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by GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiODeers.

VALUABLE RULING LOT, FRONTING ON
NORTH I sTREEr, BE1MEEN lSe sND 2D
STREETS INST, At PUBLIC AUCTION
BY virtue a 3 deed OF trust, dsted February 2,
ls.6 and recorded in Liber X. M. h, No. IL, folio
county, the subscriber, as the Trustee therein
named. will sell. % the highest bidder. on the
next, ct O'Clock .. m, Lot No. 2. in Square No
a depth of JOS feet 10 inches
Terms Of sale: One third can; balance in six and
twelve months, with fnterestfrom the date az sale
secured by q deed of trust on the property, All
convey sncIng and stamps st the cost Of the pur-
chaser, who shall deposit $50 With the auctioneer
Of time of sale.
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
five DAYS from the day Of SALE the Trustee yeS
the right TO resell at the rsS and cost Of tie pur
chaser in default. on one weeks notice
SAMUEL T. DRURF, Trustee
n
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
We Will sell on "WEDNESDAY MORNING, An
gust 18th. at 10 O'Clock. 81 dwelling No 42O i4th
street, between II and streets, the Furniture in
said house, VIZ:
Mahogany hair cloth Sofa sud Chairs
Do Marble TOP Center and other Tsbles
Do Bedsteads and W srdrobes
DO Marble top Bureaus and Wristbands
Do Dining Tables, Refrigerator
Brussels, Three ply, and Ingram Car pets, Rugs
Hair and Huek Mattresses. Locking Glasses
Feather Bed, Boosters and Pillows
Hat Rack, Window Shades
Walnut lair cloth sofa
Cane and wood seat Chairs
Blankets. Quilts and Comforts
Hall snd Step Oilcloth. Clocks
Gilt Band China Tea set
Crockery and Tin Toilet Ware
Goal and W ood stoves
No. Cooking Range and Fixtures
With other Hou sekold and Kitchen Requisites.
The Rouse Is for reRt. Apply on the premises
Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO..
auI Auctioneers.
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10y EAGLE CO., Auctioneerp
ID Ealee-rooms no. 29s Pennsylvanis aveuus

Negle D %. viii give their personal attention 20
the sale OF Real tate and Household Furniture n
the residence OF nmilies declining Housekeeping
Also, 70 the sstes Of stocks Of Groceries and Mef
ehandise Of every description, Horses, Carriages
darneoe. &C dec l.ly
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TWENTY BUILDING LOTS Oh MARKET
GAKDENs, NEAR GEoRGETOwN, AT AUG

TON.
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August sOth,
(iffsir il not, next fair day at O'Clock D. m,
viii SELL on the premis part OF that very valu-
able and desirable track OF land called Friend
situated In Washington county, in the District
OF Columbia, about one and s-haH miles above
Georgetown, about half mile from the Rockville
turnpike and the Ridge Road. The property will
be divided into twenty Building Lots or Market
Gardens each containing from four TO eight acres,
and can De seen at any time grssiops {. sale on sp
Cedars, Georsetown Heights A plat Of the prep
erty can be seen IT the Auction Rooms. No. lie
Bridge street. Sale 20 commence 81 Lot No I, near
Tepnally town.
Terms: 0ne-ouarter cash; balance 6, IL, and IS
months, with interest. secured BY q deed Of trust
on the property. Conyeysncing and stamps az the
eI au % Is tpe Ipteii rHos. BOWLING. Auct.
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RY GREEN . WILLIAMS, Auctonsers.
TWENTY.THREE ACRES OF LAND AND
BhASTIFuL kfsIDENUE IN BLADINs-

