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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-17
BALnMORE DAILY COMMERCIAI-SA TURDAY MARCH n 7See
CITY COUNCIL.

FRIDAY, March TO.
FIRST Brg1sch,,-A quorum Of members were pres
emit and in the absence Of the President tw6o is act
ing as Mayor, Mr.. Jones of the Eighteenth ward
was called to the chair.
Mr.. Jones offered resolution requesting tho Citv
Commissioner to furnish an estimate of the cost Of
repairing anu extending the wharf at the foot Of
adopted.
Mr.. Ewalt offered an ordinance authorizing the
opening OF Fulton street from Franklin street to the
city limits After discussion the ordinance was
reaG and laid over.
Mr.. Marsh, from the Committee on Police and Jail.
presented report in favor of the petition of " q,
CrOne, and referring to the Mayor the sppiicstions
Of several parties in relation to establishing certain
h2ck and furniture car stands; adopted.
MT. Foreman called up resolution in favor of
hessler Bovine, corner Of Central avenue and Null
hken street, adopted
The Branch then adjourned until Monday after
noon.
Second Branch.-Branch met, Daniel Harvey, ESQ.
PRESIDENT and all the members present
Mr. Nails submitted resolution to have the Centre
and Lexington market houses whitewashed and re-
paired; referred to the Committee on Markets.
resolution was received from, the First Branch.
railway switch on Howard street opposite Centre
street. Also, resolution favorable to the applica-
ton of George W. Dupue. asking privilege to erect
steam engine upon his premises No. 204 South How
ara street. Also received resolution directing the
city Register to pay the bounty due any soldier ac-
credited to the city, tor his representatives. who may
have been debarred from the same account of any
normality i'll the papers of said soldier; all of which
were read and laid over.
placing of gas lamp on the of Madison and
Eden streets; also, one on the corner of Eden and
Chew streets: referred 10 the City Commissioner
Received from the First Branch, a communication
stating that said branch had appointed Messrs. Fore
man, Henneberry and Jones, on the part of that
branch on the committee to codify the ordinances Of
the city. The President appointed the same COM
nitee on the part of the Second Branch Messr lay
lor, Robinson and Burch
Mr.. Taylor submitted a resolution. directing the
Committee on the HarbOr to ascertain the plausi-
biity ofmakng channel sufficiently wide and deep
puyba
and in course of erection at Spring Gardens between
the foot of Howard street and CAROLS point. Re-
ferrei.
Mr.. Moore moved that the First Branch he re-
quested to return the ordinance in reference to the
increase of salaries Of the Port Warden and clerk in
order to have The action Of this Branch in reference
thereto reconsdered, which motion was carried by
the following vote: Yeas-Messrs. Durch, Nicely
mont, Robinson. Burke, Moore and Taylor-6 Nays
N eSsrs. President, Malls, lrelan and Valiant.
Mr.. Robinson called up the resolution providing
for the paving Of alley the south side of Sara
toga street, between North and Holiday streets;
read and adopted.
Adjourned until Monday.
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF MARKETS..

