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DAI!A' COMMERCIAL
BALTIMORE, MD.
Roiwd of TriMlc.
C-jmmittre of Arbitration for June.
AVM. WOODWARD.
J. P. KRKMRT.BIRO, IW. 11. CRAWFORD,
SAMUKL DUKK, I JOHN R. SKKMULLKR.
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Raima! (he llnttlniare Start.
June 28. 1886.
trIRST BOARD.
American Gold. j \ merican Gold
5.000 ... 154 I 5,000 ... ?■■ flat 153
1.500 ... 153!^| 1.000 ... sJO tlat I'd
1,000 ... 153 1 /.! 5,000 ... .00 Hit 153
5.000 ... 1)2 flat 153'/,I fi. s. 5-20*8.
5.01N) ... b2 fiat 15352.1 5,000 ... Istissue 104',
200 ... 153/a 3.000 ... 3d ... 108'..
6,000 ... 15:('4I 2.Q01) ... 103'4
504 ... mixed 15 -'., I'. S. 7-30's.
5,600 ... 153U! 1.61)11 ... 3d ;erics 1 (KV£
1,000 ... 1.631.1 500 ... 3d ... 103W
1,000 ...
SECOND BOARD.
Ameiioaa Gold. I American Gold.
10,000 . . s5 flat 152 20.000 ... I>2 flat 152
10.000 ... 1)5 Hat 152 i 5,000 ... s5 flat 151%
5.000 ... s5 Hat 152 5,000 ... so flat \al%
16,000 ... si lint H2 11. 5.7-30'?.
5,0(5l ... slO flat 151%; 7*ooi ... Ist scries 101%
10,000 ... NY 152 110,000 ... 2d ... I<W
5.000 ... NY 151% 1
TRJRW I *S<TUII?W HI KEW JFOVU
V.T TKLFLORIRIT,
f\ir*%itheci by Leonard J. Tormey dr Co.. Stoch and liii
Broker*. No. 22 Street.
Juno2S, 186 S.
Ist Board 2l Hoard 5 P. JVL
IT. 8. C* UPODS, 1881 11 OFVJ L! K'l
U. 8.5-20's old lOtV; -
IT. 8. 5-20's, new 1081 i Ift. 0 .
11. S. 7-30'S Ist series 103K 108'
IT. 8. 1 year Certificatofl
OoU lvj'j i:,2S
Tennessee 6*B 99 ...
North Carolina VS...
Missouri 6*s 7S ......
Canton Company MS 54%
Cumberland 4. r >
Qnicksilver 48 47 S
New York Central
Krie 01*% M A I'l'^
Krio Preferred
Hudson KK'S
Reading 109% ... I" 4 ."'*
Michigan Contral 104 104
Michigan SOUTHERN 78% 78% 78%
Illinois Central 121 121%
Cleveland and Pittsburg.. S:; : S 8-8 82' V
Chicago and N. Western.. 80S •' ■ St .".Old
*' " Proferrcd... MP.J 50%
Cleveland and Toledo IOIPV l(ri%
Chicago and Hock Island., 1'4% 91% 91%
JVIil. and PrairieuuChion
Fort Wayne 98% 9*. '7
Uton and Torffc Haute.
Ohio and Miss. Cert 27% 27
Tone of Market Firm. Steady. .Strong.
THURSDAY, JUDO £B.
Tho last advices from tho other ride of tho Atlantic
ha? produced some little stir and commotion in com
mercial and financial circle?, and already there i?
much speculation rife as to what effect a serious Eu
ropean war would havo on tho general in
terest? of this countrj*. There aro those who contend
that the cxistenco of hostilities, such A? nrc now very
likely to take place, will very much benefit both the
finance? and commerce of tho country. There may
bo those in the old country who would under ciroum
ftances of a widely extended and protracted war in
Europe be disposed to send some of their valuables
to this country for a safe doposit, and doubtless to
some oxtent this will bo the case, which would, U3 a
matter of course, 'cause some relief to the money
market by increasing tho capital of tho country,
which is already large and moro thin suflieicnt for
oil tho requirements of tho limited trade at the
present, but whether this would compensate us for
the restriction and limited trade which would neces
sarily follow, is a matter which scorns not to BO sat
isfactorily and definitely settled in the minds of
many whose opinions in such matters are entitled to
some consideration. Ours is a producing country,
consequently, the larger portion of cur wealth must
arise from this source. Then, in order to derive the
greatest possible benefit from our rich mineral and
agricultural resources, it is necessary to have undis
turbed commercial intercourse with the markets of
all countries, which enuld not be the condition under
tho rulo of hostile relations between many of the
great Powers of the old world.
There was quite a large business done in Gold to
day—the sales include some $200,000, opening AT IM
and selling down, both at tho first and second Board?
as low as 151%, tho transactions being ehiclly short*
sales.
Tho Government securities showed rather more
firmness, and a slight improvement IS noticeable in
thcin —5,000 old Five-Twenties sold at 101%, and
5,000 do. of the third issue at 1081, We also note
the sale of 21,000 Seven-Thirties at 10.-s]'l*lo3, closing
quite strong.
There is a deposition based upon Die idea of ?
very easy and plentiful money market, which will
necessarily cause JI speculative feeling and a rise to
trade in good stocks. There are, however, very few
of this description offering at our Board, and to-day,
while the bidding would have been spirited, there
was nothing done in them.
In miscellaneous and fancy stock? there was noth
ing done.
Money continue? very easy. This will doubtless
be tho case for SOUM time, a? the Government will
between this and the 15th proximo pay oft' all her
certificates of indebtedness, which must largely in
crease capital. Loans can easily be HURL on call ut .">
@6l* cent, on tho deposit of good stock or Govern
ment securities.
At Now York to-day, tho Stock market has buen
well sustained, considering the large amounts of
stock which have been gold to rc.alizoat tho advance.
Tho disposition of tho street is favoring tho "bulls,'*
and appearances indicate an attempt to run up tho
prices of several of tho speculative stock?, among
which Erie is most conspicuous, which closes firm at
01%, having steadily advanced from 00% this morn
ing. Private advices received by the Java to-day
report a continued scarcity of the stock FOR delivery
in the London market, and a. sympathetic feature ha
presented itself in New York, although to a less ex
tent. Nothing scorns to daunt tho ?ertinacity of the
bear*, who have been freely offering the stock to-day,
both on the street and at the boards, but they have
been met by ready purchasers, ami it remains for the
future to decide which of the?e opposing interests
is pursuing the most profitable course. New York
Central has ranged betwoon 18% and 98% and closes
at the latter rato. Tho manipulators of this stock are
doing nothing at present, and its fluctuations to-day
are the result of outside speculation. Rending hns
been steady ut 111, but with comparatively little
doing.
Michigan Southern opened AT-TVS 1 ,, and with some
little variation during the day, it closes steady at
78%. Pittsburg was firm ut quotations. Rock Island
declined to 94 at tho first board, but recovered to
94% at tho following, aft or which it sold at 91%, ami
continued steady throughout the afternoon. Fort
WAYNE advanced to 95% this morning, but gave way
later in tho day and closes dull at !8' Tho North
western stocks have generally been well sustained
to-day; the "common" closing at 30% and the "pre
ferred" at 59%.
Canton declined to 53% at one o'clock, but reacted
to 54% at tho next call, alter which it becamo weak,
and declined to 53% at. SP. M. Cumberland reached
5% this morning, but fell to 44% at the LAST board.
The war toorin has sounded in Europe, and IL is
impossible to dotermino the confines of the struggle
which has just beon inaugurated by the present bel
ligerent powers. It must certainly havo its effect
here as well as elsewhere, but to what extent or in
what particular manner, opinions widely differ.
Thus far the preliminaries of tho conflict fcuve ex
erted no pernicious influence on United States secu
rities in Europe, and their quotation? are about tho
same as at previous advices. In arguing the prcfor
enoe of our securities on the Gontinent. it should bo
remembered that experience has taught that it is
more than likely tho process ofhoarding gold will be
resorted to by a largo number of persons of limited
mean?, and as a suspension of specie payments must
speedily be looked for, it may be fair to presume that
a temporary rush will bo made by these individuals
to convert their available resources into the standard
of value, which may bo the means, for the time
being, of causing a slight depression in our se
curities. On the other hand, aa England will un
doubtedly use overy endeavor to avoid the calamity of
war, our bonds offer too great inducements to their
capitalists to admit of a serious decline for any pro
tracted period.
Five-Twenties have been in great demand in New
York to-day; those of *O2 advancing to 104%, and the
issue of '6l reaching 103%, an improvement of % per
cent, since yesterday morning. Seven-Thirties ad
vanced to 103%, and Ten-Forties sold at 97.
Geld opened at 154% on the street this morning,
and gradually declined to 151% at 2.40 P. M. T from
which point it recovered somewhat, closing firm at
153%. It is still scarce, and borrower? have to pay
from 1-32 to 1-16 for use.
Money is without material change at 5 per cent, on
call.
Baltimore Market*. Ju-io 28.
COFFEE.— We have to report JI very small trade
in this article to-day; tho onJy sale reported is JCO
bags Rio at 18/„#l9 cts. The market is steady We
continno quotations as they wore, viz: Good Rio
at 15%@16 cts for common, cts for fair nml
19@20 cts for good to prime, long price; Lnguiyn. L •
@20% cts. and Java 26@26% cts.
FLOUR.— Thcro is no chango in the tone and char
acter of the market to-day; the tendency is still to
dullness. Tho only sale roported was 1(K) bhls
Chicago Extra at sll R* bbl. Wo quote West
ern spring Wheat Super at s9@-9.75; City Mills do at
$9.75@10; Extra Western spring Wheat $10.50#! 1.50;
do City Mill? $11.25# 11.75; Howard Street Superfine,
choice brands, $10.25# 10.50; do Extra ami
Patapsco, Reservoir and otnor choice brands of Balti
more Family and Extra at $17.50 for the former and
$15.50 for the latter, and Chesapeake Extra at
$14.50 bbl. Rve Flour v;o quo! E at $6.25@6.50, and
Corn iMeal at $5#5.50"W bbl., with a good inquiry.
GRAIN. — The supplies continue? limited both of
Wheat andCoru. The offerings com pi ise I,o<N> bushels
white corn, 1,500 bushels yellow; 500 bushels wheat,
and 4,000 bushels oats. White corn sold at 115#122
cts; yellow do 100@103 cts. White whe:U maybe
quoted at 27U@300 EB? for fair to prime, and red 250#
275 eta for good to prime. Winter spring is Unsale
able. Oats are dull. We quote Maryland and Vir
ginia at 65@68 cts, and Western and Pennsylvania at
#3O cts bushel of 32 pounds, and Rye at 120#125 cts
for Western and Pennsylvania.
MOLASSES.— There were no transition* reported
to-day. We quote Muscovado at 55@65 cts; (Rayed
50@52 cts; English Island 55#75, and Porto Rico at
60@80 cts gallon and nominal.
PROVISIONS.—A good jobbing demand pre
vails, and prices are very firm under tho limited
stock on the market. We quote Bulk Shoulders
at 15% cts; do Sides 18 cts; Bacon Shoulders 17
cts; do Sides 19%#2'J cts; Hams 23@25ct.~; Lard 22%
cts lb in bbls and tierces, and MESS Pork $34#35
T bbl.
RICE. To the trade in small lots we note sales of
Rangoon at 4#4% cts in bond, gold, and 10@10% cts,
duty free in currency, and Carolina at 12%@13 cts.
SLGAR.— There is more inquiry to-day and we
?Tl°* A i FCHDS English Island for refining
gt 11/* cts; 27 bhcU Demerara ohoice GROCERY at 13%
ct*-10 hhdsdo Porto Rico at 13% cts, and 333 hlids
do balance of the cargo of the Cuptcr on private term?. |
We continue our uuotat ons: Cuba atlo%<> 11 <*fs for !
fair rpfining; 11#11% eta for good to prime do; 11, * j
#ll% ct? for lair grocery; 12%#12% ct? *or cood j
do: 13#13% cts for choice do: Porto Rico ♦l9> #ll '
for fair refining; ll<&ll%ctn for good do: 12 ini l 2 u 1
ct3 for fair grocery; ]2%'c}]Bct? Lr good do: '
ct? for prime and choice do; English Island U * to
15 ot quality. . . . . ~r
SALT—I? unchanged in price to tho trade. Bo
note ale? of Ground Alum at iS-.10, AI -.nhaJ s
and Worthington's Fine at 20#'.. S k: "*K. NO
Asht'qi's Fine in market. Turk s Itlanu ficin at 00 i
cts 18 bush, from storo. . .
SEEDS i hero i? some inquiry for Clover, but we
lienr of no ale?. Wo quote it at $7@7.75 £ hushel,
as to quality. Flax is selling in ?iuall lot? ut s3@3.lU.
TA LLOW.—There is a fair inquiry, but wo have n >
■-ale? to report to-day. We quote city rendered a:
18 .£13% ot- t * |b.
W H ISKY.—Asaleoflflftbbls v: cstem was reported,
the term? of which did not transpire. We quote
Western nominal ar $2.27#2 23.
