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The PItzuit OF NIatrImOny Uader
t.- H. s U1in1cuInlea.

William Brown, acoachmRn, twenty-five
years Of age, was arraigned yesterday be-
fore Justice Connolly, at the Fourth Dis
trict Police Court, charged with having
robbed his employer. 1t appears that a
few months ago rBrown,,the accused, was
employed by y! b. Hoover, residing at
One Hundred and Forty first street (Wasb-
ingt0h Heights), as q eoachman, and took
care Of his horses. Brown attended to his
duties very faithfully for some months, and
gave Mr.. Hoover great satisfaction. Dur
ing this time Brown became acquainted
with a smart and goOd-looking domestic,
and, becoming Infatuated with her, resolv-
ed to commit matrimony. He proposed,
bwas accepted, and the day was appointed
for the wedding. At this juncture Brown
found himself out Of funds, and unable to
provide the necessary outfit and hOusekeep-
ing articles. In this dilemma he applied to
Mr.. Hoover for the loan of one hundred
dollars which his employer did not grant,
as he desired to keep Brown IN his employ,
and therefore objected to the matrimonial
arrangements in prospective. This some
what nOnplussed the expectant bridegroom,
and he resolved to marry his inamorato,
n Notwithstanding the adverse circumstances.
nand concocted plan to "raise the wind"
On the 1st instant, William reported TO
Mr.. Hoover that during the preceding
nj ght the stables had been forced open and
, tn ZEE horse blankets and quantity of
! wearing apparel, valued In all at $3.50, had
been carried away. Mr.. Hoover at once
notified Captain Stott, of the Thirtieth
Precinct, who sent officer Tierney, of his
command, to investigate the affair. On
making an examination, the officer found
the burglary had been committed from the
INSIDE of the stable, Other facts were dis
covered which led the officer to believe that
d Brown was the thief, and he was, accord
ingly arrested and locked up in the station
house. After being confined for several
hours, Brown confessed that he had stolen
e the missing property, and gave informa-
ton to the officer which led to the recovery
Of the horse blankets, which were found in
q possession of resident of fremont. West
. leicester county, to whom he had sold them.
Brown also detailed to the officer the facts
in the remarkable statement made above.
BE says ho did not intend to wrong Mr..
Hoover, but merely took the property as a
temporary loan. Justice Connolly com
mitted Brown for trial-N. Y. Exchange.
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The Subscription Books, ON being cI
following gen lem en-, w no have kinC
of the Committee TO cOnducFth'
WIN. F. .lOQ0LBAUGH. Preslt Union Nat. Bank.
Z, q, HALL, Hall, Kimbark & Co. az.
CLINTON BRIGGS, Ewing, Briggs-& Co. -i'li
j. q, D0kE, President Of the Board Of Trade.
These gentlemen, together with such others from
number for the purpose Of fairly representing the
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,eATzRoAD 4TaIE TAHIFi

showf9 tho arrival and depsfture of trains 1T Co
umbas Ohio. On and sftsF Monday. May aist, 1896,
rains win run as follows; ,-.,.-., 3 lrit
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" SOLE MANAGEMENT OF TIE AWARD
pETAIIs ARRANGER ExEcUTED TmEnI

Two hundred and ten thousand nun
wheel, and three hundred and two ticke
q number and q premium will be Drawn
The Premiums win be ready for deliv,
the person by whom the First Premium
Titlo TO the Crosby Opera House, subjeC
whom the property shall be awarded fro
tive to the Title and legal arrangements
Reese 4 Ayres, Chicago.
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MARRIAGES.
ENDORSEMENT of the PRESS.

The many thou, an Is cured at this establishment
within the last tw n years, and the numerous i'm
pOrtant Surgical perations performed BY DI John:
stOn, witnessed by the reporters Of Zhel SRn and
many other papers, notices Of which have appeared
again and again before the public besides his stand
suficient guATa aptee 10 the afflicted. 10 I5b,f
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. o.
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ORGANIC WEAK NESS
nR' IOWNsTON.

Member Of the Royal College tf surgeons, London,
rsduate Of one OF the most eminent Colleges in thd
United States and theeaterp part Of whose lie has
been spent Ia the hospitals Of London Paris Pbila-
delphjs and elsewhere has effected some Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known many
trCubied With ringing IN the head and ears when
asleep great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds u ashfulne5 with ffeduent blushing attend-
ed sometrqes With dsrangemept of mind, were cured
Immediately. ......
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YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves bya certain practice,
indulged In when alone, a habit frequently learned
from evil couipanions, or at school, the effects OF
which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and If not
cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body. should apply Immediately.
What pity that a yOuDg man, the hope Of his
country the pride Of his oarents should be snatched
Iom all prospects and enjoyments If life by the
sequence Of deviating from the path Of nature, and
indulging in certain secret habit. Such persons
smusf before contemplating .N '".' iI -'NI
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PIANOS.
eanid Medal Piano Forten.