Reported and carefully revised eUeIy Cseh for The Bal
Halore Daily Conmerc.al.l
APPLES.-ihe stock is very much reduced, and
prime New YorkStatc winter fruit is now selling at
$3.50 q Dbl.
ALC0HOL.-Alcohol is higher and we now quote
Western % 2 cent at S455@4.60 and Cologne Spirits
at S4.65G4.70 3 gallon.
ASHES.-POt Ashes are steady atS7 62]z6775 but
we quote Pearl nominal at Sll .50Gi2 a loo 1bs
BARK.-We quote QuercitrOn at S2ld22 50 for No
g and $4,000 Z ton for No. / the latter figure ben-
for fine ground, but there is very littedoing in it,
BREAD.--Bread is unchanged in price aud We
suote as before viz: Navy at ~ cs Potat cts and
Water Crackers at cts q n, The market continues
very quiet.
BEESWAX.- Beeswax is in limited supply and
dull. We quote Western at l2@33 cts. and prime
Southern at 44@46 cts 2 n.
COFFEE.-There has been comparatively little
doing in Coffee this week. and the feeling IN the mar
ket has throughout it been rather depressed. The
sales embrace $50 bags Rio, Grey Eagle. at 2Oa
cts gold: $50 bags Rio also at 20a cts gold: 20 bags
d. in lots at from 49, TO 20 cts gold and % bags
Java at % cts gold. The market closes dull and ra-
Their heavy. We quote as follows, viz: Rio at go
10 cts gold for common to fair 1890 ~ cts gold Tor
good 202@2l cts gold for prime and choice Laguayra
at 2l@2S12 cts gold. and Java at 2Sh2S12 CTS gold.
There have been no imports this week.
COTTON.-Cotton continues to decline and prices
may be written to-day to cts 2 ID lower than on
last Friday, There has, however, been rather more
doing in it, and we note sales in the week of some
800 bales, within the range OF quotations which are
as fellows
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The Port Denison (Austrahan) Times re.
cords the death, at the age of fortyone, of Jane.
Morrill,, the English sailor who was wrecked on tho
northeastern coast of Australia, and lived seventeen
years amongst the Mount Elliott aborigines. Tic
had forgotten his mother tongue when he was re.
stored to civilized life about two years since.
Cleveland has no water to drink. The
petroleum refneries throw their waste into theriver
and the result is that the water supply is foued past
remedy. Even the ice which has been cut for use
next summer is imprcgnated with oil. It IS pro
posed to extend pipes far out into the lake IN imia
ton of Chicago.
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COAI.-Cumb erland is at present quoted at s. 15t1
p ton ,for cargoes free on board Locust Point but
next week the reduced tariff OF freight via the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad will go into operation. and
rates for it will then be $6@625 e ton for cargoes
Anthracts is quite irregular, ranging in price from
$3.50 to $3.50 {, ton of 900 lbs.
CHEMICA LS.-We notice fair demand for
Chemicals and some sales making to arrive. We
quote as follows, viz: Caustic Soda at II cts Soda
Ash standard test at cts Sal Soda at 31s@4 cts; Ri
512@6 cts.
COPPER.-Refned Ingots are quoted to day at 81
Gus. !hey sold however at New York two three
new Sheatng. Braziers' and Bolts, being quoted to-
day at 50 cts. Yellow Metal is also lower Sh,,athing
being now quoted at 81 cts aud Bolts at 40 cs 2, b.
FLOUR:-Ihere has been q good inquiry this We *
for Flour, both from shippers and the home trade
and Tor good sound Super and Extra the market mas
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ADVICE TO AMERICANS VISITING IRELAyD-Thc
Dublin correspondent of the Boston journal writes
There is thing in this country which is very an
moving to trans Atlantic visitors viz: The system of
espionage practsed upon them by the constabulary.
would advise Americans visiting Irclond to discard
long coats and squaretOcd boots as soon as possible
for it is impossible to travel here without annoyance
in American clothes. In travelling by railway you
Will often find troops and cunstabuary along with
you, and on several occasions have found it impoS-
Slble to keep my tongue still under the insulting
every one leaving America to supply himself with a
passport, can certify that sach document saved
me, at least on one OCCASION from arrest susp-
CiOuS person.
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MOOL.-Ihere is nothing doing in Wool. and quo
tations nominal follows, viz: 2S3O cts for un-
washed and 45@50 cts for tub washed. Pulled is I'M
saleable and it is impossible to give quotations for
fleece.
WuISKY.-There has been very little doing this
week in Whisky. 1t quoted during the early
part OF it at 81 2S@229, and some small sales were
made at these figures; but day or two since lot Of
lM bbs Western was sold at 1927 and we quote it as
closing at 2.2I@22S Per gallon for large and small
lots.
REIGHTS.-There have been two vessels char
tered this week to load grain to Cork for orders at
6s sd per quarter equal to 9Md per bushe in bulk,
but We have heard Of no new engagements to liver
pool. The rates TO Liverpool are still S%d for grain
in bulk I'd for cotton 2js@30s for bark, and 2js for
tobacco. For tobacco to Bremen we quote at Cos,
and TO Amsterdam and Rotterdam at 25s. There is,
however, comparatively little tobacco going for
ward. For petroleum. the rates s. 6d@6s to !v-
erpool, and Gs@6s Sd to the Continent. Light
draft vessels suitable for the coastwise trade arc
very scarce and much wanted. The last engagements
for coal were at $3.50 to New York, Sf5O 70 Boston,
and 81 10 to Portland. Corn to Boston is Is cts and
to Providence II cts r. bushpi
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The Boudoj" says: Very deep cuffs are
worn on the street as well as at the breakfast table
Those for morning wear generally in plain white
linen. For street wear they made up in point.
Mechlin, Cluny, and other laces, lined with bright
silk. Collars, standing and rundown, are narrow
and Deep and are made to match. They may be lined
with onocolored silk and new with another, and
thus many sets of elegant lace may be simulated
where but one set really exists
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5NVO SOLDIERS FASEfLIES,
RNuNTY. pENSrnM

