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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-23
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Aa-To CONSERVATIVES The undersigned having been
restored 10 health in & few weeks by very simple
remedy sfer having suffered several ysarA with severe
lung affection, and that dTead disease Conaumphon-a
anxious to make known to his fsowsuaerers tbs means
oi cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy the preserp-
tion used free Of Ch4Tge,l with the directions for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will ind sure
eurefr Consumption Asthma BroneAitis Coughs Colds,
ETC. The only object Of the advertiser In senolnR the
prescription to benefit the aieedand spread informa-
ton which he conesyes to he invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, ash Will coat them
nothing snd may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription, will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
wiamsburgh, Kings Comfy, New York.
oetl0-3mos
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DIR. srR1oKLANp,s PILE nEmrDY

Has cured III uaands Of the worst OF Bin ant
bissdpg Piles 1t gives Immediate relief, and effects
permanent cur. Try " direct =. Z IL warranted tt
euro. Por sale by ali Druggists at SO epts per bot
to- jEu12-V4sly
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INTERESTING DIALOGUE.

WHEAT - MEAT - CABBAGE POTATOES
APPLES GRAPES - BEETs-ToMAToEs-
BREAp-CAKE-AND SOME OTHER THINGS
AND THE BOYS NND GIRLS BESIDES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-23

The BrIdat Chamber, an Essay OF Warning
aud Instractivn for Ycuug Msn-published by th- uoW
ard Assnoon aud ires OF charge In sealed enYs
lopes Address, Dr.J. skillin noughton, Howard As
ISOLATION, lhiladelphiA, ia fehlo-lY
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- 5ingie Insertion so cen d per .qu RE-

AZ One tneh or l5th cthsltiuler hquhe
a. single Insertion so cen per squ,rs
AZ Wants ot four lines, sing ilstiil"n 0 cents
~ tpuKJAL AND srAresd ~ T. plhli he'd every
rn.,isy snd Friday at THAEE DOLLARS a Y"Aa. p'y
~ In adglnra Nhs uhsrpt1nH wal Nv received 'nl
thsn thrso mouths aud paper discontinued Until
m ,rresrase, are paid, uueasat tho option Of the pull
fisher. 81, ,,,,.,,, ,,.n rr,mpsN,AN 4. .,,h
u,hai svery Friday at TWO DOLLARS PER ANNuM
nsySbsin sivauee or THREE DoLJAnS at the end Of
sRrtsgMENTs not oxeoedln7 square will he In.
ofted three times for dollar and sixty eents aud
foriy csats aeay sulsoluont naerton longer ones
n ths same proportion. 80, -. A.,
M lyertssmsnts sout without stating tho time
theS arc to b. publiahad will hO continued until they
forpi and Oh .rgod tceorling to the Sbovo TERMS
10 sEeuRg INSERTION Of their Advertisements aud
rntIce. on TiesdAys Ani Fr1sys advertisers are N
normed that thar fAvors Auar be handed In previous
nine i clock, A. NJ, on MouaaYa and rhursdsys
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DEAR siR!-

With your permission, ! Wish to say 10
the readers Of your paper that will send by return
mall 10 all who wish it, rpel Recipe with full 1rsc
lOn- for making and using simple Vegetable Balm,
that will eertusly emovr In ten days Pimplss, Botch
eF Tan treeRe- aud all lmpurtlas u skin, leaving
the samr loft el-sr, smooth and beautiful.
will ano mail tree q those having Bald HeAldg. or
bare Faces, simple drsctons and ormAton that will
enable them start full growth Of Luxurlant Hair
Nhskers, or Moustaehs in less than thirty days.
AL applications answered by retarn mail without
charge hopefully yours,
THoS. r. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
oetl0-3mog 63l Broadway, New York.
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DIR. j. sINISIs q SONS