The undersigned Company having received tb,
highest premium at the last fair at the Maryland
Institute respectfully Offer their large assortment
elegant PIAYOs at the lowest cash prices.
Every instrument warranted for fve years. CID
Pianos taken in exchange. Repsirings and tuning,
promptly attended to.
GAEELs's Piano MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
G2i-tf aor=ar Eplaw anu Faystts streets
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FOR THE EASTERN AND WESTERN SHORE,

On and after SATURDAY. June 9th 1856, these
street. foot of Camden
Daily Sundays excepted, at * O'Clock A. NJ
for Annapolis. West River and La Belle Grove and
return, leaving La Belle Grove at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
and Annapolis at 81 P. NJ.
. Every Tuesday and Friday at o'clock A. NJ, for
st. Michaei's and EaSton, via Miles Riyor Ferry
and return.
Every Wednesday, and Saturday at o'clock A.
~, for Oxford Cambridge, Denton and landings
on Choptank River. returning every Monday and
Thpraaay. leaving Denton at S o'clock A. NJ.
Freight received daily until o'clock P. 81.
All Baggage at owners risk,
Tickets for the daily trips can be had at McCaf-
trey's music store; Henry Taylor Il Co. Sun Iron
Building; j. Crowleys. opposite Sun Building, and
at the Office. corner Camden and Light streets.
Fare to Oxford. Clara's Point, CAMBRIDGE and Cas-
tie Haven so. Meals extra.
je7-tf g. X. CANE0N, Agent
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GalIantrY of The EEorse.

An English lady of rank and wealth, writing
from Egypt in 1862, said; 81 fear you deem
me rather boastful of my Workmanship, when
| tell you two Arab horses which threw their
cavaliers did not throw me. The same, how
ever, was not in my skill, but in the very re-
markable prediction which these intelligent
animals feel toward the weaker sex. Let the
widest and fercest Arabian be mounted by q
woman, and you will see him grow mild and
gentle as lamb. l have had plenty of
opportunities to make the experiment, and III
my own stable there is beautiful gray Arab,
which nobody but myself dare ride. He knows
me- anticipates my wishes, and judiciously
calculates the fatigue | can bear without III.
convenience. 1t is curious to see how he
manages to quicken his pace without shaking
me, and the different sort of steps he has in
vented to reconcile contradictory purposes.
Horses being as liable to forgettulness as other
organized beings, my Incompatible gray would
allow his natural ambition to overcome his
gallantry, and if another horse happened to
pass him, would start off with the speed of a
whirlwind. Woe to me if, under such clrcum-
stances, were to trust to the strength of my
arm or the power of the bride. Leaving my
hand loose, and abandoning all thoughts Of
compulsion, | would pat him on the neck, call
him by his name, beg him to be quiet and
deserve the piece of sugar waiting for him at
home. Never did these gentle means fail.
Instantly he would slacken his pace, prick up
his ears as if fully comprehending his error,
and come back to soft amble, gently neigh
ing, as if to crave pardon for his momentary
offence
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CLOTHING.
4 NATIONAL AIR,
M
BY THE BARD OF MARBLE HALL.

