Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARBLE HALL.

West Baltimore street, is one of the established in
stitutions of the city. Its fame is universal and
gentlemen in search of outward habiliments know
exactly where to go to supply their wants. We were
not aware Of the magnitude Of the business trans
visiting the place, we found large number of hands
busily engaged in preparing the garments for the
makers. and large force of clerks attending to the
wants Of the buyers. The trade has almost doubled
within the last twelve months. and the immense
stock of all description of goods piled up the
counters will show the extent and variety of their
business.
The stock ofGoods for the fall and winter season
comprises all the latest styles which they will make
up for customers in the most faithful and fashionable
manner employing none but first class work mcn in
this department. Their supply Of ready-made
Clothing is also extensive and Ofsuperior quality and
purchasers will find it to their interest to pay Marble
Hil visit as the prices will be found most moderate
and below those of any other house. Another thing,
after you have supplied yourself with Clothing you
can step right next door without going into the
street, and procure all descriptions and varieties of
Furnishing Goods.-SundoD Ie- nov1-lw
Y-.7;rAN APPEAL TO TIE BENEVOLENT.
BALTIMORE, Oct, 31st, 1865
The Maryland Union Commission would call the
attention of the citizens of Baltimore to the condition
oftho people in West Virginia. The Rev J. L. Irwin
Agent of the Commission, writing from Buchanon
Upshur Co.. under date of October Is to Rev. +.
Israel, Corresponding Secretary says: MY object in
writing you now is to give you statement in refer
ence to the condition of one neighborhood some
a few miles of this point | found eighteen 'riRo,rs
ruth an o9grcguie oftyt,ro chitirca, and eight chH
widows and children of men, who died as citizens an
the curious RrjsoHs Of The South All are dependent
and most Of them very poor, and without help, must
suffer. They may be able to obtain corn bread but
meat and clothing will be out of the question Think
Of poor woman out in this back settlement with
ing on
This is but one place whitman area of 1000 miles
square IN vast Va, that has been desolated by con-
tending armies and stripped bare of all the neccssa-
res of life. This morning widow and four children
arrived from North Carolina and brought by
n fhH Hoo, Of
destitute condition. where they cared for. Re-
tgees and Others are daily applying to us for help
Shall we continue these benevolent mnistrations
Ii 50, generous community must respond to APP
pGas. Several hundred dollars have already been
advanced, to continue this humane work who so
soppeth his at the cry of the poor he also shall
cry himself, but shall not be heard
Send provisions: Glothing and bedding to G. S Grit
nth. Esq, VI west Baltimore street. money to J. n
Brown, corner OF Calvert and Baltimore streets.
g: S. GRIFFITH,
President Of Maryland Union Commission.
REV. +. ISRAEL, Corresponding Secretary. IT.
O~[rTHEE EXRERFFsOg COMMITTEE on,
der their acknowledgements to the Officers and Po-
lice Force in attendance at the Institute during the
y manner in which they performed their duty, and
for the good order that was !, m ali
r SEVENTH yyARD.-The Board of Regis
and WEDNESDAY. Oct. 5lst and Nov. 1Sf from o
o'clock, A. NJ. to P. NJ. and from to P. NJ, for
' Hu5 poSe VI coil my errors or omissions.
- oc2I It OHce I'D f.asI MADISON street.
ma TEE ssEeshusE s,r veArTs,EfNV,C
~ CTTY-At tbo nr,ert solicitation 81 80, -;
nucntiaI frnnds hove LCen ;nJrcoI ~ IN many M e
rs the PF0PIS I@NTOV CAWnfD STE "G Yp ny MIL ITII
SHERIFFALTY OF BALTTMORF CRY ma e
mit yer te duties thereof
oc3l-6t* ALEXANDER AppLEGA RTI
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7 y ,- eITnIME ~ AND FARN ERS'
~ NATIONAL BANK.
BALTIMORE, October q, 1865.
The President and Directors of this Bank have de-
clared Dividend OF EN- PER CENT. for the half
year ending the 3lst inst, payable and after the
FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER next. All taxes paid
by the Bank.
oc25-colt TRUMAN CROSS, Cashier
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