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t.HlI~ GARDEN.
THIS FVENIN3 .-0HfEN MONSJER-iONOO-L Ia
FORTUNE. The ta,s. s5ru Pepta. NJ Ven liamne Young
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..HL, AuPuTHEhIER.
TOD.v PAL .l[ t-at.sI ON-THE hEEOOF NIAGARA.
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AMERICAN POPULAR LIFE INSy RANCE COMPANY.
Eos 4ig and 42i Coras Peeats ten new a
tu1es n circua- O. os send forone.
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Car,es Vigncttc. - per dozen; Duplicates, -.
All NEGATIVES regsere r. a. LEVu, No l6 Cha S. n Y
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Morris CHEMICAL POMADE Restores Gray Hair,
keeps IL glossy i- It removes gar -rll tAe nee uIe
used. sold ,-troS. 80 10 Aston House aud dfag-
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Netu'llurk Oailu griblt11e.
FRIDAY. JULY Is. 1866.
To Correspondence.

correspondents
Ne notice can Of Auon Couuncsions NheieTsFs
intended for inseIon authenticated by the aIc ad
des. Of the wrerno publication. but
snty his good fai;h.
AL business oe tAouo sddssedto The Iff
uNE," NEWTON.
We cannot uneeEtsse re,n.n re.eeed Coamunesl0a.
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TRUSsEs. ELASTIC STOCKINGS. SUsPEYsOBY BAND
Aors SrPPon7rrs kc-,,asa Cos Radical Cure Truss Ofe
only At No. Nesag-,. L-iy stt-ndtnt
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FLORENCE L0C6-SrITcH SEwING-MACHlNES-Bes
IN the world. FLORENCE >EwiSG MACHi'E t03fANY,
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IMPROVED LocG-SrTCH MACHINES for TGilors and
tisnufaciaers GROVER BAKER sEwlNs MACHINE CoAPANI
\ Eroadu
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GROVER q BAKERS HIGfEsT premium ELASTIC
ErIrca SEWING MAcgiSrs for family Ne as Broadway
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WHEELER 4 Wilson's LOCK-STlTCH SEWN,
MACHINE and BUrIoSHoL- MACHINE. So. t25 Broadway
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURYS,

TUESDAY, March G. 1866.
Criminal CoUH.-IIon Judge Bond: George C.
Maund. States attorney, prosecuting.
Thomas Mountgarity, indicted for man slaughter.
by shooting Henry Smith. on the 18th day of last
December; postponed to Friday next Thos. Slater
(remoyed case from Baltimore county,, charged with
an assault upon Mary Susan Busler with intention
to commits rape tried before Court joseph Fisher
tremoved case from Baltimore county. charged with
an assault with intent TO kill Samuel N Whjttie.
tried before jury. John Quinn, charged with an
assault with intent to murder John Cant: postpon ed
Michael Doyle charged with makngan assault mon
John Can't postponed. Dickson Woods and Herr,
tlsher, charged with an assault officer Bateman.
ostponed. Carsman James, colored was tried befors
jury of inquisiton and found to be a lunat;c anS
pauper and ordered by the Court to be sent IN The
Mmaryyland state HosptaL Court adjourned to this
Court Of Common PJens-Hon. Judge Kinp-Wm
Il. EIckey VS. Matthias Darcy verdict for plaintiff
for $l5333M. f
James Mcdonnell and wife VS.. II. II. Merriam. off
Perry ;. Mercer ct al vs., Reuben Fagely-atfach-
ment on warrant; argued and held sub ctria
Peter sweeney gene vs.. Mary Harding; verdict for
Assignment same az yesterday
C. s. District Court-Hon Judge GiIes.-The court
was called on yesterday, the grand jury sworn and
the admiralty docket called and without any further
business oeng transacted the court was adjourned
discharged to Thursday morning.
=, SupertoT CGnrt.-Hon. Judge Martin.-Charles L..
Sharpless ys. John s. Barry: action of trover. Yer
digt Tor Plaintiff damages $l,4+.l7.
James ). Whedbee. &C., VS.. VIM. Scott; attachment
on a Judgment Prayer submitted and argued
Assignment from 1876 TO 466, inclusive.
- OrDhans' Courf-Judges Audoun. Suppee and
Hohman.-Letters testamentary the estate of Jos.
hetzlnger granted to Rosa Ketznger.
Letters of administration the estate of Elias
White granted to Francis White and on the estate
OF Lewis Wasenback to Moses Wasenback.
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TRAVELLERS GVVnE.

