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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-06

No. 3l-Beginning for the same on the east side of
Spring street. abOut sixty and half feet north
erly from the northeast corner of Spring and Hol-
land streets and at the north line of lot assessed to
ming easery on said north line thirty eight and one
half feet thence norhery parallel to Spring street
about thirteen feet to ten feet alley there situated;
thence westerly the south side of said alley thirty
eight and one half feet to Spring street. and thence
s99thery, on the east side of Spring street about
IS, a two-story brick dwelling. Assessed to Sarah
Fisher or Fish for State and city taxes for the years
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
sales at the Baltimore stock Boar.


BY TELEGRAPH.
furnished bg Leonard j. Tormey Dc Co., Stock and BIZ
Brokers. No. % South Street
December s. 1855
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No 379.-Beginning for the same at the southeast
corner of Cole street and Vincent alley and running
southery the east side Of Vincent alley about
supposed to belong to William II. Hiss thence east
ery on said north line about forty-nine feet to the
west line of lot assessed to and supposed to belong
10 Henry James and Robert Earickson; thence north
ery said west line about one hundred feet Cote
street. and thence westerly the south side of Cole
about fortynine feet to the beginning. Vacant
Assessed to John H. Tucker for State and city
for the years 1852, 1868 and 1854 ....... 1883
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE,
City Collec or.
ro11-sEyytS 7 r CANNON. AuctioneeT.
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E&TEY COLLECTORS OFFICE.

AUGUSTUS III. PRICE City Collector.
no22-w.Ssts J.B. CANNON. Anntinnee
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Gold value of total New York Exports. 81 656
1921 Bales Of Cotton exported from South
ern ports at t3l 2 bale and $3.50 q ID ster-
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No. lQ6-Besinning for the same on the southwest
side of Warner street about fifty five feet southeast
erly from the formed by the intersection of the
southwest side Of Warner street and the southeast
No. lO5, assessed to Thomas Mortimer; thence south
westerly at right angles to Warner street twenty
street about eleven and feet to an alley
there situated: thence norheastery northwest side
of said alley twenty-seven feet to Warner street. and
thence northwesterly on southwest side of Warner
street about eleven and three feet the he
ginning. Assessed to Thomas Mortimer for the open
ing of Warner street e M
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No. 1l3.-Beginnirg for the same on the northeast
side of Warner street. about nuety- nine and three
quarters feet southeasterly from the corner formed
by the northeast side of Warner street and the south
east side of Lee street and at the southeast line of
Lot No. IA assessed to F. Smith thence northeast
alley there situated: thence suutheasery on south
west side of said alley about twelve and three-quar
tiers feet to The northwest line of Lot No 2 assessed
to George Hartlue; thence sOuthwesterly on said
northwest line about ffty-six feet to Warner street.
and thence northwesterly on northeast side of War
the beginning. Assessed to James Mitchell for the
opening of Warner STR ct S3S
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No. 372-Improvements, unnumhered, on the east
side of Stricken street, described follows Begin
ming for the the east side of Stricken street.
about two hundred and seventysix and half feet
southery from the southeast of Stricken and
McHenry Streets and at the northwest corner of the
house being described. and running and follow
ing the walls of said house. easery about thirty-ve
feet southery about nine and half feet westerly
about nineteen feet southerly about three feet:
ery about sixteen feet to Stricken street. and north
erly the east side of Stricken street about twelve
and one half feet 10 the beginning A three story
brick dwelling and TWO story brick back building.
Assessed to Daniel Ledley for State and city for
the year 1868 II 81
Evening star., 1865-03-21
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


