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r S5[rSECOND NATI0NAI. BANK,
E-P BALTIMORE, Dec. 9Th, 1858.
NOTICE is hereby given that an Election for Seven
Directors Of this Bank will be held on TUESDAY,
january 9TH 1876, from II O'clock, A. NJ, until one
. clock p: NJ JOHN ". RANDOLPH,
dll-wtJ5&atH Cashier.
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COMPREHENSIVE,

y 9FitE.-Mr. BOSTON HAXLITT retired from
~ our firm on the 9Th day of November 1865
il l-EL- l 90,
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n - a SUPERIOR Ess1EEiE.-Wc can con-
to- scicntiousiy recommend to those suffering from
a distressing cough Dr.. ,Strcklands Mellinuous
and is withal not dsagreeable TO the taste. There is
no doubt that the Melliuous Cough Balsam is Que of
the best preparations in use and is all that its pro
pretor claims for it.. We have tried it during the
past week and found relief from most distressing
cough. It's prepared by. Dr.: Strickland, No 139
Sycamore street. Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale by
Druggists. Wholesale agents TOmsen & Block, and
A. togeler Co. jy:-1y
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BE WrcHT, iqf Tosoato Coi,nCfo We>t)
Physician and Surgeon.
Occulst and Aurist
can be consulted on Deafness. Discharges from the
Ear Noises in The Head, Caarrh. Diseases Of tie
Throat aud Lungs All diseases of the EYE requiring
either medical surgical aid attended TO. Office
No. H. in DR.. Thos. BuckIcrs old Office on LICKING
TON STREET d2S-lm,2 lp
COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-We take great
pleasure in calling he attention of our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement CT Messrs Smith, Bros,
4 Co., No. 20 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when say their present stock of clothnr
cannot be excelled. We commend this firm TO the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line They sell at small profits, and deal on tie
square with everybody.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
aaARYIAND INSTITUTE.

L,-r THE F0URT LECTURE OF THECOURSE
will he delivered on THIS TUESDAY EVENING by
Prof AIKEN. Suhect-Combuston as Source
of Light
This Lecture viii embrace the economical use and
tests of purity of Gaslight the influence of pressure
Light, nrummond Light, Magnesium Light and an
river.
Members have the usual privilege.
season tickets lof the Acluary) 60
Single tickets Cat the door d
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| F4SesEs 81 -ESVH.N5d'Y-E5g6tGsE FsE@45tj
| n OF PRINTING PAPER Of n GOOD oraiit,' mi
%5X39 inches in size. Apply at the office orthe
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cleansing syrup of the most effective and thor
ough character, and one especially adapted to clad
cate chronic complaints in all climates is Ralway's
Rcnovating RcSoIvcnt Let no man despair what ever
his ailment, or whatever the frulcss efforts he has
made TO cure himself by other medicines As Iofae as
Railways RcsOyent can be procured he is still Ger
tam o cure From one to six bottles of this cN "a
ordinary SYRUP simple is and easy il is for he
most delicate to take will vanquiSh every disease Of
chronic, constitutional, scrofuullS nature With
muregard to how long or how deeply roo ed may have
become in the system. There is necessity for
ing to the indlScriminatG use of CalOmcl, mercury
guune. iodine, corrosive Sublimatc arsenic ana the
host Of mineral poiSonS which constitute the basis Of
many of the SarSaparllas and alternative mixtures
of the day. for Railways Rcnoyating ResoIvcnt is
substitute for them all. The deformed and inirn
4rippc,yoS, even the rcpusiyc lcpcr with his body
covered with trightiul sores and running ulcers
and himself walking skeleton of putrciacinn-
have been perfectly cured and renovated or
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solvent For all skin diseases, for all diseases Of he
blood whether the faint be hereditary or the result
OF thougbtesSneSs for diseases arising from the ey
ccSSyc use OF mercury uunuc iodine or arsenic for
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SipclaS opht haImia itch for cancers tuOrs wasting
away OF the hody:.or vile humors and sores of every
descriptions Tor chronic rheumatism govt and neural
gIa; for dyspepsia AMI general debility; for rot ling
away OF the bones and fcSh for salt rhcum, scall
head. white swengs. and sore legs: for diseases GEN
Grated by the small pnX measles yellow fever chills
and lever, and so on. Roadway Renovatng ReSolyent
Is perfect ncveriailing specific. 1t may be relied
upon with the utmost confidence. and may be taken
by the dalntiest person easily. Sold by Druggists.
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nR0ONs OF TIE GERM ASnEl

IN ~, -, EACHANGE, CORNER WOOD and SOUTH
STREETS, BALTIMnRE. January Sth, 1S65-The An
nual election of FIFTEEN DIRECTORS to manage
the affairs of the CORN AND FLOUR EXCH RNC5E
for the ensuing year has been POSTPONED until
MONDAY January 18Th BY order
laN-te Holm P pACA Sou
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n SERgEn.

