Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-09
THREE CENTS.
CITY NOTICES.

SrABLERs Coal OFFICE-The coal business is zen
orally smutchy one even in the counting house but
our friend f. Stabler, Jr, has shown that it can be
carried on with all the elegant comfort, to both seller
and buyer, that Bankers parlor can afford. Just
pay him visit nj his Office, No. sun Building,
South street all yo consumers of coal to be convinced
of this fact and we will warrant that you will not
come away without ordering your winters supply if
You have not lad it in already Ifyou want to know
what he has for sale and all about it, refer you to
his advertisement in another column of the CONNER
c\L, whose broad pages the repository Of every
good thing that cntcrprisng merchants, traders
and dealers have to SELL But we hope you will not
stop at his advertisement for if you do you will not
know what a treat you will miss. You must visit his
office to get the particular information concerning the
Qualities and prices of the article he is ready to sup
ply consumers with, wholesale and retail There is
no coal Office in the city surprising it for elegance of
ntG up 1t IS an ornament in business architecture
ana Is one OF the first fruits of the general revival of
trade There is no why our places Of business
should not be made attractive to customers Ii is
pleasant to buy what want in pleasant Office and
Of pleasant people. And Stabler's coal office COM
bmeS these requisites IN an eminent degree Besides
he gives good measure, can personally testify
pressed down, Overrunnng, and at the lowest market
rates. As the character of the Goals that he sells
they are like good wine-they need no Joacbe Once
tired, yon will be sure to 90 back for more This is
our experience This notice is due this enterprisnc
coal rm and in givingit we hope to stimulate others
in the same business to go and do likewise and beau
tify the commercial part of the city. while taking
care of Ne l, which is the main object of the mercon
tile public Verb. Sap.
THE PENDULUM SAw.-We direct the attention Of
our readers to Mr. f. Wrghts patent foot scroll saw
called The Pendulum Saw" now on exhibition
in the Maryland Institute This new invention offars
superior advantages to carpenters cabinet makers.
carvers, manufacturers of musical instruments nat
tern makers, carriage makers, and others who have
to do scroll saving. The machine is worked like =
sewing machine by an easy and uniform movement
Of the foot, and saves time, labor and expense and
executes the most perfect lines of any dcscrip
ton. 1t is portable (weighing less than 200 pounds.
and has nothing liable to get ont of order and Mr.
Nrghts terms for purchase of single machines or of
the right for States communities are very reason
able and we hope that our Baltimore business men,
interested in this branch of mechanics. will lose no
time TO secure the benefits of this invention to our
city and their trade.
PATENT Hay PREss.-Wc would call the attention
ol asrculturSts, and Of shippers more especially to
the advertisement Of Mr.. Oudcsy in to-day 5 issue of
the remarkable press, combination of the lever in
clncd plane and wedge. With some descriptions or
hay, bales can be made of the ordinary size of seven
hundred and odd pounds. 1t is one of the marycIs or
the times, and should be cminenty acceptable when
the demand for ircighs renders space all important