The English Press on the American Stu.
ation-A Speck of War-A French Minis.
ter for w ashington.
NEW YORK, March 21.-The steamship City
OF London with Liverpool dates to the 9Th,
and Queenstown on the 9th, has arrived.
1t is reported that Louis Napoleon has firm
ly resolved on maintaining the empire OF
Mexico and the honor OF the French flag.
The London Star repudiates the rumors of
possible war between England and America.
The French Minister Of Public Instruction
tenders his resignation, but Napoleon refuses
to accept.
observation-disclosures exporters
market fiat. Manchester market steady
Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Provisions
dull. Lard firm.
LONDON. March 9-Consols Ss%a68a for
money.
The Times says: GThe signs of the Confed-
crate exhaustion have brought us to that turn
ing point which places US Within sight OF the
final scene, and the part we shall be called on
to play in it. Is the Federal Government to
maintain q quarrel with England In the shape
Of claims which she does not acknowledged
The question we have to address ourselves
TO is simply whether they can go to war with
a fair prospect of success. II they can they
certainly will.
The Times argues that the Washington gov
eminent will show its wisdom by not attack
ing Immediately upon the restoration of peace,
but it will be for English statesmen at the
proper time to see that the quarrel is not al
lowed to hang over until it suits the American
con venience.
The Times city article alludes to the proba.
BILE shipment of gold to New York.
M. De Montholon has been appointed French
Minister to Washington and NJ. Dano to Mex
Evening star., 1865-03-21
THE LATE FRESHErs.

PITTsBURe, March photographic COM
munication with Oil City not being re estab-
Iished, we can give but meagre details Of
losses by the late flood. The total loss is i'm
mense, being moderately estimated at over two
millions of dollars. Oil City was completely
flooded. Many business offices were floated
away by the water, which rose with unpre-
cedented rapidity. All the bottom lands above
Oil City were submerged, and McChntock and
OIL City bridges over Oil Greek, and Franklin
bridge over French Greek were carried away.
Derricks and banks, containing large guam
tity of oil, came down, and the river was black
with floating barrels, most Of them filled with
oil. Along the banks were sad evidences Of
wrecks. All the towns along the Allegheny
river were inundated.
A considerable quantity of oil in barrels will
be recovered, having f1Oated into the eddies
below this city, and left aground by the re-
cedipg waters At the mouth of Sewisley Greek.
1t is estimated that 100000 worth of property
was washed shore. The large field of Man.
chester was entirely covered with coal Oil bar
rels, and one piece of bottom land short dis
tance below, about twenty -one acres in extent,
is covered from six to eight feet with oil barrels
and lumber In q confused mass.
The Pittsburg ne wspapers also say the food
in Allegheny attained height Of 81 feet g
inches. The entire portion Of Pittsburg lying
along the river bank from that point to Law
enceville is inundated, including machine
shops, foundries, saw-mills, etc. On Du-
quesnes way, below st. Clair street, there is
immense loss and injury TO stock, machinery,
oundries, machine shops, rolling mills, nail
factories and glass works.
The Allegheny gas works are under water,
and the city therefore in darkness.
Evening star., 1865-03-21

From the New York Commercial. 2Oth
Speculation in gold is comparatively guies,
and Is altogether on the ssbe8r" sfoe- IneEe
were rumors in the room Of the evacuauo4 " VI
Mobile and the resignation Of Gensrat Lee
under which gold fell from l67 % !oaSs
pan1etV de Vais Condition. The vsiue Of stocks is
steadily declining money is Ioaneo Win IN
sreasine caution; and the whole Of business ap-
PraaS,nr Of any important link In tha chain Of
credits, might, in few hours, precipitate ade-
The Treasury, we understand, has been rec.
commended to ease of as m uch as possible its
draft upon the national banks; and we believe
has temporarily adopted that policy. The dif-
ficulty OF borrowing money has forced some
holders OF Governments to realize upon their
bonds, with consequent serious fall in prices.
Skies Of 1881 fell 81 Fiye.twenties old issue, L.
and new issue, II. Ten. .forties, which were
especially pressed for sale, opened at 93k
and sold down to ga decline of3 on Satur-
days prices; but atterward tho board orders
we're received which put up the price to 90.
There is some apprehension lest forced sales
should produce still farther fall in gold
had the effect Of materially checking subscrip-
tions to the Seven-thirty loan.
Money is abundant but the prevailing un-
easiness respecting credits makes 1t difficult 10
borrow, and produces the appearances off very
urgent demand. The rate on calls Is per
cent, with an unusually close Discrimination
respecting cellaterals. Discounts are very
dull. The rate remains Sa10 per cent 1or goso
names.
Foreign exchange is frmer; not 80 much
from an active demand at present as from an
anticipation Of active buying tomorrow. I'm
porters who have been long deferring their re-
mittances, from an expectation of tall In gold,
are now remitting quite extensively.
On change to-day, Flour was quiet and
without decided change. Wheat was quiet
and steady. New corn was scarce and hrmer
Oats were dull and lower Pork was decidedly
lower. Beef was heavy. Lard was quiet and
firm, and Whisky was dull and declining.
The Post says that all the leading dry goods
retail houses are marking down their prices to
correspond to the decline in gold.
Evening star., 1865-03-21