(ktiliit)oie IJvc .Slock [ilarket.
[Reported especially for the Bsiltimoro Commercial.i
Liv E STOCK SCALKS. June 28,1866.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WKKK.
Bocve? 712
Sheep and Lambs 2,616
Hogs 2.SIU
Total 6,168
There were received at the following yards:
Itecve*.
At the Calvert on yards 231
At Uedsccker'? yard? 423
At tho scales, direct * 3
712
PRICFR OF RF.EK CATTI F. AT THE MARKET THIS WEEK.
Yory best on sale to-day Bi%#9;7c.
That generally rated first quality S (V"B%c.
Medium or good fair quality 7 @8 c.
Ordinary thin .Steer?. Oxen and Covr? 6 (oft c.
Inferior and lowest grade? of Cattle 4 #u c.
General average of tho market to day H
Extretuo range of prices (&9f4c.
Most of the salc3 are from 7%#9 c.
WHERE THE C.LTTLE ARE KUOM.
Ohio ! 233
West Virginia 149
Illinois 298
Maryland 32
Total ~712
THT ROUTES BY WHU'H HIKY CA2JK.
Ilr.ltimore k Ohio R R 609
N-.rthern Central R. R 92
On foot 7
Boat 4
Total 712
LIST OK DROYKRJI.
The following are the name? of drover?, owners or
consignees of the principal drove?:, and where the
cattlo arc reported from :
Murphy A Bathgate. Illinois 158
Fawsctt k Means, Illinois 74
Edward T. Bolton, Ohio 45
HUthouse A Alb-o, Ohio 45
Minor k Diehl. W. Ya 'u>
W . E. Roberts, Ohi • 33
James Adams, Ohio . 81
Kelly A Cock ins, Ohio ;>!
David k Robinson, Illinois. 28
David k Robinson, Illinois ... 25
W. H. Ilallcr, Maryland 21
Murphy A Bathgate, Illinois 18
W. Jewett, West Virginia j.-
P. 8. Basnett, West Virginia It'.
J. Loober, West Virginia p;
A. Fmith. West Virginia 1
A. Wilson, übio 10
J. J. Lang, West Virginia 16
Lemuel L. Wardw. W. Va 16
A, Baumgardner, West Virginiaa 15
REMARKS ON UEF.F CATTLE.
The receipts of cattle during tho week amount to
712 hfjid against 1/221 head recoivod Inst week, end
thcro were sold "ti head, which compare.* with 1.0-V,
h'. ;td bust week ;
- Tlie following comprise tho .-ales :
To Baltimore butchers 355 hc;id
To Washington and Annapolis butchers... 91
To Murphy & Bathgnte. gov'mt cont's 2S "
To O. Scullj' for Philadeli'hia market 13 "
To Norfolk butchers 12 "
To Country butcher? 12 "
,541 "
In addition to tho n.'oovc sales thcro wore taken by
.Murphy A Bathgato for Government 117 head, ship
pod from tho West bv themselves, and included in
1 receipts above. The balance were left over unsold.
The market to-day was rnthcr slow, owing to tho
over supply of last week, but tho scarcity of good and
prime cattle caused an advance of fully 25 cts. V 1m
las. us to quality on that class of cattle, while on tho
lower grades there was a slight decline.
BROKER'S SAI.K3 OP CATTLE.
Tinker k Wilson sold 12 rough Ohio cattle, for R.
R. .Martin, at7-10#S% ct?; 6 Ohio scalawags, for A.
Wilson, at 6% ct*.
Wm. L. Simpson sold 16 common West Virginia
cattle, for his own account, at, 7%#8 cts; 16' common
to ei.od West Virginia cattle, lor Lis own account, at
7!.iW
Saiu. Wilhelrasold 10 common Illinois cattle, for
Murphy k Bathgate, at 8% cts; 39 head, for
th' siiiiie par:v of common lo fair Illinois catclo, ut
s] • cts: 19 common Ohio cow?, heifers and steers,
for Eli 11. Davis, at 7%#8% ct?.
Edward T. llolton sold 45 fair to good Ohio cattle, ,
for Charles Bou*eman,atcts;9common stall- !
fe I cattle, at 7% ct?.
N. Leluoann sold 45 go d Ohio cattle, for S. Allen,
at S 7 <'u9 1 4 cts; 31 fair Dhio cattle, for James *(lam=,
a' $8 45'-i.it.25 ft hundred lbs; 15 fair West Virginia
cattle, for Lemuel K. VV ardor, at 6%t3 s% eta.
Seymour k Wdton sold 31 lair Ohio .-leers, for W.
i ots; 28 fair Illinois cattle, for
David k Robinson, at 8%@9% ct?; 19 fair fllinois cat
tle. for Fawsott A Means, at Ss; s #9 1-10 cts.
A. N. Ba.-tuble k Go. sold 35 fair Illinois cattle for
Fawsott k Means, at Sl2#9 cts; 25 common Illinois
cattle, for David k Robinson, at 7@7% cts; 13 stale
cai 1 :it 8%#8% ct=.
Moses Fox sold 17 fair West Virginia cattle, for
his own account, at 7 1 cts; It) Pennsylvania scala
wag?. for bis own account, ct 6 ct*.
J. lillinger k Co. sold 36 West Virginia cattle, for
Minor k Dichi. at 7cts; 9 West Virginia cuttle,
fr A. Baumgurdner, at ct?; ]1 West Virginia
cattle, for J. J. Lang, averaging about 8!-7 cts; 13
West Virginia cattle, for J. Locbcr, at 6?4@8% ct.-;
and 4 very common Marylami cattle, lor J. W.
Wood, at 4(4*7 cts.
Lewis Myers sold 15 extra hoavy Ohio cattle, for
Kelly k Cockins, at 9 1-5 cts; 10 medium Ohio cattle,
for his own account, at 7\(<vß% cts; 10 medium qual
ity West Virginia cattle, lor his own account, at
7 9-10(a.8' 4 cts.
Williars -v Kirk sold 21 fair West Virginia cattle,
for W. 11. Ilallcr. at 7#8% ct?; 16 fair Ohio cattle,
for Kelly & Cockins, at 7%@S cts: and 3 common
Maryland cattle, for Wm. Switzor. at 6% cts.
TIIK SHKKP MARKET.
The receipt? this week are as follows:
At KcdscckerV yard 2,152
*'Oalverton yard... u63
" Gray k Judiek's 201
Total 2,6i6
• QUOTATIONS.
Gray k Judick quote sales of Sheep at 5#6"7 ct?.
Samuel Wilhelm k Go. quote sale? of Sheop at 5#
6% cts;, and dull.
THE SWJM: MAKKKT.
Tho receipt? this week are, viz:
At McClelland k Logan's yard 1,424
" Hedswker's yard ; S.i
" G ray k J udik *s yard 520
Total 2,840
qi'OT A J IONS.
i Urav A Judik quote IJogs at 14!-i**14% ct.
S. Wilhelm k Co. quote Hogs at 18%# 14'. 1 ct?.
Ulery & Shoiry quote Hogs at 13%#14%ctsund full
supply.
.McClei land A Logan quote Hogs at 13%@Mj% cte
and supply full.
New York KarkctN.
NF.W YORK. June 2S.—Flour dull; sales of 10,009
bbl-: State .76.20#9.90; Ohio $5.55#13.75; Southern
S10.10& 17. Wheat liuii; sales 13.500 bush'ds; Chicago
Spring $2.10; white Kentucky $1.30; Canadian $3.25.
Corn has de< lined I §2cts; sales -l 60 000 bushels .-it
w -> "OO cts. Beef quiet. P >rk firm; sales oi 9.501) bbls:
51cm $31.62] Lie* ;i .95. La rd s I cad vat 19%#22] \ cl s.
Whisky dull. Cotton dull: sale? of 1,0(0 bales at 7
(r 9 ct?. Eugsr quiet. Spirits Turpentine dull at SO
-jet?. Rosin dull at s3@B.f>o. Petroleum dull.
Freights firm. Gold 152%.
Pliiliulcliiiiia Markets.
PHILADRLPHI A, Juue 28.—Flour i? very dull and
slow of sale, hut prices unaltered. Wheat quiet.—
Western red $3 05. Com quiet. Yellow si. Mo.-s
Prk $-32 50: oily packed Mess Beef $23#25. Lard
22%@23 i ts. Coffee heavy. Rio 2?.)<&2(j cts. Cuba
Sugar 10r5i@ll cts. Whisky dull and unchanged,
t liicago Market*.
Clin AGO, June 28. —Flour is active, and price? have
advanced 10@15 ct?. Wheat is active, and prices
have advanced 3#3% cts; sale? nt. $1.71# 1.78 for No.
1, and sl.o6(§*l.l3j|!br No 2. Corn is active, at 54#54' t
cts for No. 1, and 53@53% ct? for No. 2. Oat-* dull at
.2% cts lor No. 1. and 30#:I"% cts for No. 2. Pro
visions dull.
('iiiciitniill Market*.
CINCINNATI, June 28. —Flour and Wheat are un
changed. Mrs? Pork firm at $32. Whisky stead v.
Lard dull at 21%@21%. Gold 152 C&153.
Wilmington Market*.
WILMINGTON, June 28.—Crude Turpentinestoady
at previous quotations. Spirits 1 ct lower; sales at lb
cts. Rosin dull. #
llihvankic Market*.
MILWAUKIE. June 28.—Flour is firm, but market
quiet. Wheat quiet at $2.05% for No. 1.
Imports—Foreign.
Police, 1* It—Schr Island Queen—l 77 hlids sugar,
100 bbls do, 40 pUDchs molasses, Stirling A* Ahi en-.
Fvporli—l'oreigti.
Sydney, C B—Br bark Helena —ballast.
Total v due of foreign exports for the week ending
June $297,085.
I iiiports—FOlMl W ISF.
Norfolk—Steamer JasT Brady—l9 pkgs rag?, 17
sacks suakuroqt, 25 do wool, 17 do feathers, 16 do
ginseng, Ac, Wilson, Burns & Co; 20 sacks r gs, C D
Slingluff Sc Son; 25 rolls leather, Jcr.kius, Staylor A
Co; 10 sacks wool. E J Foley, Bro k Co.
Boston—Bark Had ley— 29s doz pails, L 51 Beebc k
Bro; 40 bdls blind?, 40 do sash. G O Stevens .fc Co: To
pkgs wooden waro, Lord k Robin son; 163 bills iron,
order; 350 empty hag?, Griffith k MoElhiney; 386 d
do, order; 30 doz lard buckets, George k Jenkins; 150
bdls hides. G Bantz. Frederick; 50 bbl? vinegar, T R
Matthews & Sons; 157 tons copper ore, 40 grindstones,
224 pkup uidse, sundry persons.
Nortolk—Steamer Tho* Kelso—lß hhda rosin,
Whedbee k Dickinson; 39 bbls do, 10 do spts turpen
tine, Griffin. Bros k Co.
ltichniond—Steamer Petersburg—33 bbls tar oil, A
A Perry: 129 bur? iron. Buck k Conklin; 17 bags wool,
order; 50 kogs nails, E Pratt A* Bro; 41 pkgs tobacco,
J 1' Pleasants k Sons; 100 pkgs tobacco, order; 143
bags wool. Jas Baynes k Son; 1,000 pkgs mdse, sun
dry persons.
UP. NA L .
E'OBT ( BALtiUMIBE.
THURSDAY, Juno 2S, 1860.
Arrived.
Steamer JamesT Brady, Landis. from Norfolk—to
J Birckhead, Jr.
Steamer Lancaster, Tomlinson, from Harre do
Grace—to J J Taylor.
Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell, from Norfolk—to
M N Falls.
Steamer Petersburs, Travels, from Richmond—to
J Brandt. Jr.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, from Alexandria—to
J C V\ ortninßton.
Steamer John R Thompson. McKaig, from New
Y ork—mdse to J A Shriver.
Steamer Richard Willing. Cundiff. from Philadel
phi a—mdse to J A bhnver.
t Chattanooga. Fry, from St John's, P R-to
Kirkland, Chase & Co.
Schr Jas Brophy, Packard, from Wilmington, N C
—old iron aud naval stores to Hopkins A Jauney
Barge J A Shriver, Meckins, from New York—
mdse to J A Shriver.
Bark Hadley, Snow, from Boston—mdse to R M
Heslen.
Schr Island Queen, Conory, from Ponce, P It, 12!h
inst—to Kolsey A Gray; sugar and molasses to Stir
ling & Ahrens.
Schr Eliza Jane, Watts, from New Y'ork—mdse to
Kelsoy & Gray.
Cleareii.
Steamer Thos Kelso. Russell, Norfolk—M N Falls
Steamer James T. Brady, Landis, Norfolk—J
Birckhead, Jr.
Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson, Havre do Grace—J
J Taylor.
Steamer Planter, ICirwan, Patuxent river—M L
W eerns.
Steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore, New York—
J A Shriver.
Steamer Florence Franklin, Pierson.Philadelnhia
—J A Shriver.
Steamer E C Bi-hili. liriuy, Norwich, Ct-StSekaey
A Co,
BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAL—FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1886.
