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Out OF population of 10000, II, :
600 deaths by cholera have recently
occurred in the island of Guadeloupe.
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Boston. March Ii. 1856


+. Haynes and Co.-Gentiemen: My wife hav-
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ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM.

The Basam is put up in Bottles with full direc-
tionS. Price 50 cts. and Sl.0O.
For Sale hy Bailey and briggs, Fairee, VT
Darling and Dival, East Cornih, Vi; J. c. Bing-
ham, ST. JohnSbury, Vt; William Josyn & Son
Barton, VT; J. S. IL. Weeks, Danvlle, VT; d.
Whittlesy, Glover, VT; Barns and Whitney
Newport, vi; Charles Carpenter, West Charles
ton, VT; F L. Brown, Canaan, VT: Adncy
StoorS, East Lynn. \. H.; Edward Savage, Lam
caster y. H.; F. F. Hodgman, Littcton, \. II.
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Maiden, March ., 1856.
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BLOWS, Seeds, and FcrtizerS.-Coe's Super
L Phosphate of Lime at manufacturers prices,
Joyce's Force Pump, Kimbal's WheeirakcS, and
all kinds of haying tools, for sale by WHITE
MORE, BELCHER, & CO. 80 s. 40 So. Market
St, Boston.
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For use against Moths in Clothing. Its advan-
tages, Efficiency, Economy, imparts sweet odor
to the Clothes and sure TO last through twelve
months. The best thing. Every druggist has it.
HARRIS & CHAPMAN, Boston.
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FHNHE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET OR
CANS, forty different styles, adapted 10 81
cred and secular music for $50 to $500 each
Fifty One GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, o.
other first premiums awarded them. ILLUSTRATED
catalogues free. Adore. MASON q HAMLIN
Boston, or Mason Brothers, New York.
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EDWARDS & DICKERMAN,
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

CEMISAL WEAKNESS, &C., car be cured by one
y who has really cured himself and hundreds of
others. Address, with stamp, EDW. IL. IRA
YER, Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAEr FRIDAY APRIL 20 1866

Steamer Ellie Knight, Harrington, for Baltimore,
SEIZED from wilmington Z, 18th, and from the Inlet
Bark EIyerton, Smith, sailed from Matanzas 7th
inst, for New Orleans.
Bark St Ursula, Lanfare, cleared at New York 18TH
BT big W Il Harris, Card from Trinidad, arrived
at St Thomas 9th ut.
Brig Chag Williams, Thompson. from Key West,
arrived at T. inidad. 3lst ult.
inst. for New York
Brig Lark. Hudgins from Cienfuegos, arrived at
New Orleans 18th inst-before reported at quar-
antine.
Ital brig Marietta. Laveggi, was loading at Matan
Brig Hyperion, Mitchell, was loading at Matanzas
18th inst for Baltimore.
Brig Alpha, from Windsor, n S, for Baltimore
sailed from Holmes Hole 10th inst.
~ Brig Jenny =. was at st Thomas 9Th inst, Tor
Talardo, to load for Baltimore.
Brig Fannie, Trader. for Baltimore. in five days.
Brig F W Wilson, Knight. hence at Savannah
Schr Il Endicott, -, was loading at Matanzas
18th instant for Baltimore
Sehr Robert Raikes, Case, hence at Portsmouth,
Schr Lewis Chester, returned to Holmes Hole 10th.
on account of head winds.
schr Bates, tiankinson was at St n Thomas 9th
inst for Ponce to load for Baltimore or Philadelphia
Schr Jennie Morton, Freyholz, was loading at Ma
tanzas 18th inst, for Baltimore.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
FORTRESS MONROE. April IS, 1866.
The following are the names of the quarantined
vessels released:
Briggs Castor. Chattanooga. Chas Wesley. Water
Witch Rothsay Caroline and schr Peerless, all from
West Indies bound to Baltimore.
Brig VIM Nichols. from Sagua, 10 days bound to
Baltimore arrived oday, was quarantined, but sub
| sequently allowed to proceed.
Arrived i'm Hampton Roads.
The following are the arrivals in the harbor:
| Schr Mary Smith, I'm Tangier's Island for Boston
| Schr Dickerson, FIN Tangier's Isl for Boston
| oysters.
Schr Hopkins. I'm Tangier's Island for Boston
oysters.
Schr Rebecca secor. FIN Bait for Charleston-gen-
era cargo.
schr Joseph Franklin. FIN James River. for New
lockwood.
| Schr Compromise. I'm Port Royal for New York.
| Schr Ii Horton, FIN Iangier's Island for Boston
l. oysters.
| Schr Mcclellan, FIN James River for New York
| wood.
| Sailed from Hampton Roads.
| Schr Ovoca, FIN Bait for Charleston, S C-general
schr Sarah Smith. I'm Tangiers Isl for Boston
| Arrived at Norfolk. Va.
| Schr Diamond State, Carey, Philadelphia-coal
| Schr ii Culpepper. Alexander Bat-aSSorted
| cargo to North Carolina.
| Schr Ella Rowland. Charleston, for New York.
| schr Planet Mars. Bonn, North Carolina.
| Weather thick, heavy and foggy-wind f.
quarantine has been placed all vessels arriv-
| ing from Key West.
| by telegraph to News Room.l
| Bermuda-In port April 18th, ship Mary Whit.
ridge, Cutler. for New York-ready to sail first full
| tide.
Fort Monroe, April l9th-Schr Phantom. I'm West
| Indies for Baltimore, gone up the bay.
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NJ A RINE 20 UR N AL
p92T OF BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY. April 10. 1866.
A n.nsAnE

