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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-09-29
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-09-29

''l' r .'i'4 aa1
h N.hITL.IITT IS sTTTIU0g
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

We are endeavoring, 3.s heretofore,
to place before our readers, in each
paper, the latest news, and our
friends will much oblig~ Us and BEN
eft Our many readers, by assisting 9
us whenever they can. The trouble
thus far is, that our latest int diligence
is invariably received soonest from
northern sources. Cannot our mill
tary friends lend us their assistance
in the matter. W. see no good ex-
cuse why southern dispach cannot
be received before they are a month
old, when we take into consideration
the facilities afforded in quick trans
mission by couriers.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

OK with III" spoil>, and bring it back
to their old homes, and enjoy it and
freed ,m for life. How long would
Grant stay at City Point ! | have
heard officers of high rank say they
would cheerfu!ly voluntcrr to com
manl the nrsrp troops. Under the
late law to consolidate companies,
etc, hundreds Of officers will be with
out commands, who would willingly
command these troops. Let Con
yress do this, and, in the language Of
this Intelligent Nir1inian, before
next 4th OF July the war would IN !
and our Independence be ac-
knowlrdSed. Keep the men over
forty five at home aud put the me-
groes in the army"
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11
With rhis number We recommrnce

With rhis number We recommrnce
the publication of'lhe Semi Weekly
Nears, at the urgent request OF many
Of our old subscribers. This number
only will be sent to all of our patrons,
and those preferring it to the Week
ly will please inform us, and We will
send it to the amount due on the
Weekly. See our terms and advls'
us accordingly. The Semi ee|>ly
will be published every Thursday
and SATURDAY mornings from date.--
The Weekly will appear as usual on
tuesday.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11
b. +. TYPUS,
Cap ain Commanding. Regt.
The II chrnond Examiner of Feb,

Tn" r chmond Examiner of Feb
rnary, Sp"al<ing Of gold and the cur
r'nry, says:
The price Of geld is ling, anI
his time it is fuctuation or de-
'usiom.
Those who have thrown way
their Confederate money to bard q
Little gold, and those who hce spec
ulated on the disasters of t"'f coun'
try, arr about to rcccir " terrific
lesson.
Tie Government no great a.
mount ofnutcs in cir "''on' and the
sets Of the ConfrdeLy VIII redeem
every cent of its cations. Why
sr,onId thnsc rs. be buried whore
,hD 'o'.I '.!s,mv ; mas day seize them
in i"I , 'rs l"mG, % of being di-tribu.
ted i" eiiregtn be lost, "2 ey5n rsi' IT. r2r-
IL ~ OF ln7 Confdera,. nln ~ ,ne
w"ISI " ,,J i F"nH Of the Copfn5rrncy 5noy
nHr ;I, ,nFl~" tnSoth7. >'"'N
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

shall civ" bond in STONE and ever
during brass to guard them and i'm.
mortalzr hrr trust. The soldiers
who have di d in this war arc not
only rnshiurd III the inn' rmost core
of her heart, but. to the minds eye.
u ever in our sight.
"r0 'am"'s eternal camping grorud
Their silent tents are spread;
And g'"ry guard. with solemn round,
'ilc birruur Of lie dead
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

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cnu,, - I., c,,.,,,r. 80, TL.,l,.,n.
and C,l,mLio
' phiIaGmin',;, r.h ., S,.r,,l
70 III. BrIr.,in t-,,p Wa.Lio,,,u
..,,nI ,Lot r.L,l manner. yn,.nu,,.
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.r,.nl.,,. tor,y miles north n% r,lu,n-
~, ,.dt v.I 10 Tl,r..ocr. ,h,yy;ng
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Il,d,. il rvaInariuc Charleston.
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Wa-,I,..r.... ~ j., ,a,.,..l,.a,i.d with,
In .,, II,rh.~. FIR EirA,u,ud. ,,
-u..,.l.,. mission.
\.w York. vI 23-TL. rru.,,.
,hat Lee. laI attacked C;r,u, and .,,.
army L...n d...,..I rr..w ON. ,. =,
rr,,.r i'm NVa-lir.,.nn las, ,i.,I+
W,.Lira,,nr E.h og-C,.,..r,.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

We think it time that some steps
were taken to prevent the nightly
robberies which are now so frequent,
1t is essential that We have II regu-
lar night police. and We trust that
Our citizens will not delay the matter
longer.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

