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0fOBe Observation-Disclosures

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lnb Earthquakes.
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9erbita nms GStltter Nrran9enaen
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Transportation GDnsp00nie.9
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The Cabinet Speeches.

Any man who appreciates good temper and true
dignity will admire the utterances of the Cabinet
in the sercnade speeches-in this that while taeS,
through their Chief have been the subject OF violent
abuse by certain members of Congress- there was ho'
word of bitterness. vindctveness IN retahatioii
The same was the in eminent degree Win MI
Stewards speech at Auburn. Who would dream from
that dspassionate calm statesmanlike speech, that
the vocabulary of biingsgae had been exhausted in
finding words abusive of that distinguished states
man? Mr. johnson, certainly. is exceedingly fortu-
note in having Cabinet who have that rare, that
exalted merit Of commanding themselves We think
the country can well afford to forget the few hasty
uttersnces of the President-goaded by malicious
attacks into a momentary forgetfulness of what was
due to his own selfre'pect-in this late admirable
display of Cabinet good temper. VIII not certain
members of Congress feel this silent rebuke? The
only cutting" thing said was by Secretary McCul-
loch. in his reference to Constitution thinkers, and
that surely was fair HIT and enc even the victims
should laugh over, when we take into account that
about forty constitutional amendments have been
proposed in the House. and sixtyfour in the Senate
These Cabinet speeches will be read by all, and ii
cannot be denied they will have a very deep IN
fuence upon the country. These speeches show that
the plan of reconstruction, rs passed by the House
is utterly imprGcicable hence, however right it may
be in theory is better than no plan at ALL secondly
that the differences between the President and Con-
gress are easily reconcilabe-in fact, as Postmaster
Dennison says the President and Congress are not SC
wide apart at the opening of Congrcss-thirdly
that the Administration is devoted TO the principles
of the great Union party; fourthly, that undoubted
loyalty, and implicit obedience to the Federal laws
are conditions precedent to the admission of any
man claiming a seat in Congress, AID filthy, that
Congress has entire control of the matter, without
any power or any wish, on the part of the Admins
tration, to interfere--ClerelanG Herald.
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looking at the Dark Side OF 1t.

Some people in the North appear inclined to put
the worst face upon everything which occurs in the
Southern States. Affairs there are bad enough; the
South has always been a frontier land in which the
laws were less respected and violence more frequent
than in the more thckly settled and freer East But
it is of no use but only mschievous, to insist that
the whole of that region is lawleSS. depraved. and
irretrievaby given over to violence. The Southern
States are by our own act part of the Union are
determined they shall remain so and as We mean
they shall live in the house with US. it seems
only sensible and prudent to try to make the best,
instead Of the worst, of our companions.
Those people who see in the Memphis riot, and in
every other of that kind proof that the
Southern people ought not to be represented in Con-
gr6ss and that tho greater number Of them ought to
he Observation-Disclosures though that would make them
contented or peaceable-remind US, in their iRdis-
eliminate suspicion and dislike. Of old story told
Of the people of Cornwall in the last century. ship
was wrecked upon The Cornish coast and happened
that the only cne of the saved alive was mon
key. Jocko was taken to fire, dried, and warmed,
and thoreupOn strictly INTERCEPTED to his nativity
where the ship belonged, whittier she was bound &c
lie made such answers he could, which his ques-
TONERS vainly tried to understand. No one in that
region had ever seen monkey; they toOks his chat
teTings and grmaceS to be some foreign lingo; and
finally it was determined TO have him regularly
examined and his casedecdcd on by the jury. Joclo
was more rigidly questioned by magistrate in
presence of thej ury he made answer, before in a
tongue none of the natives understood. Thereupon
tied hand and foot he was locked up in the JAIL while
the jury delibsrated upon his case. It did not need
a long time for the twelve wise men to agree upon
verdict; they declared "He is a Frenchman and q
Papist-hang him." And accordingly Jocko was
hanged.
Itseems to us that here and there a Northern jour
nal or Congressman is inclined to think Of and treat
the Southern peonle-orat least considerable part
Of them-much as the Cornish jury treated pool
JOcko. We do not think it he wisest method-N
y. Evening Post.
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MARSHAL'S NOTICES.