Bark Helena, (Br) Swain, Sydney, C B-Loud, Cla
ridge & Co.
CU K o, a - Nash, Boa ten—K G Rioman k C...
,'jiir K B Cluxton, Lamb. New York—E Pratt &
Urn.
Schr Oleander, Debouis. Newark, N J-E Pratt &
15rn.
,v> (*br Anna 811 ay?, Tilton, Providence—BiTclow A
Bnrgent.
Bchr M S Mizcll. Nelson, Plymouth. N C-P P
Cloin^ntH.
Sahr Win Kennedy, Patterson, Philadeli hia—
Btiekney & Co.
_ Fchr Clotilda, Koid, Wilmington, Del —Stickncy &
Co.
Barge J F Hebbnrd, MeGuiro, New York—Stick
ney .fe Co.
Barge 0 L Nitns, llobsoD. New Haven —*4 M Ham
ilton.
Barge K A .Stevens, Rainier, New York—J A
Shriver.
Sailed.
Br brig Olotu, Port Spain. Trinidad.
Heinoruai<t!i.
Ponoo, P R —ln port June 12th, brig Euru*. for Nn
gimbo. next, day to load for New York: schr Frade
Wind, for Philadelphia in s day?; sailed from do 12th,
brig Agnes, (Br), for Crab Island, to load for New
York.
Spoken Juno 18th, lit, 28, long 71, brig Mary. ——.
of Camden, bound to New Orleans, by schr Island
Queen, at this port.
Bark Norwegian. (Br) Dillingham, honoo at Pan
ama, remained at Montevideo, May Ist, repairing.
Brig Alfred. Hufnagel, was loading at Montevideo
May Ist. for New York.
Brig (Hendale, Monroe, was loading at Havana 23d
inst. for Baltimore,
Brig Emilia k Cetestina, (Ita!) Savarcse, sailed fm
Palermo, June 2d, for Bnltiuiore.
Scbr E'nn, Riekotts, sailed from Nassau, N P, 15th
inst, for Baltimore.
By Telegrapli.
J To Merchants' Exchange and News Room J
R?o Janeiro—Arrived May 17th, hark St Crania,
• Rr) Lan faro, from New York; do 31st, bark Adelaide,
Etchberger, from Baltimore.
Gibraltar—Sailed June 9th, llr brig Minn, Holder,
from Leghorn for Baltimore.
Boston—Arrived June 28th, sohrs Ceo N Devucux,
Smith, and R Peterson, Peterson, both from Balti
more.
Boston—Arrived June 28th, schrs Julia Anna,
Harding, and Isaac Baker, Purvere, both from Bal
timore.
Spoken Juno 26th, 50 miles E by N of Capo licnlo
peu, ship Magnet, from Boston for Baltimore.
[Correspondence Merchants' Exchange and News
llcow.l
FORTRJCSS MONROE. June 27, 1866.
Passed in Capes to-dav, brigs Chattanooga, fm
St John's. P K, and W A Rogers, from Domerara,
both for Baltimore; also, a large ship, unknown.
Passed out, brig Isaac Carver, from Baltimore for
Boston.
Arrived in ISatngUoii KontU.
Schr Bravo, iioin Richmond for Havre-do-Grace—
lu in bur.
Schr Julia, Post, from Norfolk for Phila—lumber
and shingles.
S-hr Mary E Banks, Smith, from Norfolk for Bar
b.vines—shingles.
Weather clear; wind fresh. SMV.
Arrived JI! Norfolk.
Schr S II Trovers, Harding, from Washington. DC.
Schr YVm Severe, Haines, from Washington. D G.
Schr Geo S Adams, Fisk, froiu Boston.
~ HOTEL ARRIVALS.-
BARNUM'S HOTEL.
J A Mvivcan, Wash | A Baldwin, Pa
J W Hsivnes, N Y .1 W Fletcher, do
II W Johnson, do .1 T Wilkinson & la, Ga
J Jiar r al, Phil J h Morgan A la. Pa
G La Monte, W Ya K J) L Wilkes, Tex
•I V. Baughcr, Phi! <M T Girdem A: wf, il.n'nii
A S Stevenson. N Y K T D Myers k fa. Rich
L L Springer, do ! A E Hemith. N Y
D S Hunter, Pa |.l 11 Myers, Wash
E \) McCarthy, N Y W A Tire, St Louis
A J Heath, do I.J k Waddy, Ya
W (,' Walters.do 'S B CnrlVtlor, Ind
Mrs G W Burd-'all, N.l ;it <J Corfaler. do
J Newman, NY i B Thomas. Aid
'f W Gough, Mass i J Cauueld. N Y
J St err N J r AS Cullen, do
J R Kieling. NY J II Gutewood, Mexico
*• Pendall, Md j.Yliss it Bowling, Aid
T F Allynn, N Y IM S Geil, Pa
A L P Green, Tenn |.J E Rciley, St Louis
G Dick k wf, ltich : A U Baylcy, Ivy
.1 Nichols, N C 10 A Crcightou, do
G Adams, Colorado \S V ltnsse. do
A W Willetts k wf, \ a |\Y A Robinson, do
it Mcnyel, N Y iE M Tedvall, do
E W Sehon, Md 'Mrs Tedvall, Ya
M Field, N Y (Mrs A C Sullivan, N Y
•J 1) Mirules, N O (.- K Grundy, Norfolk
Miss M Tongree, AA no 0 Grundy Jr, do
K P ftillett k wf, USN .11 vv illiauis. Md
B F Grady, Ya I Miss R H Waddy, Ya
.1 B v\ alkvr. West Point j.J G Abbott, Phil
.1 I! C Hillery, Md |R D Cutis, Wash
il 1! llefort. Pa |Miss M 0 Dunn, Mt do Sa
Col \V Allen, lowa Miss G Dunn.do
Col 0 Morton, Ivy 'Miss M Cuthoert, do
N (J Wilson, Pa j Miss •* Cuthbert, do
A Farrar, Boston Miss M Strat'on, do
F F Farrar, Pa Miss Bragg, do
P L Ram lets, N 0 ! W H Watson k wf. N Y
VV it H ugh let t, Md -L !i Holder. Bait
T llughlett, do L Maiden, Salisbury
T J Moore, Ya jMrs Otpt Pleiie, Ga
L A Parsons. N Y Miss Wimberly, do
A D Chase, Harford jj it Branch, Va
A F.vconer k la. Wash IW F rrice. Rich
D 1) Eleharty, U S N Mary W Wood,do
E A Farringlon, do IJ \V Congdon, N" V
Miss L Flitter, Rich (Hon A VV Bradford, Aid
J B Wilbyer, Wash IJ A Le'and, N C
FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
It II Rabbins, Balto [T Uorsueh. Md
i> M Sprogle, Aid Dr Ilays, do
"I Dawson, do (1 M Id, Pa
L W Grnnby, do |C Ilorner. do
L .! Joeo, do ID Horner, do
It L Hart, do ; K L IStain, do
E Tavlor, do jMissLotta, Washington
l>|) Robinson, N C |Mrs Crahtree, do
r V Gilmore. Port Dep't M Brcughcr, Norfolk
.1 !l Rowland, do TJ Ilayman. T'aito
[) Blanchard. Pa ir W Rued ,V ly. Md
.J Dolton, N Y Miss Armstrong, do
I C Austin Pa . Miss M Pryer, do
T B Wood, do L H Clayt n, do
f Atkinson, do IS Collins. Ya
J J Francis, Phila ! A Edwards. Md
W It Hunter, NO (111 Brevoie, do
W \V Ljunin, Ml L M Hay ward, Balto
J Grippis, do j R S Bailey, Ya
.1 P Adams, Balto \V E Hill, do
W J llay, Phila |i> Wilson, Balto
D F Shure, AM IS D McTate, N G
M McCurley, do |T M White, Pa
.) Jones, do < W Spates. Md
t' Jones, do | l F Kruiupe, Pa
E B>wle ; j, do R1 Shafer, do
B F Legg, do |.J 11 Larkin, do
I* Mridge, do | lion T A Spencer, Aid
AI Eldridge, do iG W Jefi"erson, do
J A 110 5 kins. Balto !L S Clayton, do
.1 Waters. Md IW Oallowan, Belair
.1 MeGenie, N Y K W Shoed, Washington
Miss L ftreenwood, Nor'klM Tucker, do
ATss K Greenwood, do j.J F Gcdultisr, Md
Y Tucker, Washington W B Morgan, do
Dr J V Simmons, Fred'klL K Thompson, do
MALTBY HOUSE.
J Lacy, Nottoway 1 ?lisa Owin3, Phila
E M Turner, W Va jO Johnson, Rich
S MeCollom, Phila G II Samrucr, <•
tl B Towles. Wash ! E S Canning, N Y
W Shaeklett. Pa jj MeGeorge, N C
R B JConnerson, Yt IJ Mills, Ohio
.1 0 Raw. Md jMrs Balbnlire, do
C M Rhodes. Conn jMbs McGlou i, do
Miss E Rhodes, do 1J E Res?, Aid
Y II Bevan, Ind 'H Wilson, N Y
V/ Malt by. Pa iS White & la, Phila
II Tngersoll. >lo jAliss A E Carroll, Wash
C Foster, N Y jO Marburg, Md
R Crane. Pa I<l Andrews, La
C S Kaufman, do Aliss R D Clark, Aid
W G Case, do Miss M Campbell, N Y
P B VVorrcli, do i<l Bradford, do
'1 H (dark, do iJ M Senccndiver, W Ya
•111 0 wings & la, do i B Robbins, Ya
i\ P Hays, Ya [II P Roerers, N J
AJ T Mix. Wash T M L Kcpp, Bid
W Jones. Md I Miss E Dcgolicr, do
.J E Robertson, do ! Mi. c s K Stevcason, N Y
?tliss F Steptentoe, Wash, N F Cone, Wis
Gal la boy, do MPs T Cy blight, AY ash
EUTAAY HOUSE.
A M Simposon, AVash |Mrs McAlurry. Ga
W II Barbour, do S A Da*', Ft Monroe
• 1 Brown, do D S Ohesley. Md
E E Iliggins, Cinn J AI Kinloch, S C
TJ D Champlin, do B O Foster, Mo
W E Pratt, Phila I) R Harden, Frederick
P B AVorrall, do tl Macomber, Boston
J 0 Longstrcol, do ; \lr> G Alacombcr, do
Mrs J C Longstreet, do j B Hecht, N Y
N Van Horn, do ' jJ AV Sweeney, do
J C Hay sis, Mass S '/.cimer k la, do
SI W Fleahcr, W Va I
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J 0 Jennings. N Y 10 Monroe, SIo
J (i Gurney, do i' Monroe, do
K 11 Hyatt, dti iS Boycr, 1/ S A
T.I Moore, I'o E N MeCleane, *fn33
I) T Miuligan .t fa. Rich IWTaMian Me
Miss A Dubant, Md I' Josclyn, Cincinnati
0 P Cumminu;', NY' !G \V Henderson, Alex
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TV Scbooly, Md j J Morrison, do
II 0 Chamberlain. Ya !>S M Drake, do
EG I.ehmans, Knoxvillol.l W Owens, Niagara Falls
E Kay, Del i W E Taylor, Ga
J (rhirly, Phil !J H Giliett, Va
GENERAL WAYNE.
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w Baternite y Va :P C Weseott, Rich
S ShoM-ard -i A eo ;'\-.i>t Giiiingbain, do
0 shepiiard, do !.f It Holland, Va
J C Harness, Va |E Newman, Ilalt
il Seymour. Va i.l 1 Keller, Md
• R Prior, Sid -T C Boone, A A eo
Dr II M Drach, do .1 L Moore, Del
J W Jaeltson, Phila lO 11 Gnrcy. Phila
W T ituudail, Bait eo M Grant, Va
HOWARD HOUSE.
P Hirsh.Pa T P Hazlett.Md
1 Best, \ a i 11 ShonerA wf. 11l
G SI Kenf, do Sliss L Shoner, do
II G Claiborn. N Y I E Bell, N' Y
S D McGintry, do jit Wells, do
B Best, Va _ |M E Fisdall, Del
J Henry, Piiila 'J Fitz-iminons, Slonte'do
\V W Wintner, Wash ! J II Darst, \a
Col J K Langwell. Sid IE (i Johnson, do
MANSION HOUSE.:
S A Richardson, Md H S Heed, Boston
A A I silton, do N W Howard, Md
J IV Singleton, Tenn A Smith, do
JS S Slalizel, Wash IA P 'l'atmar, do
J E Reynolds, Sid IW E Jones, do
G E Price, do E L Crouse, do
J H Holt, do IW Stinson, Va
THREE TUNS HOTEL.
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H M Smith, Bait J C Hunter. B k 0 11 R
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'Flue tireal Railroad Case.
