Liai HaUiN 1. A hanUhomely improved place with
ei cry uccesshry comfort and convenience, containing
over 30 Acres of Ground, with abundance of fruit and
water, five miles north of tho city, in a desirable
neighborhood; if not sold within a few days will bo
rented. Apply to
GEO. VV. TINGES k SON.
ws2-tt 3 st. Paul street.
SUMMER KESOIcTS.
MWSAILE Xl l.l'ill lt AM) CHALY
BEATE SPRINGS. Doubling Gap, Cumber
land county. Pa., now open for boarders. lor
lurcher information app.y TO
C. 11. MANN, Jones House.
i9-liu Hairishurg. Pa.
IOKETTO SPJSBXGS. CAMBKIA COBS.
A; Y, Pi., will bo open 26th June. Being situ
ated on tho Allegheny Mountains, is unsurpassed for
health and fine scenery. Circulars may bo had at
M. A. Waite'B Book store,. 138 Baltimore -treet. For
particulars address: at Springs.
je9-eoliu* F, A. GIBBON, Jan Proprietor,
FOfl SALE.
UH-iW'S HULL FUR SI I.E.
One of the most beautiful budding sites nbout
Bait,more, three miles fro,., t| l6 city* on the York,
road, passenger .cars every hour; the view is unsiir-
P.isseil, embrucmg a iarge extent of countrv the
river and city. HENRY W. ROGERS AGO'
je2B tf Cor. Charles and Fayette streets.
Hsi, -A FARM of 735 acres ofohoki
. j i.and, equal to any in Virginia, in I.oudon
■jUaMcoiiiity, <i miles from Leeshurg, 21 miles from
I,'.'!?''[ Rocks known as the Monroe Estate, Oak
Mill. I lat „f fee Land, as surveyed for the late F.x •
rre.-iiient in lsis, a t my oflioo. Saratoga street, west
oi u invert.
WSTMLVI I ' , {4* n,fS of all kinds, splendid Mansion, Ac.,
v V„OS \ S ' • i before the war has been
i- ,ow at sß® l >cr 9cre, cash, or bor
' i r or ten years. Eariy application
isdesired. JO UN L. HAMMOND,
jf-'i it 3| Saratoga street.
m, , , YHexp BWEIiMIfO.
p4>'?L rZ!?i ,li'r KCS P northeast corner of
- ourrland end Mulberry streets, recently rut
0 J, r .'.vnv ir'{wti e enE n ""nnvenienoes,
• ,n'?r ly HaNRY W ROQEHS ,t CO..
jcAMI corner Charles and Fayette st*.
fP P 1 " 1 . 1 ' •"•-Several first-class
S:a DWELLINGS, in this agreeable locality for
sale by 1! KNRY VV. ROGERS Jt CO..
,ielß-tf Corner Charles and Fayette sts.
IT WW FARM 4 Vii t'OIX IKY MEATS
FOR SALE.—A tine farm on Annapolis ltail
roud. good improvements, good soil and perfectly
healthy. Also FARMS on salt water. A most
elegant COUNTRY SEAT, three miles from the
city, handsomely furnished. For sale by
HENRY VV. ROGERS A CO..
jelS tf Corner Ohnries and Fayette sts.
fS Kl,Efil*T DWELLING ON Jflll'ST
JB2L VERNON PLACE.—A first class Dwelling a*
above. Lot. kOxlfio, containing every desirable im
provement, v.ith hi rye Stable and Carriage llouso iu
the rear. For particulars annlv to
GEO. W.TINGES A SON.
_ ■' St. Paul street.
HPI.ENI.II!) t'n rNTIt V SKAT ON
CHARLES STREET AVENUE.—An opportu
nity is now offered for a purcheserto obtain the most
desirable property in the vicinity of Baltimore. For
particulars apply to
GEO. AY. TINGE A SON.
jel4-tf 3 St. Paul street.
KENT* FOR 5.41.K.-Large. per-
YM mancnt, central and well secured.
HENRY AV. ROGERS A CO..
jcT tf Corner Charles and Fayette streets.
fix* DWI'I.I.iXG FOR SAl.E.—Three-story
tiiiDWELLING HOUSE, No. 171 AY. Saratoga st,
with ell modern improvements, water andgas, will
be sold on vory reasonable terms if immediate appli
cation i.j made. Apply op. the premises, or to
CRO AV LE Y, It ti SSE A CO.,
jt-G-tf NOS. 4, 5 and ('. North st.. (2d story.)
BYXDIt ft A I.E.—A FARM of 158 acres, 14 miles
H- from toe city, on the Bel-Air pike, and near
Kingsynle, Harford county: 115 acres cleared, bal-
Jf" I murovements consists of a large
f ''. A-Hh D\v 1'.i.1,1 NG containing 11 rooms,and out
bui.dmg oi a ! kinds suitable tor a Farm of this site.