DIR. j. SIMMS a. SONS
COMPOUND VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER
This rsparAilou Is con posed OF
PURE HONDURAS sARsAPARiLLA,
Combnc 10 liris compound OF valuable articles pos
ssins gea purifying properties aud Is prepared in thu
rm Of pure EktracVs Syrup, is very pleasant and
agreeable the TASTE and powerful in its effect all
dl eas4H arising from an i'm state Of the 0od, II
lurnss the tesious Of ih Liver Kdnsj and stomA
heepiug 'hs towels gent y operative.
STANDS uNRtyALLRD
TlRrHR
CDRE OF iSCR0FULA OR KINGS EVIL,
Rheur at sun Mecurla and Syphiltis Diseases and all
the LONG ser-s Of 'omI lintt requiring purifying medl-
cine A. spring Hni summer purifier has superior.
PRIcE 81 PER BOTTLE.
E5-sOo our Circular Of Pure Family Medicines.
Prepared only by
DIX sIMMs 3 Son,
Physicians and Drugiss D,aers IN Pure Family Medi
nrs 'orner oil Fourth and King Streets, Whining ON
Delaware. Janll-n
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILLIAN
HAIR ENEWER.
IFS EFFEcT IS MIRACULOUS.
The old the young the middle usod unite to prAIl,
HALLS
VEGETABLE sICILLIAN HAIR REVIEWER.
TITS an entirely new s,entials discovery, com bining
usny OF te m at powerful aud rsstorsuYs agents 10
We have sneh aonhd dee In ti merits and are so Surs
1t viii do all ws claim for it, that We oRer
$4,000 REWARD
II THIS sIcILLrAN HAIR RRNEwRR does not size
SATISFACTION IN ALL CASES,
When uS'd In strict aOcorIan,s with our Instruction ar.
VEGETABLE sIclLLIAN HAIR REVIEWER
tbs Hair ever offered to the public.
ItiaA VEGETABLE COMP luND. and contains no inju.
ricus properties whatever.
IT is NOT DYE. itstrkss at the roots .Dd Oils The
gands with new life an eolorins matter.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
IT WILL KEEP TUG HAIR FROM rALLISG OUT
It eleAuaes the scalp, and makOS tbs hair
snPr tuarpnua Avn ertvvu
1T Is a SPLENDID HAIR. DRESSING.
No person, old or young should fall to use it.
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE RIRkF
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILLIAN HAIR REVIEWER.
AsD TAKE No OTEu.
R.P. HALL CO., PsoPAlrroRs,
As-soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. jsnis-iy
NEW, CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
IN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE wILMINGTON INSTITUTE,
CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
PER CENT.
HE principle Of Mutual Insurance IL believed to bs
the experienesso far has proved Il be the
chsspest Of Insurance against Loss FIRE and
,though this Institution has bseen but IL ysArs in
ntnce the list Of insurers will compare Avorsby with
aay ohsr and the lSssag by Gre during that time, al
th ugh few have been promptly paid all who have
be-s Insured In this once And have had the misfortune
tn be burned ont can attest The object has been to
good list Of safe risks, rather than to uWel tbs
number ofinaur without regard to haESrds; thus les
ssnng the liability OF sinking the cash capital In
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
WILNiSdToN.-Williap Candy, Clement p. Smylb, @. .
Riehardaen, John A DuneAn, jacob Pussy. John Coeh
ran, William ratnail, Edward T. Bsllab, CIV Rowland
samuel Csnby.
BRasDTwHi HUNDRED -. Cloud Elliott, RdvArt
BrinRhurst
CHRisrIANA HusDAFD.-Jamss Riddle.
NEW CAa7Lr HuEDRED-John ,uysT.
WETTE CLAY oEuEE HuHpRRD,-A. p. Shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
S. D. saITH, 5seretary and Treasurer.
| n Office hours from 10 / aud from to L
January 1e 1es3-ly
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS
AT 3. s. R BUILKRs
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER STORE,
No. $40 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. pELAwAnE