icare'aIEy corrected az ehah7es occnr.
n 10 " asn'pgton, by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
popoV, Cslndsn street and Eutaw street-f.20, 7.G5
and $40 A. NJ, and 500 and 400 and T45 p M
SUNDAY trains at $50 and 8.45 A. NJ, and 40.
dE FOR An9nap9sI5Leave Baltimore, Camden station
70 Phiiadelphia and New York, by Balt;more
Philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad Denot Pa
dent street-s3 and $40 A. NJ and 10 6S5 * ana
$50 Z. NJ. Sunday trains for New York 5 5n . ~
ard for ? philadelphia 9.25 ?. NJ. To Hayre de Grace
To Harrisburg, Elmira and the West, by NorthArr
Central Railroad, DEPOT corner Calvert and Ernnk
lin streets, 900 A. NJ and l2.lG. 7.20 and 1000 p M
To York, by Northern Central Railroad, 10 a ~
and $50 P. Nj.
To Psrkt9n by Northern Central RaiIroad-l2.ao
and $50 P. III.
To Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.&c.
To Ellicott's Mills by Baltimore and Ohio R R--62n
and 10 A. NJ, aud $50 P. M.
To Salisbury by Phila.. Wilmington and Bait, R r
70 Dogs. Del. By Phila. Wilmington and Bait R
RHO T. Nj.
To Wheeling and Parkersburg by Bait and Ohio r
R-daily mail so A. NJ. Except Sunday) Cincinnati
Express, daily Gncludiug Sunday, 10 P. NJ.
To Westminster and Union Bridge by Western
Maryland K Re- A. Al. and 1870 and $50 P. NJ
To Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond by
Bay Line, Union Dock, daily, at 40 P. NJ and New
Line, Spears wharf. daily, at 500 P. NJ
To Cambridge, Oxford and Dover Bridge Eastern
Shore, every Friday, b. Individual Enterprise Steam
ers. Light street Wharf. at 700 A. N.
To Annapolis and West River, every Monday
Wednesday and Friday at 7 A. NJ, by same line.
For further information, see advertisement of Rail-
reads and Steamboats, in another part of this paper.
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SLIGHT FIREs.-The fire alarm about quarter past
10 o'clock Monday night was occasioned by
stair taking fire accidentally, in house No. So
Little Pleasant street. 1t was expguished with but
slight loss to the property
The alarm about quarter to one o'clock yesterday
afternoon, communicated through box 80, was caused
by the partial burning of roof on the house corner
of North and Madison streets. 1t was also extin-
guished with but triAing damage to the property.
AcCIDENT.-Jam McFarlin, a aboring man, en-
.poyed in digging clay from bank on West Pratt
street, near Wilhelms drove yard was yesterday af
ternoon severely injured by the bank falling upon
him His left leg was broken, and he received other
injuries. Dr. cllcr adjusted the fracture, after
which the injured man removed to the almShouse,
as he has no relatives or friends here lie lately
came from New York, where his family reside.
TEARING Down BULLETIN BoAED.-C. Augustus
Talbot was yesterday arrested and taken before JUS
tice Spcer, charged with tearing down the bulletin
board of the Evenng Transcript, on the corner of
Baltimore and North streets. Justice Spicerdecided
that the act was no nfracon Of the peace, and that
the only redress would lie in action for trespass
against the accused. lie was, consequently, dis
charged from custody.
RUNAwAY-A horse attached to dray yesterday
afternoon in Franklin street, Pennsylvania
avenue, and ran over Henry Wndie, seriously injur
ing him. The injured man resides on the Liberty
ROAD, about eleven miles from tDe city, lie was
taken into house in the vicinity, and medical aid
summoned
GOODS IDENTEFIED.-Y eSterday morning Messrs.
Fledderman & Hoffman, No. a Hanover street, and
Mr., Duncan Mcpherson. corner.of Charles and Bar
nett streets. appeared at the central police station
and identified number of articles as theirs among
those found at the house of the negro lakewood Oh
Foster street, a few days since.
VIOLATIONS OF ORDINANCES. Thomas Leonard and
Henry Jackson, the latter colored. were yesterday
fined 81 and costs each for driving their wagons
with improper numbers upon them. John Counor,
colored, was fined i$2 and costs for driving cattle
through market during market hours.
VIOLATING An 0RpTNANCE.-P Policeman Biddleman
took f. Pollock into custody yesterday, charged with
the violation of an health ordinance. lie was fined
$40 and costs by Justice Spicer. upon payment of
which he was released.
FROM NORTH CAROLINs.-Th schooner Vista ar
rived here yesterday from Newbern. n. c.. with
cargo consisting of l0n casks spirits of urrenne 22
barrels Of roSin. and $50 barrels of pitch.
AssAULT.-Nelson Trcss was taken into custody by
officer Hetner, charged with assaulting and striking
Charles Amos. He was committed for court by Jus
tee Spicaf.
TIE STEAMSHIP CUBA.-Ihis fine vessel is still re-
ceving freight at Browns wharf Eell's Point, and
will sail this afternoon for New Orleans via Havana
AssAULT.-John Hartman yesterday before
Justice showacrc, charged with assaulting James
Long. He was committed to jail for court.
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Reported for the Daily Commercial,

