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1879; assessed to John Small gr., about one hundred
and ten feet to Paca street, thence northeasterIy on
northwest side Of Paca street about eighteen and one
quarter feet to the southwest line of lot No 1911 as
sesSed tn Goddard Raborg; thence northwesery on
SAID southwest line about one hundred and ten feet to
Little Camden street, and thence southwesterly on
southeast side of Little Camden street about eighteen
ana one malt feet to the beginning Assessed to Elias
oFag 1 ISP ne opening OF Warner street., N5o
slue OF ELBOW lane Little Camden street. about
one hundred and ten feet s0uthwesterly from the
street ana the southwest side OF Warner street. and
AZ the southwest line of lot No. 167 assessed to ii.
Moor; thence southeasterly on said southwest line
ABOUT one hundred and thirteen feet TO Paca street.
thence southwesery northwest side of Pace street
ABOUT thirty feet to the northeast line of lot No. l69
assessed 10 u Rlley; thence northwesterly on said
northeast line about one hundred and fourteen feet
TO Little Camden street. and thence northeasery on
the southeast side of Little Camden street about
estate Of D. Martin for the opening of Warner ST. 81 90
no. l6sT,beginnlng for the same on the southeast
side Of Elbow lane or Little Camden street. about
one hundred and thrty-nine feet southwestery from
the corner formed by the southeast side of Lit
Camden street, and the southwest side of Warner
street. and the southwest line of Lot No 1853 assessed
to estate of j. Martin, thence southeastern on said
southwest line about hundred and fourteen feet
to Paca street, and thence s0uthwesterly on north
west side of Paca street about fifteen feet to The
northeast line Of lot No. 10, assessed to J. T. Wat
SON. thence northwesterly said northeast line about
Camden street, and thence northeastern on south
east side of Little Camden street about fifteen feet to
the beginning. Assessed to c. Rigby for the opening
"l uruerst lTUO
No. lI2-Begnnng Tor the same on the southeast
side of Elbow lane or Little Camden street, about
one hundred and six eight and threequarter feet
southwesterly from the corner formed BY the south
east side of Little Camden street and the southwest
side Of Warner street and at the southwest line of
lot No 10, assessed to j. T. Watson; thence south
easterly on said southwest line about one hundred
and ten feet to Paca street, tn ence southWesery on
mort Invest side of Paca street about fifteen feet to the
northeast line of lot No. IT, assessed to W. Collision;
thence nOrthwesterly on said notheast line about
one hundred and ten feet to Little Camden street.
and thence northeastery southeast side of Little
Camden street. about fifteen feet to the beginning
Assessed to E. Needles for the opening Of Warner
stleSt''''''' .....l .Uu
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE. City Collector
no22-w&sts J. B. CANNON Auetoueer
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MARINE JOUR N A |.
POET OF BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, December 5. 1865.
Arrived,

TUESDAY, Decemoer ., 1900.
Arrived.
Steamship Cumberland, Denkin, 81 hours from
Charleston-tO Z Hall.
Steamship Geo Appold, Howes, from Boston vi;
N9rtolk-mdse 10 a 1 Huggi9s.
mond-to Brandt, Jr
Steamer George Weems, Kirwan. from Patuxen
I Fails. A"Sl"iu'' cannon from N"fi0k-'0 N
Steamer Dictator, Lands, from Norfolk-to A "
Shaw. Brought up the crew of the steamer Nellie
Pentzr wrecked in Lynhaven bay.
Steamer Juniata, Phillips, from Havre de Grace
Steamer Richard Willing Cundif. from Philadel
phia-mase TO J A Shriver;
bflg Ga a witch, Knight, from Areeibo R, 18th
Nov 30 lat "a, long 10 10, saw schr Vena lumber la.
den, abandoned water logged. fire; had sail set
The Water Witch had heavy weather, split sails, &c
Reports off Love Point, bark Amelia Gehring Hay
ME. from Rio Janeiro Oct G. for Baltimore.
Schr VeSta, Johnson, from Norfolk-shingles ma
Schr Swift, Banks, from Norfolk-sundries to Jos
A Buck.
& Gray cotton and sundres to --. " A'-s''
Sehr Lookout, Lane from Portland-to Bigelow &
Sargent fish, &c. AZ t quarantine.
Brig Jessie Ruyers Jones, from Boston-plaster to
Kelsey d Gray c,a.rea
Steamer Ma Mary Washington, Gourley s.Patuxent
riyer-M Weems.
=, Steamer Juniata. Phillips. Havre dc Grace-J ]
Taylor.
Steamer Express, Ryther, Alexandria and Wash
lngton- A Needham Il Sons.