| FIvEsE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
n DISTRICT OF MARYLAND, TO WIT:
Whereas; on the 3gth day of May 1866. the Atlantic
their libel in the United States District Court for h
District Of Maryland. against the steamer "WC,R..
| CESTER' and cargo. - - " IN
And whereas, by virtue of process, in due sorn, ~
n ST 70 ne dMlTsSted reurna9le the i4 DAY
tody. III my Gus
NPtfe Is hereby given that District Cc urt will be
Baltimore on the said tfrH DAY on III y
MhAl Tor the trial Of the said prerlj ses and the
CAIN any interest are hereby cited 20 be and anpaer
bo .ne te ana place aforesaid to show cause if any
prayed. w PSNT ~ ~ NJ, Pass as
je 1-lit ~ 49, = hN
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There is no nee' &c foI.,-;a. - = =,
Arab ladies a-.Id muf1inT vour face in big vol
1aus nas right to hide her beauty in that manner
n Il de Paris counteracts the evil effects of sun
anu ar Nothing else has ever been discovered that
"sSOlVeS tho coloring matter on the skin known as
freckleS, tan or mOrphew. The most scrupulous per-
sen can use L'Email without conjunction 1t can be
applied at night and washed off in the morning when
1t leaves the toughest skin clear smooth and of the
texture and color of freshly polished aIabaster
IL Email de Pars'is the only skin preparation used
by Mrs. D. P. Bowers, Miss Maggie Mitchell, Lucille
Western, Md'me Ponisi, Mile VestFali, and othei
celebrities. 1t is sold by VIM. II. Read 147 Balti-
more street, and at the principal druggists and
dealers. - maq-entie1
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CIVIL RIGUrs &c.-0r Sunday morning Inst twr
colored men, of whom passes as the United State,
Surgeon of the Freedmens Bureau here and The
other bis brother. on visit to him from distance
entered the lower part Of the EPISCOPAL Church and
took seats in pew with the white people Imme-
dately upon the fact being known, Mr.. John Coax
lngton Wright, colorei man. and sexton, to notify
these men ltiarris by name) that that part of the
Church was Tor private pews, and rented by private
10 this they responded by saying that the pews were
not pnyate whereup0n Wright told them peremp-
torily that they must quit, which they accordingly
did The matter has been good deal discussed, and
many Speculations INDUCED in regard TO h mat
ter.-FredericksGurg Va.l Ledger
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F#SaE UNITED STATES or ArEt,ECA
II NIGrR INr s A =

E. DISTRICT OF MARYLAND, TO WIT:
> Whereas On the 9Th day of March, 1866, w. ].
Jones United States District Attorney, for the Dis
tTlet OF Maryland fled information in the United
states District Court, for the District aforesaid,
against two large boxes oftobacco No. g. June Term
io9o. ~ q cause ofcondemnation and forfeiture.
ana whereas, by virtue of process in due form of
law: to me directed. returnabe on the FIRSTTI
i pA tdhocco Ia SEAI have seized and taken the
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that a district
Court NIL be beld at the United States Court Room
in NE NEXT, for the trial of said premises an
the owner or owners, and all persons who may ha re-
or claim any interest are hereby cited to be and n
pear at the time and place aforesaid to show caus
any they have, why final decree should not pas as
prayed. . W BONIFANT " "
lny3U-6t. II 6 MorsI,ol
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yHxnE UNITED srAwEs OLE AMERICa

=, DISTRICT OF MAINLAND, TO WIT:
Whereas, on the 9th day of March, 1866. W. ]
Zones United States District Attorney for the Di s.
Srlct OF Maryland, filed information in the Unit ed
states District Court for the District aforesaid
seve5teen boxes and six barrels Of smoking tobac CO.
and whereas, by virtue of process in duo form, NJ
law to me directed returnsblc the irst Tnesdsv
IN June next. have seized and taker the said TO-
baeeO, and have the same in my Gust ,dv "
| NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That O. District
Court Will be held at the United s atas Court Room
IN the city of Bsltmore, ON tho FIRST TJIESDAY
IN JUNE NEXT, for the trial Of the said premises
b baae the ne @%ner or owners and all persons who
appear at the time and lar neasoy 70 DO anu
cause, II any they have wb final decree should not
my906t W. n G Marshh,I
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EHvi5E5. MNITED srAr IS OF A,aEaIC