Admins the lan ts of Messrs. Garrett, and Quiulim.
Apply to JAMES ST AN SB I RY.
3e ° 61 S. Broadway.
£'i FTRMSHKI) SSSSISF, FR RENT.—
Will Tho large andcomfoiUbleDWELLlNG.No.od
1 ranklin street, on reasonable terms. Apply to
GEO. AY. TINGES A SON.
jcl-lf 3 St. Paul street.
|E| CHEAP inVFJJJNi-Ko. 234 Hoffman
s±iil street. Possession immediately.
HENRY AV. ROGERS A CO.,
je2-tf Corner Charles and Fayette atreeu.
Dkikapi.:; i>v.e:;.;lX<;S FOR SALE.
Several fine dwellings on McCulloh street.
Modern plan and fini-h.
HENRY VV. ROGERS A CO..
jot-lf Corner Charles and Fayette streets.
A*.T IVATIIK FAR VIS—In Talbot county,
binding on the bay, at a steamboat landing, a
very attractive and cheap farm. All salt water luxu
ries in abundance.
. HENRY AV. ROGERS & CO.,
iel-tf Corner Charles and Fayette streets.
EASTERN SHORE F4RII FOR SAI.E.
One of the most valuable farms in Talbot coun
ty, adjoining cbe town of Oxford, containing
2 li acres, with good improvements, and all the ad
vantages of sa't water. The terminus of tho Mary
,rtiui and Delaware Railroad will be on this farm,
and it is expected to bo completed the coming
autumn. This will add largoly to the prospective
value ol the properly, and presents a lino opportu
nity for an investment or speculation. Apply to
11 LO. V\ . TINGES & SON, 3 St. Paul si reel. So\ ora.l
hundred other farms for sale in Maryland and Vir
ginia, and one near 0- ttrsburg, P nnsylvania.
GEO. \V. TINGES A SON,
uij'Bl-tf 3 jjt. Paul street.
©„ l '.Vl"f STREET WHARF.-A valuable
tiir> I roperty. con In inn: three STORES, for ss.le by
. _ GEO. vv. TINGES a SON,
b -0 g St. I'oul street.
BYHOK SAI.E-TWO FARMS IN BALTIMORE
COUNTY, two in Anne Arundel, and a Country
Seat within six miles of tho city, and several small
Houses in ditt'erent parts of tho citv, can lie bought a
great Barsr-.in if applied for immediately, at No. 12
Law i uildings, to
J i'i-tf NATHAN HARRISON.
FffA <* NA I.E.—The Barge J. E. SHAW,
55? EHs s 1 tons rcgisler, or about 150 tons burthen,
..... mi,.- will be sold low. Apply at once to
. R. M. HESLEN,
nv2s-tf Northwest corner Pratt and Gay sts.
A '* ®*AXD, binding on Bclair avenue
cir'ti] pavod, for sale at a great bargain.
HENRY W. ROGERS A CO.,
my2ti-tf Corner Charles and Fayette sts.
liAl'K NAI.E.— Fifty thousand (50,000) feet of 5-1
S \ iI],LOW PINK FLOORING, from Savannah,
(ia., now landing at Flannigr.n's wharf, and for sale
by RENDER!>AS T. FEN WICK A CO.,
my 2- tf 77 Smith's wharf, (up stairs.)
IjRIR ULE-AR EI,EC. AXT COVHTBY
a- SEAT on Charles ttroot avenue, and a number
ol others very desirable.
GEO. AV. TINGES A SON.
my2l -tf 3 St. Paul street.
rant J. ia:stint \xi C >AI, DEAI.ERX AXI
-BL M ANM"FACTUREKS —FOR SALE Oil LEASE.
LO I . corner ot F.den street and Canton avenue, 340
by (is i feet, onei square jroln a wharf and having a
railroad track binding upon it connecting with all
the railroads leading from the city.
HENRY AV. ROGERS A CO..
iiiyl7-H Corner Charles and Fayette sts.
FREDERICK STREET FlttlPKi.'l v.—
S3 Lot and improvements tiO by 65 l'eet on the
rautheaft eoracr of Freder ck and Second streetß.
lor sale by GEO. AV. TINGES A SON.
"bV '-tt 2 St. Raul street.
ol> VAM ABbi: U'lltKF PKIIFF.R'I'V AT
■iTHE FOOT OF COMMERCE STREET.—The
stEAMBOAT AVHARF AMD WAREHOUSE, lo
cated as above, with two water fronts, for sale, in
tec, with immediate possession. For particulars ap
ply t<> „ GEO. W. TINGES & SON.
apl2-tf No. 3 St. Paul street.
gat IHV'Rl.t.lr.'t; IH9LSE.S AT RE>FFEI>
rSeil PRICES. —First Class and Medium DIVELL-
I NtlS ou North Charles, Park, Cathedral, St. Paul's,
>1 nunnent, atadison, and other desirable rlreots, for
salo at reduced prices by
GEO. AV. TINGES A SON,
ap7-tf 3 St. Paul street.