Arrived.
Steamer Georgeanna Pearson. from Norfolk-to NJ
n Falls.
Steamer James Brady, Lands. from Gorfolk-to
j Blrckhead Jr.
Steamer josephine Thompson Moore from New
lork-mdse to j A Shriver
5teainer henry Ia. CAV, Her, from Philadelphia
!ndse to A Shriver.
Steamer Columbia Harner from A1axondr;o-to
Worthington. ' ~ "
Steamer Diamond State, Wilson. from AIexan-
dria-A Needham & Sons ' -i0A- -A'N>1-
Brandt. Jr ALVIN A'i'hlion
=, Steamer Lancaster. Tomlnson- from Hayre de
Ital bark Qreste, Cherico. 49 days from fdverpoo,
salt to John Hughes. i' q p'"i-T
Prus bark Wodan, Schievelbein, from Livernoo,-
general cargo to Foard 4 Rogers
ScEr Samuel Ii Travers, Applegarth from Will
mington, C--rosin and iron to Hopkins l. Janney.
Cleared.
Steamer Georgeanna, Pearson, Norfolk-M Falls
Steamer James I. Brady, Lands. Nerfolk-J
Birckhead, Jr.
Steam er Martha Stevens. Chance New York; A
Shriyer.
Steamer John shriyer Dennis. Philadelphia
Shriver,
', Steamer George Weems. Kirwan. Patuxent river
Nj l. Gems,
Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson. Hayre de Grace
Sch schr L Palmer, Palmer. Charleston-D Keel
K sehr Il Williams. Fooks Plymouth, N CD r
Sailed for baltimore.
st hs HSoiiand, Rose. sailed from Matanzas; 18th
&c scar ieksburg. Mitchell, sailed from Matanzas
18th inst. for Baltimore. fi't4 ~ @sA+A "
Memoranda
Steamship Liberty Stafford. hence via Havana. nj
18th inst, '' A'A0e a' 0oS'on'
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C0EFEE..We have reported to-day, sales of 600
bags Rioex Clifton" at Is cts gold in bond. and of
400 bags Rio from second hands at 24@25 cts curren
cy Westill quote as follows. viz: Rio at l6@1919 cts
gold for common to good 2Ol4@2l cts gold for prime
at 27]2@272 cts gold The stock here is about 10000
bags.
FLOUR.-The market continues excited and buoy
beyond doubt extremely light. The demand is how
ever almost entirely from the local trade, and trans
of 800 bbs good City Mills Super at 49, 200 bbs West
efn fiSpr at for Super and 50 rs for Extra and
81 SVT nos Fine Flour at from 81 Is to s25 that at
the l2tter hgure being nearly equal to Super We
quote to-day as follows, viz: Howard Street Super mt
~ fancy brands do at So do Extra at $lO25
to choice at 81 81 do Extra 50 75iO do Fami-
y at il9o@l , Gty Mills Super at 9@925 do Stan
OBJ and PatapSco Reservoir and other choice brands
Of Family and Extra at $i6 for the former and Si4
Corn Meal at SS.50G93.6O 2 Dbl. '' A'i'
GRAIN.-There was some Wheat at market to-
day for the first time for several days and sales
made of LOO bushels good fair Maryland red at $50
255 cts, and f6o0 bushels prime do at go cts which
is an advance of cts on any previous sale. There
were several parcels of Western Wheat Offering to
arrive, but. far as we could learn sales were
effected. Corn was in light supply. the receipts
amounting to only about 5000 bushels, but the mar
ket was exceedingly buoyant, and prices advanced
to8 cts bushel. The sales embraced 5000 bushels
white at 99@9a cts. and 200 bushels yellow s7@9O
oosn qescrRt91s eospg rn at the outside quo
nothing was done in Rye, and we can give quota
tons for 1t.
MOLASSES-We notice sales to-day of II pun
cheons English Island ex "Chesapeake" on private
terms PIT we hear of no movement in other descrip-
tons we quote as olloWs w: Cuba eiayed at 400
at 40@l65 cts. and Porto Rico at 5ilaT0ct
PR0V1St0NS-The market for Provisions 81 dali
but nevertheless quite firm in tone There Is some
inquiry for Bacon sad it is moying off pretty freely
for Sides; Hams range ro 70 to 70 cts There Is no
Bulk Meat selling that hear Of but it is held Quite
firmly at ll1S@l cts for Shoulders, and Hail. cts
for for SIDES. Bulk Hams may be quoted az III cts
These figures are however, above the views of buy
ers- There is nothing of consequence doing in lard
or 3afreled Pork, but quote Lard at lS4@1S5s cts
doI estern IN hbls and terces, and 24 cts in kegs
ana 9aHrreIe4 Pork at 625@2650 for Mess, and 81
"a 4EIiE 1lR5 is steady at 91l@9 cts for Rangoon
iSaa 2gIz74 Gus Tor Carolina but are not ad
Vl Seec q any sales day.
Il tS9HuhEo.-We notice sales to-day of about 10
linus. c9nhisn grocery Cubn at l01% cts which com
lseS al me transactions in Sugars so far as we hav
neafd. Tne market is steady, and We continue t.
quote as f9l9gs VIZ # lo@1O cts for fair to GOO
cts Tor fair 70 good Porto Rico. and 12@i3 cts 10
REFINED SuGAgs.--Hard Crushed are quoted to -da,
% loA@l0 cts. White Soft Crushed at 144@l5 Ct
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MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle Military Department..