-, Steamer Matilda. Kirwan, Fredericksburg-J ]
Taylor.
Steamer Petersburg. Travers. Richmond-to j
Steamer Richard Willing, Cundiff, Philadelphia
A Shri rer.
Steamer John R Thomson, McKaig. New York
Bark Mndora. Townsend, Misunderstanding Il
= sehr Reindeer, Br) Parr Halifax. s-H R
Tuck q Co.
:, schr Katie Hoyt. Parker. New Haven-Thomas
schr Walter H Thorndke. Jameson. New York
Kelsey i Gray.
Steamship Patnpsco, New York.
Arrived from Baltimore.
Ship Winfield Scott Rand hence at Panama, Dist
ult, and remained discg
Schr Eyerglade, Urann hence at Boston, Sd inst.
Brig VIM Nickels. Ames, hence, below New York
sehr Jonas Smith, sedgley. hence. at Jersey City
to-day.
Steamship Cumberland. from Charleston, sailed
from that port at P NJ Saturday and arrived here
at N 5th inst in 81 hours passage.
9eaynlp zen custer Rose' IRON Mobile, arrived
Steamship Cumberland, from Charleston spoke Dec
"a key @ to BE- sleeper fR
noon, off New Point Chesapeake bay, brig Castor.
Norris G, Baltimore to St Johns, R.
Charleston, Dec 2, in port-Barks Flora Hubbard
do. waiting; schrs Alfred Smyrk, Johnson from do,
waiting orders; Jennie Morton Freyholz. discharg-
ing; steamer Mary Ella. Hooper.
Schr Jennie Morton, Freyholtz from Hilton Head,
arrived at Charleston, 9th ult
by telegraph to News Room.l
:, Havana-Sailed Nov %, schr Willie Staples, FOX
Baltimore.
St Johns B-Clared Dec S, brig W Bickmore,
-, for Baltimore.
Boston, Dec 5-Arrived. ship James Cheston. Nor
issey, Baltimore.
New York, Dec SIS: Steamship Allegany, Flagg. fin
RaIflmOre az Snnra H.,
morning, 20 miles east of Sandy Hook. on Long Is
land; she lies in an easy position and will come of
without serious damage,
New York-Arriyed Dec 5, steamship Kingfsher
Rector, Baltimore.
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ANOTHER GEyIUs.-An undeveloped genius
has recently been discovered in Ireland in the
person of a lad tsixteen years of age. The
lad has constructed, entirely unaided, piece
of machinery in full motion, occupying 8
ground space of some six or eight feet square
and driven by small water-wheel about fouI
feet in diameter, On close inspection it was
found that the various wheels, cogs, cranks
and spindles were entirely of wood, and were
performing simultaneously the varied opera
tons OF pumping, churning, hammering on ar
anvil, perpendicular saw, etc., but so clever
ly adapted to these respective uses that the
whole was driven with the most perfect ant
easy motion by the water wheel already alluded
to. The lad is the son of blacksmith LIVING
in Knocruth' county of Wicklow, and has moi
been ten miles from home.
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sell readily if here. We quote low grades Red and
M1e o st r 90 Us to 2 Witt fair d 9 Ee Red
prime do. at 2-0@2s0 cts Oats were in good demand
and pretty ,drm. There were sales on Change Of
of lot Of 800 bushels which brought 81 cts. There
was Rye at market today, but we quote it as be-
AsSES.-There is very little doing in Moias-
lasses. but the quotations are still as follows,
VII 5%S0 cts for Cuba glazed 500
IS cts to 81 q gallon for PortoRco Golden Syrup is
selling at Sl.l3. and Sugar House at 46@4S cts p
PROyISIONS.-Business in Provisions is at a
stand still and likely to continue so for the present
the trade generally being indsposed to begin packing
At the ruling prices for Hogs. Chicago adyices state
that the packers there have generally determined
not to touch Hogs at over 81 100 bs gross and it is
this figure but little business will be done at any Of
ing here to day at 1G@i6a els. and i've do could
nay 20 cts for Sides and l6z@7 cts for Shoulders,
onf in 9fBy seM es in r Msi lots d The is Ohns
no quotations for either article Lard may be quoted
at 1920 cts for butchers and 2l@22 cts for prime
city and Western but the market for this article as
closes heavy and very unsettled.
R!CE.-There is no Carolina Rice to be obtained,
but IT would bring readily if here, l2@l3 cts. East
range from $4,000 cts.