AREnTTIFfII nRs1nHGsr nInn
BUkG Ar PUBLIC AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, We shall sell /,
ats ock D. N. on the premises II tAir, tff y OF
the sale will De postponed until T h . ReDAT, Nth
instant, same hour that beautiful tract OF Land
and Improvements known 90 ..Shsdy Side" the
fermer residence OF the late DR.. Penn, now the
residence of Commodore Barwoos. u. s. Navy,
At the interrogation OF the Marlborough and Bls-
oensburg roads.
The ground 10 in q high state Of cultivation,
rich. e part in garden and Test IN meadow, with
ayaritty Of fruit, grapes, &C.: avell Of excellent
Nster IN the Yard, and several springs en- the
The improvements consist OF q spacious Frame
Dwelling, with stone foundation and large cellars
The house contains nfteen rooms, some Of which
ale large; also, 9 fns bath room, wide halls and
closets through out the house; cooking ranse in
the Kitchen, with apparatus for hot and Geld water
there Is slse managers or gardeners house,
nesrlv new. well finished. containing two large
rooms; barn, smoke, and all ether necessary out
houses
This property Is handsomely located in the most
desirable Iart Of the town, in an elevated and
healthy position. and suitable for a boarding or
house Of enter Tai nment,
Terms: One third cash; bslssee in six. twelve,
snd eighteen months, bearing interest. A deed
given and deed OF trust taken. All conveyansipg
ard rtven1e stamps at the cost Of the purchases
Title in5isput bic; 5000 will be required to be
paid down when the property is knocked or
au nd GkEEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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The GREAT DEMONSTRATION To-SIGHr-
The workmen are ACTIVELY engaged to day in
decorating the platform in front Of the City
Hall, and will have il ready by the time for
the meetpg-74 o'clock. Besides those an
nounced to speak from the main stand, the
Irish and their friends will be addressed from
the man portico by Messrs. X. j. Brent s.
Gallagher, X. T. Merrick, +. McNerhany and
others The Germans and their friends will
be addressed from the eastern portico
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LOB RENT-In the Star Once Building. az the
corner Of Pennsyfvania avenue aid 18th street,
number Of excellent and convent eutly eituatsi
LODGING ROOMS. Terms low Iravire OF q.
b BAKER. at the Star OfEcs. ls s3-tr
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TOR RENT-That handsome story and base
= ment RESIDENCE, No. 266 y street north,
having all the modern Improvements; hot and cold
water; bath room; with gas fixtures 70 came. In.
Quire at 4S0 II street. north Patent Once
Uzu JAMES T0WLDS, Agent.
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can be formed on all. points, views such as
those we have just given are certainly worthy
OF consideration by any laying claim to any
qualifications whatever as statesmen. We
might multiply testimony in this regard from
intelligent and coRsiderQte sources IN the
South, to almost any extent; but we will sub
NIT at this time but one more opinion, and we
take it from late number of the Sduanndh
Herald. We quote
ION one point we are. however satisfied and that is
that the estimate of the yield of the crop is generally
exaggerated. If we were to hazard conjecture we
should name one and half million bales as the
probable yield and in giving our reason for so scanty
an estimate, We should reerate much that has been
already stated in the newspaper press of the country
In the great cotton districts Of Mississippi Alabama
Louisiana. Arkansas and Western Tennessee, negro
labor is still in partial state of Differentiation
The freedmen are generally behaving better than
could be expected but not more than one-balf of the
hands that raised the 81 crop can now be relied on
as laoorers In cases where they have share Of the
crop they are mostly diligent. but the amount of
labor they get through does not compare favorably
with that of former times.
Then again, many ofthe plantations lying idle
through want OF capital TO re-stock them with the
necessary implements and to pay the hire of labor
In Louisiana and Mississippi. tho Ievees in many
places are broken and large districts of the pro-
ductive cotton lands are inundated. There is also
considerable sickness prevalent among the freedmen
and should it continue the result would not be other
wise than disastrous.
Taking everything into consideration we look on
this years crop as gigantic experiment. Wewoud
willingly yield ourselves converts to the sanguine
opinions we hear expressed by many, but we feel
convinced that should be injurng the prospects Of
the South in so doing. There are symptoms of
desire to saddle the staple with unjust taxation,
prices declining and should holders yield to
species of panic, and to their losses, specu
late for fall, an amount of injury may be done to
the Southern States that it will take years of toll to
efface v
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Show your pretty Faces

