Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

UE7aAt a snEETgEG on THE UNDER.
G-y SIGNED. SHIP BUILDERS OF EAST
BALTIMORE the following preamble and resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The JOurneymen Shpwrights in our
employ having demanded the Immediate discharge of
all negro caulkers and having quit their work in or
der to enforce this demand upon us;
And Whereas, We consider this demand as I'M
reasonable, and the whole question as one between
the employers and the caulkers alone; therefore we
have
Resoi0ea, That we will suspend our business oper-
atoms until said Joumeymen shall feel disposed to
6 be eeT 0 % 5d aR% eq1 the
questions involving the management of our business
TO the employers and those directly Interested And
by this step and to generous public to sustain us in
this resolution to maintain right rs employers to
select our own employees and to conduct business
believe to be best for the general interests of
commerce.
COOPER & SLICER,
J. J. ABRAHAMS & son,
JONES & -ASHCRAFT,
$$TE3yfNs ! SSEHWMAS,
THOMAS BOOB & BRO,
BALTIMORE, Oct. S, 1865. 1t*'
w TO THE VOTERS OF THE THIRTEENTH
WARD-Captan r. NORWOOD, is the regular nom-
nee. Election, WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1855.
oc5-S,M,6T-3t*
IN THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
Gr.P ING OF THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
of Baltimore city will be held in the Western Female
''S r. ''n0o' Oh MAJ IA 4. I HAMfLToS CLOCK
oc6-2t* Secretary.
NSp MA0YLANDSINsEEEU FAIR.
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
The Eighteenth Annual Exhibition
OF THE
MARYLAND INSTITUTE
viii open on MONDAY EVENING NEXT Octo-
Der 3D. at o'clock, and continue until October 80.
Prices of admission Is
Children under twelve Il
Season ticket, admitting gentleman or lady.Sl 80
Season ticket, admitting gentleman and lady: OC
W. W. MAUGHLIN,
se3O-tf Chairman Executive Committee.
O7pTIEE LADIES' .sOLDIERs' HsosEE
geT ASSOCIATION" Mrs. VIM. J. Albert, Presi-
in the New Assembly Rooms, at ~ o'clock NJ. tc
concert measures for holding FAIR AND FESrI-
VAL for the benefit of the they represent
The ladies who formerly belonged to the different
Union Associations the Christian and Sanitary Com
missions. and all Others favorable to the cause
invited to attend. oc5-2t%
n~Np TEMPERANCE C0NyENTEoN-Op
10y TUESDAY, October 10th. at 3 P. NJ, in the
Lecture Room of the Light street Church. Conven-
ton Of the Friends of Temperance in the State Of
Friends of Temperance, Ministers of the Gospel OF
all denominations and delegates from all old organ
- ANDREW B: CROSS,
Cor Sec'y of Maryland
o3-7t State Temperance Society.
MARINE BANK,
GsT BALTIMORE, October 9Th, 1865. I
The President and Directors Of this Bank have de-
clared Dividend Of FIVE % PER CENT. for the
six months ending 9TH inst payable to the Stock
holders and after Monday, the 9th inst. United
States and State taxes paid by the Bank.
oc43t* b. A. VICKEES. President
OESD NGTICE.-At meeting of the UNCONDI-
trP TI0NAL UNION REGISTERED VOTERS
of the First Ward, held the evening of Sept Both
1865, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resoived, That we deem the Legal voters of the
Ward the only proper persons to select candidate
for our suffrage at the approaching Council election
Resolped, That we have unanimously chosen Col
JOSHUA LYNCH candidate, and will give
him our undivided support at the ballot box: and
recommend him to all legal voters of the Ward fol
their suffrage. Capt. WIN. DAVIS,
President.
WIN. J. MCNELLY,
o3-te Secretary.