SUGARS-There has been but little inquiry to-
heard embrace only 10 hhds English Island at az
cts Prices are unclaimed and we still quote as follows
viz: Cuba and English Islands at 13@l9lI cts
for fair to good refining l34@l4}a cts for fair to
prime grocery; Porto Rico at l3@l3 cts for common
to fair l4914A cts for good to prime; l5@15 cts for
choice. and Centrifugas at 1901 cts
REFINED SUGARs.-Rates for Refined Sugars are
unchanged and we again quote follows, viz: Crushed
ed White at from IS down to 1917 Cts and yellow at
l6 cts.
SEEDS.-Cloverseed is lower again. There were
safes this morning bushels at So 2lS q
pushel and the latter the best price that could
be obtained at the close for prime Seed. Timothy
and We quote Flaxseed steady at S315 2 bushel.
SALT;-Liverpooo Ground Alum is in fair sup
market is entirely bare of ali descriptions of Fine,
except Ashton's. which is very firm at $425 . sack
Turks Island Salt is steady at 60 cts q bushel.
second hand packages. is offering at 1892 and city
and Western at S2.34@2.S5 p gallon but we hear Of
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TUESDAY, Dec. 5th. P. VI.
The Stock Market was dull again to-day. the bust
done at both Boards being triaing. The market
for stocks seemed strong but there apparently
disposition to purchase SELL to extent, until
the financial policy of the Government shall have de-
veloped ITSELF Gold was pretty firm 1t sold az the
FIRST Board at l4SM9l4s3s but fell off slightly at the
second, selling at 1890 ISL. In New York to-day
gold sold as high l4S2 but at oclock it had dropped
10 us.
Governmentswere strong hut very little was done
in them, the sales embracing only $1,000. Seven
hirties second series at 81 and $1,000 year Ger
tifcates at 9734. For Skies of16Sl 1864 bid and
l07 asked and Five Twenties left of at l0l bid for
first ana 30 bid for second issue. Seven Thirties
closed steady at 81 bid 9 asked for second series.
There nothing done in State Stocks, but there
was a little movement in Baltimore city 6s, 1865
selling at l001s and 1905 at 1919, the market clos
ing strong. In Railroad Shares there was no move
whatever, and the only transaction in Railroad
bonds sale of 81, 900 Northern Central 1855
ST. Baltimore and Ohio bonds closed steady at 9S34
bid for 1875 1905 bid for 1Sjs; 00bd for ISS0s; and
100 bid for lSS5 and Marietta and Cincinnati bonds
left off at S4 bid. 81 asked. Railroad Shares were
hardly as strong yesterday, Baltimore and Ohio
closing at Sl1113 bid, Sll1A asked, and Northern
Central at asa bid We notice sale of 80 shares
Franklin Bank at Sll3z.
In the miscellaneous list the business was small
and the Mining St 'cls were as they have been for
time past, quite heavy. Baltimore Chrome sold
at Sl10, but closed al only Sl05 bid; Springfield at
85 cts; GUilord at 30 ct and Pennsylvania Oil at
s. cts. Bare Hill was a little better, the closing
fures for it being Sl6O bid, $3.50 asked. Santa
Clara was held yesterday at Sl4. but only Sl274
bid for it; and Petroleum Stove closed at Sl05z
bill, Sll asked.
The money market is easier. The demand is less
active, and capital accessible Discount rates
are. however, unchanged, call loans being quoted at
Coz per cent? and commercial paper at from to L
per cent.
In New York to-day, Canton advanced az Read
ing =; Michigan Southern 81 Illinois Central "A;
Toledo q; Rock Island e; Fort WAYNE &; Quicks-
yer 4; Northwestern 2s Northwestern Preferred u;
but cumberland declined .; New York Central Il;
Hudson 81 Ohio Certificates x, and Mariposa Il
Erie Michigan Central and Pittsbnrg closed at yes
terday's figures
The official statement of the public debt 10 Nov
30, compares as follows with the statement of last
month:
PUBLIC DrBT OF THE T-NITFD er.Trs Sny IN leS5
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Philadelphia Cattie Market.

December 1.-The offerings of Beef Cattle continue
large, reaching about $500 head increase of 30l
over last week. and the market except for good
quaIity, which continue scarce, dull at about
previous rates Prices ranged at l0@3 cts for COM
mon. lilo cts for fair to good and 169l7 cts 2 ID for
prime, including few extra quality which brought
= ct more and several lots taken at6s cts gross.
Cows rather better 100 head sold from $50 TO
S90 each for sprngers and $40 TO 500 each for mrh
Cows. Hogs continue dull and dropping and $500
head sold at the different yards at from Sl2915 the
100 lbs net to condition Sheep were rather dull
at previous prices. Some 5000 head arrived. and
gold at from 6@ to ~ cts 2 ID gross for good fat
Sheep, and S3.5U9i50 each for stock Sheep, as TO
quality.