There is no need Of following the example of the
Arab ladies, and mutiing your face in big veil. A
lady has right to hide her beauty ia that manner
L'Email de Paris counteracts the evil effects of sun
and air. Nothing else has been discovered that
dissolves the coloring matter the skin known as
freckles, tan rlorpbew. The most scrupuous per-
can use L'gmail without conjunction. 1t can be
applied at night and washed off in the morning when
it leaves the toughest skin clear, smooth and of the
texture and color of freshly polished alabastcr
"LEmau de Parisi is tho only skin preparation used
by Mrs. D. z. Bowers, Miss Maggie MITCHELL Lucille
Western. Mdme Ponisi, Mile Vestvali. and other
celebrities. 1t is sold by VIM. II. Read, 147 Balti-
more street. and at the principal druggists and
dealers. mas eotjel
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CAPITAL FOR INVESTMENT.-I have
GO$S0000, eighty thousand doars,) for Immediate
mortgage. or redeemable ground rents, in sums Of
from $4,000 to $4,000 EACH on city fee. or Baltimore
county improved farms easy of access The security
must be ample and undoubted. None other need
apply As this money is u bank l solicit early ap-
phcation. JOHN L. HAMMOND,
Sc Saratoga street.
my16-tf door above Calvert
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERC1AI-W WEDNESDAY MAY % 1886
ASSESSMENTS

6 b. HOWE's
Sc GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUsl
THE MODEL ENTERTAINMENT OF THE DAY.
B&T RS PTfSs 1Rf 9 Rsb Nt Fl
BEST N ANIMAL Nm AK E5XSrHEIBITIoN
EczIRsIsG AZ ziD THE WORLD
DAZZLING sPLEND 3 the
GORGEOUS BRILLIANCY,
UNAPPROAoH4BLB MAGN1F1cEYcE
OUTDOOR b display,
1.-THE poMp GGR F pAeEAvrRyn
exceeds the gors of the days Of ob7nry or the
HAVING ARRIVED. Will L.
EXHIBIT FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
BELAIR LOT.
FOR THREE DAYS
MONDAY. tuesday, AND WEDNESDAY.
' dh an If E fGS # I'D
GREEN R 11 aND G GoIGM 81 the s SIRE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
r, the 9th, 18th and 18th
This '40f dR s1iS2b vi E h
TWO ERFORMAN ICES Sally,
II THE CCAPAc1oUs MARQUEE, by the =
MAMMOTH COMPASY
Of Male and Female R;der.
TRIO OF CLOWNS
Double Troupe Of GymnaSts,
Unrivaed Acrobats,
Thrilling TrapeEe Performers,
And the Best Artists in all Departments,
in addition to the
Heart Stirring Perforn1nc.,
of Mr.. PIERCE with
CR0CKET'S WILD AND FEKOCIOUS LIONS.
The Most SsnSatfoHa! and EXCITING Feat of tho Day
Admission FIFTY CENTS
Children under 10 years. TWENTY FIVE CENTS
Doors open at and p. NJ, my01-3t
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n OHN GLENN d CO,
e. REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