y; DISTRICT OF MAR 'ILAND, TO WIT:
woa 1aereaS' on the 25th day of May 1866, Henry
States atpea S Sone+S Led their libel in the United
against ms the schooner CapitoIa." -'ii''
law 10 wae dyass oy of process in due form
pAY IN JUNE EXT have os seized and TAKEN t6
W0TI%E IS an 4 have THO in my custody
Conf Iii he 20 Hereby GIVEN, that a District
~ t 9fS STy q Baltimore on the FIRST TUESDAY
a * Il TEXT, for the trial of the said premises
b tro owner or owners, and all persons who NAV
VI tl ny interest. hereby cited to be and
e b~s =. I Lime and place aforesaid to show cause
81 xtny tHeS nave, why final decree should not pass
80 pr"3[,t w. B0NIFAET
My 1O- OF Tinted States Marshal
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vaNHE UNITE'A STATES OF AMERTCA

Whereas on ne sixth an ~ MarcH i 80 WV Vim
Jones onlted States District Attorney for the Dis
riot OF ary land filed on information in the United
SCaes DIsu lot Court for the District of Maryland,
AGAINST az Iers packages aud boxes of tobacco No.
June teri &c. in cause Of forfeiture and condem
ana shereas by virtue OF process in due form OF
10 me directed, rsturnable on the first Tuesday
a he, ha seized and taken the said tobacco.
"IS y ave the same in my custody.
b uJice Is L ereby given, that District Court will
sed, at tt United States Courtroom in the city
X tsai' more , on the first TUESDAY in June next,
O tri al of the said promises; and the OF
owners end all persons who may have claim any
interest art' hereby cited to be and appear at the
time AND Disce aforesaid to show cause, if any they
| have VIII final decree should not pass as prayed.
| 81. w. B0NIFANT,
my30-6t U. s. Marshal
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CoLoREp Schools IN THE sorru Tho srn,.,r

CoLoRED SCHOOLS IN THE SoUTH.-The Sumter Is
schools for the instruction of tho children of the
freedmen have been established in our town. and thai
they are daily attended by large numbers who evil
uence commendable zeal in the matter of their edu-
cation We would not keep books from this class OF
our population for we believe that the restoration OF
only be accomplished when education shall have
brought to the dull and confused mind of the African
S9mclent enlightenment to enable him to discover
sprlnglng from the white race. And upon the score
f S ma now that the black have been made
comes necessity. Without this they must descen5
INTO the deepest moral degra iation-yea even in.
clearly show" "'0p Id Us
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Ella HRHEH.

,CQFFIN;-SLAsMAN.-on the 25th of April, by
the rev. Mr. Hehner, Chas. g. Coffin TO Miss Emma
:, DALYIHqpNER-0n Thursday, 9th inst, by
Rev; Father Dougherty. James Daily to Miss Mar
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OFFICE OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMpANYl
No. 50 Wall street corner of Hanover. :

OFFICE OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYl
No. 50 Wall street, corner of Hanover
New FORK May IS, 1865.
NOTICE TO STOCsxH0EDElsS.-No is
~ hereby given. that the BOARD OF DIREC-
TORS, ut their stated meeting held this date unani-
m0usly adopted the following, viz:
Resolved, III at call for fifty 50 per cent in cash.
payable on the first day of June, 1866. be and the
is hereby made the holders of the scrip stock
of record at the closing of the transfer books on
the 18th day of May, 1856 at P. NJ. being fifty dol
lars 5O on each share issued under the act of 1885,
to increase the capital stock of the company.
Resolved, That said payments may be made until
and inclusive of the first day of August with interest
at per cent per annum, from and after the said 1Gt
day Of June.
In accordance with the terms of the said scrip
stock, the same with the amount - paid thereon,
will be liable to forfeiture in default of payment on
or before the said LIST day of August, 1866.
Certificates of stock will be ready for delivery on
the payment and surrender Of the certificates of scrip
stock at the Company's office.
By order of the Board of Directors.
my2l-10t THE0. I. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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E0HN GLENN d. CO..
O q REAL ESTATE AGENCv


