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CLOTHING TRADE.-Baltimore is honored with a
large number of fashionable bazaars, devoi ed ex-
clusively to the retail clothing trade What strikes
us as significant too, most of these establishments
are conducted by legitimate manufacturers SO that
an Eastern article is comparatively hard to find.
one OF the most extensive and popular places of
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every size and quality of COATS, PANTS, VESTS &C.,
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iancy be consulted they cannot fail to please. Such
indeed is the variety of their stock that the will of
tne purchaser is more likely to DO perplexed as to
"hleh he Will take than sulleny to conclude not 10
buy at ALL ~ ~''-NiA"e n'' "
Ihese gentlemen, also, have various branch storos
throughout the country which exhibits a depree of
enterprise which challenges universal admiration =
Ihey simply need the acquaintance of man IN raka
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advancing.
MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcY, an Essay of Warning
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CATCHING TARTAR.-Neglect your teeth and you
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



10y BALTIMORE, November 9Th, 1865.
The public is hereby informed that in view of the
present alarm in regard to the approach of cholera
forced By order of the Mayor efficient force has
been placed at the disposal of the Board of Health
as means for promoting the sanitary condition of
% ey Ih force sSs will 60 duty on MoNDA
iocallty Citizens are respectfully requested to aid
TINS effort by ventilatng and embarrassing their
eeiiarI cleaning up their premises, and lining all
nll.4t BOARD OF HEALTH.
NFSTATE OF MARYLAND.
ny s; E6XbEGGHWT lyE DEPARTMENT.
African Methodist Episcopal Church at Miilineton.
in Kent county. was fred by an incendiary on or
about the, Goth October last, and another Meeting
aTs Of 5 in h p
Tuesday the It'll instant and that there is reason to
believe that these atrocities will be followed by others
like character the % sdH4sS 6ng to destroy
county and conducted in these churches.
Now, therefore, l. AUGUSTUS w. BRADFORD,
GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND, DO Dc BY }y,- this my
DOLLARS for the apprehension. and conviction of
the INCENDIARY who fred either of said Build.
l1gs or who may destroy any other Church or School
Hegse in said county and be thereof duly convicted
RNy ths Gi93vernsT. 4. W. BRADFORD.
" N. .: NIL. Secretary of State. novll-9t
r S7OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE
MEETING o Of ST0aEE MI Mn5fN ms COMPANY.
TI0N Of SEVEN pfREoToRsh % for ELESS
ensuing year will be held at the Office Of tbis ,ne
NSy between t6e hours y and E2D o;cosSP 10Th
The Transfer Books viii be closed on Sof * r A.
the 18th inst inclusive, by order As i''a u''
A'""" AssssssA
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WANTS..

NETANTED.-A YOUNG MAN desires To he adj
Wv mitted into some old firm he can place in
such house cash Capital Of 5000 is not particular
as regards the nature of the business. Address NJ
r. through the Baltimore Postoffce noIi-2w*
cG%Tx> WANTED.-A PURCHASER for a
e13-=zss5- Two-sCated, half-tOp PIIAETON in good
order. To be seen mt WILLIAM BOWERS & SONS
CARRIAGE FACTORY, West Baltimore street be-
tween Paca and Green streets. oclS-tf
a. WANTED To SELg.-A PAIR OF
G9l'CARRIAGE HORSES, either yingly or as a
span. Inquire Of JOHN THOMAS, or WILLIAM
SAWYER, at Three Tuns Hotel, corner Pratt and
Paca streets ocl3-tf
0eSBE a DAY!-AGENTS wanted to sch
slp AssPnew and wonderful SEWING MACHINE
ne n, Only CHEAP. one licensed. Address SHAW
CLARK, Biddcford, Me. sc7-3m, d&w
@sgAfA MONTH agents wanted for sic
sD eLSE eatireig articles, just out. Address o.
L. CAREY, City Building. Biddeford, Maine.
sc7-3m,d&w
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THE "FLORENCE'' AMERICAN
INVENTORS GREAT TRIUMPH.
THE SEWING MACHINE PERFECTED.