. CISSEL-FLETCHER.- the 9Th of October, by
the Rev, James N. Wilson. William l.. Cssel. Of
Georgetown, y. c. to Miss Minnie Fletcher, Of Bal
tim0rc.
NAMUTH-BOND.-.G l,t in the Broadway
VI. r Church, by Rev. 2. Light Wilson. assisted by
Rev. VIM. s. Hammond, Edward 7. NamUlh to Mary
c. Bond. all of this city.
DISQUALIFICATION the >t instant
by Rev. J. A. Lcievre, David W EonsayillC to MiS'
Isabel Howell. daughter Of VIM. p. Howell ESD
late of Washington.
DEEp
ARMIGEE.-On Saturday. the 9Th Instant. after y
brief aud severe illness, Henrietta beloved wife OF
Richard ATmigcr, in the seth year Of her age.
C0LTON-On the 9th instant, after lingering i'll
ness, which he bore with patience and resignation,
William II. Cotton. in the 65th year Of his age.
CARTER.-nn the 9Th of January, Of paralysis,
Miss Rebccca i. Carter, aged - years
FRANCIS.-On the morning of the 18th instant.
Thomas Francis. in the 10Th year Of his age.
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TIE nowE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
SEWING NJ ACHIEEg
For Leather and Manufacturers,
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v. MERRILL, Agent,
"a Baltimore street

Fs@H Q call our Readers attention TO SMITH. Bros
Co.'S New stock Of Spring Clothing just opened
1t SMITH, Beos. * Co.'S popular Clothing House, No
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Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods iu-!
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HAIR Dye! HAIR DYT!-natchc!ors lair Dye IS
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WANTS.
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SOUTHERN BANK NOTES
We will pay the highest market prices for ali kind
Of Southern Bank Notes ' 81
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II ~ 0EE'EGi: oF TfsE EsARYLAND
QrY. INEBRIATE ASYLUM, BALTImoRE, August
II, 1S65.-Yo the Public: WIN. COTTON, Esq. has
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necessary to accommodate patients, who are con
recommended to our fellow citizenH, by whose liberal
contributions we hope to be able to accommodate ap-
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tuition. Respectfully, GEO. G. NJ. ROBERTS, NJ D.,
President Maryland Inebriate Asylum aull tiff
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAI-TUESDAY JANUARY Q 1see
The Best in their Respective Departments.

Inc singular excellence of all Quackenboss school
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~ FARMERS, AND tsERClsANTs'

BALTIMORE, Dec. 6, 1865.
The Stockholders of this Bank are hereby notified
that election for seven Directors to serve the
FIFE ISar WI be- ned at s the BanhnE l3use on
?. NJ. j. SLOAN, JR,
de7-cotJal&dt1OJa Cashier.
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:, The exercises will DO resumed on MONDAY
NEAT. September 4th, ut o'clock a. NJ, on which
day now scholars will be admitted.
Three higher classes exclusively intended for young
ladies' formed last January, and arc in success
full operation at present,
Parents sondng boarders. are requested to provide
for their punctual arrival.
Ru3l -tff II KNAPP
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lr2 B,ITrvnPr. Dee :, 1865,
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Stockholders of
this Bank, that the ANNUAL ELECTION OF DI-
kEGTORS will take place ut the Banking House on
TU ESDAY, January 9, 1866. between the hours of
II a. NJ and l p. NJ. A. NJ. CARTER,
de7-tian0 Cashier
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-12

SAvprsKY Frsn TfAUg,- The BsIi@r
says The receipts of ISL at present
amount To from Ave TO eight tuns per day
When navigation opcas thc receipts VIII
not hc less than fort j. tons por day, during
the entire season The fisherman arr now
preparing thclrnctS tackcls. Sc.
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bcen ptOleu hy Ur
tunl experiment 10
increase the quaii
tity Of milk and
eyorm tHenty pr
cyut and make i,ir
butter nrm md
sweet. IN fattcuiIr
cuttie,itgiyc. tl.rl
an appetite. iur r4
Urir hidt art
n.H O. 80 tul.u
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Divorce Notice.