BACK PAY, PRIZE MONEY. IN
- The Widow, Child, Father, Mother Brotha- -
Sister, &c, Of any Officer. Soldier or Seaman or
dies in the service Of the United States IL enfil VINO
Bounty, Pension or Back Pay. &c Fail inforIe 70
given, and all such claims promptly collected hI
WIN. B. HILL
government Claim 0fics
fbW. Fayette sfSss,
q. B.-An letters magt o0atsln sta 49,, ma o.
FSpSS' '' dQiS.. isSs
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z kP STEVENS Attorney at law, n. W. cor. lex
ington and St. Paul stS Entrance I'd door on St
Paul street. Professional business ATTENDED, to IN all
Houses. Farms, and Ground Rents bought and sold.
Loans Negotiated Oil Lands and Leases for sale in
West Virginia and Pennsylvania also. Coal and
Mineral Lands, teA-1Y
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ID It, JoHNsT'sT .r,,,oDu
OFFICE No. z SOUTH FRED sTREEf ID
Discovered in tho Great Hospitals Of Europe
in the world for #esness Of the the BacE or ' @B
Strictures, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder
involuntary Discharges, Impotency, General De5l'
ity, Nervousness, Dyspepsy, Languor, Low Spirits
Confusion ct Ideas Papitaton of the Heart, Tirnid
ity, Trembling, DimnesS Of Sight or 9iddiness, Dis
eases Of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections
Of the Liver. Lungs, Stomach or BQweIsthose terri
bic disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
secret and solitary practices more fatal to their VIC
tins than the song Of Syrens to the Mariners Of
Ulysses piGhtiug their brilliant homes or an
ticipations, rendering MaTriage &c, impossible.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
Office no. 7 S. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
side going from Baltimore street, few doors from
the corner. Fail not to observe Name and Number
Letters mnst contain stamp on4.tf
EAH. a. EaUET, of Paris, stun continues his 80
-E1 cessful treatment Of CONSUMPTION Ss,5..oI
residents OF baltimore, IN an advanced slsge OF The
feTEed TO- Apply at his OFFICE Snpbassatn @e re-
lard. ''~'''U4o'G' , a2 or
4 81. :. nj UEF, Graduate OF the Medical Fac7II-
III ~ OF Paris, (Er2nccl Member of the Te3iCel
era CnIrurgical Faculty Of Baltimore. Md Is t51
sSoeI Of the oy Remedies for Diseases Cf pri
sue character, without Mercury OF noxious GrTgS
eeSaat cases cured in from L to IS hours on y~iffn
guarantee. Chronic, nveterate and consfi+TfisSSre
o 5ncn as nave beea abandoned as incurabIe
adopted by bin IS that which has ths snprnei ~ ~
most dstiagu5hed Physicians Of Paris and lis ami
FeE@ai success in practice of 40 wears has nroveG
beyond doubt, that the worst cases readily Yield
ana are thoroughy removed at once and forever from
tae sSste especially all cases of constitutional de-
5ltlti nervous Diseases which soon or te turns tc
consumption and al the evils entailed by certain
peFniglous practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting tne victim for either business study society
O. marriage, and to those who suffering the e75'
eneets or improper jndulgences, of whatever klna;
Gan now DO perfectly restored to natgral heaifa au
skill and experience can oe relied on. No eeor61''
or uRprotessio9a! eAaTgss.
Distant Patients consulted by letter and remedies
toRRarded that can 20 taken IA the most convenient
ana private manner. ,v-r,----,. z,prr
Office southeast corner OF HAGG tEl anu n ID-
ERfCN str EB'TS. lei9-IY
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New YORK, March 16.-Cotton has declining ten
dency sales of 800 bales at 4N@il cts Flour is quiet
Common has declined cts; sales Of 5000 bbls State
S69j98 800; Chic $5G06ll western 6 s50S.2O; South
ern unchanged but heavy: sales 400 bbls; Canada
dull sales 80 bbls at $745GH.15. Wheat very dull
Common has declined l@2 cts sales of 5000 bushels
al 74@7S cts Beef is steady. Pork heavy. Mess
S26129. lard closed buoyant at I@l94 cts. Whisky
dull at sos. Groceries duh. Naval stores quiet.
Turpentine 92@95 cts. Resin $l.50@l6 Petroleum
dull. Freights quiet. Gold 1903.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, March 16.-Flour is dull. Western
Extras 59G9.25; Pennsylvania Extra $9.50@SI0.
Wheat is quiet but prices unchanged. Corn is lrmer.
Sales n 63d70 cts. Mess Pork is held ut S2S Lard
1s34 cents. Pennsylvania Whisky 1925; Ohio S2.27@
$2.22S.
Chicago Markets.
ss--CHIC AGO, March 1G-Flour is dull Wheat dull;
sales 81 253I0I26. Corn dull. Oats dull. High
Wines inactive. Provisions dull. Mess Pork S26.
Hogs quet and prices unchanged. Dressed hogs dull
and declined twenyi cents; sales at Sl0259l050.
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, On and after FRIDAY, Sept. l, 1865. tho tIains
his road viii run rs follows

