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CLOTHING.
OUK GREAT
SEMIAXSIiI I'LOSIJiG SALE.
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES.
l'rkis of all jtmunirr GooS ' Beduel
I'rlce*.
810.000! 810,000! 810,000!
dollars
Worth of Spring and Summer Clothing, regardless
of Manufacturers' Cost.
Tin: goods MIST be sold.
As wc require the Room for Winter Goods.
REMEMBER! REMEMBER I
Oil! REMEMBER!
That this enormous Stock of Goods must be sold
within the next sixty days.
Only 0 Dajs
FOR GBE AT BA R GAINS.
AVe name in part some of the leading articles at
Prices much below the cost of inanulacturing:
Boys' Linen Suits, $3.50, 4, 4.60 and $5.
Boy.' Cass. Suits. $6, 7,8, 9 and $lO.
Gouts' Linen Suits, $5.50, 6. 7. S, 9 and $lO.
Gents' Cass. Suits, Coats, Rants anil A'est for $lO.
Gents' good (Jassimere Suits at sls, IS, 20, 22, 25,
27.60 and S3O.
Fine Alpaca, English and French Bra. de ta Coats
at $5 . 6.50, 7.50. 9 and $lO.
Cass. Pants, $5. 6. 7, S, 9 and $lO.
Cass. Vests, $2. 2.5U, 3.50.4 and $5.
Csss. Coals, $7.59, 9,10,12,14 and $1.5.
Black Sacks. $1(1, 15,17, IS and S2O.
Blaek Frocks, sl2, 15, 17, 20, 25 and S3O.
This enormous Stock of Goods must be closed out
without regard to cost, within the next sixty days.
Remember, then . Goods are to ho sold at tho great
m arble gall clothing house, : and 40
AVest Baltimore street, between Frederick and Har
rison street.
SMITH BROS. & CO.,
Popular Clothing House,
ie2S-tf SS ,t 4<) VV T . Haltimokk Strsbt.
/£ fl Kanthwcst t'srner fl
TtS Frederick and IlitUluaore Sis. tec j>
SELDNER <Ss KERR,
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors
Are now offering at very low prices a large and
choico assortment of
GENTS'
iKD
SOS'S' CTaOTHUffG.
ALSO—A large Stock of
FUR NI SIIIN G GOOD ,S',
Or the Luteal Siylea.
Ilaviog recently improved this Establishment, we
are ablo lo give our attention to all orders, and fill
them at shortest notice. my22-ly
CLOTH 11SG ESTABLISH BEST, .eg
Jl. .T5. ef& .fl
Comer Lexington and Howard.
W. BE. ET E IST 33,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor
Is now offering at very low prices an unusually
large and choiee assortment of
<3-331ST ITS'
AND
13C32-S' CLOTHIM C 3.
Also, a largo assortment of
Fni'itisbins Gooda of the Latest Style.
Having recently improved and enlarged this 03-
ablishinent. wo are able to give our attention to all
orders and fill thorn at tho shortest notice. mh2o-6iu
Clothing STotiee.
NOAM WALEE.U & CO.,
Washington Building,
BALI!MORS,
Are now offering at vory low prices a large and
well assorted stock of
CLO'i'Hia ,
to make room for fresh goods. Porsons needing a
supply are recommended to call.
Wo havel every article in our line fur MILITARY
PURPOSES, as well as a sujerior assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS. Also a tine assortment of
YOUTHS' VLO'iiilNG
We supply ready made and ordered work to all
parts of the country promptly by Express.
Orders solicited. fsl6-tf
JBWE L It .V
Tlir.VK'l! REPAIRING.
TAT WATCH REPAIRING.
WATCHES of ail the most celebrated makers tor
8a! 0.
fcilvor Ware, Plated Ware, Ico Pitchers, Waiters,
Castors and Tea sets in great variety.
Spoons, Porks, Table Cutlery. Regulators in marble
or Rosewood cases.
Lecoulter Razors and Straps. A full assortment of
tho abovo goods now open at
G. D. CLARK'S,
iy2G tf 33 S. Calvert street,
1 square below Baltimore street.
Canfield Bro. & Co.,
S3 BALTIMORE ST., COR. F CHARLES,
iiavs d, Fine Stock of
GolG rtidSl!sr)r Wutebes, jllsiaeiubi, Kiel)
Jewelry.
t'ANGY SIL YElt HOODS FOR RREiiENTS.
Silver Plated Forks, Spoons, Castors, Waiters,
Tea Sots, Table and Pocket Cutlery: Fine
Fancy Goods, Clocks, Bronzes and
Military Goods,
FOR ARMY AND NAVY. 0017-tf
Now and Rich Jewelry,
•SILVEB WARE,
Sliver Abated Wurb, Ac.
A. &. WARNER,
BOLD AND SILVLB BSIIIH,
No. 10 N. GAY STREET.
Is adding daily to his varied assortment of new
styles and patterns of RICH JEWELRY, suitable
for presents; Diamond Pius, Ear Rings, Finger
Rings, Pearl do., Enamelled do.. Coral do., Garni: t
and Piain Gold do., Jet Cross do., Ladies' Gold
Chains, Bracelets, Gold Thimbles, Lockets, Cuff But
tons and Studs, Scarf Pins, Signot and Plain Gold
and Set Kings, Ac., Ao.
Aiso, a variety of SILVER PLATED WARE,
Baskets, Castora, Waiters, Butter Stands, Fruit do.,
Spoons, Forks, Li. lieu, Xc., all of which will be solo
... i.1,, I .r
AGRICULTURAL.
ACKO2 GUARANTEED.
BE BOER it BUTE'S
EXCELSIOR SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
AI.SO TlililH
AMMONIATED SI PER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
R. J. RUTH A CO., Agents,
inhlO-ly No. 16 Bowly's Wharf. Baltimore.
MOEO PHILLIPS'
GENUINE IMPROVED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
STANDARD GUARANTEED.
For Sale at Manufacturer's Depots,
27 iNORTII FRONT ST., Philadelphia, Pa.,
593 SOUTH STREET. Baltimore. Md..
Avd by Doalers in general throughout the country.
Tho material of which
MORO PHILLIPS' PHOSPHATE
is manufactured contains fitly per cent, more Bono
I hnsphate than Raw Bone, therefore it is more du
rable. The Ammonia present give 3 it great additional
lert ilizmg value.
Five years' experience lias proved to the Farmer
that it makes a heavier cm i n tbau even stable
inauuro, and it is not only active but lasting
Price $56 per ton —2,0,0 lbs. Discount to doalers.
, „ , MOUOPUILHPS,
fe27-Iy Solo Proprietor and Manufacturer.
DENTISTRY.
Ejj JELJ :wr rmrst smm? jml-W.
Dr. E. G. WINUHELL'S
Ihilliitiorc D*nfi3 E^tHbllKkmeut,
I>2 SABATOGA fc'f., one door East of Eutaw. '
Still ahe.id I Tho place where Nitrous Oxide is
ttded in extracting Teeth entirely without rain. Ni
trous Oxide is a certain Anesthetic —not dangerous,
emphatically .afe, pleasant, and no bad effects. Dr.
W. has had several years' experience in the use oi
this agent, and persons entrusting themselves to his
care vrili not be disappointed. Kemember. 162
Saratoga L, where First Ciass Sets of Teeth are
inserted for only sls, equal, if not superior, to those
lor which S4O are charged at other places. jao-ly
1)R. JOSEPH KOUIXttOX,
DENTIST
**d-Cnr?T FETII EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
ornrr v LA UGHING GAS.
up S-3m °ay axu rnoxr stekkts.
AiSlggafc w - *. TU.YASD,
H ® AV SIBJST.
FLAGS.
, usfiis"flag's. )(--v
Constantly on hand and made to order
„ J. W. LUANE,
National, Marino, and
UNION FLAGS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
|)AKRIS!i, BIIIXRK A CO.,
PROPKIKTORS OK
1 AIAPSCO SPIOH AND MUSTARD MILLS.
i offc-r to tho trade at lowest
nnll MARKET PRICES
CRUDE AND Gltol.ND SPICES. TEAS, SODA,
STARCH AND INDIGO.
No. 11l Wept Lombard, and
No. S Balderston streets,
myf-O-lm Baltimore.
N. 11. Hut ton. John Murdoch.
isi rrox A- HIVRTMH'H.
ARCHITECTS.
CIVIL FNG INEERS,
No. 4 SOUTH STREET.
Bsltimork. Mo.
■BS*Furnish Plats and Surveys of Real Estate.
niy29-lm
(ItAHI.KV BROS..
IMPORTERS AND ORALRRS IN
LEA rut:it AND SHOE FINDINGS,
my2s-ly No. ISS.Cai.vkrp ST., Baltimore, Md.
SI'KMTI A- I.TJd'K,
GAS FITTERS AND PLUMBERS.
No. U Hoi.i.iday Strkkt,
Between Baltimore and Fayette ptreetp.
PLUMBING, GAS FIXTURES and GAS FITTING
in all their varieties.
PLUMBING executed with plain or galvanized
ron pipe. mylO-Sm
McittliA'ZlK A- CO..
REAL ESTATE AND
COLLECTING AGENTS.
Will sell, buy or exchange every description of Real
Estate in city and country; rent Houses, collect Claims
anu make prompt returns. Lands, Farms, Country
Scats aud Vacant Lots wanted and also for sale.
McKENZIK & CO..
niys-3ui Courtland St., near Lexington. Bait.
H GAKP.I3SI. OI.VNV. IG nier in Ci<;:irs,
c ft o Tobneen, Ac.
SPARKLING MINERAL WATER,!
S. E. cor. lIOLLIDAY and FAYETTE STS.,
myß-3m Near Theatre.
GEORGE 0. STEVENS & CO.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
AGKNTS FOE
Went Castleton R.'iiEr<mtl anJ Sluie Co.,
AND
11. H. Smijirs Dtaohinory,
No. 47 WEST PR.ITI ST.,
(Near Spear's Wharf,)
DAN'I.O. } BALTIMORE. MD.
nihl2-6m
4 LEX ALUIX A- CO.
■C*- OLD KSTARLISITKD
HARD WOOD LUMBER YARD,
„ , NO. 56 WEST FALLS AVENUE.
On hand and for sale all kinds of Hard Wood
Lumber, which w: offer for sale at reduced rates.
We also invite attention to our Steam Planing and
Saw Mill. No. 13 and 1". Granby street.
Lumber dressed, iongued and grooved at short no
tice, at moderate priees. inh3-tf
GEO. W. TINGES. CPAS. S. TINUK3
C 3 HO. \V. TIJfCIEK A- SOS,
S No. 3 St. Paul Stkeet,
11 E A I. P, XT A T E V. It OKK R S,
AGENTS FOR ESTATES.