"A
THE BARD OF MARBLE HALL
Oh say can you see by the mornings fair light
That MARBLE HALL staads IS at yesterday
cleaning? ,., .L,
Whore broad Cloths and bright plaids. though shut
Now from Windows and doors are SO handsomely
streaming;
And vestings so fair,
In the bright sunny ar, c,rrrr nnor,,rc
Tell plainly to all that SMITH BROTHERS are
Oh, saw does cur own famous MARBLE HALL
stand.
Dispensing its blessings still over the land.
OH whore arc the men who so vauntingIy swore
That they make better clothes to our utter con-
fusion?
They are gone, and you never will hear of them
more
You have found chat their Boosting utter delu-
sion.
They may toll on ard slave
I'LL they sink in their grave,
But their names from oblivion they never caI save
While MARBLE HALL famous forever shall stanu
Dispensing good Clothing all over the land. )e' u
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~ i FRUIT. &c.
The Baltimore County Dairy Association, incorpo-
rated by the General Assembly of Maryland, at the
January session 1866 snow ready to supply the eti
ZenS of Baltimore with
PURE COUNTRY MILK,
alto Cents per quart,
twice day, morning and eveBing.
The General Assembly at the request of the Incor-
porators inserted the following section in the Act Of
Incorporation:
Section 4th."That said Association is hereby pro-
hibited from selling vending furnshingit custom
ers with any other than
PURE UNADULTERATED COUNTRY MILK,
and the selling. vending or furnishing of milk adul
terated in any manner whatever to any of the Gus
toners of said Association, by any of its officers,
agents, or employees while in its employ, shall be
deemed misdemeanOr, or punishable by a line not
to exceed the sum of
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
in the discretion of any Court of criminal jurisdiction
within the City of Baltimore, before whom complaint
may be made, and said Association may impose such
a penalty its employees, and take such security to
enforce such penalty shall be deemed necessary to
prevent the adulterati0n or sale of any impure or
aduerated milk by any of its employees while in its
The Company are also ready to supply Families.
Hotels &c, with
ICE CREAM. BUTTER, &C.,
in such quantities as they may desire at any hour in
the day, on as favorable terms can be had else
where.
Orders received at our Office,
No. IsO West Madison street,
at No. 5 Orchard street,
by the drivers of our wagons, and through Posto1ce
Box NO. 1850 will receive prompt attention.
The usual discount to dairies and others VINO ouy
to sell again.
Tho officers of the Company are:
LEWIS H. COLE, President.
RICHARD SEWELL, JR., Director.
JOHN MERkYMAN,
Baltimore county,
VICTOR HOLMES,
Baltimore county,
A. III. MILLAR, Secretary.
BALTIMORE May l. 1866. myl0-m&thlm
nm THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTI-
4 MORE CITY.-Elizabeth Llppey, VS.. Mary H.
Lippey and others-0rdered. this oath day of
May, 1866, that the sale made and reported by
H. Edgar johnson, trustee, for the sale of the
ground on Walsh street, be ratified and confirmed
unless to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 18th day of June next,-Provided copy
of this order be inserted in some paper printed in
Baltimore city, once in each of three successive weeks
before the 18th day of ] une next.
The report states the amount of sales to be $780,
SAM'L NJ. EVANS, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
q SAHL n. EVANS, Clerk. mgS lswSE
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NsROp0sA FOR FRESH AND COINED


HSEGP03 AEIS FOR FRESH AND COINED
Il BEEF.
OFFICE, DEPOT CONMIssA AIRY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 80, 1856.
Sealed Proposals, of the form furnished by the IN
dersgned will be received in duplicate until Satur
day. the 23rd june at Il NJ for all the Fresh Beefre
CURED for sales to Officers at the Washington Depot
This Beef will be selected from such parts of the hind
quarters as may be desired and the ribs of the fore
quarters, all to be of the finest quality.
Also at the same time and place and under the same
conditions, Proposals will be received for all the
Corned Beef required for any purpose at this Depot,
1t must be of the first quality and in an unexeeption
able condition.
The contractor will be required to deliver the meat
at the Store-house, where he will distribute it i'll
such quantities. and at such times, officer Of the
Subsistence Department may direct.
Separate proposals will be received for supplying
each, if desired.
Bidders must be present at the opening of the bids
Payment to be made at this Office. in such funds
the Government may have for disbursement.
All the Meats will be subject to rigid inspection
and if not satisfactory purchases in the open market
will be made, at tho expense of the contractor.
All questions respecting quality and condition will
be settled by the officer of tho Subsistence Depart
ment receiving the Meat.
The contract will be made for three months from
the lst day Of July, 1856. such period the COM
missary General may determine.
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for -, at
-" and addressed to the undersigned, who re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids,
G. BELL,
jc1-t22 Maj x G. S., U. s. A.
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EVl7E.. Es. BRADBURY,s

..--e-rr-. UNEXCELLED NEW SCALE,
zs: + es7ls4 GRAND ACTION PIANO FORTEs.
~ " They are the best Square Piano
ihTrtes have ever played upon" Harry Sanderson.
"Ihey are very superior Instruments" Gottschalk.
hey possess IN the highest degree all the essentials
% 81 u periect Plano" VIM. Mason.
L aulnlre them in the highest degree,
Al G. M. Morgan.
and many other testimonials of the most eminent
arLiSs and amateurs, can be examined mt the Ware
Also good substantial Pianos of other well.known
George 4. Prince & Cos improved patent prize
medal Melodeons and automatic ParlOr Organs,
Every instrument fully warranted.
t'annS rented, tuned, repaired and removed
' A call is respectfully solicited
WIN. COTTON, Sole Agent.
81 ". Fayette Street,
je22-ly Three doors above Charles
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pATAMAE