All the objections to other Machines are overcome
IN the Florence. 1t makes four different Stitches
with the same ease and with as little machinery as
motion-a uniform seifresuiati1r tension Of thread
order. - A---' ~ eo' O~' -
1t does all kinds of Family Sewing from the heayi-
est woolsns to the most delicate fabrics, using all
KINGS OF SILK, Cotton and Linen Thread from No. 20
work as the Florence No other pees es
the ladies so well as the Florence The Florence is
the only perfect Family Sewing Machine warranted
70 give entire satisfaction, money returned. There
Is no one who owns the Florence would sell it at cost,
Call and see its operations, whether you wish to
purchase or not
Samples of Sewing with price list, sent free by
mail. -
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
l55 Baltimore street,
Second story. over Danskin's Furnishing Store,
my2-tf d. W. CLARK. General Agent
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The HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail,
W. MERRILL, Agent,
~ Bnltimore street.
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VHNHE GREAT EASTERN TROUPE.
sKIFF & GAYLORD's MINSTREIS.
at the
MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
FOR A SEASON OF FIVE NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING NO VEMBER 18th.
20 STAR PERFORMERS, who will appear in an
entirely new, novel and original programme not yet
copied by our many unsuccessful imitators. The
Troupe returning East after one of the most
successful far Western tours Of ten months. ever
known in the history of Minstresy.
We have also added to our Mammoth Band the
new and beautiful Panorama OF
SHERMAN'S MARCH FROM ATLANTA TO
THE SEA.
The press and public both unite in declaring this
the most ynifcent and interesting Painting in the
country.
Grand Matinee Saturday Afternoon, November
18TH at % o'clock, for the accommodation Of Ladies
and Children, who cannot attend in the evening
Matinee Tickets-Children IS cents; Adults Is cents
Evening ticket to both Entertainments IS cents; Re-
served Seats so cents.
SkIFF & GAYLORD, Manager
nos Tvs c. E. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

VIE
gN-, A NUMBER OF SECOND HAND SAFES.
sMegI!Incuded are several of i. n. MILLER'S
RIsaimake, of various sizes. Also, number of
- safes Of other makes These safes were taken
in exchange for LILIES CHILLED IRON FIRE
AND BURGLAR PROOFS, and will be sold low.
A. PROSEUS,
General Agent for Lilies Safes,
ieg7-tf 81 Lombard street ODD Post Office.
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIr-TUESDAY NOVEMBER H. 1865

Oh. j. KNOX being no longer in our employ
GcY is not authorized to'collect bills transact
any business whatever III our name.
r. SINCLAIR & CO.,
nol3-3t* 81 Light street.
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+. KNAPP'S INSTITUTE.

40 NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMs-The I'M
tP dersigned is prepared to receive engagements
for Balls. Soirees, Concerts, Lectures School Exhibit
tons, Dinner Parties, &C. The rooms have been re-
fitted and put in complete order
For further particulars apply at the Rooms. l9i
North Exeter street.
m J0HN MrGE0CH- Agent
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BALTIMO NJ d.

TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. IL, 1865.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-27
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Dec u

NEW lORk, Dec. "a
The money market is easy and steady;
Ga7 per cent for call loans. Sterling Ex-
ckange-quiet at 9l,094al 900. Amer
can Gold-without decided change, open
ing at 81 ,45a, declining to II ,4ot, and
closing at & ,45s
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New EoriS Market.

NEW ORR, Dec. "a.
Wheat about previous prices, 3la.2c
for midlug. Flour-5al0c better on
good sound low grades, with, however,
only moderate business doing; S1,iUa
$40 for extra state; SS65a9,OO for Round
Hoop Ohio; 50 l0al0,S0 for trade brands,
the market closing firm. Whisky dull
and nominal at g ,25a2, 30. Wheat--la2c
hotter aud quiet at II, ~ for Milwaukee
club; $50 for No, | Milwaukee; and
SI,95 for new amber delivered. Rye
uuiet and firm: II ,US for state. Corn
quiet aud very firm; 9la9oc for nnSound;
qGag7c for sound mixed western, and va
g1c for inferior To good yellow southern.
Oats-Grm; 4-a56r for uns0und, aud 6ua
C3c ior sound. Petroleum dull crude
4Uc refined in bond SIC Pork-lirmei,
but not very active, closing at ~ "a
cash. $40 tor new prime aud e2l,'G Tor
prime mess Beei-quiet; lia2Oc for new
mess; iEal4fOr old Beet Hlms-lUIst
at lie. ShOulders-l3alG Bacon in
moderate demand sales Of 200 boxes
part Cumberland cut at l4sc on the spot,
aud i43c delivered. Dressed Hogs
heavy at l3a134c. Lard-tirmeri l"al9:"
Butter-lower; 30a35c tor Ohio aud "a
42c for State Cheese-dull At l3al9c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-27