EOHN GLENN 81 CO..
60 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.
DWELLING GEOUSES.-On St. Paul, north of
Madison; on Monument, west of st. Paul. on
Carey, near Baltimore; on Eutaw, north of Frank
linz on Eutaw, north of Madison; on Lexington, east
Of P ne on Saratoga near Gilmer; on Calhoun near
Lexington: Oh Pierce near Chatsworth.
FOR RENT-Four Country Places, well improved,
good locations and near the city.
OLD FREDERICK R0AD.-For Sale or Rent
handsome Cottage the old Frederick road. Az
miles from the city, II rooms, good out-buidinEs
fine shade trees and superb view of city and river
with 10 acres of land attached.
FREDERICK TURNPIKE-10 acres on Catcns-
vile Passenger Railway, five miles from city, well
improved good fruit and water. Price $4,000.
CATONSVILLE PR0PERIY--Country Seats,
Cottages and Farms. improved and unimproved for
FREDERICK ROAD-Elirible Building Lot. from
3 to miles from the city, on the Frederick road.
commanding view of tho city. country and river for
sale or lease low. ' AVA
FARMS FOR SALE-Farms from &c to l eco Acres
in most of the Counties of Maryland and Virginia3
for sale low.
Apply to JOHN GLENN & CO.,
inhI'-u 81 Second street. Bait.
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From C. H. j. GOibOrn, Doctor of Dental Sur
gerry, Newark, " 1.-THE Popular Dentifric known
'SoZoDONT," besides being a very pleasant addi-
ton to the toilet contains ingredients that if used
according to the directions will prove of the greatest
utility to the health of the mouth and teeth.
mY23-lt Relrnre Of Lnaitntions.
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Tue SHANRoCK,-"the green immortal Shamrock"
s the oveliest flower adopted by ardent patri-
otism for its emblem, and PENEEYs EGYPTIAN Lo-
TUs is the loveles flower that chemists ever chose
for the emblem and incense of female beauty. WIN.
Ii. READ, AT Baltimore ST.. Agent. my23-lt
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Hair Ryc! Esa!r Dye!i-BAcHELoR's HAIR
DYE is the best in the world. The only true snG
perfect Dye-b arnless-instantaneous and reliable
produces splendid black or natural brown-reme-
dies the III objects Of bad Dyes and frequently restores
tho original color. Sold By all Druggists The genu-
inc is sigusd, ". q. BACHELOR. 81 Barclay street.
New / ori. fe1-d&Wly
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To Correspondents,

No notire be taken Of anonymous Communications
HhGts IS Intended for insertion must be dlthe1-
tcate1 IN the name Gad address Of the iorite,--not
nece.a ig for publication, bit guarqntp for his
roof nth. We not to be considered resnousi-
BIZ ia he opinions erDresaedbv correspondents.
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PIANOS.
Gold Medal Piano Foreen

The undersigned Company having received the
highest premium at the last fair at the Maryland
Institute respectfully offer their largo assortment of
elegant PIANOS at the lowest cash prices
Every instrument warranted for five years. Old
Pianos taken in exchange. RepairinEs and tunings
promptly attended 10.
GAEHL4's PIANO MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
daft corner Eutaw and FsYstte streets.
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EAiHSlliyag WCO;
MARRIED.

vELL-UPPERMAN.-O the 18th inst. by
Rev. VIM. Il. Chapman. Joel L. Covell to Miss
Emma UppcrIuan, all Ofthis city.
BRINsFlELD-JQNES the Wesley Chapel
parsonage, ON The 2Oth lust, bs, Rev. VIM H. Chan
man, VIM. i. BKINSFIELD to Miss ANNIE K.
JONES. both of the Eastern Shore.
BREWER-MARkLAN Thursday even
ing, Eth instant. by Rev. L. NJ. Gardner William r.
Brewer, Of I, A!lnnap2qlis Nd, to Sarah MARYLAND
daughter ter, Of " MI9rk@nd, ESD 9fthis city,
Rev Father John Foley pastor of St Peters Church
Edward i. Davis TO Christina Kate Madden, both
of this city.
G-LEONARD.-O the Goth Instant by
the Rev. William F. Speake. Henry W. kindly and
Margaret A. Leonard.
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Butchers Bead shot for Ee.,bu~s

Kills upon touch, curls them up as fire does leaf,
and remains of permanent effect Try it, and sleep
in peace. Sold by all live druggists myl6-2dpeolm
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REMOVAL.

Warrc'a's Fire nnd WATERPROOF Roofing,
Perfectly FireProof, Perfectly WATERPROOF.
UneauGlled for Durability, Security, and Economy,
Applied at shortest notice, and in any section Of
the country. Jas. Il. JOHNSON & Co.,
dE-6m2p South street.
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DEED.