New York Markets.
New YoRK. Dec. 5.-Flour has declined 5@25
cts sales OF II 900 bbls; State S709S.50 Ohio. $3.50
@l0.3O Southern, SS.3G@15. Wheat has declined lG2
ets sales $4,000 bushels; Milwaukee Club Sill; Am
Der Mliwauklc Sl5: Amber State S2i3. Corn steady;
sales OF ll3.G00 bushels at 1895 cts. Beef heavy.
Pork heavy: sales of 5000 Dbl at S2S@2S.75 Lard is
dull Whisky dull at S2.3i@295. Cotton dull at 50
cts Groceries quiet. Petroleum firm sales Of LOCO
Crude at l15@42 cts
Cincinnati Markets.
CISoIyyArI Dec. 5.-Flour is dull and nominal
Mess Pork quiet at S28. Prime city Lard offered at
z0cts without buyers. Hogs are unchanged. Small
sales at Sg55glO.75 Receipts 1000 head Whisky
steady at 1926.
Philadelphia Market. ~
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.-Flnur dull: Super 81 SOFAS:
Extras SS5G99, Wheat dull; new Red S2.25@23l:
White S250G2.75. Corn dull: old Yellow So cts: new
TS9Sl cts. Whisky dull at S2359237
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The Providence Journal says that Col.
kanure Gaita. aid-de-camp of Gen. Hashem, the
Tunisian Ambassador. is member of the fraternity
OF Free and Accepted Masons, and visited Mount
vernon Lodge. Providence, the other evening. with
evident delight and satisfaction. There he found
universal language. and that touch of fingers that
makes the whole world kim" It was observable that
in his visits to different mills and workshops in Proy
dence, he was net slow to hail his brethren Of the
mystic tie. and grasp of frat. rnal hand was a.
welcome to him as wells to the travellers on his
country's deserts, 1909
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BARK.-Quercitron Bark is active and firm at S26
@2S p ton for No. l. A sale of 1000 bags No. l was
made day or two since at S26, and this figure was
subsequently refused for 500 bags more. No. is
les; active; we quote it at S21@22 p ton.
Iof tEE-CoHee is quiet but the market is steady
aut prices are unchanged. Some $50 bags Rio were
solu l9-qay, put the terms did not transpire. The
et' so gnt; put the bark Carmelita with cargo
Oh 499 bags Mo is looked for hourly We still quote
as follows. viz: Rio at $50 10 cts sold for ordinary
to iar $4,000 cts sold for good; 25Oi cts sold for
prlme ,aguayra at 34@35 cts eurrencT: and Iowa at
f4gi6 cts currency. ~
ItouRrTheTs is NJ, perceptibe change in the
eral dull and heavy. There is a demand for r. GOOD
super Flour, but nearly all other RESERVATIONS ara
neglected and very heavy There yvero saJas N;
morning of 100 to 800 bbls choice Howsrd Str+ S
ger at s ana OF gu bbs choice City Mills do also Mt
& any we near also OF sales within the last day or
to - 2 DBL We still quote as f,iiowS Sin v jsoo
Howard Street at SS.5OaSg for Super. SO 25aa *
Tor Extra; Sl29l250 for Family: Western NJ - 1iS
go Ior super $9259950 for Extra: Sl0@lO5O for
faney 40; SIioO9Sl2 for Family City Mills at Ss d
@SS 1or common to good Super; 50 25a9 so for
standard Expa; and Sll.75@12 for shipping brands
do Reservoir and other brands Of Baltimore
high grade Family and Extra are still selling Mt Si5
for the former. and S3 p Dbl for the latter Rvs
Flour is dull S6.50@675, and we quote Corn Meal
as before at 450@47o Dbl, but there is very little
demand for it.
but the receipts light compared with those Of
yesterday. The market was fairly active, but the ex-
IRENE fgnres of yesterday were not maintained The
saes embraced 4,0gl bushels damp new white at S3@
IS cts 1000 bushels dry do at 9099l cts 1900 bush
els new vel at S59SS cts. and 500 bushels fly cut
old do. at 8098 cts. The market closed dull and
rather heavy. Wheat was duh aud decidedly heavy
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Reported for the Daily Commercially

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 5, 1855.
Court Of appeals of Marvland-October Term 1865
No. u. George Small VS.. Adolphus c. Schafer. An
appeal from the Superior Court for Baltimore city
This cause was further argued and concluded by
for the appellant.
No. g. special-John Tartar, ct al, trustee of the
African NJ. E. Church. VS.. Henry Gibbs, ct al An
appeal from the Circuit Court for Baltimore city
Bowie, Chief Justice. delivered the opinion Of the
dismissed.