VI. n Uq iGt,--IS HEREBY 4GlNkN pil
b. &C raridaSt tenn OF the Court NJ Common W
tlre4tingsOmer Oounty Ohui.i via nurpt "
nlyvfre from my Wifc, JANE ULEGdl lW
Wtr1rl absence forfye wears -'lN %
.U.H l.'f' y tf '-.',I' THOMAS CEESt
lu. FsBi18 lfB,-IHIt ... . Il t.i afeb'A.t
t..4I M. il.il. "a .GllI uHa
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ErorrNENr. .-Thc vifuious peopi, fot
Wiliansburgh New York, are ius, now 70
tfttleeVcitci overthc c'orrucrtofaNunnE
. -. ieau.i ilul 4and accomplished wife vita 40
.ttt' lioniojy ann te'npa~ct tahor. lht
wninan Ien behind an uiulgent husband,
three uretty children ~uutta caiatpituDle
lomr. The tailor Iast.l vf1i 6 2 Fllg
ana very iudigu4i - ie. ,.---.r ..
vow .II 10 FbnEa
1ct,.r rrath NI47 Corvvn. late or ehctj-
dam ttaIuly, tu Arohm-hap Purcell pub
lishtd shc Cotbotc 3e'egr1pb i>,- She
raspua,iblitylprt the Wruiyg of 60 umniA
$. QlNbon wato Hmpaon. who wps 81
f1lli,h ~ to hll-the trcct3 with loese rot-
ION and fcflise to snrpndcF.
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ataIIe estate.
LEMTz & APPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Office Bob Third street, North Side.
AyTnN ntfvr


DAYTON, OHIO.
~ SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and well improved six miles from
Dayton. adjoining Liberty-~$4 a 500
tavern and good grocery stand In Chambers
burg g 90
4 aso residence in yellow Springs. wen i'm.
proved-Si 800.
4 good IFies house lots well improved, in Har-
a good house aud lot, wen improved, on Long
strcet--SQOO0 HT
a farm Of iO5 acres wollimprovcd, about . miles
north ofDayton, on free pike bargain for Sli 0O1
farm niies from Dayton Of 10 acres well
improved, on Eaton Pike; cheap for ti7OOO
farm OF iN acres, mile east of Union, on the
old Troy road, well improved. and the best quality
A farm Of Iss acres well improved miles south
west Of Coyington, Ohio, the best land for tt5 per
acre
Flax factory. occupied by Messrs Davis q Co ,
with machinery, and acres OF land
farm Of 100 acres, ! mile north of Browns sta
ton, on Western X. H. on Twin Greek we'll i'm.
A brick house, csSnsr n Brown and Ann
streets 81 500
farm Of 80 acres ON Grcehvillc r. It-$22f0
brick house "a Fifth street, No 29T--dO00.
farm OF % acres, good improvements, at
Browns station, ON Western ~ r. $500
A farm OF 10 tcrcs on Germantown Pike. miles
from Davton-s 5000 f
number of houses and lots In different pa,is Of
the city, All viii he sold cheap
iCb2tf LENrZ u APPGEGATE. u. h.. A.
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W W STEwA ART anil w LTRRs e KFtsO
Wholesale Agcnt- llngton. tllo.
JOilN u, lyNisf. 's2uols A-ent Cincinnati, o
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ROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE IS nERFBY GIVEN ruA