q D. SMITH'8 -
WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERs,
THIS PROPHYLATIC is sold by all Druggists
and Groeers.
This great PANACEA has been established %
years. Its medical proprieties are
TONIC, AsTRINGENT AND AROMATIC.
It will eradicat all aeran cement of the sTOM
ACH and BOWELS. It gives
STRENGTH and BEAUTY to the YOUNG,
REJUyENATES THA OLD,
Cures
DYSPEPSIA. LOSS OF APPETITE.
INDIGESTION. .LAsSITUDl OF SYSTEM,
CHRONIC DIARRHGA. DYsENTIRY,
JAUNDICB, AGUH AND FEVER,
OBTAIN A CIRCULAR. in which will be found
Testimonials Of PEOPLE WELL KNOWN in Wash.
ington, mhI7.im
Evening star., 1865-03-21
eyNBOAr FIRED INTO

A few days since, the gunboat Stepping
Stones Capt Roderiek, Of the Potomac fiehlla,
ran ashore near Maddox Greek and was un.
able to get OF. While thus situated. a party Of
rebels, supposed to be Of Mosby's battalion;
commenced rapid fire on her with muskstry
peppering the boat pretty we'll, but injuring
no one on board. A few we'll directed sAots
from the boat had the effect to make them
scamper off. The boat has since been got of
and is on active duty.
Evening star., 1865-03-21
FROM SHGRMAN.g

General Sherman writes from Fayetteville
to a friend that he has received his supplies
from up Cape Fear river, and was, at the time
OF writing, ready to meve again, and that he
had followed, with slight exception, the path
laid out before he lett Savannah. &
He states that he had ordered the arsenal at
Fayetteville to be blown up, as he hardly
thought the Government would need an ar
senal in future in either Of the Carolinas. q.
Johnstons entire army is not believed to
consist OF over 40da0 when he gets all his
forces concentrated at or near Goldsboro.
Evening star., 1865-03-21

PRRsoEAL.-Postmaster General Dennis on
left town last evening for Ohio with the view
Of adjusting business left unsettled when sum =
moned to the Cabinet.
e tits reported that Rear Admiral Bahlgren
will soon be relieved of the command of the
South Atlantic blockading squadron, at his
own request, and will be succeeded by Com
modore Godou
Evening star., 1865-03-21
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE ATfACK ON MOBILE.

THE ATTACK ON MOBILE.
TIVE of the Batteries Defending mobile
Bay Silenced-The Rebel General HIM.
. man Killed.
NRw YORK, March oo.-New Orleans papers
have been received.
The Picayune extra Of Saturday last says
On Saturday last an attack was made on the
ybat,sries defending M obile bay by the monitors.
Two of them silenced the batteries driving the
men from their guns.
erosn while en- route to Mexico, was shot by
persons UNKNOWN. but supposed to be Con.
federates between Oaklam and the Rio Grande
He had number Of wagons and ambulances
freighted with tobacco, and IL Is supposed he
had in addition considerable plate and coin
When killed he was In advance Of the tram.
Evening star., 1865-03-21
MADAME PRINCE