The Pittsburg l>i*patch of Tuesday says:—Wo re
ceived last night a special dispat h from Williams
port, from which we learn that '.ie evidence in liic
great railroad case closed ves'erday, when Mr. La
trobc commenced hi? nrgu' imt in favor of the t'on
nellsville road. He gave an elaborate history of liic
railroad system and policy of both Pennsylvania
and Maryland, and argued that there had been noth
ing whatever to show lhat theConueilsville r, ad had
uot acted in good faith, or that its charter had been
either abased or misused. The case will probably bo
brought to a close on Thursday. So far as we are
able to judge, no doubt is e:.tertained thai the result
will bo favorable to the Connollsville roail, in which
event wo may look for the speedy completion of this
important enterprise.
A RECENT return to the British Parliament shows
tho number and tonnage of British registered vessels,
exclusive of river steamers and colonial vessels em
ployed in tho home and foreign trade of the Bnited
Kingdom and Channel Islands, (not including their
repeated voyages,) with the number of men em
ployed. classified according to eanaeity.not including
masters, for the years 18&4 and 1865. The totals arc
as follows:
1864. 1865.
Ships i Hi .513 21,626
Tons &, 268,468 5,408,451
Men 195.756 197,643
This gives one man os.boy to every 27-.. tons on
the average. The classitieati in of tho crews for 1865
gives 24.292 mates, 13,516 petty officers, 72,05S abio
seamen, 19,221 ordinary seamen, 20.063 apprentices
and boys, 16,241 other persons, 3,178 engineers, 8,72-1
firemen, 20,289 foreigners, and 40 Lascars.
—The members of the editorial staff of the
New York Trilunn have formed a Tribune Club for
social purposes, and are to have a bamtuet at res it <
lf intervals.
Tlio lliirrtcaiio at Biiffiilo-lireat Destruc
tion of Property and f.os-* oi* Life.
Tho Buffalo Courier of Tuesday gives :i sad ac
count of tho storm that visited that city the day
previous It says;
But a short time before th storm burst upon the
oily, the clouds became dark, and heavy flashes cf
lightning and light peals of thunder alternated; the
air was oppressively quiet, and the most expert
meteorologist, would scarcely have dared to prophesy
more than a heavy shower.
A4 s \ M. a heavy rain, intermixed with hail, ar.d
a fearful gale, pet in simultaneously, and for half an
hour the storm raged wi'h a fury which we have
never seen before. How to characterize it we?ca*c-?ly
know. It was a gale, a hurricane, o whirlwind, a
tornudo, a cyclone—it was any or all of these —a
wild, wicked, relentless teini>est which seemed bent
on the utter destruction of the city, j r came almost
directly from the west, with a plight inclination to
the Fouth, and at first directed its s'rongth rgainst
awnings, and signs*, and even thing that lav loose on
t>esidewalks. Horses took fright and ran in various
directions.
Then chimneys came crashing down: roof 4 took
flight; windows were forced in or otherwise dam
aged; buildings were Mown dnn, and large trees
wera uprooted as it thc.v had been but weed? in tho
bauds of the gardener For h -ll'an hour tbo storm
raged, anil strong LuihFnir? tivnibled, and devasta
tion became broad capr; d yet, were we net called
wjon to chronicle 1 ?.-•? .• lib, and Periou. injuries to
several persons, wo should, under al! tbo eiiciim
stnncos, consider tho dainaaros to property compara
tively slight
Tho first casualty reported wo* that, of Mr?. Sarah
J. Mallory. who w;? killed on tho • rn: l ho 1- Moni
tor, lying in the rro e k a* the foot '■^f*Washington
street. Tbe seho* ncr MazcpiJa, lying nc:tr tho
Sturgps U'cvalor. was torn from her mooring and
driven with great force against tho schooner Go
shawk. Tho latter, yielding to the violence, broke
away, and drifted before the storm to the south side,
where lay the canal beat.
So mo of tho men on the Monitor seeing the danger,
tried to assist Mr?. M.-Glory out of tho cabin, but be
l':re they c aid eft l -** her rescue the seboonrr eamc
cra-hing avainst tho boat with teriific force. The
woman, who bad her child, two years d , in ber
arm?, had got part the way out of tbo cabin. The
child win saved, but ?ho was caught between tho
broken timbers and her body was terribly mutilated.
SI en i! at once taken t • t)ie can&l boat Buffalo,
where, she died in about half an hour.
Tbo second fatal casualty was that of a man who
wis killed near the Rolling Mill", at Black Rock,
lie was standing on the track when a car was blown
against him and ho was instantly killed.
The front, of tho brick *■• tables of the United Sta'os
Express Company was blown down, and Mr. T. T.
Gould, iho Fuperintendent, buried in thodobii?. One
of his leg? was !ratiived in two places, his snino in
jurrd, and his head badly contused.
Charles Camp, a German, had hip skull fractured
by some falling bricks.
The roof of tho west wing of the Foundling Asylum,
on Edward street, was blown in. and three children
who wore in the play room at tho time were almost
buried in the debris. A boy named George Taylor
received a severe cut in the forehead, and was con
siderably bruised about tho head; another of tho
children, M-ry McGovern. was cut in the fr.ee, and
tho third, a boy named Thomas Henry,* ha i one of
his lingers bad'y lac;rate-;. The ws-UDouf tho chil
dly-a from instant death is almo.G miraculous.
The western half of Kremlin llail roof was swept
away, and the heavy timbers, the light wood, anil the
tin covering were swept in almost every direction.
A heavy beam found its way to the roof of Captain
Dobhins'bouse on Niagara street, through which it
crashed. The rear part of tho lr use suffered con
siderably, but fortunately no ore was hurt.
Tho canal barn of Thomas Uoffee on Henry street,
was almost entirely demolished, tho roof and upper
story of the building being a complete wreck.
The new brick building of George -Vinter, corner
of Engloand Washicgton streets, was unroofed, tbo
chimneys blown down, and the upper portion 0: the
gable wall? found their way into the interior and tu
to tho sidewalk.
Nearly half of the upper light roof of tho Niagara
Falls depot gave way to the storm; tho tower on Bt.
Joseph's Cathedral followed: an 1 tho wood work of
Ft. John's Church was awept almost entirely awny.
The following is a brief memoranda of tho further
losers and losses, A~<.
Hundreds of chimneys were Mown down and seven
houses unroofed. Tho storm robbed the city of some
of its finest trees.
One of the first feats of the storm was the blowing
in of one of the windows of Kurtis A Co. ? banking
office in the Mansion House block, and the release
of the U. S. bonds and .State currency to tbo amount
of which wwo swept away on th * wings of the
eddying blast. The lost bills consisted of two SIOO,
7-3 1 bonds; two SSO 7-20 bonds, and s3' M in State cur
rene?. Of this amount Mr. Cook, a barber in the
same building, recovered sl:>s. and a press boy at
tached to the Courier office $lO,
MIPSHIPJIEV GKUSI ATKD.— The following is a list
of tho graduates of the midshipmen at Annapolis, ar
ranged according to their respective merits:
S. N. Kane, Rhode Island; A. L. Sprague, New
York: W l . Maynard, Temie:-- e; R. M. Cutis, Dbtriet
of Columbia; 11. V'. Lyon.Masssehusetts: J. 11. Day
ton, Indiana; A. M'aiker. New Uaiui'slure; M. K. S.
MeKenzie, New Jersey; (J. M. Totten. Now Jersey;
0. S. Spefry, Conrc t ticut; F. Curti:*, California; W.
Watts. New York; W. W. Rciaingor, Maryland; LC.
Rich, Delaware; YV r . T. Burwell, .Mi?.- uiri; J. J. Hun
ker. Ohio; J. O. Soley, Massachusetts: !l. C. AV'uner.
Michigan: VI. N. Little, New York; M. B. Field, New
York; F. Hanford, New York: D. llohbin, Ohio; R.N.
Griffon, Pennsylvania; G. A. Il.ihly, JMinlrigm; F. W.
Crocker. Massachusetts; B.M. Berry. Kentucky; D. A.
Stewart,Missouri; A. A. Blair, Missouri; 8. A\ . Very,
Massachusetts: E. W, Davis, Pennsylvania: T. S.
Williams, Iowa; O. H. Judd, New \ ork; B. U. Peck,
Missouri: Thos. C. Ferroll. Indiana; Q. A. Bickweli,
Indiana; J. M. Taft, Rhode jslnnd; 8. F. Clark-ou,
Now York; M. S. D:.v, Massachusetts: Tl. M. Mainy,
Minnesota; 11. R. Wilson. New Jersey: F. McOor
mick. Maryland;C. L. Ph Rips. Pennsylvania; J. E.
Morse, 1 . C. Todd. Kontncky: R.
Waterman, Rhode Island; G. A. .Korris, Maine; G.
Pholsm, Pennsylvania; W.J. Moore. Virginia;
W. If. Parker, Virginia; D. T Richard?, Pennsylva
nia: J. T. Morris, Now York: 11. U . Mcfvoe. Ken
tucky; FraM: Trumbull, New il: inp?hirc: J. G. Tal
bot, Kentucky; J. N. Hemphill, Ohio; A. B. JI. Lillio,
Now York; W. T. Swiqburno, Rhode 1 ! ;mi; E.
Woodman, New Hampshire; A. i>. Carter, New Jor
se>; 11. Whelan, Iowa; L. \'. Housel, Pennsylvania;
K. McU'.rmack.Ohio; \V. A. I'.-m ry, D. <!.;<?. T. Ilut
ehins. Pen:; vlvarria; S. M. AckL y, Massachusett?;
R. M. Lisle, Pennsylvania-B. 1 unn-yl
vania; C. B. Gilt. New Hampshire: G. W.Costar, New
York; XI. W. Gili:ilric!., K:m-a. ; J. J. Y ares, New
York; L. G. ling, at large; C. F. Arnold, New
York.
Tli< Proitelier VVlup Manlered lii* Child.
The account, of tho whipping to death of a child
three years old by it:? father, a clergyman, be.c tuse it
would not say its prayers near Medina, published in
the l'/iioa yesterday, awakened the greatest indig
nation of our citizens against tho inhuman father.
The report was hardly credited, so unnatural nnd
monstrous was the erimo committed. We blush to
fav it, but the most sickening and dreadful part of
f his unparalleled horror wa.- not published.
Lindsley's (that's the moti3tcr's name') statement
before t.ho Coroner's jury, given jesterday, is corrob
orated bv other witnesses before the jury. T* e body
of tho child told more plainly and pathetically than
words could, of tho terrible punishment it bad un
dergone. Several of its fingers were broken and the
bl'jod oozed from every pore.
To conceal he crime the father tied tho ITGe one's
hr>ds bahind its back and placed ii in its coflin.
While physicians wero making a ->ost .tiortem exami
nation of tho body, be sat by coolly looking at the
jircccfdings. After avs liilo he spoke and a iked them
if they bad not o-irried "this thing about farm ugh.''
The physicians discovered no disease about the child;
it died solely from exces.-ivo and cruel punishment.
The little one would have been three year- old next
August—whipped to death because it would not say
its prayers.
We are told that Lindsloy his horrid
work. He thinks it was his duly to punish the child
until his will was broken ar.d he obeyed. Linda ley
was arrested yesterday and committed to jail in
Albion.
It was with the utmost difficulty that the officer?
who had liim in charge could keep the citizens of
Medina and neighborhood fr *in lynching fhe mur
derer on the Lindsley is a man about five feet
eight inches in height, well proportioned, has black
wiriskcrs and dark complexion. !Io has the appear
ance of a man of violent temper. As t > his charac
ter hitherto we know nothing against him. ile has
a farm, and D reported to be a in in of some means.
He ha? not charge of an established church, but
I*reaches o?cassionally—is what is called a mission
clergymen.
Tho murder is the all-absorbing tonic of Orleans
coonty, and tbe passions of the people have not as
yet cootai sufficiently to allow them to loolc upon
the affair calmly, and say what should be done to
this man who lias so grossly outraged their feelings
and dignity.— Roche*'er !)> m<> rat.
IMPORTANT CIRCULAR.—The following circular was
issued on Wednesday, by lli-a. Hugh McCullceh,
Secretary of the Treasury ;
TREASURY DEPARTMKXT, 1
Juno 26, 1860. I
Notice is hereby given to holders ot certificates of
indebtedness issued under act? of Congress approved
March 1 and 17,1802, that the Secretary of the Treas
ury, in accordance with said acts and the t nor of
said certificates, i- prepared to redeem before matu
rity all certificates of indebtedness falling duo after
August 31, l&ki. with seemed interest thereon, it pre
sented for redemption on or before J u!y 15, lhfri, and
that th.rcaftcr such certificates will cease to bear in
terest, and will be paid on present; - .tiou at this de
partment with interest only to srid th of July.
Hi.'GjUM CC' LLOCH, Secretary.
ENCOURAOTXO ACCOUNTS.—Encouraging accounts
s ill continue to come in from various quarters, in re
lation to the growing crop?. It is confidently stated
that sufficient will be produced, if no unforeseen
event occurs, for^ ample subsistence through a lice
years' famine. We delight to linger over such pleas
art pa Stages. — .4 f cs" nrfri<t_J-iv. rv.nl.
TTTY ROYMTIL.
THURSDAY, June 28.
First Branch. —A quorum of member.-; w.re
pre .?e t, with J:i?. Young, Esq., President, in the
chair.