The Confederate Congress, on
Thursday, 10Th ult., passed a resolu-
tion appointing joint committee to
prepare an address to the people Of
the Confederate States, assuring them
of the unalterable determination of
Congress to contain, with all its en-
ergy, the struggle for indcprnd"
to which we are engaged, and assur-
ing them of the final triumph which,
in it's solemn judgment, must crown
our efforts if we stand firm and united
together and Wi III ourresomces With
strength and wisdom.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

From a person .tely arrived from
Memphis, we learn that great distress
prevails in that city. There is but
little business doing, and no employ
ment to be had, by very many per
sons who are compelled to gain their
bread by labor. Should this war con-
tinue much longer, we have no doubt
but that all immense amount of mis-
ery will be chronicIed, not only there,
hut throughout the most Of the Lin
coin government.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

We notice that the publication of
personals in the northern papers has
been prohibited, thus putting an end
to that system of communicating wit ,
friends or discovering their where
abouts.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

\ gentleman o: our acquaintanc"
informs us that the report we pub
lished, of Gen. IL ndnan having gon,.
to Ngximilian, is incorrect. W.
hope so.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

A rusor was on the street tha
Sherman had been checked, and that
Grant and Lee had had an engage
ment, in which the former was whip
ped badly. We hope it il true.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

W. find tho following in the Mem
pAis Appeal, now published at Mont
romrry, Ala, aud rrpublish it for
the benefit of our Texas readers
LtaoT Ct,uu'ties m tie 9Th and
l5th TcrHS Regiments, on tie 29th
IF Norcmhcr, 1904, at Spring Hill,
T>ma It Company {, 9th TrNas--
Wouudrd: A w Jones, in right
shoulder, severely.
Company D-killed Sergt Chas
Waldnan. Wounded: Conrad Lud- 4
wig, in forehead, slight.
Company lI-W Wounded : Marion.
Sanchez, left hip, slightly.
Company C, 18Th Dismounted
Cavalry Killed Paschal VI John
7,n. Wound"f: Cothron Ie>spaahu
X, l,t Texas legion, Rot NJ
!rE nlnpniaf'd. A,
CusuH'nes IN the 9Th ma 45fI
. Te.cns Hrl,imcntH. an he 3eth of No
-rcmicr. n ELuuLNn. Tun.-.icting
Field and Stafl--Cnpt. r Fisher,
comm Indin- Regiment, captured /;
tsFiain las Salkirk, netting major,
wounded slightly in hand and breast;
I ;..,t uz, =, ,.,,, ,.,;,,,, oJ;,
,art .an,m..I - ''''' az '''7
Conpanv 4. 9th Texas-Wound-
d: .Srr-t J B .rhrclkcld. right side.
sav.; \ raFIor.s left ler and both
arms, snv.; J W Wilson,. right arm
and tg aInpj,sased.
Company b W"mnd"d: jacob
Fox, hlud, sev. Missing: Sergeant
'hHN l."'chnrr, supposed cArtur'"'
comp ny t--!>' '!!-4 " \ 'T"-
z'"T- ""nH!'''; %rr%t ; ) Martini
n<..; s1 ,..'9''', =, ''i',' m ,,2,i rS,'I -
+, "a ,,,,. ,t;El;''. - r., C', ''''
w,v. -.rot Burns : Dri',h
l,n.npanv .D-k .u.i . ~rr,, An.
:onio Mahavior. Wounded Corpl
/ rarjon. arm. silt; j G Wilkrr son,
~ ha3$, ~h.; I. IepPr'"n' ah""'""h:
i''S''s VI ''''''0' suppose"
cap "'''i'
t"'nrHny f--h ttird: Lieut. ct-t
,'"A't ''n' 1,IrS '"T "''i'r' '''''''
49,.
w. ''' .''''' ~" '"'"''" d SUM-
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Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

Owing to the high Water the ferry
has been running from the foot Of
Texas street, the past few days.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

Persons handing in advertisements
will please say whether intended for
the Semi eekly, Weekly, or both.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

Mail communication with IIoustom
has been entirely cut off for about
four weeks, owing TO the wet sta
son.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

The terms of our paper will be-
found on the neXt page, to which ali
can refer who are Interested.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