E.BJtIKA I I.Ati.H RBOlSil KEX'T OF 7
A per annum under part of Camden Station, B. k
O. R. K., for sale by GEO. AV. TINGES A SON,
: : 1 3 St. Paul street.
gS FIRST AT, VSS DWEI.I.IXG HOUSES.
flual- A superior DWELLING in the Northwestern
section of the city, new and replete with every con
venience, with side lot, fruit ami grapery. For sal-y
by GEO. W. TINGES A SON,
inhiO-tf J St. Paul street.
jS-J A SPS,ES!)II) 4JKAZI.AU FARM OF
.tails. 550 Acres, lying in the Glades of Ailegany coun
ty, Md., seven luiies lroui Oakland, with a tram road
to the railroad. This land is as fine as any in the
Glades; improved with a valuable Barn and large
Dwelling, for id,l'm.
ALSO.
SoVtral valuable tracts of COAL LANDS in Alle
gany county, Aid. P'iees range from $5,000 to
Sou,(100. SUTTON A GEMMEt.L,
fe2B-tf 56 Exchange l'laoe.
Ml Fl'tHfleHFJD DWBLUXG FOR
| LEASE. —Will LEASE for 3 years a desirable
SBDWELLI Gin the vicinity of the Washington
Monument, completely tiirnished.
HENRY W. ROGERS k CO.,
tnylS-tf corner Charles and Fayette streets.
B AI.TTSOKE, JUX'E is, ISBti.
OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND
KAOLIN company OF BALTIMORE
, , ... AND CECIL COUNTY.
Orders for lire Brick, Cement. Gas Retorts, Glass
Pots, Crucibles. ,vc., w ill be received at the Otiieeo
the Company, No. 67 Second street, instead of a
Canton ad heretofore. By order,
N. POPPIEIN. President.
P. 1)E MURGUIONDO. See'ry.
THOMAS J AMES. Superintendent. jel l-Oui
CHOLERA "V
X DISIRIB[D!I!\
The Chief Causes of Pestilence Destroyed,
OK. E. UOURTAKK-rS IHHIKFEATIXH
FLI IDS, secured by Lottors Patent in the
tinted Statß and France. Prepared solely by the
eNCwJork Disinfecting Company, at their L ibora
!v- y ' /W'?* 3001 und 302 Hcnry btrect . Mew York.
Oiiico, 42 Cedar street.
This Comi-any organized on a perm men t basis.
Witli Dr. CourUuret, the celebrated French Chemist
m charge ot itsi Laboratory, is prepared to tarnish its
DISINFECT IXO FLUIDS for sick rooms, nurseries, uri
nals, water closet*, privies, cesspools, sc.vui-. gutters
ships, railroads, hospitals, prisons, and public insti
tutions ot all kinds, slaughter-houses, oila!, and fat
boiling establishments; all kiud? of manures, (tin
men-eti/ increasing the value of the latter to every
farmer.) and wherever poisonous and offensive gases
exist. These agents are deodorizers, antiseptics, anti
putrescents, ; nd disinfectants in the scientific mean
ing of the words. They remove noxiousfraaesand
odors by chemical principles—leaving in their places
healthful air; they aro DESTROYK RB, and tot merely
absorbents of poisonous gases—not injurious to u'en
sils in which they are used. The attention of medical
and scientific men is directed to these disinfectants.
Attached arc testimonials in favor ot this great dis
covery , which, with hundreds of others, can bo scoa
at the Company's office.
DELAY AX liorsn, ALBANY, March 30,1866.
To the President of the New lork Disinfecting Com-
Dear Sir: Dis r.U it is represt ntcd to be. We have
made many trials <-t disinfectants, but now consider
that we have found an article which surpasses all
others as a remedy against ail bad odors.
T. KOKSSEL & Co.
~ ... NKW YORK, April 9, ]B ,.
To the President of the Aew lone iHsinJ'ecting ;\,m
puny: .
Dear rir: Wo pronounce it without oxcopticn to bo
the best we have evet known. Its effect upon every
matter is complete antU.nstantaneous.
| C. A. STKTSON, Astor House.
i>-N. B.—fhcse Disinfectants are used by the
scavengers, under the direction of the sanitary police
ol tho Metropolitan Health Department New York.
POWELL A THOMPSON,
~ . ,_ , . 12 Cedar street. New York,
General and Sole Agents for the United Status and
the Uanadas, to whom all orders should be
addressed.
For salo by all Druggists and General Penlrrf in
tne United States and anadas. inylt-tsep4
#12,000,
Rs>,Ottt and 8 2,0
TO LOAN ON FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY in the
city or its vioiaity.
* HENRY W. ROGERS A CO..
niySLti cor, OharlM I ayeUo on