=, On and after FRIDAY, Sept l, 1865 the tlains
TRAINS SOUTH.
Aleyandria t..,.: 7@5 (. Il, a and S'' + n
Lyn0hPTpBFs. e v SO r II: and 6 a j. i,
Leave Lynchburg at........ 6.45 a. NJ and 7I5 p. NJ
:, HIchmon9 at..:......,T A. N. and lis P. n
Gordonsyille at........l2.30 P. N. and 1920 A, NJ
Arrive In Alexandria at.... ASS P NJ. and $50 4, NJ
Washington az. $50 p. N. and 525 A. NJ
On Sundays leave Washington at $50 P. NJ. oT1iv -
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN leaves alexan Gi-ia' at
A NJ arriving IN Gordgnsvil!e * IL $ A. NJ; leaves
G2rd0nsvlle at lbs P NJ, arriving in Alexandria at
THR0UGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves AIexan-
ORA at : A. ~, arriving in Lyqohburg at 40 P. NJ;
leaves LynChGufs at $40 a. br. arriving in Alexan-
dria at 6.l0 p. VI.
Passengers for Warrenton will take the A N
tram south from Washington. and thesis A. NJ train
north from Lynchburg
Passengers by the SIS A, NJ. and us P. NJ. lraira
from Richmond connect with trains at " ashinSfar
for all parts Of the North and West '-71'4s' OA
This route has the advantage ove~. all otbors ~,
having continuous rail from New York to Lynch
I also passes through Fairfax Bull Run, Manassas
BriSt0e, CaJletts RappahGrnOcL CIInonjar OroT,,,
and Gordonsville, where many of the roa,
were fought % ' ''t''o'
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express build
ING, ,pppVolte inc Baltimore and Ohio Railroad DeDnt
IN ashington, also at the DeUct on MARYLAND 3yenne
Lralns leave the c9rner0 OF First and SITS Washug-
toa. WA. Z. MCCAFFERTY
General Superintendent.
a J.. NJ. BR0ADUS
oe5-a General Passenger Agent.
F,HFs s5:ssz5gs YORK ROAD RAD.
~ tEsassss WAY.
On and after MONDAY next, March 5tb. oars MIN
eeane eiy han at each hour from a. NJ to r. NJ
Night car for TowsOntown at PM.
n Leave Lowsontown every hour from s A NJ 81
= M, except Il noon. = M no 90
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EO&ru of GF

Committee Of ARBITRATION for March.
HENRY JAMES,
GEORGE S. BROwY, benz. +. GATOR,
W. A. WILLIAR, SAMUEL HAZLEgrRsr.
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VFVHE PACIFIC ROTEz. is well and widely
n known to the travelling public The location Is
is especially suitable 20 merchants and business men
it is in close proximity to the business part of bs
city-is on the highway Of Southern and Weste-N
rrayel-and adjacent to al the principal Railroad
and Steamboat dCputs
The PACIFIC has liberal accommodations for over
300 guests; it Is well furnished and Possesses eyer
ment of its inmates. The rooms are spari0ns a5
well ventilated provided with gas and water. tbs 80
generously provided with every dolicacy SS ne "a
season. ZIG
The subscriber who. for The past few years has
to identify himself thoroughly with the interesfs o
bis . h0ase VITA long experience as botei-koeper
10 trusts oy moderate CHARGES and liberal policy
Hotel. - 'no aelhe
n. B.-fo prevent oTeroharge by hackmen the
saiS-!V JOHN PATTERN II
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Union Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIN ssSE,
No. q SECOND STREnF. North Siin-