On last "Wednesday evening We
had heavy hail storm. On Thurs
day morning we had sleet.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

by the various drtachm"utS TN It have !
been called in since Savannah tell. l.
5000, and five divisions from Lees
army, $4,000 sherman strength
is 50 overwhelming, that til. onlv
probable chance OF rebel suc''~S, is
in surprising his columns in d,tail
Adispatch from Admiral Dal ;hrrrn
t" Secretary Of the Navy, dated
Charleston IIarhpr 18th, says the
rebels a,r aband ming Cha lesion
that morning and he is now on his
way to that city.
City Point. Feb. 2O.-The follow
ing is from the Richmond ,ap.rs
"i to-day
| Cha l~ston was evacuated last
Monday. Enemy took possess IN >.
( Columbia, :. c.. on Friday.
/ Official intelligence was received
at ,hr War Depart m"nt yesterday
. that Sherman was yesterday morning
advancing towards, and was IL ar
/ Nlnn>h"rro. "a point on the railroad
! leading to Charlotte, and 80 miles
: north of Cuiumhia). Charlotte i
| full of refugees from Columbia. Up
to Tuesday last, it was uncertain
whether Colu,nhi.. would come with
in Immediate range of Sh-rmau'-
purposes ; consequently the public
mlnd Is not prepared for suchan early
solution OF tn" question. Ih" g"v
"rnInrnt had, however, just two
weeks ago taken III" pr"caution TO
move ali the >p"ci,. Deposits amount
.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11


though our ahl" corresp spondent here /,
totore occupied the same ground as
did ourself, he has changed his mind !
materially, owing of course to the
emergency. That We We're one of
the first to oppose the m"asure-onr
readers are aware-we did 1t Hnder
the impression that it was wholly un-
necessary now, however, We view it
in an entirely different light. If in
dications tend to exhibit the true
positions OF affairs in our country,
the intelligence received and publish
ed during the | asst few weeks, we
think sufficiently opens t" our gaz"
the crisis now upon Ms. We must
meet the inevitable result, by boldly
sacrificing our private opinions and
any pecuniary interests which might
deter us, in bringing to an end, this
merciless and cruel war.
The time for discussion of the
merits or dement's Of delicate qUrS-
tious is past. 1t drvoly.s upon lis to
NEE. rs man-sIaveholders or no,-
0'''' '''o,',' ~, ''''. ~ 80 ''''''' Nv
We will be suhjugatrl rather than
part with our slaves, vi" can hr of
the or.at4st assistance 10 us at this
,,,.;nl. L :, ~, b;..,,. - o,r
~ '"S "''i ~ NV ''''' W "
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-11

Every person wanting to subscr he
to a paper, is reminded that We do
not refuse TO enter new names upon
our books, as m0ny @uppose, but con
tinue to give all a chance, 50 long rs
we can get printing material, regard
less Of the cost.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-18
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Financial AETIiT,s.


Minn2 stocks or rathcrsomc Of them. we're pretty
active asain To-day, bat the general market wa
dull. Guld WAS per rclH better, selling AT ll5la
and closing at lI'. bid, ll-:il asked. The uansac-
iom in To-day were very very light, the sales at
both Board< footing up les than SH.0oo.
For Goyarnmcut. the market VIZ stronger: 5-21s
selling at 3. and 80 at $50 advance ycster-
days quotations.; 5-.os sold at io2 lulu@i for new
issue and closed at 1921 bid ur new. and l0l' . bid
Cor old issue; 7-:o's brought ~ for Sd SERIES and
97@iaN77 for u series Forts Of l>S 10 wa, bid and
jos asked, hat uD -.lvs were made. There are but
few STATE stocks o0yru4 aad nothing wa, done in
thgm today. Baltimore city IS continue very
firm, -,..r -z.mU 81 i-gp- h.r. Did nj the Board
at lnu' uipo' In Railroad bonds the transac-
lions to-day include Sl,mo Baltimore and Ohio
lsSU'- 1T lHl&l and ~2w@ Marietta and Cncin-
uati boad nt ,i. small lot Of Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Shares sold a hc tu,g Board ut ~llaii IN
advance OF 4. bU, il ,ud uh~rpUcn,y at %llii d.id
closed II ~ll:; bid f', asked cA dividend There
was nt,hin- done in Northern Central or City Pas
scn~cY but the former left o1 at 81 hid. l5 asked,
ana the latgcr:st .1i hjd. -2liI asked. We notice
Sllc- day of l"l shares Maryland Fire Insurance.
Company a >Is .. Bankers and BROKERS Telegraph
w.ts lilmp. To-day, >li. being bid and -laI- asked
for il at thr Second Board
Mimi haI,- were m"rc active than any other
stock u the FIT. the -;t!e- embracing some 5000
shares r" iti lf shares upper Hill: 900 shares
MiueGai tiIl: Zoo -hu,, baltimore Chrome: 500
shares pylsH unia III. and 'o shares Deep River
Bare ij.l Huojuatcd considerably. it opened at
$50 advanced 80 $3.50. and dropped down to S}lo.
Copper hin declined ct-, selling at 800 Mineral
t!jli cts and Pennsylvania oil > to 10 cts. Balt-
lG"rc Chrome >oid ut the first Board at Loo regular,
and At the second at @l.Jo buyer -.
The demand for money continues very active. but
tEe supply seems equal to the demand. mos borrow
a.. who are willing 10 pay the ruling rate which Is
ill rog cent for tIcas paper, being able to sup
ply their demands Demand loans with lrst-clas,
collatclal- can he made al per cent.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-18
John KEEsyEODE
ROOFING, ETC.
ROOFING!