Special attention given to the care, management,
and settlement of E.-tales.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on REAL ESTATE.
MONEY INVESTED without charge.
Real property bought and sold on commission.
ja22-eotf
J 'OH* WEU.S A- SOAR
K N GIN E E RS, St A (lIIINISTS
AND IRON FOUNDERS,
No. 47 THAMES STREET.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Mann.acturers of high and low pressure, station
ary and portable Engines, improved circular saw
mills, boilers, tanks,' ■. 1 oil stills, Ac.
Repairing attended to with dispatch.
foi)-3tawtjyl*
5t <>it?■ A- ■?>.,
*p GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ERA TT ANO COM HI EROS STREETS.
ja-31-tf BALTIMORE.
EN r. H. FAEUTZ,
„ . , INTERPRETER.
Ofiice No. ■) Courtland street. Glace hours, Hto 10
A. JL. and 3to tj P. M. inbo-tf
JEKOMK A. PENDEaGAST, PENDERGAST BHDS. & CO.,
ukxrv a. fenwick, New York.
Baltimore.
PESItKaitOAST, VLKWICK A CO.,
COMMISSION AND SHIPPING
MERCHANTS,
de3o-tf 77 Smith's AVharf. Baltikose.
aii£'£isS3S3. CHAB.H.pekdshgast.
03S.A Ili.SliA.-,'s' kSltOtt. ,V CO.,
i COMMISSION AND SHIRRING
MERCHANTS.
. 62 BEAVER STREET,
d3O-tf New York.
Joss Leaky. F. p. Scott
.FOlsh Leary A Co.,
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN DRUGS. CHEMI
CALS, PAINTS A DYE STUFFS,
No. 3iS HANOVER STREET,
de3o-tf Baltimohk.
FRESER VERS, PICKLERS,
OYSTTER SWCKEBS, Ac.
Sole agents for BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK,
prepared by the Baltimore Condensed
Milk Company,
No. IS LIGHT STREET,
do 13-ly Baltimore.
HENRY SEIM. AVUBOBB M. EMORY.
SElltt A EMORY.
(Formerly with Baker, Brothers & C 0.,)
Dealers in French and American
V, IN DOW GLASS,
DRUGGISTS' GLASS IVABE,
VIALS, BOTTLES.
JARS, DEMIJOHNS, PAINTS, OILS. Ac.
No. 22 HANOVER ST., above Lombard,
del3-tft Baltimore.
FRANK t. MORS.SNO,
FLORIST AND SEEDSMAN.
No. 2 N. EtITAW STRKKT.
Weddings and Parties furnished with ornamental
flower work and Bonuets. Flower and Gardenseads,
Rustic and Wire Baskets. Roses, Bedding Plants
and Bulbous roots. nol3-ly -
35. T. J2YWSOW Ac SON,
DEALERS IK
PA I? EE-HAN GIN Qb,
Yeuetlan Eilitils and Window Shades,
WHOLESALE AND DETAIL.
No. 54 NORTH HOWARD STREET.
Baltimoem.
Paper-Hanging dono in tovm or country in the best
manner. oc7-tf
SISGO BBGTHERS,
No. 14 N, Charles St., cor. of Payette,
BALTIMORE, MIS.
Manufacturers and dealers iu MASONIC, I. 0.0.
RED MEN'S and all olhor societies, 1! KG ALIA
JEWELS, BANNERS, Ac., Ac., Ac. MILITARY
GOODS. whß-dAwly
G. H. LYBRAND,
DEALER IS FBFXCH
Ficweri, "eatlwi'N, til )>!>■> wg and lasccn,
HATS, CAPS. BONNETS, Ac.
oc6-tf No. 6 15. Baltimore St.. near the Bridge.
3AMSLB YOUXG,
SO VS aud job PRINT SB,
SIS W-oat llßitlnsoxe firet,
orroeies stiH oypic*.
Baltimore.
*6 Promptness—FanoteiUty-~Lnw Prioos, Sat
isfaction guaranteed. 120-tf
SADDLERY.
iOIIS E#. HAXMONI),
Old Established
SADDLE. HARNESS. TRUNK
'' COLLAR MANUFACTURER.
3-10 Baltikose Stskkt. up stairs.
Has on hand .tad is manufacturing daily a Urg;
and Cue assortment of
Saddles, Eiarucwi, 'FrrzuUs, Collars, Cttrjve?
Baits, Vallssiv,
AKD
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS,
Of each styieE and variety as cannot fail to pleas*
Call and examine his stock before purchasing.
s.p3-iyt
MRsnh ROBERT l-AR'SOS.
IPS?JI No. *77 BALTIMORE STREET.
(Near Sharp.)
HANUyAOTUEBU O*
SADDLES, iiAKIx ESS, (JOLLAPiij, JE*.
Laiiee' SARATOGA TRUNks,
Best Sole Leather Trunks and Valises,
IRON-BOUND TKIINEB.
SAOiiS. SATCHELS, Ac., Ac.
The larpcot assortment of the above goods in the
eity at prices that defv comnot'iiion. o'.l-ly(
pKosi'Kcna
THE BEETLEY SPIiiNGB COMPANY.
A first-class establishment, to which the citizens ol
Baltimore con! ' retreat in the heat of summer, was
sought for in vain daring the past season. To supptj
that want and to present at the same time a profit
able investment to subscribers, altoution is called to
this Prospectus.
.Lent-ley Springs is situated at the distance of about
30 miles trom the city, (00!) feet above tide-water,) on
tae otoriAAorn Central Railway, which, with its double
track and present facilities, renders access to the
bpnngs e?-?y and frcauent. Tho location is one of the
most healthy in tho United Statea ; and tho scenery if
scarcely srjrpasacd where in beauty and romance
of character, alagmticont trees, sn abunuanco of the
purest water, beautiful ravines, cle,.r mountain
Btreams anu lofty hi,ls contribute to make this spo!
ai-rectivc, and .o point it our as admirably ada tod
for a largo hummer Hotel. The surrounding noigh
fcorhood abounds in pleasant walks, shady driven and
delighuul prospecte.
hJ^i!i I>r 2i'. C - t0 l' ro ".by these natural advantages
by the erection on one oi the most eligible site" aVj
within view of the Depot, of a Srst-clafe l!te , inde
tho direction oi tho BcnUey Bprinra Compln" "
Baltimore County. The amount of Capital in fixed
at One Hundred Thousand Dollars, in Shares of One
Klnd°D^ a : ihe the
It is believed that, in asking the citizons of Ealti
niore to subscribe totals project, we are advancing
iSeir latereels as well as that of the city
Our citisena will be waited on by the oi
the Company fcr tha purpose of aoiioiiing eubsoriu
iions to tha stock.
Application :ua7 also be made to tho Secretary
at the O-jite o: tna Oomoany. No. 21 S. Charles street.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
E. A, Absctt, PretrL
John S. Gi'map, | W. T. Marfclaad.
Heywarc H. Kutchlr.coti:, Olive? A. Parker,
A, L. Knight, Isaac Coalc, Jr.,
G. W. Burton* ! Isaac S. George,
Hugh Sieson, J Dr. C. h. Ccates,
Woodward Abr&liiins, j C. W. Beetles,
8. W. kobtrscn. I Cass. Webb T TW3nrM
• Tt Kfi'rbt -acro.tr* ra34 f
Fire (tmcker-s.-five hundred box
es No. 1 Gold Chop, for sale by
E, L. PALMER A CO.,
IsU tf No. 15 Bowly's wharf.
BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAL- FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1860.
TO CONTRACTORS.
|)ROPORAI.N FOR FUR XI S 2ft IX
E FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE COMMISSARY OF SUBSISTENCE,>
PFTKRSRL'RO, VA., June 22d, 1806. j
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, are respect
fully invited by the undersigned until Saturday,
June3oth, 1806, at 12 o'clock M., lor furnishing the
troops, and all others entitled to rations, stationed at
Petersburg and City Point, Va.,with FRESH BEEF,
untd December 31st, 186b, or sueh less time as the
Commissary General may direct, and delivered at
such times as the office'' having charge of supplying
the troops may direct. The Beef to be of
GOOD MARKETABLE QUALITY,
Of equal proportion of fore and hind quarters (necks,
shanks and kidney tallow to he excluded.)
Oaths of allegiance to the United States Govern
ment must accompany each bid, unless one is already
on tilo at this office.
Tho Government reserves the right to reject all
buls deemed unreasonable.
Payments to be made monthly, or as scon there
after as practicable, in such funds as Government
furnishes for that purpose.
Proposals should be endorsed on tho envelope,
1 roposa's for furnishing Fresh Beef,"and addressed
to the under&igne lat Petersburg. Va By order of
Brevet Major T. C. SULLIVAN,
C. S., U. S. A.
. T AD. PALMER.
je2B-tJe29 First Lieut. 12t.h U. S. Infantry A. C. S.
FOR FLOUR.
OPRICA DEPOT CoyMISSARY OF SUBSISTENCE, >
. WASHINGTON D. C., June 2">. IB6f>. J
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until TUUKS
DA l, July 5.1866, 12 o'clock M., for furnishing the
Subs stence Department- with
ONE THOUSAND (1.00 ) BBLS. OF FLOUR.
Ihe proposals will be for what is known at this
Depot as Nos. 1, 2 and 3, and bids will be entertained
for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade on
separate sheets of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to commence within fve
days from the opening of the bids, ; .nd must he de
livered in such quantities, daily, as the Government
may direct, at the wharves or Railroad Depot in
\\ eshington, D. C.
The delivery of all Flour awarded to be completed
within twenty days from the acceptance of the hid.
Bids will be received lor Flour to be delivered in
new, oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made in su h funds as the Gov
ernment may ha: e for disbursement.
. The usual Government inspection will be made
just before the Flour is received, and none will be
accepted which is not fresh ground and of superior
quality.
No bid will be entertaine 1 from parlies who have
previously failed to comply with tkoir bids, or from
bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause. Bids to be addressed to the under
signed. at No. 223 G streot, endorsed, "Proposals for
I'hr." (j. BELL.
je27-5t Maj. and C. S.. U. S. A.
SPHSISTRXTK OFFICE, T. . ARM*M
No. \\\ LOMBARD STREET.
™ ™ ~ BALTIMORE. MD.. June 23th, 1366.)
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, wi-1 be re
ceived at this office until 12 o'clock M. on MON
DAY, July 2d, 1863, for furnishing the United
Mates subsistence Department, delivered in Balti
more. Md., with—
-500 bbls. KILN DRIED CORN MEAL.