GRAFTON the morning of the 2lst instant. Jane
Parker, daughter Of Daniel and Elizabeth Craft aged
Is years.
DAGGHADAY.--At his residence in Baltimore
county. on the 10Th instant Rev William Danrhajav
in the 69h of his age eldest son of the late John
Daughadav. WAN
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Fb>aih .ENDAkSIGNED, having boon appoint
DnLit,a:LA 49, prepared to furnish dealers IN
alannhca required. Ihss Al sxarons;sd sesay q
si dslivszf oeastaat mppE on hsaS. "o 'AA1ss
san. 4. L1PrINCQTT,
$50. &c. ~ kal&asgton ftyAcA
W~S sfsassa Ffsss and EaAhetd
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OFFICE OF TIE COlrMIssInNERs

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS !
w PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$780, BALTIMORE, May s, 1866.
THE REGULAR, ANNUAL EXAMINATION
FOR TEACH Frs of all grades for the Public Schools
of this city, viii be held on SATURDAY, NAV 9th,
commencing at 8 o'clock A. M. in the Study DOM
of the CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, corner Of Holli-
day and Fayette streets. By order,
W. II. CLARKE.
J. MEhRIFIELD,
j. F0LGER,
&. W. SUMWALT,
J. D. BROOKS,
W. Ii. HEBDEN,
Committee
". ID. MCJILToN. Secy. myl0-2tawtM27
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WTsHING srCLAss Sc

EtFFY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
u BALTIMORE, 18th May, 1866.
The City Commissioner has received an application
IN writing, from sundry owners of property binding
and fronting on Mnce alley between Caroline and
Spring Streets to have said part of Mnce alley gra-
ded and paved.
He, therefore. hereby gives notice to all whom it
may concern, that he will attend ut his office on
WEDNESDAY, the 23d inst. at 10 o'clock A NJ to
cation. BY order J. SMITH,
mylSeod-St Clerk to the 9th Commissioner.
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cnl.uren ...."...........0 "
To be had at the Music Stores nv 16L7t+
u NOTICE TO TRAVELEKs Cor,

n y NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING
ny SOilTH.-The new LINE OF STEAMERS
leaves Spears Wharf DAILY. Sundays executed.
for the following points. connecting at Norfolk and
Fare from N0U'N
baltimore to Fortress Monroe ..............ss3.O
S.VU
Baltimore to City Point. ............... am
Baltimore to Richmond . m
DaltInore W <etersour 500
aplI-u j. BlRCkHEAD. JR. Ar,t
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NJ 20 N III ...saa :. = ~ SoNFANI,

oFflSA W 4 rACiFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NO. 59 Wall street, corner of Hanover,
- New York. May 16 1865.
IOEICE TO STOCAH0LDERS.-Not is
~ hereby given, that the BOARD OF DIREC-
TORS at their stated meeting held this date unani-
mously adopted the following, viz
Resolved, That call for fifty (50) per cent in cash.
payable on the first day of June, 1866 be aud the
same hereby made the holders of the scrip stock
of record at the closing of the transfer books on
the 18th day of May, 1866. ut p NJ, being fifty dol
lars S50 on each share issued under the act of 1866
to increase the capital stock of the company
Resolved, That said payments may be made until
and inclusive of the first day August with interest
day of Juno. i4 -''
In accordance with the terms of the said scrip
stock, the same with the amount - paid thereon,
or before the said LIST day of August 1866.
Certificates of stock will be ready for delivery on
stock, at the COmpany's office
By order of the Board of Directors.
my2l-lOt THEO. L, JOHNSON, Sec'y
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nRTWO BAD CASES OF PILES sIJREn
ny BY DIR. STRICKLAND'SP ILEREMEDYD
Mr.. Glass Of Evansville, Wisconsin, writes for the
benefit of all who suffer with the Piles that he has
been troubled for eight years with aggravated case
OF Piles and ms brother was DISCHARGED from the
the Ples) Both these distressing cases were cured
With one bottle of DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy
daily testimonials received By DR.. Strickland, ought
70 convince those suffering that the most aggravated
Gpafoq,c cases Of Piles are cured BY Or. Strckands
more ore street, and by Druggists everywhere.
WHOLESALE Agents, Thomson 4 BLOCK
and A. V0GELER j. co:
,ra.,r SETH 8. HANCE.
i'""S Agent.
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~ A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We cencon-
solentlously recommend to those suffering from
cougb Bs aIaag ooqsh DR.. Strcklands MelliAuous
AND Tithal not dsaSreeable to the taste. There is
no G Ssst aaa Inc Cough Bsam one Of
pretor claims for it. We baS Sao Is al that itspro
psst week and found relief from most distress Inc
cough. Its prepared BY DE- Strickland No. i8
Druggists. Wholesale agents Tomssn Boe Iss 10y ~
a. tOseior n 20. ivS.Jv
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VENRE CELEBRATED