,uarers cavert ann Fareftn head
Assistant Adjutant General, Middle Military De-
partment Rrevet Col. A. E. King
First Army Corps Gu. S. Veteran Vounteers) Ueod
quarters eofaef palYsft and Fayette streat r. If
Col Finley anderson, Assistant Adj9taat General
MedlGal DiFector-Brevet Colonel Josiah Simhson.
crlee, third Story Department hsaiuuartera
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Nov
,andBfeSeI Brigadier General W, II, Browne; office
Depot Commssary-Brevet Brigadier Ceoovot rl, A.
Wilson, assistant and BIT. Lit. Col. l. N. Smith. q 8
ofipe, No, S, Gay street. up stairs. " De-
.-pepGI and Department QgaFtermGster--Col. Gao
" Bradley cprnor Calvert and Fayette straetg ss
sMis a Captain A. a. Cumming. A. Q. NJ; Office
Chief Paymaster-B rsVet Lieut. Col. F. Nj. Fitting
pasteTs-Breget Lieut.. Col. F. B, Warner, Major;
n a. 9. Hooper. Brantz Mayer, William r. Nicoli
ana NJ. d, Stewart; Offices, Post Office Building
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9rr LiverpooI Steam.Iiue

1t does mol ~ ka generally known as it should
be that the steamships Propontis, Bosphorus and
Delaware do not stop at Boston now on their way tG
and from philadelphia, nut ply direct between Liy-
erpool and this port, under the arrangement made
with the Pennsylvania kaitroad Company. Never
theess such is the fact and tn eAecI upon the pros
poets of the line has been both prompt and remark
able More freight now offers here for the ships than
they can take. The steamer now loading has all her
cargo engaged and her agents have been obliged to
refuse additional offers hold them for the Della
ware. which follows next. The grain elevator is do
ing large and rapidly augmenting business. and the
shipment of produce and merchandise by the steam
line wall consist 0; e steamships, under the arrange
ment made with the TaiirGa3 company, of which
three are now running, and The oIher pwG vii soon
be obtained. There never any doubt of the sue
ofthe enterprise II the railroad company could
only be enlisted in its favor and the present event
shows that the of the Baltimore undertaking
was, like the present, the result of having proper
backing. Our railroads are now fully proven to be
possessed of The key of the shipping business.
Under these circumstances our merchants will see
that they will have everything in their favor in
deayoring to do what they can Tor this line. T will
favorable terms as any of tho New York lines. ard
perhaps can afford them some advantages they will
not have at New York. It is essential that while the
ships should be always well filed they should not
find merchants transacting their business
mostly by way of New ork. The Pennsylvania rail-
road company, with its large influences and extended
connections in the West, can, without difficulty fur
nsh abundant work for this line in carrying freight
estern account, and this is what it will be
PEELED 10 do to avoid loss if merchants fail
to furnish the requisite business From present APP
pearances Phafelphians will have TO be prompt In
their offers in order to shipment for their goods
as the vessels most not be delayed and the company
must secure itsefhy the readiest means. Of course
we are aware that the rapidiy pcrea ing capital and
enterprise of the Western merchapts mast enable
them 20 transact large direct trade with Europe
which may well be done through Philadelphia as