IN MADAME PRINCE n>
y would announe. to tn. I.die. Of sSx
Washington and its vicinity that she has been
among the frat to select from the present sea-
sons importations. She takes this mode to re-
quest a visit frem her former patrons, and any
who may favor her with call. Ladies will not
see Bonnets displayed in the window to attract
their attention. but il they come In to see them
they cannot fail to be pleased.
Her stock of FANCY GOODS-such as, LAC i
JACONET and SWISS WAISTS, FANCY BACK
COMBS, lNsERTINGS and IDGINGs. RIAL
LACES. PERFUMERY. FRENCH OORsRTs.
WATERFALLS, HAIR PUHHs, and com plete
stock of Sun SHADES and SUN UMBRlLLAS,-
she offers at small advance, they being from one
of the largest manufacture ers in New York and be-
ing without second profit, customers can Jud ee
Of quality and price by seeing for themselves.
Also, 10 dozen assorted NECK RUFRS, at SO to
rs, being about 50 per cent. cheaper than that
essential and pretty article of dress can be pro-
Once more Ladies. would call your attention
FANCY STORE where you can find q well selected
persons ready to do their 2 tmost to please you.
MADAME pRINOE,
mar H.lm- 22 Market Space
Evening star., 1865-03-21
BOARDING.

or without Board, on st bet. 1lth and 18th
sts., No. 344. Apply on the premises. m2l-3t3
DLEASANT ROOMS and arst-cIass BOARD at
L 156 G street north. bet oath and 2lst sts four
squares from War and Navy Departments.
Charges reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed.
21-lwr
EOUR Oh FIVE GRNTLEMEN CAN BE WE'LL
II accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
street, south corner Of 25tb. mar 20
ROARp--Persons desiring pleasant ROOMS With
ets-. near Pa av. Terms moderate. Bath in house.
Furnished ROOMS at 373 Pa. av. fe26 I'm"
Evening star., 1865-03-21

RESIGNATION AND APPoINTMRNr-S M
r felton, Esq, In consequence OF continued ILL
health, has resigned the presidency of the Phil
adelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company to take effect on the 18th of the ensu-
ing month. The Board OF Directors have elect.
ed Mr.. Hinckley, of Lowell, Mass, to MI the
vacancy. Mr.. ii. is said to be well fitted for
the position. The retiring president, Mr. Fell
spirit among railroad men, and during the ex-
tended period that he has managed the affairs
OF the company its success has been proven
bial.
Evening star., 1865-03-21
MO pARSER

The issue OF passes to civilians to visit the
Army of the Potomac was to-day suspended.
Yesterday large number OF the suffers came
up on the Webster, and the remainder will
follow as expeditiously as practicable.
Evening star., 1865-03-21

HEAVY DEPALCATIoN.-Aboutt three months
ago deficiency appeared in the accounts of
Mr. John M. Riley, the collector Of internal
rrvenue for the fourth district, in PhiladeI-
phia, amounting to not less than 300 900.
Commissioner Lewis, and such energetic stems
resorted to as resulted in the recovery of the
whole amount, 100000 by the defaulting agent
and S10O,0C0 being guarapteed by his original
sureties. Phildde lphid Bulletin
Evening star., 1865-03-21
SHERMAN AND scHoYInLp.

From knowledge OF the country in which
Sherman and Schofleld are opersting, and Of
many eircumstanees bearing on their recent
movements not generally known to the public,
we draw the conclusion that the force Of the
former arrived at or before Goldsborough, NJ
O., yesterday, thus effecting virtual junction
with Schofeld. It Is impossible that any
efforts the rebels may have made to check
him in the course of the past week could have
succeeded: as for Lee so to reinforce Johnston
as to enable him to check Sherman's advance
would so weaken him Lee) as to have resulted
ere this in the tall OF Richmond.
Nor do we believe that if Lee ventures to
carry his whole force to Johnston, (thus aban-
doning Richmond,) he can defeat Sherman,
reinforced as he has been by this time by Scho-
Held. If there has been any period Of late when
Lee might have accomplished aught for his so
rapidly sinking cause by a bold and rapid
movement, that time has passed. A single
fortnight more will evidently enable Sherman
to get within cooperating distance OF Grants
position; and then, If Lee remains about Rich
mond, his day OF grace for possible escape in
the direction Of Danville, it seems to US, will
have passed away.
Evening star., 1865-03-21