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
The Aetropolltes; by RoheE. St. CLAIR. Cloth
Camp and Pri.ose-rwsnty Moa hs in the Dspartasa
Oh the Gulf; by Col. DugannO
Reese Douglas Cloth
Mrs. Goodfs lows Cookery as II shnuli Be- Cloth.
GhAretai Sketches; by Jis. c. Neal. Cloth.
Cloth. - 49, N'eAui'-
wsSi Virgins: It's Farms and Forests. Mines aud Oil
Oh Regions Of Pennsylvania. Cloth
7, Buchanan Head. ,"' -
Too Old Bird to bs Caught with ChAG: bv Mr., Oar. =
The Young Cadet by CaotAin Beliss
hannis, or ContentmeaIi b. MS MaeksnsIA
Match Maklng.
Castle, In the Air; by Mrs Gore
als'' large number OF New 'oks Of various h,pa.
Al III. latest Mag Hines and Nswspaperr st.tif nsrv
for'e MonnAos, Pseket wallets and Fancy AriIcIes
AN, E. 5. X. BUTLER
OCH 80 Market etreet WILMINGTON Dsi
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I
DIVIDEND.---THE DIRECTORS OF
~ The Wi mington Goal GaA COnpauy nAv- this Gay
| declared Dividend VI Two DOLLARS PRR SH NRE,
for the past six mouths payable on or after hs rst day
JAZZ 2O:h 1858 --2i-li 2Il Market strsst.
nIvIDEND.---ODD FELLOWS HALL,
IL WnNEGTos January ~, lste.
All meeting OF the Bo I'd CT Cuatos of ths ODD Fell
lows Hall omPany, held this day DiVilend nf FOUR
PER CENT was dec aTed on the capital stock for ths
LIST nlx moaths, pa yabe by the Treasurer William
jsSS5-it -'N -'''' nESkY EcKEL, Secretary
DURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD.--
L Tue whitsst, the Nos rurabls an the Most Fec
A'"''1i Try IT, AAa0ssl1fsd shIelsR .PlS I Gy SyylrH
whoesAle Drug, Paint aud Gns- ne.lera,
NO. lS7 NoR1n Third STREET,
lsn9s-Wiy PlilLkDEl PhIA.
A FARMER WANTED, WITH WORK.
n lao sIooK to taAs 211 aerss on shares, !. miles
from B,ltmor'. Apply 10 ". sEMpLE,
n23-st 8 2 North Broad Street, philafa.
CLEIGH FOR sALE.---A SUPERIOR
~ Arse Sleigh Tor ss e 'ory Ions and IN good oasl
VIII carry ak pertons csmforA bly,, will be sold at
cns third VI the pAsseut cost Of making Of similar
style. Inquire Of FHISr & ALMOND,
iAnSa-t Seventh aud Shpley sttssts
nEPOsIT BOOK LOsT.--NoTICE Is
IL hereby givsa that a book of DEPOSIT in he Will
niustou savings Fund, . onTing to 80 lxTghT DI
VI I'm, No soss TEMPERANCE, has eea lost " NILS
laid. App alton has bren at the Office Il the IT,
ittution Tor a renewal OF the same. -
W. TAYLOR,
r. W. STlMM.LL,
W. r. HALL,
jA1ss-it Committee On Krpe4Hl Of Book.
nor RENT AND POSSESSION GIVEN
e oa the 2hth day OF March next TnKEk sfIkY
BNIUK HOUSE, NO t02 East urih Street. III, mstn
building has large lailr, In folding doors in the
entIy aud sAs in the same Chundoliers with ionr
burner; also tWo ro ms in terrn story With Raf In
"a i room; two in third story with III % story
bisk buIlupgs; tho nrs floor large Oung roomj
one eond story, and room In third e'ory
Il fha III fha
story one room the girl aud bath tcuse with soed
dry cellar under meath all but The kitchani hyJiAht
address, JOHN WRlGnr
Ihn2s-2t No. 4i2 kast Fourth Street.
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EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.

Young men who wish TO qualify themselves fer Buui.
Life, have uneQuaed advantages for doing 90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-23
CHEAP AND PLEASANT TRAVEL
EARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILnoAD CON
PANY.'
NEW YORK 40 CAMDEN.