sssasE POTOMAC
k>.1fsSz1A,asr TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The steamer EXPRESS, Capt. L. a.
RYTHER leaves Baltimore from Pier No. Light street
wharf, every TUESDAY, at o'clock P. NJ. for
WASEINGT0N AND
GE0RGETO WN.
Making Freight Connections at Alexandria with the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad to Lynchburg and
other points, and also making the following Way
Landings: Point lookout Piney Point Fo1wells
Wharf. Curriomen Bay Stones Wharf, Lancaster's
Wharf, Plowden's Wharf, Bluff Point, Popes Creek,
Matthias Point, Nanjemoy Stores Chatterton Land
ing, Smiths Point, Budd's Ferry and Glymont.
Returning. leaves Washington at A. NJ. and
Alexandria at A. M. every Saturday.
For further information, apply to Z. NEBDHAM
h SONS, No. 142 Light st. wharf BALTIC. milo If
,aeHzszse SEASON OF 1856. : BALTI-
.sk s a2kE 6EP t tdHiFAARFFLFH Va
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, for the Transporta-
between Baitimore and Philadelphia. The Boats Of
the season. For P6iiadeIp6iG Boat leaves daily,
except Sunday, from No. Light street wharf, at 3
Berk Baa leaves sd da e
cept Sunday, from No. "a South Wharves, foot OF
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, reaching Baltimore
carefully handled, and if destined beyond either
terminus, forwarded immediately free of all expenses
aL If sHkfVER Agent. No Light street nf wharf
Philadelphia. fe28-tf
zasasa FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
RA A l-f 15S RI RfYE Has he
new and comnodious Steamer WENONAH, Jos. D.
Dawes, Master" will resume her regular trips for
the season, commencing FRIDAY, March 2, 1856,
running as follows:
Leave Baltimore, from her wharf, foot Of South
street, every FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock.
for Fredericksburg stopping at all the usual landings
on ting Tye TN aEyng at 5 Ks
railroad trains North and South
~ Returning, the Weponah viii leave Fredericksburg
TUESDAY MORNING, at 4 o'clock, stopping at all
the usual landings her way down the river, and
arrive in Baltimore early on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, connecting with the Railroad trains North and
West.
Freight taken at low rates.
No freight received after O'Clock z. NJ.
An freight for the river must be prepaid
board aGd t or to J0s. JAS Taylor, Agent, VA
~ West Falls avenue.
fsS9tf III ff''Sfi'AS'A 4. K. PHILLIPS co.
NaE EDIGINE CHESTS FOB saEPPnNG.-
AVA NEW CHESTS kept ready for sale or fitted up
qLp CHESTS f SASJAsP FPRHE Usfa and
Pharmsceutist
No. IS soQth Broadway,
n Lam nma 1oo~ Snnth ~ pr@tf o.. BAitn-
SsrEAa nAEBLE WORKS.
ooRExa NORTH AND KoRUzERT ags.
noNU4E ! : Hs ssAY 4. s sroE II !.
| Ribs Gor doors
| aud GARDEN dgATUAhX.
| ssE-sT EFsst SES4Hys
| GSTOCK IN ssJONDAN'S SPRINGS
- COMPANY
| tits proposed to form a il ONT STOCK COMPANY
for the purchase of the valuable property known as
| "J0RDAN'S SPRINGS. No moro surely paying IN
vestment can be made Parties DESTROYS OF taxing an
interest will be furnished with all particulars at cur
4 DAYS GEO, w. TINGES j. SON,
i GpuR No. 3 St, Paul street,
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-s<z=zz=e TO EsE,EERsRURG rFRECT,
.ks@..@ s5stssSEassss- AND NO RESHJP MENT OF
szess5sssfs DS.-LNDEPENDENTtL LINE.
Our Boats are now running regular twice week,
leaving head of Smiths dock every Wednesday and
Saturday at o'clock. FREIGHT taken at our usual
n B. This is the only line that does not reshiD
freight ct City Point. J. s. BRADY. Agent
APPS 70 Smiths dock
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The Death of she Righteous.