through Baltimore. But this steam line must bring
some advantages to our own tradesmen well, and
we therefore now call their attention to the NATTER
iphiLa. AOrth American
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Or
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sold by SETH S. HANCE,
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How Mfchisandere Settle their Domestic
DifficuI.ies-The Price of q WIFE,

"A man named Gill moved into the town of mount
Morris. Michigan a few days since. and brought with
him what he claimed to be his family. Shortly ates
a Mr.. Hosmer made his appearance, and claimed the
svery effort to compromise the dieutv the two men
proceeded tS draw CUTS to decide the question of
possession OF the woman. The sticks were prepared
one. thus fairly winning the prize ID. But the diff
f aosms was hsd not to be settled for when
the woman, the desolate and onely nrnsneet IN the
future for Gill induced him to make PROPOSITION to
give Hosmer hive pounds of maple sugar and his note
for 81 for the woman, which liberal offer was accent
d, the papsr drawn, and Mr. Hosmer left. Those
who are acquainted Rith the parties think that Hos
Iner got the best Of the bargain. Taken ali around
ii was a sweet aAae. f ~ A'
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A South Carolina Romeo ana Juliet.

Mr.. Brown, the Columbia, s. c. correspondent of
the Cincinnati Conameroiql writes
1t appears that true love has been revived in this
State, from the following narrative, oommunica ed
by an acquaintance whom | knew in the Army of the
Southwest.
Early in the struggle young lawyer entered the
rebel service from this town, and obtained a Cap
taln's commission, deterrng engagement of mar
rage With young of high social position and
broad acres or colI9n dsassociated from any other
In her t9liettel Until the contest mad termtnayed,-
The loving twain agreed If should die before the
other, the survivor should follow to the tomb and
they made such promises as did the fair Imogene to
AlonZo the Brave.
At the battle of Five Forks, in Virginia the Cap
tain was killed; and the sad being communicated
death, though carefully conoealing her determination
from her relatives. .. t
few weeks after the fall of the young officer the
morning following the afternoon of his funeral which
she attended. pale and fearless a statue she was
found dead in her bed. Her parents SAID she lad az
pred of CONGESTION OF the BRAIN but note left by
their daughternformed them of intention com
NIT suicide, which she did with hydrocyanc acid:
and as the sentimentore religious rhapsodists would
have us believe joined her love in a realm of happi-
ness, where the amaranth OF affection forever blooms.
SUICIDE or AN OLD LADY.-Susan Arnold, fifty
years OF age residing in Burrillvile. K. l., hanged
evidently made every preparation for the act. She
mad loaded gup, dirk knile and vial Of mercury
tn the room Nth her; and had also lail out upon
1ed In another room all the clothes fer her burial.
A NOVEL EXCUSE FOR CRnfB.-A returned NeE
Hampshire soldier, who had bean sent to the State
Prison two years for stealing turkey, has been par
doned by Governor Smythe, who took into consdera-
ton the temptations in that direction to which he had
been subjected while in the army.
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ROOFING, ETC.
PAGES rEtT. cEMENT AND egAv Ell ROOF