NEW YORK 10 CAMDEN
CAMDEN TO NEW YORK OR LONG BRANCH
n From Coopers Rorry. Camden, daily at elb A. H.. 10
Iuekerton Btrnegat Toms River, Manchester Berseu
sqnaneum, Farminrdalo, Shark River, Long BTsneh
5raaehpnrt' Oeeaaport, Eatontown, Shrewsbury Red
,han Shana, Mddislown, Highlands and Port Monmouth,
tnsnes 70 new York by the splendid steamer JEsgR
hofT Through in hours Fare $500 Rreursi %
tleksls good for three days, s30O
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journal ana Statesman Timetable.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
JANUARY 9Th, 1866.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-23

DURE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD.--
il Will do anu better work at given Cost. than
any other Try 1t. Manufactured only by
ZSIGLER SMITH,
Wholesale Drug PANT aud Glass Desltrs,
No. i57 NORTH I HIRD sTREgf.
isn28-Ely PHILADELPHIA,
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Little three year old jennie was

Little three year old Jennie was playing
very roughly with the Kitten carrying it by the tail
Her mother told her that she would hurt pussy.
why no. won't" said she, "I'm carrying ii by the
handle!'
"A reporter of the Chicago Tribune dis
guised as female, learned from professional as
trologist of that city, that he was widow shortly to
be married to middle-a aged gentleman and to take
bridal trip to Europe.
The new five cent fractional currency,
just issued, differs from the old issue in having
green back and likeness of Freeman Clarke, instead
of Washington, on the face. The dngy gilt which
dshgured the old issue, is wisely omitted from the
new which is plain and neat throughout.
According to every indication the emil
grafton to the United States this year will be very
large. The troubles in ireland will drive thousands
to our shores, unless the Irish Republic should be
established. an event which, Notwithstanding Fenian
assurances to the contrary is not likely to happen.
Germany. according to recent dispatches transmitted
to the State Department, is about to send larger
emigration than has reached this country for many
years The result of cur war of the rebellion. the
re-establishment Of the authority of the nation, and
the display of strength and resources which have
made, is having very great effect upon the Old
World. They settle beyond all hope of future dis
pute that the United States are to be continued in
power stronger than before; that they will in
sure to the population happiness, prosperity, and
ability to maintain the rights of manhood free from
all oppression, and with the enjoyment of all those
privileges which make life valuable. The destiny
OF this country is to be the protection and the hope
OF mankind. and the dissemination of liberal prin-
ciples' and the insurer of them to every one who
becomes one Of our citizens,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ATALUARLE REAI. ESTATE E0R sa,E

u AEUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY SUTTON & GEMMELL
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
No: 81 Exchange Place, Baltimore
farm Of $50 acres, highly improved on A turnnike
road, II miles from the city Price $4,000.
Also 600 acres in Charles county, Nd; 200 highly
improved, balance in tirst-class timber, viz: White
OAK cedar, locust, maple, ash, chestnut &C. Much of
l. L, me ship timber, near navigabe waters. Price
$4,000 or SIS an acre.
Also, nine farms in Hartford county many of them
hghy improved, and very deSirably situated Prices
ranging from 5000 to S25, 600
Also, valuable business property on the Northern
central Railroads 50 acres in extent with store dwell
ing, railroad switch wood yard, &c. fine water and
great bargain.
ALSO
Beautiful Country SEAT within the city limits
improved with fine three story Dwelling and TWO
story Back building, built in 1859, O.. acres land
with fruit; flowers, &c. Price, $lC,0O0 Also, frst
class Dwelling, with every modern convenience in
St. Paul rect Also 10G acres of valuable Coal Land
on The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, mine open
and IN wOr king condition, the Coal selling at SI4
per ton at tie depot, this is fortune to an enter
prlsIng man, Price $4,000. Apply to
SUTTON & GEMMELL,
le2-u So Exchange Place. Bait.
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MARINE JOUR NJ AL
POET OF BALTIMORE.