No: Is. speeial--Jacob Eakle ct al, vs. GEORGE W
Smith. trustee of Amos Eakle. An appeal from tie
Circuit Court for Wash. Co. Bowie, Chief Justice
delivered the opinion Of the Court order of Septem
Der lth 1858 refusing to set aside SALE reversed and
eale set aside and annulled. ~
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~ SOUTH LIBERTY STREET. IN
IRONS SAFETY LAMPS
LIG-RO-INE (Red) FLUID
PATENTED.

". IT. W KIUHT,
Sole Agent for Maryland and District of Columbia,
n E. corner ofLberty and German streets, Baltimore.
This Lamp apparently burns ,cithoa anything 10
feed Il; it has however material which absorbs the
liquid and gives it TO the fame partly from the wick,
and partly in the form of gas. but as to produce
perfect combustion. and is very economical and safe
It is used without chimney. and perfectly trimmed
adapted to the purposes of run about, night,
nurse. shop, hotel lamp, or lantern The cost OF
broken chmneys, alone, will more than pay the en-
tire cost of this lamp. Every family needs one or
more. 1T is just what have been long looking for
writes model housekeeper. Il should hardly know
how to do without it." writes another. "A perfect
continuance writes third Let those who are skep-
iical try it, writes fourth no3O-3m
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! UMsER! LUMREaI! LuMBEElll

No. IS WEST FALLS AVENUE, Baltimore, Nd.
reasonable rates Seasoned Yellow and White Pine
Flooring dressed and ready for Pae conss
p p;l, ny Soiacts Assorted Walnut, Poplar, Ash,
OAK &46oga Birch HckGry Msp is Snd Hem
oeh' HS pIsiiny Mill Nos IS and Is Grant street
nmb bep Dressed, Tongued and Grooved. Split
RinneJ nc in The best possible manner, and very
RoX AVID Trunk Makers, Carpenters Builders, and
ali thars desiring Lumber dressed or made ready for
living az call Shelving and Split Lumber for sale
At the Mill
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HITY REGISTERS OFFTCF
oppN,Na BoAEErFEM M November @. Is

! opENINap G1FET FP + E iNpysm6ef g. 1865.
The Commissioners for Opening Streats bor;nr
made return of their corrected Statement f
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Of Baltimore city JOHN A. THOMPSON. -
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ElARM OF $50 ACRES, in Anne Arundel
n County situated on South River, and known as
Boards Point Farm" The soil is of fine quality,
and easily improved; location healthy; water excel
lent fine second growth chestnut; also oak hickory,
poses. Improved by three frame dwelling houses,
log barn. stables house and meat house. all of
which are more or less in bad repair. Water fowl,
crabs, oysters and terrapns in abundance This is
good point for business, as it is public landing
where the farmers for twenty miles around haul their
produce. large schooner plies regularly between
this point and Baltimore. For terms &c.. Apply to
.E- ". R. COLE,
n. E. corner Baltimore and North streets
co2>a - ser Second Story,
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ALEX. ALLEN Il co.

x we. MNREING, INTERNAL REEE.
STs NUE. ATTORNEY and CLAIM AGEN r.
Having been connected with the Internal Revenue
Department, is fully prepared TO give all nece sary
information concerning taxes and all uatters reiat-
Ing to the I. 5. Internal Revenue Laws, to make
ont all papers required by the Laws and 10 attenu ~
ali business which appertains hereto. ..,,, "a.
All CLAIMS against the United States pTotnptiis a'
ended TO, Office So Second ST. ae4-eo4n
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Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- application will be made at the ensuing ses-
, un VI lily council Of Baltimore to open Fulton
~ ION 20 franklin street to the northern limits of
~ ~, ~ ''""'o nov2S-1aw -Qws
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49, Total SIT go
Weeks Imports at New iork............... 5,l4302!

ENcess OF Exports over Imports S374665
venture the prediction that the excess for next
week will be much greater, as it is already known
that the exports Of Cotton from Southern ports will
be at least 24,000 bales.
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No. o2-Beginnng for the same on the north side of
Monument street. about seventy-ive feet easterly
from the northeast corner of Monument and Ann
streets and the east line of lot assessed to and sup
posed to belong to Isaac George and running north
ery ON said east line ninety feet thence eastery par
west line of lot assessed to and supposed to belong
to Myer Stegerwald; thence southerly on said west
line ninety feet to Monument street, and thence
westerly on the north side of Monument street about
twenty feet to the beginning Vacant Assessed to
Captain A. Kimbal, for State and city taxes for the
year 1863 90