PAGES FELT, CEMENT AND GRAVEL ROOF
ING
is the best in USE and has been well known for ff-
teen years
We guarantee all new work for five years.
1t is better than Tin, and costs half us much.
Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
We are the only manufacturers of ROOFING MA
TERIALS in Maryland, all of which we keep con-
stantly on hand for sale
TIN ROOFS and IRON FENCES painted with
our PATENT PARAFFINE VARNISH.
PAGE BROS & CO.,
OFT III Smiths wharf.
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NJ ARiNE JOUR NJ a L
PORT OF BALTIMORE.

TUESDAY, October l., 1862
arrived.
-, 'lcamer Louisiana, Porter, from Norfolk-to NJ
Fails.
steamer, George Leary, Brakeman, from Norfolk
steamer Vim Woodward, CundiG, from. New York
-mdse to j 4 Shrver.
steamer Jniata Phillips, from IIavrc dc Grace
Steamship Allcgrny, Flagg. from New York-mdsc
+" baltimore Ohio Railroad
Steamer George Necms. kirwau from PauXcnt
riycr-to NJ Il Wccms.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, from Richmond-tc
steamer b & J Baker, Cole, from Norfolk-sundrie.
To NJ 4 MITCHELL
salt and mdse to I l. Brauns & Co. lowed up by
Mary Shaw and Emma.
Sehr Isabel Alberto, Huse from Warehan--ballast
~ ~ - - -" Cleared.
Steamer Louisiana, Porter. Norfolk-M n Falls
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Nortolk-A W
Stcanshin VIM Kennedy, Hallett Boston via Nor
$feqmship Sea Gull. Fish, New York-saml BIaid-
sell, Jr.
=. steamer Matilda. Kirwan, Fredericksburg-J j
=, Steamer Jmiata. Phillips, Havrc de Grace J
Taylor
Steamer Express, Ryther. Alexandria and Wash
lngtOn- A Nccdham ~ Sons.
Steamer 0ctorara, mclaughlin, New York; A
Shrver
Steamer Mary Washington, Gourley Patuxcnt
Bris Sea- Lyon, Low, Barbados and market
Knox x Co.
Brig Raven, Peterson. Boson-E Pratt X Bro.
Brig Star of Peace, Boomer, Proyidence-ChaS NJ
jackson ~ Co.
Brig Buena Vista, Robey, Jersey City-R NJ
llCslCu.
Brig Mcmento More, Aaron. Philadalphi;r-R W l.
Rasin.
Brig VIM Severe, Eaines. Washington-Chas W
Cooke \ Co.
$Schr Lucio Ives, Wells, Bridgeport, Conn--W
Rhoads 4 Son.
Steamer VIM Kennedy. Boston.
Steamer Sea Gull. New York
Bark Orchilla lIavener Boston
Arrived from Baltimore.
steamship Carroll, Lennon, New York 10th inst.
Cleared for Baltimore.
Steamer John r Thompson, Mckaig New York
18TH inst
Schr Mason, Martin, New York 10th inst.
BY TELEGRAPH To BALTIMORE NEWS ROOM.
Steamer Falcon, Allrch. hence at New York.
10Th inst.
Schr Hannibal. Rogers. hence for Boston, sailed
from Holmes Hole. llth inst
Bark Flora Hubbard, sailed from Charleston, 18th
instant for Baltimore.
Memoranda.
Brig Harry knight, hence was NJ Matanzas. 9th
instant "
Schrs Flyaway. Matthews, and [ * T Cranmcr,
Abrams, both hence, at New Haven 18th inst
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
L. gss5 r5EsF1 REEMM0SD. .FREDE
80 - ytss...-.tasssz. RTCkSBIRG AND pore
MAF Il ITO TIP ( VEL JruS IyfNT SfJI'Vg