W.sy NE; a.; February "A. 1866.
Steamer Adelaide Cannon from EOTio.k-to NJ
N FAILS. e.. ,-.-c.,,-
Steamer George Leary, Blake,nan from Norfolk
to J Birckhead. Jr. NJ.
Steamer Florence Franklin. Pierson. from Phila-
depha-mdse to j A Shriver.
Steamer Vine Land. Benedict. from Nswberne, n
C-cotton and naval stores to A Needham & Sons.
- Bark Hadley, Snow, from Boston-mdse to NJ
Schr Jonas Smith. sedgley, 10 days from Matapzas
to Kelsey Gray; mo!asses to Stirling 4 Ahrens.
Cleared.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Norfolk-M N Falls.
=, Steamer George Leary. Brakeman. Norfolk.
Steamer Florence Franklin, Pierson, Philadelphia
Steamer Vineland, Bender, New York via Phila-
phia-A Needham & Sons
Schr General Marion, Purington, Portsmouth, n
H-kelsey & Gray.
Brig Chilona. OBJ Madgs, Liverpool-Knox & Co.
schr A Denike, New York.
Schr West Dennis: Savannah,
Arrived from Baltimore.
Schr Jackson, huntington, hence at Antigua 18th
ulto, in Il days passage and was at st Thomas 18th
to sail 18th for Spanish Main Main
by Telegraph to News Room.l
;, NEW YORK, arrived Feb. 14.-Brig L Wright,
l1ugg, from Savannah.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Room.
Fort, MONROE, Feb. l3th 1866-The weather
to-day has been cloudy and stormy looking, the wind
again turned to the eastward aflording no prospect
to sail for the remaining vessels which lay in the har
Dor, viz
,Schr W Q Irish, from New York-seneral cargo for
Beaufort. n c
,schr n Vanaman. from Baltimore-coal for New
York.
:, schr Simmons. from Norfolk-wood for New
York.
Sehr a Chamberlain. from York river-oysters
for New York.
Schr Reindeer. from Norfok-wood for New York
schr A Sanders, from Norfolk-wood for New
York.
Schr ,Doughton, from Richmond-rags for New
Bedford.
Bark Lizzie Raymond. from Bahia, with sugar
sailed yesterday afternoon for Baltimore.
The tug Brandt" from Baltimore for Wilmington,
c, put into Norfolk yesterday, on account OF the
southeast weather outside; coaed. arrived here to-
day and sails at II o'clock tonight for Wilmington
NC.
Memoranda.
Schr Palmer. from Indianola, Texas, arrived
at New Y ork 14th inst.
Steamtug L Il Webster, Barclay, hence at Savan-
nah, 5th
Brig Chas V Williams, Thompson, from Messina
arrived at Philadelphia, 18th.
Bark Minidora, Townsend, from MatanzaS arrived
at Apalachicola, Fla 9th ut,
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C0FFEE.-There has been comparati vely little
inquiry for Coffee to-day, and have heard Of no
sales. but the market although quiet. continues
quite firm in tone: and we quote as before. VIZ Ro
gold for good to primes 2i@l1A cts gold for choice;
Laguayra at 23@2313 cts. gold, and Java at 28@28H
cts gold. The stock here is about $1,000 bags.
FL0UR.-The inquiry for good retailing brands of
Flour ntinues fair. and for thsse descriptions,
which are in comparatively light supply the market
is steady and firm, but we continue ts quote low
grades dull and very heavy. There have been some
mall sales Of Flour to-day, but We have heard If no
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Resolutions IN the Maine Legislature
Equality of Civil and Political Rights


AUGUSTA. Me-, Feb. 13-The following resolutions
were introduced into the House branch of the Maine
Legislature to-day, by Gen. Shepley. of Portland in
relation to equality of civil and political rights
ResoLued That the grand result of truly Republi-
can Government never be fully attained until
equality of civil and political rights be permanently
secured, irrespective of differences of color.
ResolUed. That SO long as the elective franchise
shall be denied abridged in any State on account
of race color, therein of such race or color
should be included in the basis of representation of
such State in the Congress Of the United States and
we approve Of the efforts of the Senators and Repre-
sentatives from this State in Congress to secure such
an amendment of the Constitution as would effect
this result believing that the tendency and hoping
that the ultimate effect of this amendment if adopted
would be to secure equality of political AZ well as
civil rights to ALL
The Committee on Federal Relations. to which was
referred resolution in relation to the crime of rea-
son. and the punishment of traitors have reported
that as In their opinion expression of the views
of this Legislature is required to hasten the action of
the Executive authorities of the United States on the
subject of said resolution, it ought not to pass
The report accepted.
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The Monks OF MOUNT SINAI IN REBEL1Ioy-A
monkish rebellion on Mount Sinai is reported in
pears that Archbishop Cyril, of the Convent Of St
Catherine, having in some way offended his monks.
they mutined in a body, seized the Archbishop and
shut him up in the black hole of the convent News
of the affair was sent by adherent of the Arch
bishop to Cairo, whereupon the Viceroy despatched
store his authority There is something rather comic
in the idea of Paynim monarch being called upon
to restore the authority of a Christian priest,
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MEDICAL,
TRENGTH T0 TEHE v,,E1I[I
.OUTH TO THE AGED
BI0.KRENE
OR
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Es~Ihis Preparation is uneuualled rs a p ei,,van,
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ING leeb!e the aged and all those who have in any
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mIHat us name implies, Life Reiuvenator, which
While 1t builds up the shattered constitution viii is
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NO matter by what cause any organ has become on
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GURES GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS IN
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9nodhMi and al who are in any way Frustrated by
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oold oS SETH S. HANCE,
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TOBACCO.