A correspondent of Boston paper relates
the following rather an amusing story;
A gentleman dropped into one OF our city
churches one day last week, to hear a NOTED
reyiyalist,'' and being mere outsider, he
modestIv took a retired seat in the gallery. At
the close of the sermon, which was from the
text, II let me die the death of the righteous,
and let my last end be like his the preacher
requested, 'all those present who would like
to die the death of the righteous to stand up"
The gentleman in the gallery, feeling that he
was only "looker-on," retained his seat, but
he speedily found he should have risen with
the rest, for the preacher, after all were again
seated, threwa whitening glance into the gallery,
accompanied with the remark, The number
of those who did not rise is so small that shall
not take advantage of them Moreover,
somebody, in his immediate vicinity, audlbly
whispered, ''Why here, in our very midst is
man who doesn't want to die the death of the
righteousg" and, again, as the gentleman was
irving to escape unobserved down the stairway,
he overheard one of the sisters say to another,
land in no undertone, either ''Sakes aliyet
if that isn't the poor critter who is against
dying the death Of the righteous!'
p. OIL MATTERs-The ParkerSburg CIV. va Gasotte
says: Mr. Barnum reports fine we'll on his lot, No
AL Mudleck, on the Volcanic Oil territory, at the
depth of $50 feet Also on lot A, Mudlick and the
Baltimore anu Laurel Oil Co.. had fine strike at 2SS
feet in well No. z. These wells develop new field
~. ITolao M uuicfa
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sSHVY EHEI.L.''
VALUABLE AND VERY DESIRABLE
OPERTY,
LOCATED BETIFEEN BALTIMORE CITYAND
DRUID HILL PARK
AT AUCTION.


On THURSDAY, juno 14th at o'clock at the
EXCHANGE SALES ROOMS, Second street,
the Post Office will be offered for sale of the most
desirable pieces of property in the city Of Baltimore.
TWENTY ONE ACRES!
More or less, binds on North Avenue and Garden
street extended, is covered wi n fine forest oaks OF
great elevation. overlooking the city and river, sub
ject to county taxation. and from its attractive Ioca
ton, lying between the
CITY AND DRUID HILL PARK,
And binding on the city limits must rapidly appre-
i II WIZ Il 81 OFFERED ENTIRE,
And if NOT SOLD will be offered in
rsECpiOFS A ND LOTS.
Plats can he seen at the Office of Henry w. ROGERS
ts Co.. Real Estate Brokers' corner Charles and Fay
cite streets. the Auctioneer where all necessary
PROPOSITIONS to purchase at PRIVATE SALE
" =, ,--,~ SAMUEL II. COVER,
my3l- otJ7&dts Auctioneor.
fSUsToa HOUSE. BALTIMORE, !
a CoLLECToR's OFFICE, May 28th. 1865.
According to direction of the Treasury Depart
ment there will be offered for sale at public auction
WEDNESDAY, June 18th, next, at II NJ, at Hendcr-
sons wharf the folloying articles;
-Four a. " L pr, Medium, e "
One a Brass pr, Rihed, :"
-Four a tons, or less, Shot and Shell different
calibreS.
Tnirty 800 tons Kentiedge.
Lot Of Ct Old Iron From
" !" I" Steam-heater Pipes.
Two ~ Harness Casks.
Lot Of Old Manila Rope. Blocks, &c, 10.
2 -Four C4) Iron Boat Dayits.
Two " Ships Bells.
Two ~ Hammock Boxes, weed.
- ~ " EDWIN i. WEBSTER.
Collector.
my21.ts ADRE0N + CO. Agetionser:
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIATW Wednesday JUNE 49, 1866
STEAMBOAT NOTICES.
.s@zaa FOR EASTERN SHORE. VA,

TAs9zeaEs4aessss" POC0M0KE RIVER, MD.
individual Enterprise Steamboat 90.
On and after TUESDAY. March Goth, 1865, the
her pier. foot of Camden street, every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at 6 O'Clock, for Pom
goteaEue. ChesconnesseX. Pitts Wharf, Rehobeth,
New Town, and intermediate landings on Pocomoke
River to Shad Landing
Returning will leave Shad Landing every THURS
DAY and MONDAY MORNINGS at clock, stop;
ping as above and arriving in Baltimore before day
on FRIDAY and TUESDAY MORNINGS.
Conveyanoes can be had at the different landings
for EastyiIIe Drummondtown, Princess Anne. Snow
Hill, Berlin and other parts Of the Peninsula.
Freight received on TO ESDAyS and FRIDAYS till
( P. NJ. Fare S.. Meals and State Rooms Extra.
All Baggage st owners risk.
fel5-tf CIAS. X. CANNON, Agent.
NJ NEW ARRANGEMENT OF
SrTet 4 b. VI EEAE sNGEWgHEJ&h.
SS1gsssss7s ESEEEiE RFsE STEA MBGAT