NOTICE rs nEREBY GIVEN TuAT 4
..tlIun Will be presented 70 The Comm Sinners
dietlht a.meiy Conuty ~ ~ "a hHNt sion tn pa
.r o. lhG tiret Mnula! II Mayht 4, te,d
l.ti ug iOt the establishment Of Free lNtrpiec
sd alon K the followiuE described lontu 10 Vnid
gNuuty, to-wit Bcginningat apoint In the county.
ifur road at near the south west cbrnCr. OF
,tasjb G untles farm Thence cast On the lnc ni
s0I S giSns % ne hsO1 ia 70 Of the a
y,llc turnpike road. to the SolpO House, s1l'-ds-
NstrRt Sosa ia Jackson township Thence en-t, VIA.
. How -ertown TO ntersect the GcrnuntnNupnl Day
ION Turnpike Road, near Lear creek, ,Al = point
Where sad Old road CROSSES SAD turnplkc road,
sNhrltis 20 he the terminasol said Free rulnpko
lRoRl3Fa4 ~W MANY PETITIONERS.
.rAnuhry 80 tFb. ia3l-iNW
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The Pittsbnfg sDlspdicA says The micc
have destroyed over five thousand frnit
tree in Trumbull county Ohio, and Tint
they are 50 thicb, that ~ pas ing thinHgh
tho fields IN some places they are .cou to
scatter in every dircftl0R ..,t ..f .... -.I1"
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% EuNdais hereby given, that tho uindefsigrod has
tais day hcuu appointed and qualified 10y thu Pro-
htt' tGdrt OF Montgomery County. ohio ainauis
tulylTof the estate Of Wan apglgstinc late Y .aid
tmfrv .dc'eascd. .'h ROBERf X biCili-l
..Y 30 iunry "a. lsfb I.a.. .. qa.i . Jan ai ssW
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gtgal
Superior Court, Montgomery
Comfy, Ohio,


George w. stewart and lydia stewart hii 'yiac
didiasf
NUuam lIaiicnback Of Montgomery, couatg Ohio;
solomgn lIoIlcnback, m Elkhat .cqqqiJi in'ii-
arn Dnniel lIollenheck or Berks s,Iuhtt Ipnn
ftriyapia:i Iphn sheets and Sophie Snu,l-. ui'
Nttr of Iio6he county Indiana and -- Right
mover anu Catharinei RiglitIuoyor, hi- vie ui
Bcrks county, Pennsylvania 1000
w I'LL TAKE NOTICE THAT a Pc
TtrIOS was hed against them on the lsl day Oi
March, A. D.. 1896, in the Superior Court ofMont,
Cpmcry county, Ohio by George ". stewart AMI
| ] rdin stewart his wife, aud is now pehtinE,
yhrrcn said George w stewart apd Lydia stew
i,rt demand partition OF The following real estate,
tiwit situate in Montgomery county ONO, AN!
described rs follows, viz. Being W-lot numbered
ID salrty.two (32), IN the town Iof Famcrayile, AID
Inai ,at tie May term oi SAID toprt. ine SAID
.ielfsr " Stewart and Lydia stewart Njli.Gpply
flr an order thar partition may he maln OF sal
ur{ul ul.d; t|I#'i GEORGE w STEW NRI
~ III 4 STEM ART ..
GEj. " MOYER, ATTY Tor ro,t one,s.
d. .lh"t o-Nt" .H.. |.f
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-12

IxrlMrLY.-A youna man obtaiurd q A.
vorrc from his wife in tho, ,fijahacl9
county Ot) Sttpelior t6ust last year, on
account oC "ncompatibilily" a few dny'
since the lady, whei n,-id9snca' Notliie",
tnll heir 90 S2i,uOH, ~ iIf t.i.FlA .'I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-12
THE DAILY pEMPTRE

Madame Murat OF Jallaha, SEQ. Florida,
widow yf the late Nol. ArGht' Marpt. ana
Grst cousin 90 thC EmperOrpt lmiEr. h2s
received rs GIN from bpuis Nap0i"pR a
lite annuitg of J0,0O francs in con dora-
tiopofher lpslrs by lhh tosuiie of 0.eMpr
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-12

Two THOUSAND DoLrARs WORM OF
UFARr.-Down i'm uur ucighbotlng WlNoC
Hamilton, Patrick Burns iailcd tO kup lljs
promise 20 marry Ms, Catherine laFM.
,,,tncrinc ,o offended about " and went
TO laN ser with ciaini against Pat9gh OF
5000. Pat got stubborn and stool lit,
The iurv said Pat fork oyer $4,000. pAt
had better be after lgtn'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-12

WuAr.A CNtAMtrY-By the late sinking
of The steamer Mamie Bycr., a lpuiy
named Griffith, OF BUtl,n eoanH pbl0.
compri.ing eight perspns AN ol whout 4ut
one were drowned. rur Hamilton rIruc
Tslg4,b SAYS six Of ftg shodie, v,f rv-
covered and buried ut Ode grave, aaU the
Other. In Il fcw dave Gft'r