(250 bbls. to be Yi' L'.UW.)
(250bblsto bo WHITE.)
Packed in good, strong, clean barrels, fully head
lincl.
Tho Meal to be fresh ground, and warranted to
keep at least two months in a climate as far South as
Fortress Monroe, Va.; the Meal all t ■ ho delivered
within eight (8) days from notification of acceptance
ol bid.
Samples of Meal proposed for, must bo furnished
with proposal.
Blank Irms of proposals to bo bad at this office.
Conditions, requirements and payments as hereto
fore.
For further details inquire of
THOMAS WILSON,
. . . Bvt. Lt. Col. and C'.SSt. t U. S. A.,
- Je26-tjy2 Brevet Brig. Gen. Vols.
"JETOTIC'E TO WflOft AND CO AT EtEAL
-Lw ERS. —PROPOSALS, endorsed Fuel Commit
tee, will be received at the Office of the Baltimore
Association for the Improvement of the Condition of
the Poor, 21 Fayette street, west of Gay, until 12
0 clock AI., FRIDAY". July 6th, proximo, to supply
Association during the u onths of December,
ISoo, and January, February and March, 1567, wPh
lrornßtX) to 1 000 Cords of PRIME OAK WOOD. and
with from 800 to 1.0(H) Tons of Good, Clean FKKK
RNJNG COAL, No. 4, or nut size, well screened,
i t 00 ft Coal to he delivered to the carts of
the Association-in such quantities, monthly, as may
be required by the authorized agents of the Associa
tion. No proposal will bo considered for less than
R0 cords of Wood or 100 tons of Coal. The Coal and
• 00, l P a id for on the 3d day of each month
for the quantity delivered the preceding rnor.tb.
Proposals must state the place from which the Coal
or \Y ood will be delivered.
. „ Z. D. BRASHEARS,
M| je2"Qt,m,w,f Secretary.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
a ' SHERIFF'S SALE.
NDERandby virtue of a writ of fieri fncins,
on decree issued out of the Circuit Court of Batti
inor t, at tlio suit of George Jackson against the
goods and chatties, lands and tenements of .Tauies
Jackson and John l'olcy, I hnvo seized and taken
in execution nil the right, title, interest and estate
of said Jackson and I'lec. 'T of cither of them, in
and to all that LGT OE GROUN Iwith the im
provements tbereon, situato in Baltimore city, and
described as follows, viz: Beginning for the same
on the north side of Barnes street, at the distance of
two hundred and seventy feet eight inches east, from
the northeast, corner of Barnes and Buud streets,
and running thence eastward!}', bounding on Haines
street twelve foot eight inches, with a depth of filty
eigfat feet to an alley four Ihet wide, lho improve
ments consist of a TWO-STORY and BASK.VIEXT
DWELLING HOUSE, designated as So. 3d Barnes
street.
And X hereby give notice that I will sell, at the
Court House door, in the city of Baltimore, on
MONDAY, the 11th day of July. ISI>6. ar. 12 o'clock
M„ t;i the highest bidder, for cash, all thu interests
ot said Jackson and Foley, or of ei.her of them, in
the abovo described property, seized and .-old under
aforesaid writ of.fi. fa.
WAX. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
ADKEON M CO.,
jc2i)-eo,vds Auctioneers.
MARSHAL'S SA LES.
T |%o AKSBAI'S SALE.—By virtue of ayS. fu. is
f'a sued out of the United District Court, June
1 vim. IStiG, against seventeen boxes and six barrels
of Smoking Tobacco, seized on information No. 2, to
June term 18 6.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That I will sell
at public auction fur cash, on .MONDAY, thu 2nd
day of July next, at 12 o'clock, ftl., at the kuMie
Store, corner of Lombard and Gay streets, Baltimore
city, the above named seventeen boxes and six bbls.
of Smoking Tobacco, Jcc. YV. BON i KANT.
jelß-ta United Stales Marshal.
jIftRSHAL'S S A I.E.—By virtue of a fi.fa.
j. < * issued out of the United States District Court,
June term, l.ujd, against -ertain packages ot tobao
e-:>. No. f>, information to June fo'Ui. i-titi.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That wi'l sell at
public auction, for cash, on MONDAY, tho 2nd
day of July next, at 12 o'clock M-. at the public
store, corner of Lombard and U ;y streets, Baltimore
city, the above named tobacco, viz: 18 boxes Chew
;ng Tobacco, 1 box Smoking do., fi caudies do., Ac.
W.BONIPAJIX,
jelS-ta XJ. S. Marshal.
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of a fi. fa.
. issued out of the United States District Court,
June term, 1856, against divers packages and boxes
o! Tobacco, seized on information No. 1, to June
term, lSiki.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That I will sell at
Public auction, for cash, on MONDAY, the 2nd
day of July next, at 12 o'clock M„ at the public
store, corner of Lombard and Gay streets, Baltimore
city, the above packages and boxes of Tobacco, Ac.
W. BONIFANT,
JclS ts U. t>. Marshal.
Xw 5 AItSISAI/S SALE.—By virtue of a fi. fa. is
-J.VJ6.-ued out of the United States District Court,
June term, 186S, asainst two largo boxes of Tobacco,
seized on information No. J, to June term. 1860.
NOT! CE 18 HEREBY GI YEN, That I will sell at
public auction, for cash, on MONDAY, the 2d day
ol July next, at 12 o'clock M„ at the public stoic,
corner of Lombard and Gay streets, Baltimore city,
the abovo named two large boxes ot Tobacco, Ac.
BONIFANT.
jelß-ts IT. s. Marshal.
WINDO WCU RTA INS,ETCT
WALTER UUOOK, .IK,,
220 IV. kallhaore Strccl,
Curtain 31ateria's
LACE CURTAINS,
FURNITURE CO) 'ERINGS,
OUR SPECIALTY.
AA7" INDO ~W" SHADES.
d2l-tf2p
FLAGS! FLAGST"""
FOR
F o i- tli of July.
LAItGE AND SMALL,
WFIOLKAIIF, ASI) RETAIL
AT
J W, LOANE'S
UNITED (STATES FLAG DEPOT,
67 W. PRATT CTETNT, NEAR SOUTH.
jel4-tiy4
ion,ooo EL< limiNG."!"iTts^fsuitf 4 "
7 ALbO,
On hand, all kinds of LUMBER, suitable for man
ufacturers and bui dors' use, which we offer for sale,
wholesale and retail, low for cash, at the
OLD ESTABLISHED
HARDWOOD LUMBER YARD.
No. 56 West Falls Avenue.
mh3 ALEX. ALLEN .t CO.. Baltimore. Md.
NOTICE TO UfANFFACTUKFK*.—Prison
Labor for Hire at the Maryland Penitentiary.
Inquire of MARK W. 0. THOMPSON,
ieX-t.f Warden Maryland Pnniteutuirv
E, D. WARDCLLdiiO.
WHOLESALE AND "RETAIL DEALERS IN
POULTRY, Game and Fish. Potatoes, Apples and
Onions, all kinds of Country Produce, No. 104 N. W.
co ?f r Commerce and Pratt sts., Baltimore.
A:I consignments promptly attended to.
Shipping Orders carefully put up. myl2-3m
CfOXMIfi&KiK' NOTICE*—The Consignees 01
i jmn Si c ?H°n, marked A. M. J.; 1 trunk,
marked T. F. Clark, and 4 pipes, 2% pipes and 2%
casks liquor, markedßobert Jones <fc Co., landed
*°is k*P- KNIGHT, from savannah, Ga.,
at Flanmgap s wharf, will please attend to the re
ceipt oi their Goods, as the same aro stored at their
oxpons® and risk.
PENDERGAST, FENWICK <fe CO.,
s JI-tf 77 Smith's wharf, up stairs.
AUCTION SALES.
ar *isXTun 1. s rnt <; KXJ:k * 3 ,\s r
PICE. FIRST DIVISION, WASHINGTON, D. 0.,
June 23, 1566. —Will he sold at public auction, under <
the direction of '"nptain George T. Browning. A. Q j
M , t GIESBORO, 1). C., to the highest bidders, 011 1
FRIDAY, July 6, ISM, commencing at 10 o'clock, A.
M., three 8" per ate lot a of
STABLE AND STOCK YARD MANURE,
containing in all about two hundred thousand cubic
yards, most of whi-'h is in the immediate vicinity of
the wharves, at which boat: and barges can bo con
veniently laden.
Purchasers will he required to remove the Manure
on or before the Ist day of September next, unless
otherwise arranged with the owner of the grounds.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street wharf
every hour, up to 12 o'clock M., on the day of sale.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Br.gadier General, U. S. A.
je2B-tJjO in charge First Division, Q. M. G. 0.
SAI-K OF SFEAW IPMLKSt FOIU'E
PUMPS, WATER PIPE. FIRE PLUGS. Ac.,
C'ML* - 18ING
'THE WATER WORKS AT GIESBORO', I). C.
QUARTERNASTKR GKNERAI/S OFFICE,")
FIRST DIVISION. >■
WASHINGTON. D. C., June 19, 1866. ),
By order of the Quartermaster General, there w ill
be sold, on the premises, at public auction, under the
direction of Captain George T. Browning, A. Q. M..
00 FRIDAY, July 3, 1866, at 12 o'clock >l., the fol
lowing described public property, to wit:
O N E STE A M BOILER, 30 fee* long and 3 feet in di
ameter (with two 12-inch return flues), made of L-inch
boiler iron, with all the necessary appurtenances, in
cluding cast-iron front. guae cock?. globe valves,
feed-puinp, smoke-stack and hood, steam suave ( Ash
croft's patent), grate-bars, pipe, plugs, reducing
pieces, Ac., all in trood order.
TWO WOBTHINOTON STEAM FORCE PUMPS,
No. 6,18 inch cylinder, 9-inch stroke, 25 horse power
each, and each ••anahlc of pumping ami forcing
100,000 gallons of water per day. Connecting with
them are the requisite valves, glands, couplings,
bends, elbows, double-valve oil cups, Ac. These
Pumps are comparatively new, and in complete
working order.
A large quantity of WATER PIPE, a? follows:
5,182 feet 6-inch cast iron Water Pipe.
12,(00 feet 3-inch 44 * 4
800 feet 2-inch wrought-iron 44
561 feet 1 } 2-inch cast-iron 44
2,000 feet )K-inch 44 44
1.(500 feet 1-inch 44 4 "
5,000 feet %-inch " "
Thirty-one CAST-IltON FIRE-PLUGS. (Avres'
patent), with all the ncessa-y connections, such as
T's. bend-, stop-cocks, elbows, four-tvav pieces, AC..
all in excellent condition, together with ALL THE
TOOLS, Ac., required for making alterations and
repairs in water pipv, su*h as i? e-cuttingmachines,
taps and dies, plyers, crabs, drills, punches, caulking
tools, Ac.