PAGES IEGT. CEH EMIT AND GRAV Ell. ROOF
NE
Is thu best In us, and las baea veil known for 81.
taa9 veaTa.
We guarantee al nav wc-k fer avs years
q Il bette, than Tin. and costs bali rs lauch.
Old Roofs repaired at short aclice
We are the only manufacturers Of ROOFING RIA.
TER lAhS 10 Maryland, all Of whi5a 7;s keep con-
stsntly on hand IL: sala
liz ROOFS snd IRON FENCES PAINTED vita
sat RAGENF eARA FETlTR Y AgNTGH.
PAGE BROS i CO.,
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"A housemaid adyertlses for G situation in
s New Zealand paper, with the proyiso: "None but
respectable mistress. who wishes to leave hey ser
want in uninterrupted discharge of her duties, need
apply"
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MAIL REGULATIONS.

Time of ArriUal and CLOSING of Mails at the Post
Office Baltimore, ND.
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA To
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG.

wASuTNcTON1 , HH3A vy,,rrnr,
RICTIM0ND Am 1VNSii H nRPdA ~
-'A = ~ - l ~ l. = " n.y.
On and after FRIDAY Sent 1s65 tho tro;rso
this road viii run as follows: Sums
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leaves Washington at......... A. n. and $50 P. NJ
&c to1aAL !h "Vi'''''''. 6'0( r. " ana + NJ,
ArriYe In KIchmond at. ; P. NJ and A. II.
Lynchburg at.;;.: 30 7: NJ. and & a. IL.
TRAINS NORTH.
LeaVe bynehburg at..... 6,45 4. ". and tbs P NJ.
.s G 6lcddlnon9 %t.'.a' .''"., A. ". and us P. NJ,
GordorSTlne t........l2.3O p NJ. and 1920 A. NJ.
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FSK FOR GALVESTON, TExAs,-The fna
&EA f faSt sailing lin Schooner MARGtRET >,
her cargo engagea will have Immediate disDatch for
the above port for balance of freight or passage,
naVfng sqpaIior aceoModatioa apply st onca to r.
I'LL iCrGaer uubcs deI4-tf
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ER FOR 6OSTGN-DESPATCH LINE.
&TEA-The Regular Packet Schooner ANNA s.
Gasaas= BROWN Baker Master, is now loading for
the above port. and having the most of her cargo
engaged will have quick dispatch: For balance of
freight or passage apply to R. NJ. HESLEN, n. VI.
corner Pratt and Gag Streets 1nh2-tf
e FOR SAVANNAH, Georgia. ves-
S1HA sci will be dispatched for the above mort in
sIza sufficient freight offers Apply at once to
N. HESLEN, N. W. corner of Pratt and Cav streets,
I'LL Iurther ia2l-tf
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The quality of the offerings this week are about the
same as that of last week. being tolerably even.
Up to yesterday was generally thought that the
supply of cattle would fall short of the demand and
dealers purchased at considerable advance over
last weeks prices; subsequent arrivals, however,
changed the appearance of the market. there being
an ample supply, aud this morning the market opened
heavy, both butchers and dealers being apparently
determined not to yield. the former had TO submit
however, to an advance Of so cts. upon 100 all
grades. The market closed duh and heavy-about
the same number of cattle being left over as at the
close last week.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-20
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KTOSAELL HOUSE,
81 HOLIDAY STREET.
BALTIMORE,
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