Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.owM. 4. NiCFHGLES. ESQ. +:

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DEAR SIR In obedience to individual convictions
OF duty and the expressed desire of numerous citi
zens of the Twelfth Ward we beg to submit
cordial approval of your as its recent repre-
sentative in the City Council.
The thorough conveTsance You have displayed with
the essential interests of the city, and the rankness
and tearlessneSs with which you maintained them
has elected our esteem and secured our confidence.
Earnestly desiring, therefore, your return to the
Council, we request permission to place before
Council.
The recent nomination. had during the absence of
many from the city, and under circumstances we
expresson Of the War at the pao Ts box "
Trusting you VIII aceede to our request We remain
very h truly yoGr friends p.o,,on. r.,e War,
james T. Montell, G. Howard Rogers Truenan Belt,
son, Samuel Phillips, Joseph o. Foard, jarrett d.
johnson a. H Barpitz Henry Tyson, Robert tyson,
James II. Bosley. John I. Fardy, payid T.. Gray,
Thomas T.: Phillips, Allen \. Chapman, Nicholas
PopPIein Edward A, Richardson, George }; Richard
John Langan, James Chalk. Peter Bond. VIM. g.
Scott, Isaac c. percgoy, T. +. lroxcll, Heron C. Muir
ray.
In compliance with the above request announce
myself as candidate for firs, Branch City COUNCIL
1t WIN. |. NICHOLAS.
~, TEE TEEzEsD QUARTERLY MEET
Episcopal Church, on TOMORROW, G5abbath) the
Sh inst.
Preaching at Il o'clock A. NJ, by the Rev. John
M NJ p d. at ~ o'clock P NJ by the Rev JOS
Preaching on each evening Of the week. at ~ P.
N. On Monday evening. Rev r. K. Murphy: Tues
day evening, Rev. NJ I. lIawlcy: Wednesday even
ing, Rey, !. r; gladden.; Thursday evening, Rev; 7.
Sewcll, j. D.. Friday evening, Rev II. Sliccr D. ID.
LOFE-FEAST on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst
The public are invited. It's
N~z5D THE sOgTTEE BALTIMORE E1ELI-
- ING ASS0CIA ALTON, No. l, will meet on
TUESDAY NEXT, the 10th inst, ut p NJ. in
Room No. 1, RoySton Hall, corner Of fripoets alley
Seventh payment due. Fines will he enforced against
all delinquents Treasurer to be elected. Those
wishing to join must do at once ms but few shares
remain. Further information given by
III. T.. JOHNSON,
lt+ 35 North Charles street.
N5o ATTENTEeN SIXTH wARD.-THE
~ Union voters of the Sixth Ward favorable to
Thomas Brnscup, Esq. the regular nominee of the
party for the First Branch of City Council are re-
quested to meet at Schwinn,S Hail. corner Of Broad
ING, October 9th, at ~ o'clock, to make arrange
MINUS By order ycr'' ''''''''S '''''''" C. H. PITT
ocI-2t* President.
7ID THE VOTERS OF THE SIXTH
| G>cS WARD having met and nominated me, in
mass meeting, on the I'd October feel myself bound
| to accept the nomination, and pledge myself if
elected, to advocate the interest OF said ward-espe-
cally and particularly advocate the erection of public
hydrants at the crossing of the streets am in favor
of the eight hour system and opposed to negro suf-
frage.
oc7-ruaw* VIM. E. BEALE
| 49, THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
| ~ ING OF THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
of Baltimore city. will be held in the Western Female
| ?. Nj. a. HAMILTON,
oc6-2t@ Secretary