L. ,e55 r-:z;E:;5:;;::;7 RICHMOND; FREEZE
80 !. S 5s-..-.i:sSs.z. RTCkSBURG AND POTu-
MAC 4. RIO TRl TELLERS GOING South.
TWICE DAILY tS'mdoy p. IT. Ercepied0
The quickest and most direct route 10 Richmond,
Va, and the South, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Washington.
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash
ington to Aqua Creek and Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac RAILROAD now entirely completed
from Aqua Creek to Richmond, Va. connecting
thOre with trains on the Richmond and Petersburg
and Richmond and Danyie Railroads, for Peters
burg, Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh, Greensboro
Salisbury Charlotte and Chester :. {.
Trains leave Camden Station mt 40 A. VI. and $50
and 7. NJ - connecting mt Washington with steamers
leaving Sixth Street wharf daily, Sunday night
eXcepted), ut A. NJ and S.45 p. NJ. and arrive in
Richmond mt 30 p. NJ. and $50 A. NJ.
THROtGH TO RICHMOND IN TEN HOURS
Fifty Miles Shorter and % hours quicke, than ann
other R0uie,
Be sure and get through tickets via Aouia Creek
and Fredericksburg to Richmond nj CamdOn Station
Baltimore and get through baggage checks
pmnlbuSseS and baggage wagons always in readi-
ness to convey passengers and baggage to the steam
ers in Washington citytrce Of charge.
A. NEEDHAM & SON,
No. Il2 Light street wharf
General Agents.
CHAs. NJ. lIANEV,
oc9-t General Passenger Agent.
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Baltimore Markets. actoberrz

COFFEE There sale yesterday of an in voice f
i,iW bags prime Rio Victoria" on private terms
put to-day there has been nothing done in Coffee So
far as we have heard The market is very firm in
tome and prices have rather an upward ten dencvm
we q9ote e no at %2a2OH cts gold, for common to
iadr: 2laZ2 cts gold, for good to prince Laguayra at
FLOu R.-There was but little inquiry for Flour
tins morning, and no sales Were made on Change so
lar az We could learn. The local trade demand
keeps up, but there is inquiry whateyerfar Fionr
for export. The light stock and limited receints ena
bles holders to maintain prices and all destinations
may be quoted steady at previous rates. We ounte
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atlTY REGrsrER.S OFFICE.

-, BALTIMOKE, NeptemDtT %, I6Ol. J
nj r. CLOSING SECOND LANE.
,oai ne commissioners for Opening Streets having
nnd hh OF Their corrected statement of damages
anu trao dement's for closing Second lane from Water
given I,t 1'Mn street, notice is, therefore, hereby
Office for thirty days from the date hereof dnrin
Whlch time Appeals therefrOm may he mods +" IL
Superior Court of Baltimore City, "'ae /" tne
aa-law.4W -Aiot" ~,
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NEw YoRK. Oct l7.-Fiourhas declined , cts-salcs
Of $500 hbls state $7.9iaSSl Ohio S!ai2.6n Southern
S!tIualG. Wheat has declined a2 ct~-acS Of T. 900
bushels Chicago Spring Sl.rjal.I9 Milwaukee, Club
- .I6al7a: Amber Milwaukee - 80: Old Red Western
-; New Amber state $50. Corn has declined Ct
sales Of so0~' bushels at SiaS9 cts. Beef is FIRM
Pork Is hcayy-Salcs of 500 hblS-McSS S:E}.25a5f-
Lard is firm nj u .Si, cts. Whisky closed trin mt
80 Sugar is firm Muscrvado ~ aalll cts. COT
lee lirm-salcS of l,j0n bags Ru 1914 cts Naval
Store. steady. Petroleum firm ut &Sa39 cts for jru,lc
Irci"ht- iirincr. Gold iiG.
s>ltiaa,i@Il,Ha Markets.
PuILApFLPuIA, October Decentralization is
dull and unchanged. Flour dull-Super s. 25aS. ~
Extra $a?.1l. New Red Wheat S2.;ija2.40: Old =. 10
a245. White $40. yellow Com sells at 80 cts:
White 90 cts. Whisky N2.&2n2 - Oats - cts
New Work Cattle Market.
NEW luRK, October l7.-Becf duh at 10a1S ci, re-
cclri~, $50 head. Sheep steady at :f34an cts re-
celrls 10000 head Swine lower AT llallla cents;
receipts, 1900 head.
Cincinnati Markets
CINCINNATI, Oct. l.-Flour is dull but prices are
not lower. Wheat has declined. Provisions are dull
Whisky has advanced 10 SIT. Holders ask nm nd
vance Of cent.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
& NIFTY REGsSTER.s OFFICE.