TowsoxTowN. March 9th, 1866.
Circuit Court for Baltimore Couaty.-Hon D. c. II.
Emory, Judge; John I. Ensor, Esq, States Attor-
ney.
). On motion of R. R. Boarman Esq, H. c. B. Nor
RS Esq., of your city, was admitted to practice in
this court.
State VS.. James Casey, indicted for breaking onen
a store house; removed from Baltimore city. Tried
before jursihot concluded. R,W .Dougherty, ESQ.
for defence. f'
Court then adjourned until Wednesday morning at
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ENRENCII MEDICINES IN VOGUE!!
III BY GRIMAULT & CO.,
CHEMISTS TO II. ]. II. PRINCE MA POLEON
40 Rue Richefieu Paris,
NO MORE COD LIVER OIL.
GRIMA ULT'S SYRUP OFTODIzER
HORSE-RADESH

Ii u r.
HORSE-RADISH.
This syrup is employed with the greatest success, in
place OF Cod Liver OIL to which it is infinitely supe
rlOr. Ii diseases Of the chest, scrofula lynn
phatic disorders green Sickness muscular atony and
loss of appetite 1t regenerates the constitution by
purifying the blood, and is in u word, the most now
eTtul depuratIye known. 1t is administered with the
greatest efficacy to young children, subject to bu
mOurs or obstruction of the glands. No more Con
sumption, Grimaults Syrup of Hypophist of Lime
for all diseases Of the chest This medicine is inva
able it is largely used at tho "RrOmpton Hosnifa
OF by the leading medical men in England and in
France No more poverty of the blood and male con-
plexion. DIR. LERAS' PHOSPHATE OF IRON
This new ferruginOus medicine contains the eleIncI
OF the blood and bones and Iron in iouid Sc -
Is dlferent from all hitherto offered to tp n,,Lfi
hquld, colorless and tastelegs IL sneadiI ~, 10
choross, pains in the stomach, difeHit d;SaSt;nt
dySmenorrhoea, anemia. N'eeetloh'
The majority of the Academies Of Nol;: 81,
Pans, recommend the Phosphate of Iron To LIZ,
uslcate constitution suffering from anemia' and oil
otneE persons lstlgued from over an Xietv nnrI,n,
ef s oTerWork. general debility and poorness
1t is the only preparation which never co,,,as o,,
stomachs, ~ 'n' noS' uencate
Nervous Head-ach Neuralgias. ipstantanoo,,sl
TRGroH oy GkIMAULTS GUARANA, a yeeetal
in ntar11af substance entirely innocuous.
n !HVernal or local new curative agent MATIrO-
Srlmault u Co., Paris. This new remedy is prenared
, " tes leaves of Peruvian pepper shrub called
uA1tCOi ana cures promptly and iltakLfbIv without
any Lear OF inhammat0ry results. The great ma
Ne Gy,S ! 9 1lB now use no other remedy.
E TTGGNSEh 6L DEPOT:-In Paris, at GRIMAQLT
Il CO.'S. Chemists, 40 rue Richeliep. In New York
at J. NJ BEGKER'S. iSS Grand It Street; F0TGERAi
PrTT3pFkd6y si 10y st. In Baltimore, at ANDhENo
fe23 limo
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
HHRIsTMAS PRESENTS.

NhAASEmAS PRESENTS.
Gold Medal Piano FOrfes.