Mr. McOuiro n communication from the
Commissioner? of Public School?, stating tliat they
had c! *rt -1 Rev. J. IN' . MoJilbn : uperintendcnt of
public instruction, at a salary ofs3.'. ,f! i per year.
Mr. Gorsuch rcp<>rted a resolution granting per
mission to Michael Boone Son to orp<rt a steam en
gine on their premises. No. s Swann ?!.: adopted.
Mr. Prtco reported n resolution arantirg 1 crmio
sion to John f. Fardy & Bro. to build a platform j>ior
at the foot of Montgomery street; laid over.
Mr. Jones presented a resolution inquiring of the
City Commissioner what will he the cost ot fitting up
the hall over Ilollins street market; adopted.
Mr. Marsh reported a resolution granting permis
sion to W. H. Ilebden to put up a certain sign;
adopted.
Mr. Lankford reported a resolution appropriating
$3,000 for a resurvey of tile harbor: laid over.
Mr. Green called up the ordinance prohibiting tho
manufacture of lampblack within the city limits
after the Ist of August next; laid over.
Mr. Herring offered a resolution directing the City
Surveyor to furnish this Branch with a plat of the
proposed extension of German street to South street;
adopted. Tho Branch then adjourned.
Second Branch. —This Branch mot at the usual
hour; present, Daniel Harvey.. Esq., President, and
a quorum of members.
Received from tho First Branch a resolution to
lease alot on the cornerof Caroline and Rank streets,
and to build a school house thereon lor Primary
School No. 25; rea l find laid over.
Mr. Irelan submitted a resolution of inquiry di
rected to the Health Commissioner,as to how.uiaryof
the sanitary polieo could be disposed of at the pres
ent time: adopted.
An ordinanco was received from tho First Branch
authorizing A. A W. Don mead to extend their
wharves at Canton, which was road and laid over.—
Adjourned.
I'BOREEDBMJI.S OF THE 4'OMITS.
_ . THURSDAY, June 2d, 186*).
SapcrLor Court.—Hon. Judge Martin.— Win. A.
Dean y?. Ilobei t W. Christopher; attachment under
act ol 1804. Motion by defendant to quash sustained
on the point that the affidavit was detective.
I tiitcd States District Court—Hon. Judge Giles. —
J. A Lsriton, indicted for not taking out license as a
butcher, pleaded riot guilty, and recognized irj the
sum ot S2OO for his appearance at tho next term of
court.
Samuel A. Richardson, of Queen Anne county, in
dicted for not taking out license as butcher, pleaded
guilty, and sentenced to pay a line of $1 and costs,
and the cost of license, S2O.
Nathaniel Frampton, of Queen Anno r-ounly, in
dicted l<r not taking out license as a retail dealer in
liquor, pleaded guilty, and fined $1 and costs, and tho
amount ol the license, $25.
f 'oU'-t of Common Pleas —lion. Judge King.—Wm.
Hamilton vs. 0. E. Hosiner; motion for new trial
granted, RS also in (he case of Win, Hamilton vs. Au
gust Umsted, and iu tho cose ot Muses Cohen vs.
Amnu L. Goldsmith.
J. if. Thomas vs. Mayor and City Council ofD.ilti
more; appeal from Justice Spicer: judgment reversed
and in favor ot appellee for >BO 49 and c -sts.
$ iuire Fisher vs. Robert J. D uglass; appeal from
Justice Blake; judgment reversed.
Jauioi \V, McElroy, trustee, *B, Ilolloway et abj
motion to strike Gut judgment granted,
i yggtf,
A BOLD ROKIIKRT.—Tn Cincinnati, on the after
noou ot the22d, two men entered the office of the
Amcioan 1 xurivs and, approriching tho
in inev-receiving clerk's desk, one of them :i-kcdtho
clerk to address a package for him, saying he could
not write. 'lhe clerk stepped to the counter and
addressed the package as de.-ircd. While the clerk
WHS thus engaged, one of the men walked round be
hind the clerk, and picked tip a money package con
taining tour thousand four hundred and fifty-seven
lioilavj that, was lvinu r with ether? oh tho desk, put
it in his pocket, deliberately walked out of tho office
and disappeared in the cr >wd on the street. Tho
cadrier, who happened to be near ly, witne?sod tho
whole operation, but instead of giving the alarm at
once, rushed to the other end of tho office fr bis
pistol, and when lie returned to arrest the robbers
and make them disgorge, tiie.v were gone.
A WAIF UPON THE WATBK.h—A most interesting
event transpired yesterday, which will long be re
membered by tho purlin concerned. As a crowd
were on the banks of tho Cuyahoga, watching the
(1 r.fing mass s swept down by tho Turbulent waters,
an onjoef wis seen a short distance from tho spot oo
cupiod by Lhc spectators, which excited not a iiiile
curiosity. It turo-d out to be a cradle, and when at
the instance ot u lady i, was drawn to tbe shore, was
found i> contain a beautiful child, fast asleep, and
hap| ily unconscious of .lie nerils of this rough com
m-neemcnt ot its voyigo of life. Where it cauio
from and who its parents are, are facts unknown.—
Clcci luu.l Ploinde iter, Jkk.
MAIL ILlrX*l'Uli,\S.
2Hhte of Arrived- cnul Cloxina of M'tilx ut the Pout
Ojjice, B*itimor C Md.
OLE. • CLOSK.
Ef\r.t. A. M. P. M. A. Jl. P. M.
Phila., New i ork, Boston.) 4.1R) '3.*) S.U<l b.iu
through, daily ex. Sunday > B.:j:i 11.30
On Sunday ) 4.00 o^o
Abingdon, fails ton, L. ttuu- #
P. Deposit jfcPhil'aj- 1.15 7.00
Del. an i lower counties oi)
E. Shore, Md., daily ex. S 3.20 t>.:)o
Saturday )
Upper count's L. Shore, Aid, t .... c
daily ex. Sunday /
Cub Hill and Greenwood, 1
Monday, Wednesday and V 2.20 2.00
Friday.. j
" Tuesday, Thursday, 1 w fV ,
Saturday j '■'*>
-30 7.00 7.30
011 Saturday 7.00 12.15)
Cuinljerlaml uud Wheeling, > , .
,Way. / 5 -^ J '- tK)
Frederick, "ild ii.iiO 5,30 7.W) 3.00
tiagerstott-i., Cumb'd, all of)
I red., Wash'n, zMlegany;- E.30 7.00
cour. ties, Md j
KlUcottV Milk 5,50 700 2.30
Bait, and (Jttiab'd Way 5.30 7.00
Catousville y.-jO
Hurt I'.
Toledo, Chicago. St. Louis,)
through, daily, exeert >
Sunday j g.tX) S.OO
York, liarrishurg, Cham-I c
beiaburg, BitLioarg J tiA '° wl o (.00 8.00
Sunday, " " S.OO 8.00
l'ork and Harrisbur„- Way 6.00 7.00
Kuutcrtcwu. Wcdtininsier,j, 600 7 w
Bull'aio, N. York 8.00 ...... 7.00
Freedom, Md., Mnu. Friday 5.01J y.iL)
CaUforuia, via St. Joseidi, 1 g laJ - ~j
So'uth.
Washington, D. C., daily,! 8.45 1.00 6.00 1.00
except Sunday 5.00 3.00
On Sunday ! 7.30 9.00
I 7.30
Qoorge'own and Alesan-1 1.00
dria > 8.45 9.G1
P. George's, Charles, St. I o
Mary's co's., Sid i S ' 4j 9 -°°
" ex. Saturday V.OO
Yfashington Way, diy, ox-1 s <- , lu .
ccpt Sunday J v I,uu
Annapolis, Aid I 8. fa 7.00 6.09 2.00
do. Way / 6.00 9.00
Calvert Co., Tuesday, Thurs- 1 oj- .... Q (ir ,
Saturday / S ' id 9 - , JO
Old i'uiut Ooinforl. and Nor-1 ..
li.l k f •••' <-"
SJBLIPJPIifG.
~l£Zh , " ,T "^vxssaiiniAr-
The line: Steamship FANNIE, Captain Snioot, is
n.nv loading and will sail for tho ahovo port, from
Union Dock, foot of Concord street, on FRIDAY
next, tho 29th inst., at 3 o'clock P. M.
For freight or passage, having good accommoda
tions, apply to
JAS. B. ANDREWS, Agent.
Baltimore uud Savannah Steamship Co.,
90 Light s'rec! wharf,
jo2S-2t foot of Union Dock.
kPwx FOB niUHSBTOsi X. C'.—The fine
agva>cop!iered hrig FANNIE. Capt. Mados, will
-axz- ji for the ab.vo port on S ATURD AY, Juno
30th. For 10 giit apply to KELSEY A GRAY.
je2B-2t Cur. Buchanan's wharf and Pratt street.
r.£X _ * 'i: HEVBUtH, 1. C.—The schooner
r-f.rtrVMAIL, Goslea, master, is now receiving
MMliagfreight. and will stdl SATURDAY, June 3d.
For freight apply to D. F. KEELING,
j2S-3t ear. Spear's wharf and Pratt st.
. ~ WELU, FA 800 .fe
NEW YGHK AMD CALIFORNIA
EXCUAJSGE airta;.
No. 84 Broadway, N. Y.
Exchange fur sale on Caliiurnia.
Agents in Baltimore, PENDKRGAST, FENAYICK
t CO.. 77 Smith's Wharf, un stairs. 1,28-tf
aMtt FOBCHABIaESTOH,S. BIBBCT
BAT.Ti MORE AS !) CHARLESTON
SfEAMSH IP COMPANY.
The splendid A i steamship
STAR OF THE SOUTH,
1,200 tons burthen,
Captain RIF.D,
is now loading at Flannigan's wiir.il' for the above
port, where hills of lading will he signed.
This steamer has accommodations lor fifty first
class passengers: wLI ho only thirty hours at sea. Tho
cr ine department will be under the superintenden o
of one of the best Stewards from New York, and the
tables furnished with every luxury of tho season, and
no pains wili be spared to make tho passengers com
fortable. For freight or passage, apply to
PEN DEKGAST, FEN W tOK & CO..
77 Smith's wharf, or
SAMUEL BLAISDELL. JB.,
Genera! Freight Agent,
at Fiannigau's Wharf.
Goods insured on open policy. Agents in Charleston
WILLIS .t CHIBOLM. je26-tf
, -.p.- B'O't CDABLEmW, H. C.—DI-
l.Tl\fiH! ■-• AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FREO7IIT RECEIVED DAILY".
To fail 8 VTUROAY, 20th inst., at 4 o'clock, P. M ,
Tho A1 Bleamshii
"E. C. KNIGHT."
Captain HOLLIKS,
IS R.ow londins.at Mannigan's wharf, v.hrre bills of
lading viii bo Dinned. For freight or passage, having
first class accommodation?, apply to
PKNDKRG AST, FLN VYIOK & CO.,
77 Smith'? wharf, ui> stair?,
or tu SAMUI2L BLAISBELL, Jr.,
General Freight Agent, ut Flannigan's wharf.
Goo is insured on open policy. Agents in Charies
ton, WILLIS & OHISOLM. je26-6t
D m B< IIAST' BALTIMOftE AND
11AHLkSTON STEAMSHIP LINK.
Composed of the Steamers
LuLIE; 1. GUILDS, Commander.
ADKLK; H. L. H.M.L, Commander.
The Adelo is now receiving freight at Boyce's wharf
loptol Ooncor-I street, and '.riil sail SATURDAY,
.1 unc 20th. This Steaunr has line state rooms and ex
cellent cabin accoinmodarions. For freight or passage
apply to I>. F. KEELING, Agent,
corner Spear's wharf and Pratt it.
Agents in Charleston,
jelSatf A# STREBT BEO. & Co.
y- A?-VS::iTOV, Tl-;.vThe
coppered brig JENNIE MORTON,
Fusholz, master, is now loading for th 3
above port % and having the most of her cargo en
gaged will have quick di patch. For balance
freight or j'assago apply at once to
It. M. IIESLEN,
je4-tf N. W. corner Pratt and Gay s Is.
£4r£ IEOK ItHMnoXD 5MKtM'T.—The
SCHOONER SERENE, Capt. Skinner, is
sateK now loading and will sail with despatch.
For torins or freight apply to Al. A. MITCHELL,
' ~ Wharf. jel4-tf
JFfTi l 3i WIIIUINWTOX, N. A'.—The fine
sailing achr. O. M. PETITT, Clark mas
| ter, will be ready to receive cargo in a few days, ar.d
having nearly all her cargo engaged, will have quick
! dispatch; for balance freight apply to
R. M. IIESLEN,
mh2t-tf N. VI. corner Pratt and (Jay sts,
H W wrSBO.—A VLSSFJ., about 1,509 or
2,0*0 barrels, to load for Apalachicola. A
ply to JOHN HENDERSON A CO.,
mh9-tf corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
FOK SAYANNAH, A.
THE BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH
STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S STEAMERS are new
running a? follows: —Leaving Baltimore troia Union
Dock, foot of Concord .-treet, EVERY THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock.