The Depot, is accessible bv water, and vessels of the
largest class can he loaded at the wharf.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Deliveries will he made to purchasers on or before
the first (Ist) day of August next.
A boat for Giesboro' will le vethe Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of sale.
Any further information that may be desired will
he given upon application, in person or by letter, to
Captain George T. Browning, A. Q. M., Giesboro',
D. 0., or at this cffice.
JAMES A. EKIN.
Bvt. Brig. Gen. V. S. A , in charge
je22 eon First Division, Q. M. G. 0.
MBALE OF OOTERIfUVRDFT BPILD
INGS, STABLES. FENCING, WHARVES,
a Ac., A r GIESBORO'. I>. C.
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICR,")
FIRST DIVISION, >
WASHINGTON, D. 0., Juno 11), 1866. )
By order of the Quartermaster Genera!, there will
be .-old on the premises, at public auction, under the
direction of Captain George T. Browning. A. y. M.,
commencing on TUESDAY, July 10, 1866, at 10
o'cloca A. M., and continuing from the smno hour
each day thereafter (except FRIDAY, July 13, on
which day the Waterworks will be sold.) until the
wh'-lc shall have been disposed of, the following de
scribed public property, to wit:
Eleven (11) OFFICES (frame,) 28x1 to (two Ftories.)
16x2i1.10x38, two 20x20 (two sto-ies,) 16x38 (kitchen
adioining 16x16,112x32,1 x! 6. two 26x26. and 28x75.
Ei.hty-nine (SO) LABORERS* QUARTERS,
(fran\jp; > seventy-four 16x18. fourteen 12x14, and ono
16x16, with shed adjoining Sxll.
Ten (10) DWKLLDSGS (frame.) 28x50, (two stories,
with back buildings 12x32.) lour 10x21,15x10,16x32,
10x28 (with wing 10x17, and two kitchens adjoining
9x12 and 10x10 Iflx'.'O, with wing 10x24.) 21 524 (with
sbed adjoining 15 x 10.)
Nine (9.) MESS HOUSES (frame.) 28x190 (two
stories,) 15x60, (with w'ng 18x20. >23xl 9). (two stories.)
28x130, (with additions 10x12.) 28x140, 28x50 (two
stories,) 1(5x50, 1(5x31. and 28•:'(.
Thirty-two (32) STABI ES (frame;) twenty-four
28x432, six 28x356, one 11x32, and one 13x29, (with shed
adjoining 14x50.)
One (1) HOSPITAL STABLE (frame,) with 5,270
lineal feet of stabling.
Ono (1) ISSUING STABLE (frame.) with 5,352
lineal feet of star.ling.
Twenty (20) BUILDING-? (frame,) 28x32; 2Sx c 6,
18x32,18x31.15x65. 10x16. four 10x50. tour 9x22,18x432,
2Sxl i\ 21x48, 28x300. 20x25, and 17x17.
SHEDDING. 7,753 lineal feet.
Thirty-two (32) WATER TANKS. 1x16: two feet
deep.
Seventy-eight (78) MAK< lEIIS, 2'5x10; three and a
hall' feet deep.
Twenty (20) OUT HOUSES.
One (1) HAY SHED, 112x312.
One (1) (illA IN HOUSE (frame.) 56x220.
Three(3) WHARVES; ono 40.181 square feet, one
11 169 square feet, and one 2.SSO square feet.
FEN'TNG. 2.3,981> lineal feet.
One < l> STORE HOUSE (trame,)s2xlso.
To BLACKSMITH SHOPS (frame.) 18x160, and
63x160.
one (1) ENGINE HOUSE. 17x32.
The buildings will bo sold singly, and mu.it be re
moved within twenty days.
The buildings will bo taken down nt the expense of j
the purchasers. The depot is accessible by water, and i
\ egscls of the largest class can he loaded at the wharf, j
Terms cash, in Government funds.
A boat lor Giesboro' will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of sale.
For further information apply in pe-snn, or by let
tor, to Captain GEORGE T. BROWNING, A. Q. M.,
Giccboro', D. C., or to this office.
JAMES A. EKIN.
Brevet Brigadier (iencral U. S. A.,
je22-eotjylQ In charge First Division, Q M G. 0.
8> x;sor iif.i t G wVr.nrs I
& BALTIMORE, MO., June 26th, 1366. )
Will be sold at public, auction on FBI DA Y. July
6th, 1866, at 11 o'clock A. M., M No. 120 South Eutaw
street. Baltimore, Md., the following-named public
property:—
204 Hair Brushes, | 1,81 Hi Hair Combs.
6.392 Tin Cups, i (- '5 K ives and Forks,
586 Tin Plates, i o"0 T.hlc spoons,
122 Wall Touts, i 54 Wall Tent Flies,
129 Common Tent 9, j 3 Sibley Tents
67 Hospital Tents, j 1 3 Hospital Tent Flies.
1,400 D'Albri Tents, i
Purchasers will be allowed three (3)days to removo
property.
Terms—Cash in Government funds.
By order of Quartermaster General.
G. W. BRADLEY,
je27-tJy6 Col. £ Chief Qr. M. M M. Dept.
O V TF- RN *2 tvs R N L JLI4 <>V (HLUT S'ITN
* MASTER'S SI Oil EE AT FORT MONRO E,
VIRGINIA.
Will be sold of- public sole, nt Pamp Hamilton,
Vi-ginia, on FRIDA Y, July 6. 18*6. at lo o'clock
A.M., a quantity of QU A RThR M AS j JSR'&S LORES,
consisting, in part of the following:
Means of Transportation—Army Wagors; Ambu
lances; Carts; Lead, Wheel, Plough, Cart and Car
Harness; Collars; Way nanJ Riding BrhlLs; Breast
Trace. Halter Log, Fil th. Lock and Spreader Chains;
Martingale?; Lines: Haines; Wagon C vers: Riding,
Pack and Wagon Saddles: materials for construe
tinn, such as Spokes, Rails, Felloes, Ta 1 Boards,
Silts, Tongues, Hubs, Coupling and Ridge Poles,
Bows, etc.
Barrack Furniture—Stoves and Pipe, Cooking
Ranges, Me s s Chests, Cauldrons, Tin and Iron
Boilers, Dutch Ovens, Office and Field Desks, Buck
ets, Cha'is, Tables, Bcnclie , Quilts, Pillows, Mat
tresses and Covers, etc.
hrip Stores—Cck Fenders, Rope, Pumps, Rud
ders, Hooks and Thimbles. Oil Cans and Feeders,
JjaTiterns, Blocks, Hammocks, etc.
Tools —Blacksmiths', Carpenters', Wheelwrights,
Farriers', etc.
Miscellaneous—Trucks. Grindstones, Picks, H es.
Circular Saws. Manure Fori.?, spades, Shovel , Pbt
form Scales, Ploughs. Corn Shelters, .Axes, Wrenches,
Wheelbarrows. Washers, Nuts, Old iron, 6,000 feet
Oak Timber, and many other articles.
Term-* Cash, in Government funds.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
A. P. BLUNT,
Evt. Brig. Gen'l and A. Q M.
. E. F. JAMES.
jclo t J.v. Auctioneer.
H rsr s-T::> STATFK HSMINEK' V
OFFICE FOR 11 AK 808 DEFENCES. Ac..
BALTIMORE, MD , .June 25, 1366. J
Will bo sold at Fort Marshal, at Public Auction,
on FRIDAY,6th July, :Bu6, the property there bo
longing to the Engineer Depa- tmeat, consisting of
ABATTIS, BOMBPROOF. GATEWAYS. MAGA
ZINES, GUN PLATFORMS, Ac.
Terms cash.
Property to be removed in ten days.
By order of
GKN £RA L I) E L FIE LD.
Chief Engineer United States Army.
WM. P. CRAIG II ILL.
Major of Engine* rs.
ADR EON & CO.,
j026-ts - 4 uctioi eers.
a S i>\i.uxnt:s¥ ;AlJ£ AT
HiK GEORGIA.
6 5,000 pounds of WROUGHT and CAST IRON
wiii be sold at Public Auction from theStute Arse
nal Buildiugin Savannah, on WEDNESDAY, July
11,1866, sale commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. Tne
Iron is as follows :
150,000 lb?. Cast Iron (shell metal), in the city, near
wharf.
130,060 lbs. Cast Iron. (guns), in the city, near wharf.
43,0( 0 lbs. Wrought iron Scraps (gun carriage iron?;.
in the city, near the wharf.
91,000 lbs. Oust Iron, (guns), about live niilc:: from
the city, on a good road.
54,000 lbs. Cist Iron, (guns), about nine miles from
the city, on a good road.
15.500 lb?. Cast Iron, (gun: ), about two miles from
the city, on the river; no road by land.
156,000 lbs. Cast Iron, (guns), about four and a-half
miles from the city, on :hc river, no road by
land.
8,090 Shell and Scrap Iron, in the fort?.
The attention of Northern buyers is invited to thir
sale. The rifle projectiles have on them sabot of
brass or lead and antimony, i lie Fron will he divi
ded into lots of lrcm 20.0(H) to 100,099 !bs. Buyers cap
get lists at the Ordnance Depot at Savannah suver:l
days before (he sale. They are requested to examine
the lots before the day of sale.
Term 4 cash, in United .States currency.
The iron in the city to be removed wiihin fifteen
days after the sale. D. W. FLAGLER,
Capt. of Ordnance, Brevet Lt. Col. U. S. A.,
_ jo2l-t.ly3 commanding Augusta Arsenal.
; Og A.CH. ISE 1 -i
L" -S LKATKKH BSLTINS
, AND LK ATUEtt HOSE,
Made of the bast materials and warranted ofsunori
or oualily.