" BALTIMORE Sept. %, 1865.
CLOSING WATER STREET.
The Commissioners for Opening Streets having
made return of their corrected statement of Dam
ages and benefits for closing Water street, from
Fourth street to Port Wardens line. notice is there
fore, hereby given that the said statement with ac-
companying plats, will remain in this Office for thirty
days from the date hereof during which time appeals
therefrom may be made to the Superior Court of
Baltimore City. JOHN A. THOMPSON
se26-1awiw Register
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Observation-Disclosures,

Mayaguc2. = R--Brg James Carey Coalc, 9gS
hhds sugar. 70 bbls do. Stirling X Ahrens.
ilalitaX-Er schooner Reindeer l22 bblS mackcrcl.
half bblS do. 70 hbl< hcrrn%S - half bbIS do p
Dill haiibut. - hhl~ aicwvcS, Thos. Il. Matthews x
Sons.
81 John. B-Schouncr Nancy W locke. lj90m
ps palmgs, -6ou0 aths, &6ooo feet lumber Kelsey x
Gray.
Navas~.r-Brig Romance, @20 tons guano. Navassa
Phosphate Go.
Liycrpooi-Br brig Arbutus 3,2fi sacks salt, + l..
BraunS \ Co: 1910 sacks do, Samuel T pearce: Is
mdsc, pkg do. Eaton Bros X Co; 1879 boxes tin
plate, order
si.GEsortS-e'0,sf,. sse.
Nortnll-Steamcr ~ j Baker. $4,000 shingles -
bbs tar, i ClCmCnts u bales rags T. bags haXsccd
500 lbs old rope, Wheclwrght, Nudge Co.
NToriS-FOreiGn.
Barbados and a markct-Brig Sea Lion Isl
shocks 5000 slaves, l22 bush peas $50 feet lumber
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MEDICAL.

E[ EENER'S FEVER.
EA kEENER'S FEVER
AND IGJ'E POWDERS.
AND AGUE POWDERS.
AND IGIE POWDERS.
These POWDERS were originally prepared Ivy
MeSsrs. c. n ID. n kCcncr Druggists of long stand
ing in Baltimore. They have been in for better
than twenty years though never adv crtiScd, and
now for the first time fairly before the public. Dur
ing this period, they have proven TO be the very best
and almost the only universal specific for Fever and
AGue. Of all the medicines in vogue. There At
present many preparations in very similar in ap
pcarance and in composition, to this one, but for
want of care either in selecting in compromising
the articles of which they made, they want that
efficacy for which this has become so justly noto-
ruuS.
The intrinsic merit Of this medicine has suggested
the propriey of mproy ing its appearance by the ad
dition Of neat wrapper well Of giving greater
publicity to its character and virtues.
JOHN hEARY & Co.
Wholesale agents,
Nos. So and 81 Hanover street,
o9-2m Baltimore, Nd.
ID "a. "A. ES 4 III
NO. y LEXINGTON STREET,
Second door from CORTLAND street.
OPPOSITE TIE COURT HOUSE.
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6NTY REGISTERS OFFICE.

V BALTlMOKE, StptenDGT, 300.
CLOSING SEVENTH STREET
The Commissioners for Opening Streets having
made return of their corrected statement of damages
and benefits for closing Seventh street, from Water
TO Sixth streets notice is therefore, hereby given that
the said statement with accompanying plats, will
remain at this Office for thirty days from the date
hereof during which time appeals therefrom may be
made to the Superior Court OF Baltimore city,
JOHN A. THOMPSON,
Se2j-1aWiw Register.