This Company insures against Lsi'sS OR DAMAGE
~ FIRE on all descriptions q tfeperty, either IN
the city or county, for week, mC%tii or year.
It also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
surances made on Merchandise in bonded aud stor-
age warehouses; and where the risk has terminated,
the Premium FOR the unezpired time will be return
cd. JOHN COATES,
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HOTELS
T 0SEEE.L H95jSE

Holiday STREET.
so1s g. BALTIMORE.
-- 4o---oLI A. KLEFF, PROPRIETOR.
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LII entitled an Act to secure the completion Of
III, E......:., ELc-n = 81 I'D - =


Section !. Be Il enacted by the General Assenbly of
Udyiand, That the lien held by the State of Mary
land on the property Of the Eastern Shore Railroad
Company to secure the payment of six per centr1o
interest out of the profits of the work on the shares
Of the capital stock of the said Company held by the
State shall not be construed TO give a preference to
pany, and the said lien is hereby expressly waived
postponed and deferred in favor of the holders Of
the construction and equipment of The said Ra;Irood
to an amount not exceeding in the whole i've hun
pany has full power to issue its bonds or other
rties on the pledge Of its property estate and fran
chlses bearing interest at rate not exceeding six
peT, centum per annum, redeemabe at any time
Wltnn twenty years, and not exceeding in amount
tne sum OF hVe hundred thousand dollars, in addition
70 us ponds already issued and dispose of the same
l0r the objects atOresaid and no bonds of the said
company Issued in good faith, for the construction
completion or equipment of the said Railroad shall
20 annulled or ahated, because the same may have
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RAlLRalALt NsgrINE..
rae lsAsTY1sannAaa e,agI0 sS.ssa.stss2

| The ELLICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves BaIti-
! more at {. y and 10 A, NJ and so NJ and Eli
colts Mills at 40 A. NJ, and ll.3O A. NJ, and 20
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PaCiGc Hotel.

Zone Square West of Broadway1
BETWEEN COURTLAND AND DEY sTREETs, NEW YORK,
51gES PAEoFEN. Jr,. Proprietor.
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lETs H9 -!5EIE:EEssg51 :sEt'sE 5zOAD, gRrDF,
~ II - RLCKSRURG AMI p0f0-
MAC r. RIO IRA EEiLERS GOIiy,5 50 {JYg
TWICE DAILY. (Sanooy : A, Il. F,o.o,.5,
INA quickest and most direct 7aute to Richmond
va, S%4 the south Wa TIE Baltimore and
General Passenger Agent.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCEEJRG,

10 eass f-..taaszssssz=.lz1 eeEsESGE A&D
b5i5Et ~ asze ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
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SHIPPING.

5ENk FOR SAvASNAEE.-The f;ne fast all.
SEsKring schr. JOHN Z. DALEY" wall, mas.
s---o ter having nearly all her cargo engaged will
laye dispatch. tor balance Of freight apply to
KELSEY x CRAY,
mhl1-F corner BuchGnan's wharf and Pratt St
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TotaIeonsoiidated capital

The new arrangement will give the SHAREHOLDERS
in the Adams Company 81 shares Of new for each
share of their old stock and leave large surplus Of
property and cash be divided hereafter by way Of
extra dividends The shareholders " the National!
Bankers will receive one share of tli paid new
stock on the payment Of SO g Cent on each original
surplus to be divided to the Adams SHAREHOLDER,
over and above the $50 z cent of new stock. will
amount to a very large sum, perhaps to a further
pre- MUM Of $50 d cent on their original interest.
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Fast Line arrives daily
MIA. Mali Fast Linz i'ttSburg and Eric Express ana
IttsbGrg and EmiTa Express make close cor neoto1s
Wltn the pennsylvania Contra! Railroad at Harris
2H5g Tor Fi.ts9TE, Cleveland. Columbus Ciucinn ati
Indianapolis Chicago, st, Louis Fort Wayne. Loris
vile, Cairo, ana all points in the West Nnrtbwcst
and Southwest. MaIi and Express Trains connart az
ElpTa with tho New IncA. and Erie RAILROAD a..
az points n Northern, Central and Western New,
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"A letter from Frankfort on-the Main says
the emigration from Europe to this country in 1866
will reach at least three hundred thousand persons
There has already been 600 balls in New
York this winter. They have been attended by 400.
900 people. and the whole expenses have been
no