On hand, a general assortment of arti.il need bj
Cotton and Woollen Manufacturers, Hailroids via
caino Shops, Ac.
lac attention of copruioere and dealers i- caiieJ t<
hi.- PATESI STRETCHED BKLTUVO mi. i
PURK OAK LEATHER, and warrar.todtvptiil to'aoy
made. J
Orders for Cotton a.:d Woollen Machinery of a!
suiiic's promptly aiCftiufcii to ut Bjaiiufaciu'er's prni
r„., „ -OHSi 11. iIA-SEI.E,
I "estate oim/K.-K.
o bfEVi.iSS, Attorney at law, N. W. cor Lex
ington and St. Paul sts. Entrance 2d door on St
Paul afreet. Proteasiona! business attended to in all
the Coorta of Baltimore and State ol Maryland
Mouses. Farms, and Ground ttenta bought and sold
Loans Negotiated. Ou Lands and Louses for a-'-. in
West Virginia and Pennsylvania: also. Coal an
Mineral o." I
MOBSK, bins, SHinsl) tiTEAJffi®aT
PAINTING.—IMITATIONS OF ALT, KINDS
OF WOOD MACHINE GRAlNlNG,at2sporcenL
below old pnees.f
Having sober and competent wot Anion in his enir.'ov
tne Hnbsenber is prepared to hare all work ccmcnt
ted to aia caargo executed with promptness and des
patch, at reasonable rates, ft! iterials furnished at
market prices. Ail orders through the Peat win ra.
wive |. r :mr.t thwh JORJf \y gtfJJT
lIN I bit "
51 . Contains 10 per cent, of AMMONIA, 30 per
cont. of BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIMB. 53 per
PEttHVufeUAKa' proBOBDOed 40 be • ®
. TOT silo br
hoautua it. cuuF4T.ru,
Ml** iso. 2 O'Dssuall's Wfcek
FOR LIVERPOOL.
AI.TI.nOBE AKB LIVERPOOL
STE LINE,
CABRVIXO THE U. H. HAIL. 4
ONLY AMERICAN LINE.
THE FIRST-CLASS AMERICAN STEAMSHIPS.
"WORCESTER,"
"SOMERSET,"
and "CARROLL,"
Are now reeularly upon the route, and will sail as
follows:
LEAVE BALTIMORE.
§OMKR.KKT Wednesday .Tune 20th.
rA BrS Wednesday July lSlh.
Wednesday August Bth.
iffi'Si i Wednesday August 29th.
CARROLL Wednesday Scpt'r 26th.
LEAVE LIVERPOOL.
w ednesday J nly 11th.
Wednesday Augnst Ist.
~A .V. J' Wednesday Auffust 29th.
oe.Vr(V Wednesday Sept'r 12th.
SOMERSET Wednesday Sept'r 26th.
Price of Passage, payable in Gold or the equiva
lent, from Baltimore to Liverpool:
hirst Class Cabin 880.
Second " " GO.
Steerage... 35.
Passage Tickets from Liverpool at the above rates
oaa be bought here by persons sending for their
fnonds.
Far Tickets, apply to the General Ticket Office
Laltimore and Ohio Railroad, Camden Station, or to
Cuss. HILDKBRAKDT, Emigrant Agent, No. 97 Thames
street.
Eur Freight, apply to the General Freight, Office,
Ba.ttmoie and Ohio Railroad, Camden Station.
ir.hs-tjylS
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL
CALt.INO AT
QUEEN STOWN, (IKKI.AXD.)
r, • l ? e . Intnan Line, sailing twice a week, carrying
F rated States Mails.
EVERY SATURDAY,
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AVo?. Pier 44, North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
..?,T-TJ! F STKAMKR SAILING KVKRY SATURDAY,
FIRST CABIN S9O I STEERAGE &0
to London 95 to London 34
to Paris 105 J to Paris 40
PA.TABLE IN GOLD.
by t.hc_Vednesduy Steamer?, First Cabin,
S9O; $35. Payable in United States cur
rency.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg,
Bremen, etc., at inc derate rates.
3>on tee fj^ e l'*® B ®*® from Liverpool or Queenstown,
>*o gold, or the equivalent. Tickets can bo bought
here by persons sending for their friends.
For lurther information, apply at the Company's
offices, JOHN G DALE, Agent,
feft-ly 15 Broadway, N. Y.
FOirCA LIPORNI AT"
HAtI FMJ rl AIL ST KA WMIIP t'G'S
iftkMSL THROUGH UJSE
TO OA.X-.XJ^OPLISrXA^
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS.
AND CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
# Through in Twenty-two Days.
SteamnhijM on the Connecting on the Pacific
Atlantic: with the
ARIZONA, - Cu LOR A DO.
HENRY CfIAUNCEY, - - CON&TITUTION.
NEW YORK. - GOLDEN CITY.
OCEAN QUEEN, - - - SACRAMENTO.
NORTHERN LIGHT, - - GOLDEN AGE.
COSTA RICA. ... MONTANA.
Ac., Ac.
One or tbo above large and splendid steamships
will leave Pier No. 42, North river, foot, of Canal
street, at 12 o'clock noon, on the Ist, 11th and 21?t of
every month (except when those dates fall on Sun
day, and then on the preceding Saturday), for AS
-1 IN WALL, connecting, via Panama Railway, with
one of the company's steamships from Panama for
SAN 1 RANCIaCO. touching at ACAPULCO.
Departures of Ist and 21st connect at Panama
with Steamers for South Pacific and Central Aiucri
ican Ports. Those of Ist touch at Manzaniiio.
A discount of One-Quarter from Steamer's rates
allowed to second cabin and steerage passengers with
families. Also, an allowance of One-Quarter on
through rates to c lorry men and their families, and
school teachers; soldiers having honorable discharge?.
Half Fare.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed to each
aault. Baggage Masters accompany baggasre through,
ami attend to ladies and children without male pro
tectors. Baggage received on the dock the day before
sailing, from steamboats, railroads, and passengers
who prefer to send down early.
An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and
attendance free.
For passage Tickets, or further information, apply
at the Company's Ticket Office, on the Wharf, foot ol
Canal Street, North River, New York.
S. K. HOLM AN, Agent,
or to the undersigned, No. 42 Second stree ,
Baltimore,
GILMOR MEREDITH.
■ —■Him Maryland.
STEAMBOAT NOTICES.
("BEAT BEBCC TIOX OF FAIR.
The New Line.
Change of Time.
IKE MEW LINE
STEAMERS
For Fortress Monroe, and Norfolk,
Petersburg and Richmond.
Connecting at Norfolk with the Great Virginia and
Tennessee Air Lino Railway now ohen
its entire length.
18 Honr* from Baltimore to Polmbnrg,
Through Petersburg, Lynchburg, Bristol. Knox
viii ', Chattanooga, Na?hvilic, Mcmphi?, connecting
at Chattanooga or Daltun, for Atlauta .Macon, Co
lumbus. Montgomery, Mobile and New Oricans, and
connecting at Petersburg with through trans for
vvcldou, Gold?hro', Wilmington, Raleigh and Gas
ton, to Greensboro 4 and Charlotte.
m*; X i;*Y LINK TEASfER
LXAVH SPEAR'S WHARF, FOOT OF GAY ST., BALTC.,
(Sundays Excepted,)
Daily. at 5 (TClock J\ M.
The Steamers of this Line are all new, an<l their
remarkable speed i? duo to their construction, the
Dioa approved modern model? of the bust Hudson
river steamers having been adopted.
The superiority of their models gives them a great
advantage over the boats of the old style of naval
construction, and the newness of their boilers and
machinery guarantees to the public their perfect
saiety.
Jt is hardly necessary to inform our patrons that
with their powerful machinery and fine water-lines,
they do not require the slightest approach to 4 mcimf
to enable them to attain a much better rate of speed
than any boats in these waters.
Tho NEW LINK is composed of the following olc
pnnt side-wheel Steamers, superbly fitted up with
Saloons ami Single and Family State-Rooms:
GEORGE LEAKY, Captain Ulakcmun.
JAMES T. Kit A Dx. Captain Landis.
And connecting with, tho beautiful Steamers:
MILTON MAKTIN, Captain Haines.
JOHN SYLY ESTER, Captain Post.
,Thcv navigate the .lames river entirely in the day
luus aliordiug passengers tiuio for seeing the fortiil
eal ions, Dutch Gap, and other objects of interest.
The tables are supplied with every luxury the
markets afford, and equal to lirst-elass hotel faro:
and notwithstanding the superior advantages offered
to too public in point of elegance, comfort, safety and
speed, the lares are as low ;vs by auy other line.
They connect with the elegant New Lino Steamers
for Mathews county. Cherrystone, and all other points
on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, and aiso with (•:
steamers lor, Newborn. Edenton, Plymouth and all
ether points iu Nortn Carolina.
Transferred to and from all Depot*, and
Baggage nana led free of charge.
FA H E:
From Baltimore to Port Monroe $3 00
Norfolk 3 00
City Point 5 00
Richmond 5 (XI
44 Petersburg 6 00
,Passengers taking the 8 A. M. train from New
York, 11.45 A. M. train from Philadelphia, and 2.30 P.
M. train from Washington, will make connection
sure with TlilS line at Baltimore.
Tn keto for above and Intermediate Points a'ong
said Route. Through Bills of Lading for Freight
guaranteeing through price per 100lbs., also informa
tion may be obtained on application at otiice Now
Line Steamers.
J. BIRCH HEAD, JR., Agent.
eel9-eotf Baltimore, i
jgaotft 6 * JioTirK.
BALTIMORE &. si SUUEUANNA ,
sT E A "vl i. O.\ 1V A Nl.
KEGLLAK DAILY LINE (except Sunday) for
Pjl„r DEPOSIT, HAVRE DE GRACE, and TIDE
WATER CANAL.
The steamer LANCASTER, J. W. Tomlinson,
master, will commence her regular trips for the sea
son on TV ESD AY, M arch 6th, leaving W EST FALLS
A . .iNI/L every Tuesday, Thursiay and Saturday
evening at ■> o'clock. Returning, will leave Port
Deposit every Monday, \Y cdnesiay and Friday after
noon at J o'clock; and Havre do Grace at 5 o'clock.
The sto.iQcr JUNIATA, Thomas 11. Phillips, mas
ter, will commence her regular trips for the season as
soon as the Tide \\ ater Canal is iu order, and will run
on the opposito day with the "Lancaster."
Passage, including berths, 75 cents.
Freight received until a o'clock, P. AI„ carried at
low rat'S, and carefully attended to.
receipts for fre ght will bo required.
JOS. TAYLOR, Agent.
KOriTi'i.
FOU TUK PAI^ X KIVEK -
Jf'AIR HA VEft AND PLUM POINT.
Un and after WEDNESDAY, Fcb'y ffith, ]cC
t!.a steamers MATILDA and GK'JRGE WKiLMS
will run as follows:
liicsteamer MATILDA. Captain Ja:nc3 Gourley,
will leave Bull more e\cry WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, at ti o'clock, for tho Patuxent river. Kei ant
ing, will leave Dill's Landing every FRIDAY
MORNING for Benedict; leaving Benedict every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 6 o'ctock, for Baltimore.
The steamer GEORGE \V BEAIS, Captain Wui li
iiirwin, wilileaveßaltiinoreovery FRIDAY MORN
ING, at ti o'clock, for the Patuxent river. Returning,
will leave Din's Landing every MONDA Y MORN
ING tor Benedict; leaving lien edict every TUES
DAY MORNING, at ti o'clock, for Baltimore.