The undersigned Company having reaeived tb.
highest premium at the last fair at the MARYLAND
Institute respectfully offer their large assortment of
elegant PIANOS at the lowest cash priceg.
-, every instrument warranted for I've years. Old
ramos taken IN exchange. Repaigings and tunings
promptly attended to.
GAEHLE 8 PIANO MANrpAc TUR1ys CoNpIvv
d2l-tt corne, G,,to,, a T,I az
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Professor Waterhouse, of st. Louis, in series OF
articles demonstrating the advantages of Missouri as
adaptabiity. for grape culture. He states that in
southern Missouri there are fifteen millions of acres
sea- and with dry and light soil Astounding in lime.
Soda potash. magnesium and phosphoric acid, the
cniet clements entering into the structure of the
grape vlne The composition of the soil very much
IKE that OF the vine lands of Germany and France,
5oe surface being in many places terraced if allure
had intended 1t Tor the vine dresser On these broad
acres population of two millions can raise thou
sand millions of gallons of wine, and the Professor
1eels confident that Missouri is destined to be the
vineyard of America" Three hundred and fifty
dollars an acre will prepare land for grape culture
Missouri. and one hundred dollars an acre spent an
nually VIII cultivate it. Two hundred and fifty gal
Ions OF VINE can be produced from acre. which at
two dollars gallon will Weld 500.
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SALE OF RARE C0INs.-In Boston. few days since,
large collection, embracing 81 different coins, was
SOLD at auction The first coin that was sold was one
which is extremely rare 1t was an American coin,
dated l79 beneath the bust were three small leaves
the date and Liberty on the other side, wreath
containing buds and berries. limited States of
America in small letters, and ''one cent in large
letters. 1t was somewhat worn but the features of
the bust are entirely untouched 1t sold for $5.25
-Four coins of the same date but of different design
and very rare, sold for 1904 Sl75,s2sT 63 Three
rare coins. dated 1884 sold follows $l05 800. $780,
ever offered at public sale,
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PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-Beef is 4 ct higher.
Prices ranged from 1213 to 20 cts. Receipts +.2JD
head. Cows are dull. Veal is in fair demand at loo
Is cts. Sheep and Lambs are Grmer at $i.75@l@.
Receipts H. 500 head, Hogs are in far demand ~
SlCGll.25. Receipts 500 head.
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SHIPPING.

az FOR SAVANNAH.-The All fast sail
&EMA ing brig SEA LION, Lowe master, will take
$50 small quantity of freight and sail in day
Wharf, ~ w. N m ~ n o.
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n,It;nore MARKERS Tuestsay. March 6.