~The New York Tribune has assurances
from the highest quarter that the policy of
Secretary McCulloch is fixed and will be un =
chanEabie, that during his administration Of
the Treasury no more good bearing bonds will
be issued, and no addition be made to the vol
ume OF the currency
Evening star., 1865-03-21

department that attempts have been made by
Rebel sympathizers to construct torpedoss In
the vicinity Of Panama for the purpose of bio WIS
ing up the United States naval vessels lni the
harbor of that town, but their plans have been
frustrafod
Evening star., 1865-03-21

POSTMASTER AT NEW ORLRAFs.--The Presi-
dent yesterday appointed r. w. Taliaferro, SON
OF the Taliaferro whose opposition to secession
excited so much comment in Louisiana at the
outbreak Of the war, Postmaster at New Or
leans.
Evening star., 1865-03-21
PERSONAL.

A EUROPEAN GENTLEMAN OF NOBLE
a birth wishes to correspond with . lady of
means, With view to matrimony-widow lady
preferred. Address BARON Won TOOZLY M,
Washington Post Office. d. O. m2l-2tt
pERS0NAL-Will the young lady who came u
morning and bowed to gentleman when she left
the car, please drop line to Doctor ATHERTON,
mar 2l-3tr
Evening star., 1865-03-21

RECOVERY OF SOLICITOR WHITING.
Solicitor Whiting, after long absence, in
consequence of sickness, has returned, and re
sumed his duties in the War Department.
Evening star., 1865-03-21

H. The flood in the Susquehanna river is
rapidly subsiding, communication with Pitts
burg and the West by way Of the Northern
Central and Pennsylvania roads has been fully
re.established, and the trains are running on
schedule Iinua. -
Evening star., 1865-03-21
LOCAL NEWS.

DEcEAsRD.-Mr. f. Bloodgood, a prominent
citizen of New York. and for some time Su-
perintendent of the New York and Erie Rail.
road, died suddenly at Wizards Hotel last
night of heart disease. The deceased was we'll
known in Washington, and will be missed by
a large circle Of valued friends.
Evening star., 1865-03-21

NAVAL OFFICBR.-T. M. Wells, son of Gov
Wells, OF Louisiana, was yesterday appointed
naval officer at New Orleans.
Evening star., 1865-03-21

PRoMoTIoN-Capt. II. W. Smith, discharge
officer, Headquarters Department OF Washing
ton, has been promoted to the rank Of Brevet
Major in the Z Quartermaster's Department.
Evening star., 1865-03-21
ARTILLERY PRACTICE.

I. gseG ARTILLERY RRAOTICE. -
The heavy firing hsard this morning In the
the Qualifications around the city. resembling a
national salute, wxs nothing more than the
usual artillery practice. sa's glI = ,oH / g.
Evening star., 1865-03-21

RECOVERED This morning, the police of
the Second Ward succeeded in recovering the
chest and contents, except about $3.50, stolen
last night from the office Of Paymaster Bal
lard. The chest was found in a stable in the
alley between 10Th and 18th and F and G streets
north. The robbers have not been arrested
Evening star., 1865-03-21

BUYING MUsKlTs FROM D1sERTERS.
General Grant has made special requisi-
ton for more money to buy muskets from the
rebel deserters, who are allowed S21 for their
guns on coming into our lines.
Evening star., 1865-03-21

JEwRLRY FOR ONE DOLLAR, at the Dollar
Jewelry Store, 53S Pennsylvania avenue, near
Ak street. m 2l.5t*
Evening star., 1865-03-21