The above steamers will call at the usual Landings
en the River, a!o at Pair Haven and Pima Point,
going and returning,
fed! tf M. L. WEEMB, Agent.
ISI MAIO I_ OI
sew YORK AWS BALTDKHUi
'*• jtaasfu• r a : r i i > m uss.
INLAND ROUTE. AVOIDING SKA RISK,
Via C'Aeeuj/ea&e awl Delaware aad Jtaritan Ccnab.
TMS Oitfiksif StAX&V ZsURTH
For tho conveyance of Alorchandiso, Produce, Pack
ages, Dorses, Carriages, Furniture, and Goods of all
kinds, at low rates, between New York and Balti
more, consisting of nine first class IRON STEAMERS
and nine BARGES, with capacity of 30,000 tibis. per
week.
Eoat ivavije Baltimore
K V KRY AT TERNOuN (except Sunday >. at -i P. M..
from No. 3 Light street wharf. U'riviug'at New York
early the second morning thereafter.
FOR BALTIMORE.—A Boat leaves New York
K\ FRY' At lERNOON (except Sunday), at IP. VI,
from Pier No. 7 North River, arriving "at Baltimore
the socond morning thereafter.
Goods destined for points beyond New York or
Baltiinoro forwarded free of all charges for commis
si ns.
For safety, regularity and dispatch of this Lino, to
gether with the moderate rates charged, commend it
to Die public as a desirable medium for conveying
every description of freight.
Shipping blanks can be had upon application at the
OEiee.
For freight or information apply to
M A A L . ES - SH HI VEIL Agent.
No, 3 L itot street wharf, Baltimore.
rtis-tr Pi-. V,.-
yl SiL fit si A3 ti *" i E, -it* \'ln. —Black or brown,
. instantaneous, durable, reliable, best and ohcap
f- in use. Depot No. CS Joan St., New York. Sold
by Jj drag, ostent utetlieise. r-erfuiuerr tad fenor
seeds stores eTerrwiurs. GJ'-i-r
STEAMBOAT NOTICES,
TO PINTER,SBVKG SIKECT,
NO K E SHIPMENT OF
(; 00 DS—INDEPENDENT I INK
cPWtIIT'.'SI notice thu boa,s oi lbis line will leave
SATLKDA\ only at 3 o'clock P. M. Freights re
neivod irom Thursday morning until hour of sailing,
r reigbt taken at our usual low rates, carefully han
dled aud promptly delivered.
N.B. This is the only lino that does not reshin
freight at; City Point. J. S. BRADY. Agent.
ap23-tf 73 Smith's dock.
. FOR EASTERN SHORE, VA..
®§BSSSIF POCOMOKE RIVER, MD.
Individual Knlerprise Steniohont Co.
On and after TUESDAY. March 20th, 1866, tho
steamer Massachusetts. Capt. W. F. Vease", will leave
her , 'jj?, r fT, fo . o , t , f Camden street, every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at 6 o'clock, for Pon
goteagne, Chesconnessex, Pitt's Wharf, Rehobeth,
Now Town, and intermediate landings on Pocomoke
River to Shad Landing.
Returning will leave Shad Landing every THURS
DAY and MONDAY MORNINGS at 6 o'clock, stop,
ping as above, and arriving in Baltimore before day
on FRIDAY and TUESDAY MORNINGS.
Conveyances can be bad at the different landings
for Eastvilie Drammondtown, Princess Anno. Snow
Hill, Berlin, and other parts of tba Peninsula,
Freight received on TU KSDA YS and FRIDAYS till
IP. M. Fare $5. Meals and State Rooms Extra.
Ail Baggage at owners' risk.
fels-tf CHAS. K. CANNON, Agent
kVI NEW AKR A N 6 EHENT OJF
pTJJIu! THE >Bm>rvtbCiti,
WHMBIIIBBa ISTKhi'RfK STKAS BOAT
voMPAnnr.
FOR THE EASTERN AND WESTERN SHORE,
On and after SATURDAY', June 9th, 1866, these
steamers will run as follows, from Pier No. 3, Light
street, foot of Camden:
laily (Sundays excepted), at o'clock A.M.,
for Annapolis, West. Kiver and La Belle Grove, and
return, leaving La Llelle drove at 2 o'clock P. M„
and Annapolis at P. M.
Every Tuesday and Friday at 7 o'clock A. M., for
bt. Michael's and Easton, via Miles River Ferry,
and return.
Every Wednesday aud Saturday, at 7 o'clock A.
M., for Oxford. Cambridge, Denton and landings
on Choptank River, returning every Monday and
rnursdav. leaving hentoa at 6 o'clock A. M.
ireiKfit received daily until 4 o'clock P. M.
All Baggage at owners' risk.
Tickets tor the daily trips can be had at McCaf
frey's music store; Henry Taylor &. Co., Sun Iron
Building; J. Crowley's, opposite Sun Building, and
at the Office, corner Camden and Light streets.
Fare to Oxford. Clara's Point, Cambridge and Cas
tle Haven 50. Meals extra.
i-tf 0. K. CANNOP, Agent.
NEW UIE HT£ASfERH,
Spear's Wharf, Foot of Gay Street.
SPRING EXCURSIONS.
Cheapest aud most interesting of the season.
RICHMOND, via CHESAPEAKE BAY aud James
River.
Tho elegant and New Steamers of tho New Line,
now so popularly known, leave Baltimore from
Spear's Wharf as usual, at 5 P. M., daily, Sunday's
excepted, lor Norfolk, Fortress Monroe, City Point
and Richmond. To Strainers comprising the New
Line are the George Leary, James T. Brauy, John
Sylvester and Milton Martin.
The Jaiues River being navigated entirely in the
day time, an opportunity is afforded of viewing the
many interesting points on its banks.
'I he above steamers are all new, powerfully con
structed and very fast, with gentlemanly commanders
arid obliging clerks. Passengers must be careful at
the depot to aslt lor Tickets by the Now Line, and
take no other.
No effort shall be spared to merit a continuation of
the liberal patronage already bestowed.
Railroad Freight received up to 3 P. M„ other
freight as heretofore.
*!> 10-tf __ J. BIRCKHEAD, Jr., Agent.
©Z.2) &ITCU STSsAMESIS.
FARE GREATS^Y REDUCED.
The Only Line Carrying; (lie C. S. Mail
Sc-nboard and Roanoke Railroad.
BALTIMORE,
NORFOLK.
PCRXSM 0 U'i 11,
AKa
WELDON.
THE SEABOARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD
OPRNEO BETWEEN
PORTSMOUTH AND WELDON.
like New ana Eleeant Steamer,
THOMAS KELSO,
CaPT. GkoRUK Vf. K'JESiEI.L,
and the Favorite Steamer,
ADELAIDE,
Capt. James Cannos,
Of tbe OLD BAY LINE, now run daily, (exeopt
Sunday) from Baltimore to Portsmouth, in
connection with this important routa
to the South.
Tbrnuith connections aro made by tho OLD LINE
Bay Steamers with the Seaboard and Roanoke K lil
road, at Portsmouth. One of these Boats will leave
their wharf,
Foot of Union Dock. (Daily) a-414 o'clock, P.M..
l ots FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK.
PORTS M"O U T II .
Where they connect with the SEABOARD AND
ROANOKE RAILROAD for Suffolk, Black
water, Edcnton, Plymouth, Weldon
Raleigh, Goldshoro', Newborn,
Beaufort, Wilmington, and
all points in the
South.
They will also connect with tho James River
Steamers for CITY POINT and RICHMOND. And
with the Steamer Eoius, every Monday, Wednesday
end Friday mornings. for Cherrystone and Eastern
Shore of Virginia, and on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, tor Mathews and Olosce-tor counties and
York town.
Racing ;b Stbictlt Pkobiiiitkd on This
Link, as ampla time is given for all its connections
without the necessity for pushing the Boats.
■r BOKO 55 "If 5C K K 'E' S J
From Baltimore to Norfolk. Ya Utt.Oft
" m Eden ton. S. C 10.2S
" Plymouth, " 1G.75
" " Weldon, " H.r,
" City Point, Va. •".<)
" " Richmond " s.n>
" " Cherrystone &E. Shore, Va. 5.00
" mi. Gloucester and
Yorktown fi.i'O
Passengers going to Newbern, N. C., will und the
.route via tVcidon and Goidshoro ta be the/most cx
peditiout! and economical.
Passengers ase notiho rhat this is tbe only Steam
coat Line by which Through Tickets are sold and
Baggage Cheeked over tho Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad, and by which Passengers make connections
Pararngcrs taking the 8 A. M. Train from New
York. S.i.i A— 3d. or ii.so A. hi. Train from Philadel
phia, ar.d 2.-15 P.M. Train from Washington city,
will connect with tbis Line. Passengers and their
Baggage transported free between Railroad Depots
r.d Steamers.
MO'/K E N. FALLS. President,
Y. M. C, EM UK, Superintends
Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
E. Q. Ghto. General Agent b. & It. R. F..
SI on H O'Cainnoe. Passenger Agent. ial2-t?
■rSSWSse FOlt i* TTERSBITttI AA'SI
jmSk
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
i bteamcrs STATE OF MARYLAND and
PETERSBURG are now leaving Light street whirl,
ior Petersburg and Richmond, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock.
Returning, they will leave Richmond every iVED
NA SD AV and .-UNDAY MORNING.
For freight or passage, having superior state-room
accommodations, apply to
J. BRANDT, JR..
President Powhatan Steamboat Company,
90 Light St. Wharf.
I*. S.—Passage, including meals, go. m.f '-t 1
g<USB*. POTOtAC
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
' fifceUa-jET.- The steamer EXPRESS, Capt E. A.
Rythkr, leaves Baltimore from Pier No.B Light street
wharf, every TUESDAY, atl o'clock P. M., lor
ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN.
Making Freight Connections at Alexandria with the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad to Lynchburg and
clber points, and also making tho following Way
Landings: Point Lookout, Pincy Point, F'oxwell's
Wharf. Curriomen Bay. Stone's Wharf, Lancaster's
Wharl, l'lowden's WL.,rf, Bluff Point, Pope's Creek,
Ma eh ias Point, Nanjemoy Stoic... Chatterton Land
ing, Smith's Point, Budd's Ferry and Glymont.
Returning, leaves Washington at 6 A. M„ and
Alexandria at 7 A. M. every Saturday.
For further information, apt ly to A. NEEDII AM
R SDNs No. 112 Light st. wharf. Balto. nihlO tf
SEAMI.A GJF iSiRS. ~JULXi-
MORI. AND PH 1 LAD i, LPIi 1/
SBiaiS2S& STEAMBOAT COMPANY, Via
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, lor the Transport
ation of Passengers, Merchandise, Produce, Package;!.