COAP, SOAP, FOR THE TOILET
y and family use, the largest stock TO be found
in the city, at prices cheaper than the cheapest
at E. BOOKINGS
No Odd Fellows Hall Drug Stote
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ISAAC HOGE,

NLlIe OF MOnnusNlIIe,)
A TTORNEY ATIAW AND LAND
N AGENT Will practice IN Wheeling aud
the counties Of Marshall and Wetzel W Va.
Office over the Bank of Wheeling Main at
RPlenty OF wild land IN West Virginia for
sale at from IS TO $40 an acre. 10y said Hogo,
oct2O6m
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RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was rising last evening,
with eighteen feet water.
The Potomac left with good trip for
Cincinnati.
Capt Chas Muhleman, of the popu-
ular new steamer Phil. Sheridan sr-
rived in the city day or two since The
"Phil will be completed in week or
two.
The Bostona is the Cincinnati packet
for to-day.
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Regular Passenger Packet,

Regular Passenger Packet
For Pitybmg, Uhee'Rg aHd Pmka%Jmg
TssE NEW AND ELE-
LIS. s, Passenger steamer FOREST CITY,
.s.,s 80 Capt. john GORDON \. K. BUNTING,
Clerk, leaves Pitsburg Tor Petersburg every
Wednesday and Saturday at IL IL; leaves
Wheeling for Parkersburg every "Wednesday
ami Saturday at Il T. NJ; leaves Parkersburg
for Pittsburg every Monday and Thursday at
, F. NJ; leaves Wheeling for Pittsburg every
Tuesday and Friday at A NJ.
Freight received for PittSburg every Monday
and Thursday AT the Wharf Boat until 3 +. NJ. :
hy BOOTH, BATrELLE & co,
octet Steamboat Agents
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Valuable Property for Sale in
South Wheeling.

WILL SELL ON THE SECOND
w DAY OF JANUARY, 1866, at the Court
House in the City of Wheeling, lot No. IA,
Square 10, town of South Wheeling, with all the
improvements thereon, consisting OF one two
story brick dwelling with store; also one frame
dweiling and stable, &c, &c. Terms to be made
known ON the day of sale. Title good.
D1~'T7 = = WILLIAM SCHACKY,
Administrator Real Estate of John, Schacky'
dacaosad FtI[FfEE|. fsf decl3.lm
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Chronic Disease.
New Treatment and New Remedies
DIR kI.NrsR TREATS Al.

HR 4. , klsNE q REAlS Adj.
- Diseases of a Chronic Nature, but gives
special attention To the treatment of Chronic
Affections of the Genito Urinary Organs viz
Inflammation or Caturrh OF the Bladder ana
Urethra Irritable Bladder and Non Retention
and Dribbliug OF Urine, Urinary Deposits or
rravel Diabetes aud Difficult Urinating, Syphi.
Lie Di seases, Local and Constitutional, Gonor
hea, its complications and sequellae, SPerma-
torrhea and lmpotercy, ana all affections couse
quent upou youthful. indiscretions. All diseases
of those organs requiring Surgical interference,
operations quickly and realty performed Per-
sons afflicted, particularly with old troublesome
cases should lose no time 10 call on or address
Dr.. KISNER, No Mercury or other poisons
used. Consultations confidential. Communica'
tons enclosing stamp or fee promptly noticed.
Office hours 9 to IL 4 NJ, ~ and & to p. Nj.
decl -dAw6m
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING
10000
CAPITAg.,...-...---...-.--'
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS
T. H. Logan, T. p. Shallcross Geo. X. Wheat
Geo. Mendel, John Zeckler, Samuel McClel-
Ian G. W. Franzheim, JAS n. Vance, Alex.
Laughlin
THEs COMPANY HAVING HEEN
i duly organized are prepared to take risks
at tair rates on buildings OF all kinds merchan'
disc, manufacturing establishments, furniture,
steamboats, and caTgoes on the western rivers
and lakes also on the lives OF persons Tor term
of years This Company offers superior induce.
ments TO farmers, whereby they can be insured
for three years at reduced rates. This being 4
home institution composed OF some ninety'tonr
stockholders most OF whom are among our best
business men recommends itself to the tavOrl
bic consideration of the insuTing public and 50.
licits their patronage.
Applications for insurance wilt be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Office, No Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co
n C. ARTHUR Secretary
SAML MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
n. G. ARTHUR Agent for paying pensions.
Office, No. I MLure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
sep6.4m
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rstLn.Itr 4.
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Live Stock Market.
New york CnuIe Market.