e. REAL Estate AGENCY,
SO SECOND STREET. BALTIMORE.
Are prepared to buy sell and exchange Real Estate
to rent Houses and collect rents to borrow and loan
money, to attend to investments and other business
concerning trusts.
fsWELISFsG EEOUSES.-On St. Paul. north of
Madison; on Monument, west of st. Paul: on
Carey. near Baltimore: On Eutaw, north of Frank
lin on Eutaw north of Madison; on Lexington, east
of Pine On Saratoga, near Ginor; Calhoun, near
Lexington: Oh Pierce near Chatsworth.
FOR RENT-F0ur Country Places well improved
good locations and near the city. -
OLD FREDERICK ROAD.-For Sale or Rent,
handsome Cottage on the old Frederick road. ~
miles from the city. II rooms, good out-buildngs
fine shade trees and superb view of city and river
with 10 acres of land attached.
FREDERICK TURNPIkE.-l0 acres on Cations
vile Passenger Railway, five miles from city, well
ipRr1GXnsd. g99d trnit and .zat9r Price Sln 1nn
sale or rent low.
FREDERICK ROAD-Eligible Building Lots from
3 to miles from the city. on the Frederick road
commanding view Of the city, country and river for
sale or lease low.
FARMS FOR SALE-Farms from 70 to 900 Acres
in most of the Counties of Maryland and Virginia.
for sale low.
Apply to JOHN GLENN & CO.,
mhl7-u 50 Second street. Bat!s
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EHxEEE UMITED sTATEs OLE AMERICA

FEStfE INITED sEAEES OF AMERICA,
4 DISTRICT OF. MARYLAND, ro-wIr:
Wher cas-, on the 18th day of March 1866. W. j,
Jones' United States District Attorney for the Dis
trict of Maryland. filed on information in the Dis
BACCO, No. s. to June term. 1866, in a cause of
condemnation aud forfeiture.
And whereas. hv virtue of process in due form of
law to me directed. reurnable on the first Tuesday
In June next. have seized and taken the said To-
bacco, and have the same in my custody.
Notice is hereby given. That District Court will
he held at the United States Courtroom in the city
of Baltimore, on the FIRST TUESDAYIN JUNE
next for the trial of the said premises and the owner
any interest are hereby cited to be and appear at the
time and place. to show cause if any they have, why
a final should not pass as prayed.
w. B0NIFANT,
mys06t I'll. U. S. Marshal.
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FEvHE CELEBRATED ~, .s!a- -..-
u JENNINGS LUBRICATING OIL.
The attention of Railroad and Steamboat Compa-
MES Manutacturers. Machinists and others is called
seyerest practical and scientific tests to be UN-
uNEQuALLED AS A LUBRICAT0R BOTH IN
ECONOMY OF COST AND UTILITY.
Supplies for this market received direct from the
Company i well in West Va, and orders filled by
JOHN WILLIAMS, Gen. Agent ne
Of the Jennings Oil Company
Office in Tyson Building, N. W. corner
Charles and Lexington streets.
In quantities to suit purchasers. by
BOLTON BROS, 50 and 81 W. Pratt street..
Reference may be had to the following reliable par
ties and others using the Jennings" Oil.
Railway.
J Prince, ESQ.,, Pres. Tobacco Pipe Company.
d a Needham Sons, Potomac Trans. Company.
Old Bay Line -'' - ot0''
=, r. Ferguson. of Ferguson. Cheering Co., Pipe
ManulactuferS. my7-im
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0~xp OFFICE OF THE Laurel CANNEE
lE-S COAL AVID OIL CNMPANY

OF BALTIMORE.
n; Z: CORNER OF. SECOND AND, SoUTH. STREETS.
nerS9y V n na ne 1n Elm eeapg Ct
Company Of Baltimore. for the Election of EIGHT
DIRECTORS to manage tho business of the Com
pany for tie ensuing year. will be held at the Com
rany's Office on MONDAY, June 4th, 1866 between
the hours of lime and twelve o'clock. A. NJ.
The transfer books will be closed on tho 3lst of
May and remain closed until June 9TH. 1866.
The regular Quarterly Meeting of the Directors
will be held Oh MONDAY, June 4th, 1866, at five
O'Clock, 2. NJ. at the Companys office.
A. P. BURT,
my24-lut~ Secretary.
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&hR- R6AB TO LEND FOR 5.YEARs IN
I'D 4Ve0FVO ONE SUM, on fee property;
Baltimore county first class farm preferred also other
Funds to invest on city fee property in sums of 0OO
$4,000 and Of $1,000. Central well improved Fee
Ample margin by
JOHN L. HAMMOND,
Sc Saratoga street, one door above Calvert.
Who expects large sums of money paid in the
mouth of june viz $300ll, $4,000 and other lesser
sums. Would solicit applications. my26-tf