Horses, Carriages, Furniture, and goods of all sorts
between Baltimore and Philadelphia. The Boars ol
this Liuo have now commenced their regular trips for
the season. For DkilarieLi.hbt. —A Boat leaves daily,
except Sunday, from No. -i t ight street wharf, at 3
o'clock P.M., arriving in Philadelphia early next
morning, for Baltimore. —A Boat ieaves daily, ex
cept Sunday, from No. 31 South Wharves, foot ol
Chestnut streot, Philadelphia, reaching Baltimore
eariy next morning. Goods carried at low rates,
carefully handled, and if destined beyond either
terminus, forwarded immediately, free of all expense::
except drayago. For fre'gbt or pmuage apply to J
ALEX. SH RIVER, Agent. N0.,3 Eight street when.
A. GROVES, Jk., A pent, No. 34 South Wharves,
Philadelphia. fe2B-tf
itra. I'ilk 8K lAitTKIiTi Sls B'jl,
AND LANDINGS EN THE
RAPPAHANNOCK HI VER. —The
new and commodious Steamer V.'ENONAU, Jos. D.
Dawes, "Master," will resume her regular trips for
tho season, commencing FRIDAY', March 2, 1866,
running as follows:
Leave Baltimore, from her whnrf, foot of South
street, every FRIDAY AF'IERNOON, at 4 o'clock,
for Fredericksburg,stopping stall the usual landings
on tbe Rappahannock river, arriving a.t Fredericks
burg SATURDAY EVENING, connecting with the
railroad trains North ar.d South.
Returning, the Wenonahwiil leave Fredericksburg
TUESDAY MORNING, at 4 o'clock, stopping at oil
tho usual landings on her way down the river, and
arrive in Baltimore early on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, connecting with the Railroad trains North and
West.
Freight taken at low rates.
No freight received ofter 3 o'clock P. if.
Ail freight for tbe river must be pre-paid.
For further information, passage, Ac., apply on
board, or to J Oc. J A,a. TAYL'/R, Agent,
ki2 West Fails aveuuo.
Agents in Fredericksbnrs—
feiW-tf A. K. PHILLIPS k CO.
g ~ Y.,7; _<DHfcviS i'OK guipmu,-
gvfi. NEW CUES lb iupt read.; lor sate or Sttsd nj
to urdar.
OLD CHESTS rjdsnus.L promptly, neatly, am;
tt low ratw by BENJAMIN T. WELCH,
.Pharaiaoentist,
No. 63 dcoth Broadway,
- I ill). Gl G. - - -lib 2 PraH - iW>
\OHNER NORTH ANI XOXVHENJ XT$~
M -'KUTd EIfTB, SHiYVE STOKER
U-kif i2L4>. TABLE TOPS.
2i.LJi3 to: Soars.
U'flYK l.ti "JOKBAS'S bPIHYTig
COMPAJfY."
. It t proposed to form a JOINT STOCK COMPANY
for tho purchase of the valuable property known as
JOHDaVNcJPKINGS. i\o more surely i>aying iu
yoatment can be ma-le. Pnrtiov desirous ol an
interent will bo luriiv'hid with :vll particulars at our
oQee. vshcre subscriptions will be reooived for u few
: ws QKOo w- Xljsass A SON. A
" %pU U PftiU (ilswfc.
HAVANA AWD If .ORLEANS
BALTIMORE AND HAVANA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
ALEX. BROWN & SONS. General Asents.
For Mew Orleans and Havana,
Calling at Key Wost going and returning.
Carrying the United States Mail.
The First-Class Steamships of this line
j|j sail as follows :
"CUBA"—1,1(10 tons, Wm. Rollins, Commander, for
Banana and Key West on WEDNESDAY. July 11.
LIBERTY—I,2SO 'ons, Thomas A. Bain, Commander,
For Havana via *>'ew Orleans TUESDAY. July 24.
From BROWN'S WHARF, FELL'S POINT,
®t 4° clock P. M., precisely, on the days announced.
for Ireight or pas-age, having unsurpassed accom
modations, apply to
HENRY M. WARFIELD & CO., Agents,
wr t 16 Spear's Wharf,
fading but. those ol' the Compa
ny will bo signrd. Permit# for freight must be pro
cured from this office. No freight received cor bills
on day of .sailing.
R ESTA IT It A NTS.
COLUMBUS FORNSHILL'S RESTAURANT.
FLITTER NO. 93 W'.Bai.TIMORKST. at,
XiL , I keep constantly on hand
the best brands of Wines 35SgSHRS
L-quors, Ale and Cigars, to which I cull *BsSS2SEBj
the special attention of my friends unit customers.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dining Saloon is attached
where ail the delicacies of the season v. ill Reserved!
tree Luneu at, 11 o'clock A. ,M. inv2Mm
A MMiiiJi, KM. SSiOHTH
•*a.STKKEX, one door :d-->veßaltimore streo-. east
sue, where choice brands Wines, Liquors and Cigars
ean oo found: also, the best Quality of Lager Leer.
Lrowii Mout and Ale at 5 ct#. per glass. iiiy2l-3ui
~ T6l OMp> X ' S" "
No. 2 Wen' Alley,
ALE M OUS£,"
„„ _ OX K.N'GI.ISH SYSTEM.
OLDEST AND BEST BRANDS OF WHISKEY
on hand. Er.ploh and American Periodicals ou tile.
.. Gold Quotations from New York hourly.
Beiileil Ale lor Family Use. my3-2m
PAKIHF.X'R
RESTAURANT !c LADIES SALOONS,
„ . , IN THK
hnltisaore am! Ohio IS. ft. Iteixsj,
, . BALTIMORE.
~ „ *1 o'i mliy Jir.l euua Entablvilivient."
febiS-flin. W. R. PAKISEX. Proprietor.
FUftNITUEE.
F U R N I T U RE.
Important A nnounceinent.
S. S. STEVENS & SON,
Having taken the splendid Building,
No. Ist WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
[late Smith's Dining Saloon,]
And all the upper floors of tlio adjoining Building
No. 133, over Schwertman & Co., arc now putting
therein one of the largest and most splendid stocks
of Baltimore made FURNITURE et.r prrseuted to
the public, all of which is to be sold very low tor
Cash. S. M. .Vl'KVtuNs A SOX.
WAREHOUSES, 131 AND 13! W. BALTIMORE ST.,
(Ill d No. 3 .V. Culvert Street.
FACTORS', NO. ti Low STREET,
my22-tf Baltimore, Md.
.:y ruasnnKE- UUKNITUKE. p,
rfl n;i ™ RK - rfl
Wholesale and Betaii
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
No. 27 MAYOVEK STREET,
BETWEEN LOMBARD AND GERMAN STB. I
Factory Nos. 13 and 15 Granby St., Rait. Now Hi
Store end eoustf.ntiy on ban I large variety of
URN AMEN i'A L, FLA!':: and Black Walnut .'n'i-
- THLOK ard CiIAMBER
t\J RJN iruß Lct all k inf...
Being in the lumber trade, and haying a large
Steam Factory, we r-rc thus possessed o every facili
ty to soil for earb, at cheaper prices thita a:y other
house oi tho Itiml in inn city.
A. ALLEN & CO.,
oCw-tT Lumber i md. 50 Wost if r:iis avcuuo.
q v®. i:.AA\de:rsox,
ff\ LARGE
Furniture War- rooms,
Not. lo uit'l 12 SfiCVXJ* X TUEIiT,
Ouo Lloclc La t of the Pott Office.
Splondid Parlor aud Chamber set:. Ou hand one
of the largest .-locks of
FLRXrrURK
in tho city. All persons wanting Furnitures ill please
call. se2f> ly
PIANOS.
Gofrt lYie-iss-i Jptsuao Jt'ortea.
Tho undersigned Company haying received the
highest premium at the last fair at tho Maryland
Institute, respectfully oCer thair large assortment ol
elegant PIANOS at 'he lowest cash prices.
Every hutrotseiit w-iribauii for live years. Old
Pianos taken in ctcd orgo. htt raings gr.i ia>.
p.'Oßtplly attonocl to.
GAZHLS'S PIANO MaxßUCioiiiAQ Coup AMY,
<123-;? ncirnnr Kmrv.r nr. I Fa-., lio it.
1V53. It. i!lft A.i>is4J 8-J.V
UNEXCELLED NEW SCALE,
©SffIdRAND ACTION PIANO FORTES.
C I * f | "Ihey are the best Square Piano
Fortes I have ever played upon." Harry Sanders' u.
'"They are very superior Instruments." Gotta tail .
Ihey possess in the highest degree all the essenti:.'::
of a perfect, Piano." . Wm. Mason.
'I admire them in the highest degree."
G. M. Morgan.
And many other testimonial; of the hun t eminen
artists and amateurs, can ho examined el toe Vf arc
rooms.
A I so, good substantial Pianos of other well-known
New lork factories.
George A. i'rineo it Co's improved is.rent prin
medal uiel-xleon,' and i.'itoinHlie Parlor Organs.
Every instrumcno i'uily warrr.nieii.
Pianos routed, toned, repaired and removed.
A call is respectfully solicited.
WAI. COLTDN. Sole Agent,
. „ , 32 W. Fayc'.tc .t i-Lct,
ia23-ly Three doors above Charic .
WHUIAM RKABK A t'UH
CELEBRATED
ffi rfl GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
GIIAND S'dUAHiS AND Ui'KKlH'i
PIAKdSg,
i'heso InstrUiAtCaits have boaii ior chiny years io
iore ilit puDiic, iu eomi-etition wich or'ior in&rru
rnent# of first-ola-.< muiser-'. 'J hoy ir -.vc, throughc:t
that lons period, maintained their reputati a among
the rroi'vx&iozt iho i-übiic as ii
uvery Quality iuuuc in k. na- :T.%no.
n*xrv:EO)'iss.
No. m \9. bAi.I iPIvH v* uTHFL'X
to Bui
yvery iDStraiuoutiTJarnDtied for iiyo yc-rs. del-1 -
HAINES BROTHERS'
PIANO FORTES.
A lino assortment of these celebrated instruments
just receired.
Competent judges declare these to bo first class
every respect, and can bo gold at prices to suit pur
chasers.
Call ami examine at rooms of the agent,
• *ll AS. S. IRFXTEi-X,
mh2o ly SO W. SO N. <
S E WIW ii MACM J £V ES:
l'ih7. LMTABd A riifiWl 3 '217
r S.\ 1-£ ,
MtYOIEiKIidT,
3f l Ll,ufcSc l;,i
SOUTHWEST OORX LK LOMiiAKi) A!ND UHAR
•yiRLkFo; • ' i ..-.••■ •. ... • -:tu :>.