rs VI GAIL oHRIsTIAN Ak.
G. w. GAIL & Ak,
A3@.ssJ:;e:.'rst, a. all Einas Of
Smoking, Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
aud 8rslG.
ALSO.
Importers of Pipes, Snuff Boxes.
&C., &C., &c.
NO. g BARRE STREET,
Bessooan Charles ans LigEh. ayesa,
BALTIMORE, I'D.
@. ". GAIL. CHRISTIAN Az. GEORGE J. KUoHLER
Baltimore. Baltimore. Nef7 Yor4.
GAIL AZ 81 AUGHEER.
T0baceo and Commission Eouse.
DEPOT OF
g. W. GAIL d Ax'3 MANUFA CYURES,
BALTIMORE.
l73 and IT'S WATER STREET. near Maiden Lane
Hrl4tf NEW YORK
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NJ OFICK IsI FA iSiiElss.

\
=, The subscriber. having established an Agency for
the purpose. is now prepared to furnish THE FARM;
EhS WITH LABOR, White or Colored, and would
respectfully advise taose in want of Labor to send
Agents to represent them in Associations of Clubs
DO. This win provo great saving OF time and ext
pense to the Farmer. FOR further informition, &c.
please enclose gsAmpg, and address
OLIVER W00n. General Agsr,s
ee4-u 81 Saoopd Street.. Bsldmoya Sa.
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UeneraI ouIorin EenGent,
ED. S. YOUNG,
Gol6-t General Passenger Agent,
IA gEM EEEssssssEs#E@sszl RICHMOND, FREDE.
szaat Ssa So - S3s.s RICKSBURG AND pOTO-
MAC r. RIO IRA VELLERS GOING S0UTH
VICE DAILY Cyuaday P. ID. Eocspted)

TWICE DAILY, Gguadqy P. ill., EccsptsaA
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond
Va, and the South, via the Baltimore and
Chic Railroad to Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash
pngtoa to b AgGia Creek and Richmond Frederick
from Aqua Creek to Richmond, Va, conneaf i0g
there with trains on the Richmond and PetersSsTs
and Richmond and DanviIle Railroads for F-sEarss
SuTg Weld 5 WiImingt2n Raleigh saeIs6oro'
Trains leave Camden Statica at 81 4. M, and o,a
10 = NJ ;cQpne2ting = shpgton with steamer n,ia
E.gnlGo1d st 250 P. NJ and 30 4 If "i'N arrive IN
IhR0UGH TO RICHNGSYD XIV FEW gOT7Pg
fVty Miles Sh0rtsr G;r hours o,t;to - 5 &
OTHER Route "'''' "''D
Be SURG aaq get through tickets via Anu;a c-eek
81 fredericksburg to Richmond at Cardon Station
omnbusses and baggage wagons always in readi.
aus; ~ convey passengers and baggage to the stea
ers IN washington city free Of charge
A. NEEDHAM i SON
NO. AZ LlGt4 street wharf
\, General Agents.
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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-15

"a Office is HEREBY GIVEN, That apph-
~ cation will be made to the Mayor and City Coun-
o. or Baltimore for the passage Of an ordinance 70
widen Commerce lane on the east dds. between Seq
cad street. end 1xehanka place noSs-lawSws 4