OPRRA.-"The Huguenots' was performed
by the German company last night in style OF
effectiveness corresponding with that in which
they have brought out other masterpieces Of
operate compositions.
Carl Formes could not we'll be surpassed in
the part of Marcel. He was in such voice as
one remembers in the Formes of yore, and his
acting was characterized by all the power and
dignity connected with his name in this con.
nection.
Tonight, La Dame Blanche. Tomorrow
night, Gounod's new opera, AsrciHe, abounding g
in beautiful music, and which is now pre-
sented for the first time in this country On
Friday night, Madame Johannssn tax her
benefit in Fidelio, with an excellent cast.
This is positively the last week Of the Ger
man troupe here, as some change in their
Western programme makes it necessary for
them to visit Pittsburg next week.
Evening star., 1865-03-21
SECOND EDITION.
q O'CLOCK r. M.

eoyERNMENr SKCURIrnks.
"a wAsHfKsroN. March 81, 1855
Nc IAHable quotations Of this market can be
given to-day. The market Is in fact ssup side
down" here. Y >
NEW YoRK-FIRsT BOARD.
Coupons, 1O4 5.20s 10lA.; 10.40's, 89A; Gold,
Evening star., 1865-03-21

bies ssis rnsfstins Ne q .sS.,gs. SS5gM
s;;t;ss; ssosa Stl be held on WEDNESDAY, svsSlSa'
1t. WIN r. MCLEAN. Scribe.
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FRENCH: corner Of 5th street east and and
ssas s. Gsss 1snsts;
nh 2l.2t. W. F. WILLIAMS, ssc'y.
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be present as business ofinaportance demands their
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Iysry member q tls Glub IS requested to b pres:
% WoS0y 0yzArMAa. ssois..r1 A1asoN' ftss;S.as
NToITIZBNs, ATTENTION "A meeting of
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% tas sSssss II hS.s s.s
u , pssssp. pssssp Of stf f5s !, pss.Ssor ssssS for
o- FRIEDMHN'S INTELIIG1NoF Avn
HuS Employment Agency. No asa IIth st1set
near north, 70 fsciiifate the obtanins OF empioy
dren. All person; wanting help Of this class and
willing to do Justly and kindly by them, ars nvS
fed TO spply Good house servants wsnVa ~ aI;i- ";
Wsshinston MsH MCIsn and shidres wanted
for good places 10 Pa, and a elsewhere. No
~. Agent N. = Frsednnens a Aid sosiety. s.
Psnpsylvanis Freedmen's Relief Association, &c.
mar 20 Ct -r sGi -5 .is '2h p. -r.f I .,
Evening star., 1865-03-21
NEW SPRING GOODS.

@ eesn sTRa% IF me nIadiss
NETS. trimmed and untrimmei OF nav STYLES,
I,th shoice lot Of fine FRENCH FLOWERS,
together with . complete stock Of fne FANCY
GOODS, Point Lace Collars. Embroidsred Hand
sions, Waists and Sleeves. Rats, Mice and Water
Falls Of natural hair, hair Nets; Hesddresses. Kid
Pins and Buckels. Dress and Cloak Trimmings,
BUTTONS, fine Toilet Articles, &C.. DO. Ronnets
ness and dispatch. Come everybody, and get cheap
goods at BOSWELL,5 Fancy Store,
500 street, near 14th.
N. D.-Depot for Boswell Il Warner's COLO.
RIFIC for colorips the hair. lChronl m IS Iw
Evening star., 1865-03-21
Gold Down to 15SK.

NEW YORK, March 20.-At Gallagher's ex-
change tonight gold is at 159; old 5-2O's and
10-40's. 9OX; New York Central, 1OO1; Erie,
601i Hudson, 1Ooh; Reading, %; Michigan
Central, 99Si Michigan Southern, 50; Illinois
Central, 10O.
The attendance was very large and the ex-
element intense. Gold, after the call, sold
down to 1851, but rallied to 1904 and closed
L 1SSI
Evening star., 1865-03-21

EOR SALE-25. 900 extra choice Roses, Orna.
b., ! mental Trees and = Shrubs, Clmbin and dN
tion comprises the best kinds known in Ed
rope and Ameriea Wishing to lease my place for
A. JARDIN, Florist.
M Is Inn 18th street, corner Of NJ