Twenty years practical cxpentrc-.. . .ct lit jea?
on ftiSWlritt MACNIJNL.S. AU kind 3 ci Maobine.
lor SA LK and F\ !l*. WNL ; L. with the privil :.;c of re
torning TREE OS BAKU Bind i ale i ioa a other
Lb in Kixt* uavj izi Uos -i?y ?.ao niaciy day J in th*
oonntrv. 0n25-tf
11 A 1 K <\
r <) xfi
REST()R A T 1 Y E
IS PKUSFHI.fCEtI by tho luo'-t scietitiGc Ana
. lytical Chom'atsto bo tho REST PREPARATION
FOR THE HAIR ever .> • t pruduoed.
IT KE,STORES T.KAL HAIR; IT PREVENT.--
HAIR FALLING OUT; 11 OU ANGUS Xli E ROOT.-'
TO THEIR ORIGINAL ORGANIC ACTION; II
ERADICATES DF.M'RL Ft AND HI MOK : IT
KEEPS THE SCALP lIi.ALTUY; IF CONTAINS
NO INJURIOUS INGREDIENT-. AND IS UNI
VERSALLY ACCORDED To BE A SPLENDID
DRESSING AND SUPERIOR TOILEL' ARTICLE:
ITS MERITS'ARE SNSHH. THE BOTTLE.
Every bottle CONTAINS MORE LIQUID tha:.
any other dollar preparation.
NO LARGE REWARDS offered to establish ib
efficacy: but WE DO GUARANTEE to refund th<
money to any person who will use ;wo bottles an
then say thai, our Restorative has failed to do all wi
claim.
J. R. BARRETT .V CO., Proprietors.
Mancha-ter, N. U.
Wholesale Depot iu Baltimore:
myl.3-D.fcWtlrn THOMSKN Sr BLOCK.
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I nl.qu-lic j Ashes as a Miiiuirc.
Lnleanhod ashes, in my humble opinion, are
ol tur more value than many people imagine.
I have used ashes as a manure every year
am T If ?h n '- ne ? Ce o ' iirrai "S' and s0 KAtisfieil
n i.n 1 I value, that I would
not sell a bushel for twice or thrice the prices
paid for them at the asheries. 1 will give n
. firt "'' V ex Peri<-nce m the use of them us
a fertih/er, as the best 1 ean say in their favor.
Ihe greatest increase caused by the use of
them that 1 have known, by actual measure,
was on potatoes, used as a top-dressing in the
year 1840. After dressing my corn with ashes
that year, I bad one bushel left, which I put
on eight rows of potatoes, which yielded, at
digging time, one bushel more to the row than
any other rows in the field. Itwas a sod land,
turned over in the spring and planted without,
manure of any kind. I have 110 doubt that
the one bushel of ashes increased my crop of
potatoes eight bushels. The rows were about
fourteen rods long.
l or corn, I think ashes and plaster, mixed
at the rate oi't wo parts of ashes and one of
plaster, and a small handlul of the mixture
put into each hill, is the best way to use them.
his mixture 1 prefer to either, alone or both,
used as a top-dressing. J think it has made
one-lmll ditlerencc 111 the value of a piece of
corn, judging from one row left without the
ashes and plaster, not from actual measure
ment. It was 011 ground without manure of
any other land. Ashes alone, as a top-dress
ing, are very beneficial to corn. After it has
come up, 1 liud where 1 have used it so, the
stalks are larger and taller, the ears longer
and better tilled out, and the corn sounder aud
some earlier.
On grass, such as meadow, if it has run out,
so that it yields but light crops, a dressing of
ashes, fifteen or twenty bushels to the acre,
has increased the crop of hay two, three, or
eien four-fold, and, for several years after,
good crops of grass have been obtained.
1 have never used ashes 011 wet land, nor
with any other manure except plaster.—].
handall, in If isi?onaiu Varnn'r.
. How TO GROW SWEET POTATOES.—A North
Carolina sweet potutoe grower answers the
question,, "What is the matter with sweet
potatoes.' as follows:—"Having had much
experience in raising that valuable esculent,
1 will give it as my opinion that tho two
principal causes < >f lailure are. deep tillage
and the kind of manures used. Laud tor
sweet potatoes should not be cultivated to a
very great depth, especially in Northern lati
tudes, as the soil ceases to be a conductor of
heat to the depth to which it is broken.
Deuce, as they require all the heat that can bo
given them, the ground should be broken but
a little way below the surface, but kept stirred
often while growing. Much depends on tho
kind ol manure used. The potatoe takes pot
ash largely into its composition: therefore
manures containing itare most suitable. Wood
ashes may be considered about the best
manure generally at hand. However, the best
of all manures that J have ever tried, is tho
dirt and cleanings from under houses, con
sisting largely of saltpetre. Ashes mixed with
barnyard manure subserve a good purpose,
it is not 1111 unusual thing to hear it said that
certain pieces of land are too rich for potatoes,
especially barnyards: but should you give the
same a heavy coating of ashes, you will find
that it is not too rich, it H merely too rich
in vegetable matter, but lacks the potash.
Potatoes should always be planted in hills."
J.t-I B For Mrs Ko*f Occ>iiHy,
A\ e know a physician, in large practice, who
IS frequently compelled to drive Lis horses
hard. He formerly drove the two together,
ami used them up in a few years. He HOT;
drives them singly, and as far as possible on
alternate days. I hey are now, though work
nig harder, invariably healthv and strong. Ho
attributes this to the fact that if a hard drive
.-trains any of the muscles thev have lime to
regain I heir tone the next day. Were the
horses driven every day. a slight sprain would
produce a little stiffness; the parts would rub
against each other; inflammation would set in,
and the horse be lame- perhaps incurably so.
harm horses are not so liable to injury in this
respect, as those driven fast over hard roads.
But a clay's rest occasionally will help them
materially. At all events do not work them
Sundays. Man and beast must rest one day
in seven, or pay the penalty. Bettor work
harder aud rest longer.— Am. AgriculiurUl.
JStijßor i'otii Ct'iiars.
Hood butter can't be made in foul cellars.
Nothing receives a taint more easily than
butter. It becomes infected readily by offen
sive odors. Much sweeter, better butter is
made in spring- houses than in cellars. De
cayed cabbages, turnips, etc., in a cellar, do
not impart any virtues to butler, but deteriorate
it badly, hood butter is one of the great
luxuries of the table; and nothing lmt the most
scrupulous cure and neatness will secure it.
Early in Spring give the cellar a thorough
cleansing, and scrubbing if you please. Then
whitewash it from top to bottom. A little
lime scattered about in heaps is also beneficial.
Have an opportunity to ventilate cool nights
and mornings; but bo able to close tight in
warm weather.
Shut in the cool air and give it no chance
to escape. Then it' you will scald your pans
and crocks and buckets with boiling water
daily, and use the proper skill and care, you
can make and pack butter that it will he a
pleasure to cut.—J in rat World.
SI celts.
1 lie fact seems frequently to be overlooked
that weeds do more than merely occupy tiro
space of land which might otherwise be pr ofita
bly cultivated: they exhaust the soil almost
as much as the valuable crops. We sav "al
most; for, in the absence of direct experi
ments upon the point, we only conjecture it;
but we may say that the conjecture is well
founded. So far as analyses have been carried
out, Professor Buckman shows that field
weeds carry oil' from the soil an abundant
supply of alkalies and phosphates. The ex
tirpation of weeds in pasture land is best
brought about by continual mowing down of
their leaves. Let the "fact" be always borne
in mind, as the great authority on weeds says,
"As the leaves are the lungs of the plant,
never in such cases allow the lungs to develop
themselves."
i.'i oiMju. am
Land may he manured by land. Where
a soil is rrclt and deep, it may bo carted to
another field where wanted, "tlru same as
manure, and the first field suffer none—as the
under soil, if very deep, is of no possible use
away outo I reach. We frequently see people
remove rich soil to their gardens. The garden
is benefitted, especially where a garden is to
bo made, and tire natural soil is poor. We
have known people to remove scores and scores
of loads from their rich river fiats, to their
yellow kuolis and lean fields, without injury to
their Hats, and with great benefit to the fields
whore applied. Such manure, it must bo
understood, is lasting; and it gives consistency
to the soil. Inn word, this method is only
balancing your soil—that is, making it all
good.— Rural World.
BEST V.IIUETIES OE FOWLS.—The Scottish
Farmer gives the following estimates as to the
value of several varieties of fowls:
For chickens for the table—nothing like the
Dorkings.
1 or the size of egg —nothing equal to the
Spanish, but they do not lay very regularly.
For the number of eggs—nothing like Ham
burg , but the size of the egg is small compared
with the Spanish. 'I he Hamburgs lay about
seven months in the year, and never sit.
For eggs during the very hard frost and
snow—there is nothing like Brahmas. Hard
weather does not seem to affect tlicin, and they
always look well and "saucy-like," let the
cold be ever so severe.
Ax Alexandria letter to a foreign journal
states that the grain crops now coming forward
in all parts of Egypt promise to be mc.-i
abundant, ike prohibition again.- the export
of cereals is consequently expected to be
removed, and an extensive business done
during the coming season. As in Turkey, he
cotton crop is much below the average of
recent seasons, both in ipiality aud expected
quantity of the staple.
LITTLE AXD 810 SERMOXS.—The writer of
this once heard a lay brother make the follow
ing remark of his minister, whose pulpit
talents were quite ordinary: "Our pastor
comes to the pulpit ou Sunday morning and
preaches a little sermon ; and in the afternoon
he comes again aud preaches another little
sermon. In the evening he comes into the
prayer meeting, full of love, aud we all have a
good time, piayiug, singing and exhorting.
1 ken on Monday, alter spending the forenoon
in his study, he goes out and sees a family of
his congregation, aud talks to them about
Jesus; and does the same on Tuesday, and
each day of the week, and by Saturday night
the little sertuor.s ou Sunday have grown into
big ones." One can easily conceive how a
people would be satisfied with such preaching,
iieverse the matter. If great sermons on the
Sabbath become little ones during tue week,
by manifest inconsistencies, would it not de
stroy all pulpit efficiency?
DON'T BITE YOUR FINGER NAILS.— The post ninr
tcin examination of a little girl, aged seven years
who died i:i Bethlehem, Loun., revealed the tact
that her death was caused by particles which had
been bitten from her finger nail-'. Tbov were swal
lowed, and. sticking into the sides of her stomach,
caused ulceration, and death ensued.

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