VENHE CELEBRATED
Il JENNINGS LUBRICATING OIL.
The attention of Railroad and Steamboat Compa-
to this Natural OIL which has been proven by the
seyerest practical and scientific tests to be UN-
QNEQUALLED AS A LUBRICAT0R BOTH IN
ECONOMY OF COST AND UTILITY.
Supplies for this market received direct from tho
Company's well in West Va and orders filled by
JOHN WILLIAMS, Gen. Agent
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.
4 Needham Sons, Potomac Trans. Company.
Noah Bratt, Chief Engineer steamer Thos. Kelso,
Old Bay Line. - O''''
r R. Ferguson, of Ferguson. Cheering & Co., Pipe
Manufacturers. mv21n1f
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SMALL GLASS FARMS.


3D. ~ FOR sALE.-A very superior PRO-
T1A-ka q PELLER of $50 Tons old measure
substantial manner and of the best and most durable
materials and Of very light draught of water, tho
hull and machinery is nearly al good as new having
been in actual service not than six months She
has just been put in complete order and is ready
for service. For further particulars enquire the
Ship Yard of Messrs. JOHN I. RARDY Il BRO,
South Side of the Basin. no22-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r AT A MEETING OF THE UNION
FrJ MEN OF THE FIFTEENTH WARD, held
last evening the following resolutions passed
Resolved, That Andrew johnson having periIled
life and all that makes life desirable in the cause of
the umon is entitled 10 the fullest confidence of the
loyal men OF Maryland and his policy as President
meets our unqus Lifted appreciation.
hesoLred, That Thomas Swami. the Governor of our
state has shown himself worthy of his high position
and true to the interests of the Union party by his
firm and consistent conduct and by his sound and
statesmanlke views and he deserves the thanks of
frage in Maryland. II
N59MARYLANDH HISTORICAL SOCIETY
SPECIAL MEETfNG Of ff fBe Society will ba ,o,,
on THURSDAY EVENING, oath inst, at s O'clock.
business OF importance will be submitted
By order of the President,
J.sATRIN NORRIS.
myZS-2t Recording Secretary.
y IA MEETING OF THE MANUFAdvVJT.
~ 49, RERS AND JOURNEYMEN CIGAR MA
h ERS.-All interested requested to meet at Ma
EVENING, May sd, at O'Clock P NJ, to take into
consideration the paralyzed condition of our trade
and to endeavor to impress upon our law makers the
-pes S II TH foH5u II. GR6 81 &EfRsef Pres.
GEORGE Il. BoLANIUs, Sec. my my2 sirr
00DTHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR M
~ RECTORS OF TIE A MERICA " GAS
COAL COMPANY. will be held at the office of the
o'clock. NJ. on MONDAY. the 18th day Of Nav inst,
The Transfer Books will be closed on the Sd in
2Sth instant. j. c. MCGOWAN 'Ho
my 1S-dth Secretary.
II S1A GRAND VOCAL AND INSFRU-
GS MENTAL CONCERT will be given at the
broadway Institute, for the benefit of st. Matthews
Z; T. Mission Church, on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING May sd, at o'clock, under the supervision
of ). X. Davies. ~
Some of the best professional and amateur taIent
OF the city have volunteered their services and no
pains will be spared to make this one of The most
ATTRACTIVE and beautiful Concerts of the season,
1loaeS lor aq9i!s cents
To be had at the Music Stores. nv 1877.