Returning, they will leave Savannah for Baltimore
EVERY THURSDAY.
Goods for Augusta, Qa.,and tho interior, consigned
to our agent* in Savannah, La Roche A West, will be
promptly forwarded.
For freight or parage, having good accommoda
tions, apply to
JAMES B. ANDREWS. Agent,
Office -3 Light st. wharf and foot of Union Dock.
N. B.—All bills of lad.ii;? signed r.t the steamer.
iuh 5-tf •
tfK BCNSTO9-M9PATCH LIKE.
The Regular Packet Schooner ANNA S.
BROWN, Baker, Master, is now loading for
the above port, and having tho most of her cargo
engaged will have quick dispatch. For balance <1
freight or passage apply to R. M. IIESLEN, N. W.
corner Pratt and Gny streets. i'h3-tf
f FOR &A VAXAiAir, GKIHiGEA.- A ves
sei w iK be dispatched for the abovo port *n
#ks.£6h9s case sufficient freight offers. Apply at once to
M. IIESLEN, N. \Y. comer of Pratt and Gay streels.
j till farther. ja2o-t;
T- • HOOPEK,
SAIL MAKER,
Ko, V/lmrf.
SaiLi, Tents, Awuluk, Flogs, Ac.,
made and repairsu. to order oc reasonnbio terms, end
at tbo bhortost notice. Also. Canvass Cover 1 for sale
| M:-* mill a ,
PHIS,
LA COMPAGNIE LYONNAISE,
BOULEVARD DES CAPUCINES. 35 AND 37:
RUE ST. ARNAUD, No. 7;
and RUE NKUVE DES CAPUCINES, 16.
SILK STUFFS,
MANTLES,
VISITES,
CLOAKS, Ac.
I'SlVfEi# MKSIiINH,
LACE.
INDIA CACHEMIRES.
FRENCH SHAWLS.
TISSUES.
Tho COMPAGNIE LYONNAISE has the honor
to inform American Ladies that they will find at their
Establishment Ware-rooms for the immediate (\ittiag- ;
out and Mai. ing-up Dresses in tha first style of Fash- '
ion and most elegant Patterns.
DECTC* oTOrsts.
Since its foundation the COMPAGNIE LYON- I
NAISE has not ceased to occupy itsolf particularly
in tho selection of articles of taste and of superior
quality, eoasequeclly tuii Company is unrivalled iu
Paris, and enjoys a Uttivwriol roputftUon,
! ' 1
IIVSURANCE COMPANIES
Union Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
fcc. 42 SECOND STREET, Norta Sidn.
Corapacy inurps ajralnr.t DOSS OU DAMAGE
BY FIDE on all descriptions o'. property, either in
tho oity orcour.tr, for a week, month or year.
it hj i!o makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
surances maao on Merchandise in bonded anil etor*
JP® wareeouses; and where risk has terminated,
toe I reanuui tor the ucoipirej ttine'wUl be rotura
*• * JOHN COAXES,
President.
_ BOARD OF~DTR'KOTORS.
Cbauneey Brooks, .William F. Pontr,
Henry S. Shryook. John C. Bridges.
''.rkhurst, James o.Spear,
William Bndsrcs, Joseph Matthews.
, ; non ft. Uewes, William Chesnut.
John lariibuti. Jr.. John E. Hurst.
OTIS SPEAR.
oei-Iy Secretary.
THE UNITED STATES"FIRE
AND
Marine Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
OFFICE 17.1 SOUTH BUOAWWAY,
In Use Kcoime (ormcrir ouuitjiiH
by I!s< Srcnnii hniioun! U!,iU,
This Company insures without charpe for Policy,
Buildings. Merchandise ami other Property in or out
of the oity against Los? or Damage by Firo tor one
year or for a shorter period, and Insurances inav bo
mado lor seven or ior a less number of yearn. The
Company also insures Vessels and Cargoes on Inland,
Navigation and Marino Risk.
Applications for Insurance or for information in
lIU, F bo made to JAMES T.
RANDOLPH, \ ice President, or to
HENRY C'. JONES, Secretary.
PRFSRNT BOARD OF ifIRRCTORS.
R. K, Ilawlcy. J John J. Abraham?,
Jas. T. Randolph, Jas. G. Rain?ay,
Win. H. Cathcart, iGoorge A. Coleman,
Charles T. Morris, jXfcoi. Booz.
John S. Gi'man, J Caleb B. Hyncs.
mol2-tf JOHN W. RAN HOLPTf. President.
TO PROPERTY HOLDERS AND OTHERS.
Perpetual and other Insurance.
THE MARYLAND FT RE INSURANCE COM
PA N A OF BALTIMORE having obtained front the
Legislature at it? last session a PER Y I T I AT. CHAR
TER, with an authorized Capital of s.Vn>.Ooo, pro
pa rf! to grant PERPETUAL POLICIES OF IN
SURANCE on substantially built property, both in
the city and country, against loss or damage by lire,
on the same terms and conditions as those of the
oldoßt ami best established Companies of the country.
All deposit? of money inado for this class of In
surance will he kept separate and distinct from that
of the ordinary kind of yearly risks, and invested
safely in Real Estate as security to those insured by
this Company in this form, and such deposits cm be
withdrawn by the insured by giving a short notice to
retire the risk.
Beyond the advantage of he.ving property contin
uously insured, without any contributions being
called lor as under tho mutual system, it will be
fouud a considerable saving to those who prefer pay
ing in advance the modcrato amount required lo
effect it. AH properties thus insured must undergo a
careful survey, and a certificate of its condition, Ac.,
filnd with the Company.
Further particulars given on application at their
office,
AC A HBLE BUILDING,
SECOND STREET.
. Opposite City Postoffice.
written communications promptly attended to.
Other insurances by tho year or shorter period on
ail dweripti n3 of property, in the city or elsewhere,
can also be had on reasonable terms, and as this well
established Company ha? an ample GASH CAPITAL
independently for toe latter class of Insurance, the
continued liberal patronage of the public is hereby
respectfully solicited.
THOS. E. HAMBLETON,
President.
JOSEPH K. MILNOR, Secretary.
DUiZCTO US:
Ira C. Canfield, CLarlei J, Baker,
Charles W. Lord, Alien A. Chapman,
Edward W. Robinson, John S. Barry,
John R. Seemuller, Charles Spilker.
John A. Hambleton. Rots Campbell,
Hugh A.Cooper. John Stellwann.
_J e l vlstp-lt co2m
Tho Psabody Fire Insurance Comp'y
OF BALTIMORE.
Having been orscutized and loeatsd Li
SI2COND S'iKEET.
ADJOINING THE POSTOFFICE,
Is now ready to insure
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF BUILDINGS. FURNI
TURE AND MERCHANDIZE,
I n the city or country, nnnu&Uy or for short tenr.r..
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
THOS. 1. CAREY, President.
Galloway Chcston. • Anson Dull,
Enoch Pratt, i Peter Mowcll,
Thos. I John H. L&troba,
Win. Kennedy, H.D.Harvey,
Jesse Tyson, IJ*UMM 0r.r07 oc2-tft
As so'j in loci Flrom-in'g insurance Co.
OFFICE, NO. 4 SOUTH STREET.
OPPOSIT* SUN IRON BUILDING.
Recognised for the prompt p-'omenX of iti lo s?ea and
exhibit Policies, insures Dwellings, l umiture, Ves
sels, Merchandise ar.d other property, in or out oi
the city, at the lowest rates of premium.
YVM. A. HACK, President.
JHBtCVC EH :
Wis. A. Hack, Thomas J. Flack,
James C. Whoodoa, Eamuel Kirk,
Allen Paine, Francis Burns,
11. C. Mason, James Y'oung,
Jacob Trust, Jan. E. George, Sr.,
James Getty, F. A. Miller,
Noah Walker, Wm. tihambarg.
Lancaster Onld,
JOHN DTJKEHART,
asi-ly Secretary.
Kational Fire Insurance Company of
Baltimore.
Incorporated by tho State of Maryland, 1843.
OFFICE NO. 30 SOUTH STREET,
(HKW BUILDING,) OPPO3ITH SECOND STRUET.
This Company insures every description of prop
erty, in and out of the city, against loss or damage
by Sre. Short insurances may bo eli'ecco J for a single
day or a longer period.
JOHN 15. BEIDENSTRICKER,
President.
BOARD OS' OIIiSCTOBB:
Henry M. Bssh, j George YV. Howard,
George Eart.leU, Joseph W. Jenkins,
Thomas S. Benncr, George Small,
E-dward J. Church, Thomas Corner,
Wci. Woodtvard, Hugh Sisson,
Win, Ecalii, Robert Lawson.
11. Q. LAN IMS,
foi9-ly Secretary.
Sftitimors Fire Insurance Company
t>. W. COR. SOUTH AVI) WAT2R BTRJSS7H.
This Company insures AFTMIII? IOFS or damage by
Fire, in the r: f .v or country, on the various ueacrii>-
tior.B of Property. J. I. COHEN, .Tr. : President.
BOARi> Of UIF.2CTORB :
| W. G. Harrison, I J. Pencin^ton,
Georgo R. Vickera, Joshua I. Cohen,
F. W. Alricks, R. 8. Stewart.
Francis T. King, TVm. 11. Brune,
Henry Carroil, N. Von lvapfi*.
David S. Wilson, T. Robt. Jenkins,
W. F. Worthingtoib G. Morton Stewart.
Thomas Franklin,
FREDERICK WOODWORTH,
iaSTT-wsmtf Beoretr.r7-
Irjf4DlE A::wi> FOI;ION iksubakcr.
TIIE FIREMEN'S iNSUIIANCE COMPA
NY OF BALTIMORE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1825.
Office N. E. corner South and Second streets.
Insures all kinds of property, at home or abroad,
against loss by lire, on very favorable terms.
HENRY P. JJUiiURSX. President.
aoAUU a? PissoTo&B :
Austin Jenkins, . F. W. Bennett,
A u gust us J. AI bert, i Ssin ue 1 Hart,
Chas. D. SiinclufT, I Hugh Bo! ton,
Francis \V. Elder, ! Jas. Jas. Taylor,
Edward Jenkins, I James McConky,
Frederick Achey, I John G. Reaney,
Thos. W. Levering, I James Fields,
George R. Berry, I Garrett Brovni,
Joshua Dryden, j John M. Gait,
Jolm Cushing, I Tho.;. Wilson,
George W. Flack, Uenrv 11. LoudGi man,
MGnacs I. Coheu, Caleb Parks,
G. S. Gibson, George Franck,
John A. Needle?, V/E. 11. L. Rcita,
Jas. M. Andorson, Isaac M. Denson.
John A. Shrivcr.
J. MARSHALL WINCHESTER
rah£3-lawtf Secretary.
koofinETO.
i iiiyc-eTAhii;
so 6 c>
5 S £5 S
IN C* fe, b
op 6 o
op o o
f- & P? ca
PASS'S ESLT, ORMBBT AND CRAY EL ROOF
, . IN
js the bos* in s*. esd hr.s fcsr>. wall Kc:t?a *cr P.I
taoa ye&w.
Vie sunrantcs all nctr work fr-r five ytats.
it i. J butter than Tin, and eoets half aa msch.
Old Roofs rspoired at ibort notice.
We nro the only aiKiafactnrere cf ROOFING SIA
XT'aTALS in Maryland, all of which sre fcaop con
stantly on hard ;cr aalo.
TIIiUOOFe Wsd IRON FSNOLiI vrf-fei
or;rX- ATNNT FASUJfJJNE tRNASJi.
VAQE BROS i CO.,
TOOACUO.
e. TT. SAIL. OHniCTTAS ay.
0. W. GAIL &. AX.
Siarivfaclurert oi all oj
s4i#t-3Fine t;-js fSiowlT's ToGaoca
ttadl Me. on.
AL3V.
Impcyters of Pipes, Sjp.uff Epxcc.,
2iO„ &3., &D.
SO. & BARRE CTSBIJT,
Bahoaa h Chart?* :::ul Light cere,
BALTIMORE, MD.
c. w. BAIL. OFKicrun tr.. eroatin j. .tobtiLsa.
BoLsimoro. Scitinrre. JXnt Tcrk.
OAR?,; AX & KBCBSEB,
Tobaoso BD't C~snmsas;33 Ucuts®.
piyr? o?
4?. W. CALL <0 AX'S X&SVrACTO&SH,
?ALTIMORE.
ITI 5-iid IVS -* A'l If it : 'll. uf. i ccc Maiden I. ran
FEW YORK.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE."""
OFFICE.
Ho. S3 S3COE3B KTHEKT.
J. <?. PROUD x SONS, AGENTS,
WITH FULL~POWERB.
AGGREGATE CAPITAL REPRESENTED.
$7,000^000.
.Ctna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn.
SpriDgfield F. and M. Insurance Company, Mais.
Massasoit Insurance Company ot Snringfiold
Merchants' Insurance Company otliartfcrd."
England lire lomranco Company o? Hart
. MfiK&o'itißftts losaiahco Cnmnaay of
; l ivtsSauj.