COFf'EE.-The market for Coffee is dull, no smiles
being mace to-day. but it may be quoted steady.
Prime Rio, which is scarce. is held with considers
i9% cts gold for com to fair; 4@2 cts gold for
good to prime; 24@2i5 cts gold for choice; Laguay-
Ta at 2l623! cts gold. ana Java at 2Sg2S2 cts gold
The stock here in first and second hands Is about
FIOUR.-The market continues quiet, but prices
are unchanged. We notice sales to-day Of zoo bbls
fair Howard Street Super at s., and there IS
some inquiry for high grade City Mills Extra
for Rio but we have heard of no sales, We still
ard Street; S7.S7il9S25 for Western; $s@S;50 for
City Mills; Extra at S9@950 for Howard street
Mills: 12@1l 80 for high grade do; and Family At
$l1@12 for Western and Sl29l29 tor hoTar re-
Baltimore Family and high grade. Extra are selling
Sl275 y Dbl for Extra; Rye Flour may be quoted 90 ed
dull at S4.50G4.75 and Corn Meal nominal at $50
q Dbl.
GRAIN.-There was some little movement to-day
in Wheat, sales being reported on Change Of I,OQ0
bushels common red at lT04le0 cts, 900 bushels
choice do at 2S2@235 cts $50 bushels common white
at 200 cts and $50 bushels plime do, at go cts Corn
was in comparatively light supply, only about l4,e0
bushels being at market but it mostly changed hands
at 676S cts for mixed 6S@59 cts for yellow and 700
7S cts for white and closed steady at these figures
oats were dull again but shade better than on yes
torday, selling at is@4s cts rye Is pom'nally o. cts
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MEDICAL.
HUMPHREYS

III O ilo eOpathic SPECIFICS
q AVE proved, from the most ample experience.
q q an entire success; Simple Prompt Efficient and
adapted to popular use--so simple, that mistakes
cannot be made in using them so harmless rs TO be
free from danger and efficient AS to be always re-
liable. They have received the highest commenda-
ton from all, and will always render satisfaction
Cents.
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F.. ADDRESS,
IHE HICKS ENGINE COMPANY.
SO Liberty Street,
ja23-2taw6m New York,
4 AE,EECE OF THE UssnMERCIAL sTEA as
" BOAT COMPANY, FLANNIGAN'S WHARF,
BALTIMORE, September ~ 1855.
A CARD

A GARD.
statement having beon circulated among the
mercantile Community that the "C0MMBRCfALS
or outside line of Steamers bergen this port and
and ia to Se Withdrawn at the convenience Of the
owners the undersigned wishes to correct such mis-
S5nssrs generally between these ports that aTranSs
ments have been completed to keep up regular CON-
1nu-;cetinn for fve rears. Tho extensive docks -
pisT No ii North River, Now York and FIsnpiEsn3s
1harf in Baltimore have been leased for thai nero5
ard afford dock accommodation unsurpassed nv anv
Inc IN either port. Three first GLASS Freight sesro
ara WIS., the SEA GULL, FALCON, ana KTNa-
FISHER will make regular and rapid connecr;or
and Will deiiye. EreiEht according to The tcSHnS ~
skipment iuTins thst tuna y"
JACOB B. EMULL.
aas-nEe? GAE2pal AWaEt
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VENHE PROGRESSIvEEvENI SCEFoor
% az Professor hNAPP'S Institute, Nos 49, 81 and
Pupils will please be punctual at the hour SA.
lars can DO obtained at the Institute. fSS-t S9-
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HATS AND CAPS.
MEDICAL,
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OR
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EAR. IsszsNsEtsis. -
OFFICE No. z SOUTH FREDERfGCyKi { STREF ETF1'
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Office No. J S. FREDERfGKi STREET left hama
eide going from Baltimore street. few do 5rs from
Letters mnst contain stump. Col ~ '
ar. A. HTEF, of Paris, still Continues his gn,-
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land. O"i'iniofi isi eldgS-
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