New YORK, Dec 90, 1860
Current prices for the week at all the
markets, are as follows:
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TRANSPORTATION.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

OFFICE BALTMoRE & ONO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, Sd Dec, 1865. )
pAssRNGER TRAINS WILL RUN
i By the following schedule on and after the
I'd December 1865:
ACCOMMODATION TRAN.
DAILY Train
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The Richmond Papers on the Negro
Soldier Question.

PHILADELpHIA, March S:-A special
dispatch from Washington to the Bulle-
tin gives the following news:
Richmond papers of March 9th con
tain no military news of Importance from
North Carolina OF Virginia. The Enqui-
rer of Monday, in the course OF a long
editorial, says the country turns III dis
gust from Congress For five months 1t
has sat III Richmond, and day after day
witnessed the military strenghth of the
Comfederacy dwindling away, and though
Lee has appealed to it and implored ii t.
use the great military strength OF the
negroes for the defense of our country,
vet to this date of the session it has
wholly failed and refused to adopt this
measure for the salvation of the country
The Sentinel of Monday says both
Houses of the Virginia Legislature have
concurred i'll resolutions of instructions
to our Senators in Congress to support
the policy of introducing negroes as sol
diers in the field The resolutions take
the broadest grounds, and we trust the
Confederate Senate will now act without
delay.
In the rebel Congress resolution OF
the General Assembly of North Carolina
protesting against arning OF slaves III
any emergency without the consent of
the states was presented.
A bill was passed in the rebel House to
furnish volunteer organizations ont of
such persons As are not liable To military
duty
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NEwBERN, March Intelligence from
the North Carolina papers indicate that
both sections are concentrating their
forces on her borders for final struggle
A Raleigh paper says: The people OF
this city will hear the guns of the great
and last battle of the American rebel,
lion, and the traditionary grounds of tie
old North State will be the common
graveyard of State rights and State lines
without which no attempt at secession
could have been made The existence of
State lines will always be a sufficient
pretext to prompt the local interest OF
one section to revolt against the Gov
ernment if the other sections refuse to
sacrifice their local interest.
All history demonstrates the fact that
personal interest is paramount to love OF
country and even life itself. Hence to
make us one family, one people, to obllt-
crate these local dangers, we must abol-
ish State lines, which will give us a cen,
trail location to the magnet to which all
local interest will be attracted; Repub-
lican Government which will be the EN-
bodiment of free institutions; country
in which the people cannot run riot
and plunge into extremes under the cloak
of Democracy
The Raleigh Progress says that the
Federals are concentrating a force OF
10000 at Newbern, which will soon be
ready to strike General Lees army i'll
conjunction with Sherman's forces.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March


notwithstanding committees have
been appointed, the following being the
Chairmen of the permanent ones: Sum-
ner, Foreign Relations; Wilson, Military
Affairs; Fessenden, Finance; Grimes, Ma
val Affairs; Chandler, Commerce; Wade,
Territories; Collamer, PostOffices.
Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, moved that the
question be taken on the reception OF
the credentials of Mr.. Snow, Senator
from Arkansas.
Mr.. Davis opposed it, contending that
Mr.. Snow occupies the position OF an
alien enemy, according to the laws.
A message was received from the Pres
ident. when Mr. Sumner moved an exc
cutive session.
Mr. Lane wanted vote on the Arkan
sas case.
Mr.. Grimes said they could resume the
consideration of the question after re
ferring the Presidents nominations to
the proper committees.
After executive session the doors were
opened.
Mr.. Davis resumed his remarks against
the admission of the Arkansas Senator
and after further debate resumed his OBJ
lection to the reception of the creden'
| tials, which were referred to the Judici-
ary committee.
The Senate at o'clock adiurned.