1 Cs ® cs2J d ***>■
RAH, ft OA ?> NOTICKN.
•'JlllS KAi.Ti3i-.tiit. . .a- if 11 js > fci.r . i~.,
jxJa BH? HIWSIKiJMP Or and afrer SUN I av.
17. i 3. two d.Liiy irair,"
will run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
kcreburg, as follows:
MAIL TRAIN will LEA TO llalriin-rn daily (EXCEPT
Sunday) at 8.50 A. M. EXPRESS TRAIN will
leavo daily, (including Sunday), at HP. M„ and the
ACOOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Cumberland
for '.V beoling daily at 10.15 A. M. (except Sunday).
These trains connect a*, Belair and ParkcrsbutK for
ail points West. Southwest and Northwest.
FREDERICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at 4.30 p. f-1. (except Sunday).
East—Leaves Frederick at 7.15 A. M. daily, (Son
day excepted.)
Tho ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti
more at 8.20 and 10 A. M„ and 1.20 and 5.40 P. M.,
and Kliiooit's Mills at 7.2) and ii. A. M., and 2.55
and 7 P. M.
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leave Baltimore at 4.10. 7.05,8.45 and 9.45 A.M..
and 3.13.4.15, and 7.45 !'. M. On Sundays at 4.10 and
8.45 A. M., and 4.15 and 7.45 P. M. Leave Wjuhiua
ton at 7, 7. 0 and 11.15 A. M., and 2.45, 1.40 and
8 P. M. On Sundays at 7.30 A. M., and 2.45 and
X P.M. The 0.45 A. M., and 3.15 P. M. trains only
from Baltimore, and the 7 A. M. and 2.45 P. M.
trains i'roia Washington, stop at. way points. I' l c
7.05 A.M. and 4.15 P.M. from Baltimore, and tho
7.30 A. M. and 4.30 P. M. from Washington, conucot
with trains on liie Annapolis road.
Trains leave Amiaiiolis at 6.. J) A. M. and 3.40 P. M.
lor Baltimore ami Washington.
For rurthcr information, ticket? of ovcrv kind, Ac.,
apply to .. ~ ENGLAND, Agent, at. Camden Sta
tiou. or at the Ticket Office. V.'. p. SMITH,
rr .„ , Master of Transportation.
h. M. COLE, general Ticket Agent. iny2h-tr
t wp HTi CWUBWkRAKITA X' AA' S UEsi A -
!'•: fiSJafeWABK B4V Itttl.XOtl).
Only direct, route to Long Branch. The whole dis
tance by rail. No change of cars. No travelicq by
stage. On nd after FRIDAY, June Ist, 1X66, the
trains on this road will leave rho depot of Cam
don and Atlantic Railroad Company, at Cooper's
Point, Camden, as follows:
U. 20 A. 51., Express train for Long Branch and New
l ork fiiiu mtericeiiintnstations.
.">.30 A. M.. Mail an<l Uxi.rc- for Neir York.
m . . RETURN IN9.
Trains leavo Pier -52. loot o" l>unne street, Ncth
Liver via steam"Jcsrin ir-yt.*' t 11 A. M , Kx
trs':• 'or Lor.ir Branch. Cauitlen. und interme
diate fctotionami P. M., f. r :il! stations on the
road. I 'Uc iu ar.d from New York to Lonsr ftranch,
$!?. Lxcnrsioa tickets to Lot>? F> ranch from Onmden.
fr>; WAI. .N. CLAYTON.
_ Jclo-oP Superintendent.
PHIIABBM>aU. WlMlSiroi Aim'
liAIiTDtIiRG StAHLRKS-AJr.
GST 658 "3S-Sf9saS3 On and after Monday, April
Cs-'.srw.o. ' - TTc kar-li;. th,c trains will leavo Presi
dent htroct Depot aa follows, viz:
v. ay Mail Train for Philadelphia ana >7ay Stations
at 7.25 A. M.
Express Train for Now York only at 9.2(1 A. M.
'Exnrow Train for Philadelphia and Nov, York at
1.10 P. M.
Accommodation Train for navro de Grace and in
termediate Stations at 4.45 P. M.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New Y-rte at
6.35 P. M.
Express Train for New York at 8.20 I'. 31.
The above Trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For New 5 nrk and Philadelphia at. 5.20 P. Id,
Tor Princess Anne, and intermediate points on
Delaware Railroad, take 7.2.5 A. M. train, and for
Dover, Delaware, take tho 1.10 V. M. train
W.M. (.RAW FORD,
fe7-if Acont.
eS m&: Xizt&s&nu 541> I'ibKK SI
CiiSTKAI, BAUiWAT,
SUMMER SCHEDULE,
On and alter Monday. Mav 21. ISfS
T1! AINS N 0 RTHIYA RD.
Leave Baltimore as follows:
Y-wk Accon.m dation, INO.I 7 "3 A. 51.
Mail 11.15 14
F:'.* 4 Line 12.10 P. ?-I,
Parkton Accommodation, No. 1 12.30 44
York do 3. 3.30 44
Parkton do 3 5.30 44
Pittsburg and Frio Sxrross 7.20 44
Pittsburg and Klmira Express 0.45 44
TRAINS SOIJTUWAIID.
a r.Riva.
Pittsburg and Elmira Express 7.00 A. 21
Parkton Accommodation, No. 2 O. ' i
York Accommodation, No. 2 b'i.ls 44
Fast Line 12.5.1) P. SI.
Parkton Accommodation, No. 4, at Bolt m 4.30 44
Mai] ;..:jn 14
York Accommodation, No, 4 0.45 44
Mail: Fast Line and Pittsburg and Elmira Express,
will not stop between Baltiuioro and Parkton.
Fast Line, Mail and Accommodation trains, leavo
daily except Sundays.
Pittsburg and Frig Express, leavo daily except Sat
urdays.
Pittsburg and I'.imira Erqiress leaves daily.
Mail and Ac- oinaiodation Trans arrive daily ex
cept on Sundays.
Klmira Express arrives daily except Mondays.
Fast Lino arrives daily.
Mail Fast Line, Pittsbursf and Erie Express and
Pittsburg and Fhr.irn klips-ess.makecln.-cconnections
with the Pennsylvania Central Railroad at i'arrP
horg for Pittsburg, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati,
Indianapolis, Chicago, St. Louis, Fort 11 aync, Louis
ville. Cairo, and tli points in the \V est, Northwest,
and Soutlivrest. Mail and Express Trains cnnnei 4
Elmira v.ibh the New York End Erie Railro.i-1 for
all p-.-inta it. Northern, Centra! and Western i-'evi
T'ork.
For further infotmation, ai>"ly at Cslvar. 4 Slat-,a.
.I.N. DUBARRY,
Genera! Superintendent.
15D. -5. YOUNG.
_col2-l! General Passenger Agent.
FM SB! "-• •';> IK"" VI:K >. Z>
fc,{W - - -y;..=. t C'iiSllITRIi AND 1 ! • ■)-
MAC K. R.— TO Tit A VKLLEUS OOlNil SuVTU.
TVi 10S DAILY, (Sunaau 7 A. At. Excited.)
Tba qaiokeat aciti most direct route to Richmond,
Va., End the South, via the Baltimoro r ail
Ohio Railroad to Washington
Potomac .'tcamers from Sixth Street Whnrf, Wash
ington to Aquiu Greek and Richniond. Fredericks
burg and Pocoinac R:iilrojwl notv entirely completed
from Aqui.i Creek to Richmond, Va., connecting
there with trains on the Richniond and Peterluig
r.nd Richmond and Danville K iilroads, for Peters
burg, Weidon, Raleigh. Greensboro*,
Salisbury. Charlotte and Charleston, b.C.
Trains leave Camden n att.h,' A M ;ml 3.1" and
4.!- r ) P. M.. ."onnoriing at Yf .".shington l' h steamer
leaving Sixth Street wharf (Sunday morning
oscepted), at ti.4") A. M. and 7.00 ]"* M. t s-ad arrive ici
Richmond at 2 V. M. and 3.3i> A. M.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IJS TEN HOURS.
Fifty Miiea Snorter and 3 hour a wicker than any
oikcr Jio'ute,
13e sure and cot through tick eta via Aquia Creek
and Frcdericksburi? to Richmond, at CamdonStution,
Caltiniore. and get through baggasre cheefcr,
Oanibussea and baggago w?.gons ai*,va\. in ror.-il
nesr. to convey passengers and baggego to the steam
ers ir. Wasliini ton city fret of chtirpe.
A. NI"R7)IiAM A SOS,
Ixo. 142 Light street wharf,
General Agents,
CHAP. M. IIASEY,
ocs-ti General Passenger Agent.
CAIOAHV3I.3E BAIL
AVMM EH A RRANQEMENT.
FAR W R FDI'OLD.
Ou and after MO XL) A I'. April /)mh, lSod, Car- will
run hourly from f> A. M. to 7P. M., and :<r OP. M.,
i ALL7 . j*UN DAYS KXCFPfICI).
On SUN if A YS, hourlv from 7 A. M. to V P. M.
Passengers t and from LLLICOT l"S MILLS will
leave daily. SUNDAYS included, at 7, iandll A.M.,
and 2. 4 and P. M.
OFFICR —West end of Baltimore street.
WM. W. ORNDORFF,
a dm Secretary.
YOltK wlV 11 BVIL '
On an<l after JULY 9th
C rs will leave City Hall at each hour, from 7A.
M. to 7 P. M.
Night car for Townsonton at 11 P. M
Leave Tow son town every hour from 6 A. M. to 7
P. M ~ except 12 noon.
Night car for Baltitnore leaves Townsontown at 9
P * M - j 2-3-ft
IIION WOFTK.~
PORTAGE IRON AND~NAiL~WGRKST
JOHN MUSSELMAN, Proj>rietor.
Biglev, Hock £l CO., Ajjonts,
121 TSTGRTtt STREET.
Are now receiving, and will keep constantly on
hand, a full assortment of the above superior brand
of NAILS, which they offer lor salo at th ; lowest
market prices. mh2-3ui
" POOLE & M.UNT,"
.ILVkST Hk, !>.,
uiKcrAorrsn
Eortauc asa Stationary Htoam Kngiao,'] an-i Bsiiara.
Steaa Biro Fniin-.a,
Vcrtoble Haw Siilla, Grx uml Sincle Saw Mi lit
Mining Macbinory,
F rlebl, Grist Mill*. Flooring biiii Mwjkini-tj.
Cuttca ••l-'rew-,
Kailroa.l Can. Cm Wboßit 1 Axiea,
Uydraalia Pmsss for Oil and Tobaao ■.
T Mould,,
Cox vVojks J-cs-av,. at U all kiadc.
r'f lhw fcf.i
OITTCB OF TIIK COHMIfMIOKCBID
FOR OPENING ,-TKETS,
Byi.riuoßE, May 3D, 1866.)
The CommisEioners far Opening streets in aceoril
aneewith the 6th .-action of an Ordinance entitled
an Ordinance to provide for exercising certain pow
ers ve-'tcd in this Corporation in relation to streets in
the city of Baltimore, approved April 3d, 1866, hereby
give mil ice that they will meet on MONDAY, the 2-1
dny of July next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at tho office of
tho Commissioners, at the City llail, and proceed
execute I he, powers and perform the duties a-.-i.rne 1
to olid required of theui in regard to opening Baker
street, from Pennsylvania avenue to Gilmore street,
io accordance with an Ordiriuneo of tho Mayor and
(.'it;- Council of Baltimore, approved March 24, laic'..
WILLI 4 M BROOKS.
DAY ID TAYLOR.
GEORGET. YVILKTNS,
Commissioners.
my3l-lawlw JAMES 11. COoK. (ilrrk.
Bg"(slfS IS TO 441VK SOTiCB, That the rub
.£L reribers have ohtainod from the Orphan ' Court
of Baltimore city, letters of administration, with the
will annexed, on the estate of JONAS li. HAY
WARD, late of said city, deceased.
All persons having claims against said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before tho 7th day of
J ecember, 18'6; they may otherwise, by law, ho'cx
clttdecl from all benefits of said estate.
A ll persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make lmnieuiatp payment. Given under our hand-,
this 4th day cl June, 1866.
lUNRY STOCKBRIDGE,
~ , , , . . . .MARY A. HAY WARD,
jeo-law4w Admnustrators, with the will annexed
FfIIHIN IS TO MvTsrtmFElSatthe sub-
J4. acribers, ot Baltimore fity, have obtained from
the Oriuians Court ol said city letters of administra
tion on the estate of MOSEB ENGLISH ART, late ol
said city, deceased.
All pel-sons having claims against the said de
ccased arc hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with tne vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
to the subscriber, on or before tho Bth day of I)ecm
bcr next; taoy may otherwise, by law. be .excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this sth day of June, 1806.
SARAH BCUENTHAL,
.. , , JOSEI'iI SCHENTHAL.
_ jeo-law4w Administrators.
CI3TY KEGISTEH S OFI IIIL ~
1 BALTIMORE. J uuo 2), ISOG. )
OPENING IIOFFMAN STREET.
ike Comuiisfioners for .Streets having
made return of their corrected statement of damaces
and benciitfl foropening and condemning Ii OF LAI AN
STREET, from Cathedral street to Lovcgrove alley,
notice is hereby given that tho said statement, witn
aer.ompatijring plats, will remain at this oflico lor
thirty days from this date, during which time wppeaD
may be made therefrom to the Superior Court ot Lai
timore city. JOHN K FLUMM LB.
je2U-luw4w Cffy Register.
CIOSSICSEE'S NOTICE.—The porsignees of
J a lot nests Buckets, per rehoocer Lucy A. or
atr, from iloxtc-n, will please attend to recwTicg
M (key arc stor*Uy# Fktl* 1 "
?. gnakshAb's nbsti Vti SB;
HOTELS, ETC.
1A I'iF.nitr HPI SF, "
f. . PHILADELPHIA.
it IIM been " ' VU '" ,CASC(I THIS favorite House,
REFITTED AND REFURNISHED
... ,X AN KT-' NANT LIANSEK,
And is now prepared wuh the M perfect appoint-
TI F went* for the reception of yuen'g.
The Bret position among FIRET-CLAJIS Hotel, will be
inaintainca in the future, as in th„ |, AS T.
OLD BAKER 4 FARLEY.
Pacific Hotel.
A70.172,174 176 GREENWICH ST.,
(One Square West of Broadway.)
SSYWEFN COTJBTLABD AVD DBY STKKSTB. NEW TOBI,
J4N RAri'KS, Jr., Proprietor.
H ° R REI. IS well and widely
IS MW2SJPJ?„^'I7 RV ® ,RMK "Oldie. The location is
H ,-, L , J '° merchants and business men;
I REIG OIV-T'JIY 7 TN TT),, bopincss part of the
I 'TtLf-, of Southern and Western
and Stoa M THA ""ncipal Railroad
F }'' '•'( ''■* B : ' R ,BBEREIL.AEEORATOODA(IONS for over
•> GUESTS, Uis well furnished and possesses every
B1(. lern improvement for the comfort and entertain
mant OI its inmates. The, room, are spacious and
woll ventilated; provided wita GAS and -water; the at
tendance is prompt ana respectful, and the table is
gcrerousiy provided with every dolicaoy of the
season.
The subscriber, who, for the past few years, has
boot, the lessee,* is now sole proprietor, and intends
to identify LLuself thoroughly with the interests of
his house. Yvith long expericnee as a hotel-keeper,
he trusts, by moderate charges and a liberal policy,
to MAIN tain the Cvyc-raY'L reputation of the Paeila
Hotel.
if. P.—TO PREVENT overcharge by hackmen, the
eo'tcbes of the Hotal r.ra owned by the proprietor.
LEDLIV JRIFTN PA'UPEN. JU.
E DIC A L.
13 o incoopat ?i ic i> e o i fi <• h •
f K. provod, from tho most, umplc experience,
? i n i l! en m;° Bucccas ; Simple, Prompt, Efficient and
llenaolo. Thor arc tho only Medicines perfectly
adapted to popular use—so simple, that mistakes
cannot bo rar.de in using them; so harmless, ns to bo
free *rom danrer, and so efficient-, as to be always re
r.aolq. ihey bavo received the highest comuienda
tion Irom all, and will always render satisfaction.
.. , A, Cents.
No. 1, Cures, I wew, Congestionp, Inflamma
tions 25
No. 2, do WorniH. At'orm-fever, Wor colic..*. 26
No. 3, do Fryiiiip-coHo or Teething of infanta. 26
No. 4, do B>inrrhtpft of children or adulta i 8
..'O. r>, do Griping:. Bilious Cholic 25
NO. (T, do A 'I:-T,-C„ Morbus, Nausea, Vomit
„ _ . I>M ®
I, do 4 •.NFl'!!*,. Hoarseness, Bronchitis 8
No. 8, do .'VR;IL'A if.. Toothache, Faccache... IK
No. it, do S£A-:IIL3MRI-, Siok Headache, Ver
tigo 35
No. 10, do IVV|I'{A*3II, Weak Stomach, Cos
tive 26
No. 11, do KNJ.S.RPSSW!, Seamy, Painful Pe
.. .. nodr 35
No. 12, do _YVliit--H, L'roi'uso Period 24
N'.- ... no < Difficult Breathing 25
M, .io riul' Hheuti], Erysipelas, Eruptions.. 25
NO.LR., do 2T<;OIUNAII*:IZS, Rheumatic Pains.... 26
I*o. LB, do KT-VOS 4 and Ague. Chill Fever Ague.. 50
Ho. 1.. oo Pile*, laternul or externa! 63
No. 18, do 4>itthlstty, sore, inflamed Eyes M
N->. 69, do I'UTNS-rSi, acute chronic influenza 40
No. 20, do HOOPING- Cough, or Spastnudie.... 53
No."], do ASTBSINO, difficult breathing 50
NO 22. do Kar Discharges, Impaired Hearing.. 59
No. 23, do Kcrot'nln. Enlarged Glands Swell
ings 50
No. 21, do 4IR-norL Debility, Physical Weak
ness M
No. 25. do RIV|TN.R and Scanty Secretions W
No. 26, do NVTA-Sickness, Sickness from Riding.. M
No. 27, do liilll<-y Disease, Gravel SO
N0. 28, do Sierveus Debility, Seminal
KIIIIKKBOHU, Involuntary Dis
charges 150
No. 20, do Sore Mouth Canker
No. 30, do I rluary Ineontinence, Wetting
8ed..... 80
No. 81, do t'i'.tssiiil Periods oven with Spasms. 50
No. 32, do Huflfertmpt at Change of life 100
No. :.3. do KJIILPJIAY AND St. Vitus' dances 100
No. 34, do LTISITLICRTA. Ulcerated Sore Throat. 54
Fiiitiily fanes.
Of 35 vials, morocco case and book $10.09
Of 20 large v> .JS, in morocco and book G.OB
Of 2!) large vials, plain case and bonk i .OO
Of 15 boxes (Nos. 1 to 15) and book S.M
A9"Thesc remedies, by tho case or single box, are
sont to any cart of tho country, by Mail or Express,
free of charge, op. receipt of tho prioo.
Address,
HUMPHREYS'
Kpec'.HE TFFLHINEOII'jIIste MEDICINE Co.,
Othco and Depot 562 Broadway. N. Y".
YYM. 11. READ,
Wholcsalo and Retail Ygont,
147 Baltimore street.
FOR SALE BY ALL MEDICIXB DEALERS.
Dr. Humphrey? is consulted daily at his office, per
sonally or by loiter, AS above, for all forms of disease,
F--V - EM IL v
SBPK. JOSIKSTO*
Its BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL.
OFFICE No. '7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
Discovered in the Great Hospitals of Europe
the most certain, speedy, and only effectual remedy
in the world for Weakness of the Back or Limbi,
Stricture ;, Affections of tho Kidney.; and Bladder,
Involuntary Discharges, Impotcncy, General Debil"
ity, Nervousness, Dyspepsy, Languor, Low Soil-Its'
Confusion of Id, Palpitation of tho Heart, Timid
ity. Trembling, Dimness of Wight or Giddiness, Dis
eases of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Afibctiona
OF the Livi r, Lungs. Stomach or Bowels— those terri
ble disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth—
secret and solitary practices more fatal to their vie
tims than the sung of Syrens to the Mariners of
Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hopes or an
ticipatious. rendering Marriage, Ac., impossible.
DR. JOHNSTON.
Office No. 7 G. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
side going from Baltimore street, a few doors from
tn:. career. Fail not to observe Name and Number.
Letters must contain a stamp. 004-tf
EIBESCH HEEtIOIHES IH VOGIFT.
I"
BY GRIMAULT & CO.,
Tiinnßis T K. f. H. Prlnee Xapolewii.
4K RUE RICHELIEU, PARIS.
NO AN)HE COD LIVER OIL.
GRIJIAULT'S SYRUP OF IODIZED HORSE
RADIBLI.
This syrup is employed with tho greatest success,
in place <D Cod Liver Oil to which it is infinitely
SUI erior. It cures DISEASES of the chest, scrofula,
lymphatic disorde-s, green sickness, muscular atony,
and loss of appetite, itreg nerates the constitution,
by purifying the blood, and is. iu a word, ihe most
powerful depurafive known. It never fatigues the
stomach and bowels, and is administered with the
greeted efficacy to young children subject to humors
or obstruction of tho gland.
H'O More T'oiisninpiion.
GRIMAULT'S RYRUP OF IIYPHOSPHITE OF
LIME.
This new medicine is a sovereign remedy in phthi
sis and other diseases of the lungs; promptly re
moves ail the most serious symptoms. Tho cough is
relieve; l. the night sweets cease, and the patient rap
idly recovers bis health.
No .More Poverty or flio lllootl and Palo
Complexion.
DRB. LERAS' I'UOOPHATE OF IRON.
This new ferruginou' medicine contains the ele
ments of the biood and bones, and iron in a liquid
state. It is different from all hitherto offered to tho
public, is liquid, colorless and tasteless. It speedily
cures chlorosis, pains iu tho stomach, difficult diges
tion, dysmenorrhea end anemia.
The majority ot the Academies of Medicine of
Paris recommend the Phosphate of Iron to ladies of
delicate constitutir.u suffering from anemia, and ail
(fiber persons fatigued from over anxiety, nervous
emotions, overwork, general debility and poorness
of blood.
Nervous ißeaiinebes unit Nenralglas
Instantaneously cured by
GRIMAULT'S BRAZILIAN GUARANA.
A vegetable substance, used from time immemorial
ia Brazil, and entirely inoffensive.
INTERNAL OK LOCAL NEW CURATIVE
AGENT.
GRIMAULT'S MATICO.
TIM new remedy is prepared from the leaves of a
Peruvian pepper shrub, called MATICO and cure#
promptly and infallibly without any fear of inflam
matory results. The great majority of Physicians in
Paris, Russia, Germany and New York, now use no
other remedy. Full directions accompanying each
bottle and Packet.
GF.XXSAI. DEPOT:
In Paris, at GRIMAULT A CO'S, 43 Ruo Richelieu.
In Now Yoik, at LONGER A A VANDERKICFT,
J) William street.
And A. B. SANDS A CO., 139 William street.
In Baltimore, at my.H-lawMtf
zmvfzsiiv&rz XIVSYROVUIVIJANT
HICKS' PATENT DIRECT-ACTING, RECIPRO
CATING PISTON (DOUBLE CUT-OFF)
8T EA M-E NGI NK 8.
Saving 75 per cent, inspace, weight, transportation,
friction and number ol' parts, over tho best engines,
with groat economy in steam and repairs. The cheap
est, simplest most compact and durable male.
Adapted to Marine, Stationary, Portable, Locomo
tive, OIL and Mining uses. Of any cite.
AUDEK33,
THE 111.1-KS EKCiIKE 4'O.HSMSY.
. 83 Liberty Street,
ia23-2!awfiia New York.
CMAITL'ETSL
J OIL CLOTHS I
MATTINGS! UR „
DRUUGETS. ETC.
U. s. OMMIII,
89 and 91 BALTIMORE STREET,
(Opposite liolliday street >,
Now offers for sale one of the hands-iin est, most ax
tenr-ive and be-t reiecfe-L stocks of V ELY EX. (double
and single widths). ENGLISH BRUSSELS. TAPE -
TY IS RUHSJSL:-. XJI.'-IK-I'LI, XAGKAINIand
VENETIAN C'AI-.D'E'lLN'rf CLL CZAJIUS. in
WIDTHS and QD ' ' IP; MATTINGS,
DRUGGETS. CRUMB C LOIRS. i'4b. '.NQ Step OIL
CLOTHS, Ac., to equal, if not to cxcoed, anything
ever offered to tho public.
To the trade great inducements are offered. Goods
at factory price-;. . .
Strangers in our CLIY. and any M want of goods ia
DIV line are iwritod to cai! bolore purchasing,
Q'oiu.E low for C v;H iais-ly
RVTFFI. having been apnoint-
JL • Agent icq- the 31 ol "O'NEILL'S PHILA
DS'LMiiA AJ-K '> preyaied to fuinu-H deEeisia
tif S SC-UU I. LKU AM PTSOXCMLISD CWFLH io
-..VNXRN-, KRDS-s solicited. HS VHARS*
L; Y.Q.vws! '- '--nssact RAPPLY ou UAUD.
JAG. B. LIPFINCOTT.
.... No. 17 BSPJVRSTON itreet
- 7T - T ' N.:, W
7S T4' 441VK NOTICE—That tho sub-
B -cnber has obtained from the Orphans' Court of
Baltimore city, letters testamentary on the estate of
JOHN LED IS, late of said city, deceased.
Ail persons having claims against tho said DECEASED
arc hereby warned to exhibit the same, wilh tho
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or beforo tho
STH day of December next; they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all bonofit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
MAKE immediate payment. GIVEN UNDER MY TOED
| this 2D DA? Ot J ÜB6. isa.
.. , . . ASS &. LSWIA,
- igSrl&XW'

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