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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-24
r - OFFICE OF THE LAUREE. CANNEI.
tcT COAL AND OH. COMPANY
OLE BALTIMORE

n. Z. CORNER OF SECOND AND SOUTH SREETs
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of
Stockholders in the Laurel Camel Coal and OH
Company If Baltimore, for the Election of EIGHT
DIRECTORS to manage the business of the Com
pany for the ensuing year. will be held at the Com
R par Office on MONDAY. June 4th 1865 between
The transfer books will be closed on the 31st Of
May, and remain closed until June 5th 1866
The regular Quarterly Meeting of the Directors
will be held on MONDAY, June 4th, 1866, at five
O'Clock. P. NJ, at the Company s office:
A. P. BURT,
my4-lUt" Secretary.
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anu ElA duHurel anu fllteen 0tler gifts IN green
backs of from SIS to $500 each; 20 pianos valued at
from $500 to $500 each; 120 gents and ladies' gold
diamond and silver watches. valued at from $40 to
$500 EACH together with LAO other Gifts comprising
meodeons. sewing machines. diamond rings and
pins. silver-pa ware albums, family Bibles sub
scriptions to Baltimore. New York and Philadelphia
papers, valued at from 81 to $500 each.
FOR FULL LIST SEE CIRCULARS.
The Gifts will be distributed by committee to be
selected by the audience at the Concert and every
ticketholder, whether present or not will have an
equal share in the distribution.
Complete Lists of Numbers entitled to Gifts will be
forwarded to Ticket Holders and Agents as soon as
possible after the Concert
Parties in the country wishing Tickets will enclose
One Dollar apiece for any number less than FIVE; five
Tickets for $3.50. All orders for ten or more Tickets
price. In every case send the name of each sub
scriber, and their Postoffice address, with town
county and State in full.
MONEY by Draft, Postofice Order, Express or
REGISTERED Letter, may be sent at oar risk.
AGENTS wanted everywhere to whom liberal in
ducements offered.
TICKETS can be had at all the principal Hotels;
of Henry Taylor Co., corner Of Baltimore and
South streets: Henry McCafrey 2O5 West Baltimore
street. and at all the principal Book and Music Stores
10 the city.
The Proprietors will donate TWO THOUSAND
DOLLARS to the poor of the city of Baltimore.
Address all Orders and Letters to
HOWARD, WATTS & CO..
Postoffce Box 9S5, Baltimore, Md.
Or Principal Office, SOY Market street, Whining
ton. Delaware.
PROPOSALS for inserting this advertisement re-
quested. myl9 th2tW2t"
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCE ATr-THURsDAY MAY a. 1866.
ADJUSTMENTS,

ADJUSTMENTS,
& II. ROwE'S
Sc GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS!
CHANGE OF LOCATION
To the Spacious Grounds on the
COR. OF GREEN AND COL UWBIA STREETS.
Where it will remain
FOR THREE DA rs ONLY
GIVING TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY.
IL THE CAPACToUs MARQUEE by the
MAMMOTH COMPANY
Of Mole and Female Riders
TRIO OF CLOWNS,
Double Troupe Of Gymnasts.
Unrivalled Acrobatg,
Thrilling Trapeze Performers,
And the Best Artists in all Departments,
in addition to the
Heart Sirring Performances
of Mr. PIERCE with
CR0CKET'S WILD AND FEKOCIOUS LIONS.
The Most Sensational and EXCITING Feat Of the Dau
A GRAND STREET PAGEANT will be giyen in
the upper section Of the city on
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS
Admission FIFTY CENTS.
Children under 10 years. TW ENTY- FIVE GENTS
Doors open at and P NJ.
Saturday Positively the Last Dav my243t
COAL
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OPFICE OF Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP Coup,Ey1
No. 81 Wall street, corner of Hanover,

OFFICE OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPAsY.l
" New York May l6, 1896
HVFHERTT-SECOND DIVEDENB.-Notice il
I'LL hereby given that the Board of Directors have
THIS DAY declared DIVIDEND Of FIVE o.
PER CENT. out of the net earnings of the quarter
ending April 30payabe at the office of the Company,
FRiDAY, une |, upon the capital stock and SO much
The Transfer Books will be closed FRIDAY, the
18th instant and reopened MONDAY, June 4. By
order of the Board of Directors.
THEO. T. JOHNSON,
ny21-10t Secretary.
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PUBLIC MEErINGs.-The supporters of the
President here must not be surprised at the
non-appearance in the Commercial of reported
proceedings of the many meetings now being
held to organize for the coming political cam
paign; because were we to undertake their in
sertion, it would in the present rush of impor-
tant news, Congressional proceedings, &C.,
concerning which our readers must be posted,
absorb all our space. What we can afford to
do, we shall do cheerfully; but our advertisers,
along with important financial and other mat
ter, must have the preference.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DEPARTMENT,

VENREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
MAY %. 1862.
Notice is hereby given to holders of Cert icates of
Indebtedness issued under acts of Congress approved
March lst and l7th 1852 that the Secretary of the
Treasury in accordance with said acts aud the tenor
of the said Certificates is prepared to redeem before
maturity, all Certificates of Indebtedness falling due
in June, July. August, 1866, with accrued interest
thereon, if presented for redemption on or before
May 3lst, and that thereafter such Certificates will
cease to bear interest; and will be paid presenta
ton at this Department. with interest only to the
said 31st interest. H. McCULLOCH,
my24-tMy3l Secretary of the Treasury.
GN1TE COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
u BALTIMORE 24th May, 1866.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
MONDAY, the 4th June, at 10 o'clock, M, for the
Grading and Paving of all that part of Mince alley
between Caroline and Spring streets.
Inc contractor or contractors will be required to
enter into bond with approved security, conditioned
for the grading and paving, to be executed in strict
with the requirement.? OF the ordinance
paving the streets, lanes and alleys of the city of
Baltimore" By order,
1ny24- eod4t To the City Commissioner.
gtTEy conm1ssIoNER's OFFICE;
Upon application, notice is hereby given that the
City Commissi9neE and Surveyor will meet on the
tablish the N. W. corner of Decker and Hoffman
streets J.SMITH,
my24-eo3t Clerk City Commissioner.
FHyAx DEPARTMENT..
IL CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE.
BALTIMORE, May 23d, 1856.
Tax payers are hereby notified, that in obedience
to an ordinance of the City, the undersigned will ad
vertse the taxes remaining unpaid land not in state
ofliuuidation) in TIE Baltimore Daily Commercial
and the American and Commercial Advertiser be-
ginning 18th of June next, this notice is given that
those paying at once, may save expense
Those charged enormously our books, will please
come and have their accounts corrected those in ar
for previous years taxes, will please take no
ce that unless their bills closed at once wamust
collect them by sale of property or suit at law.
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE,
my23-lw tCity papers copy.l City Collector.
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yEGETARLE slCILI1

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The old the young, the middle aged, unite to praise
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We have such confidence in its merits and are 50
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Halls Vegetable Sieiian Hair Remover has proved
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II WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S
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E1TFy COuMrSSynYER,se ,FFgCE

VIE VVfl5A i Eo7SF w EkA = VT T TUE.
" BALTIMORE, 18th May, 1866 I
Upon application to grade and pave sterrett street
between McHenry and Ramsay streets. Notice is
hereby given, that the Commissioner and Surveyor
will meet on the premises on THURSDAY, 9th
inst, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. to establish the grade
j. SMITH, Clerk
myl9-eo3t to City Commissioner.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ CERTIFICATE. No 63S. for GOO shares BAL
IlMORE CHROME MANUFACTURING COM
PANY STOCK, in the name of JOHN 4. WHIT
Ridge. has been lost. mislaid distracted. Trans
Ter having been stopped all persons are hereby
south street. Baltic. May 10. 1866 myl9-eo4w
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NRp NOTICE 10 TRAVELLERS GOING
GS S0UTH.-The new LINE OF STEAMERS
leaves Spears Wharf DAILY. Sundays excepted.
for the following points connecting at Norfolk and
Fare from '''
baltimore to Fortress Monroe.
BB2inmore 10 Norl9lk 500
Baitimore 10 wy Polnt 500
BaIulnore 10 500
apll-tf T. BTRCE UEAD IN 80
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albeit slow and only beginning now, might
in the end be such as to cause all to heartily
congratulate themselves.
And so far as the State is in the case, the
same reasoning applies. The Legislature has
done what it could to encourage an influx of
labor and capital here, and the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad with its able management has
seconded it, in the establishment of steam
ship line to Europe, which is already demon
strated success. Certain that its connections
with the ports of the continent will be so ex-
tended soon as to sweep in immigration from
the best points for supplies of excellent labor,
let us again recognize the immense value of
all this in giving us good future; let us bend
our endeavors as far as possible to second the
trade agencies in giving us peace and prosper
Ity, and improving the city and State.
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1880 Valuable Gifts,

VALUED AT $4,000,
VIII be presented to Ticket Holders. including
ISL, $50 in Green backs. Number of tickets issued
10000.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Don't delay to secure ticket. One dollar will
never make you poor. whereas, by timely invest
mont it mag make pou rich. One ticket in every four
will receive a gift,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-09-06
HORACE CREEPY.
Horace Greedy is thus, sketohed By Ii
New York Citiseas. ..5.s.

Horace Greedy is thus, sketohed By the
Now York Citsea.
''Greely's taste, are singular--almost
patheti -simple. Norman Of equal,
or even approraDAting power, is 30 little
self -oonscious, 30 little self asserting in his
Spersonal rdations. He has large and
fertile fem It Chippaqus, on the Harlem
railrosd, and there no takes his few and
sdeaNy earned holiday drinking water
like : camel from 8 pure spring which lies
in a hollow near the bottom of = tumbling
cascade upon his grounds; Or taking exer-
oise with hntchst in. thinning out the
trees Of his plantation whore they grow too
thickly for mutual development. His farm.
is an aggregation Of many farms, bought
up With the1patient economy Of years. aud
contsins, inscohsequence, nearly dozen
orchards. making 80 many seperate pur
chases of small estates. Ofthese- orchards
aud their thriftiness he Is more proud than
Of allthe power Of the Tribune. TO keep
them free Of apple worms is with him la
Dor Of affection. How many barrels they
produced last year, and how many barrels
he has hopes they will produce this season.:
are themes which he. discusses and dwells
upon with no less app rent interest, and
far more vivacity. than his pen displays in
dissecting Secretary McCulloch's estimates.
His present house is not | he one he means
to occupy, beingslhe ono he found on the
central farm at the time Of ita original
purchase. II is very simple frame struct.
urc Of only some half dozen rooms but to
its left is u beautiful cascade tu,nbline
down through thickly wooded slopes, and
brawling over messy rocks and close to
its margin, or at least in view of it's de-
scent, and in hearing Of its continual muir
muir, he is clearing plateau on which his
future homestead is soon to rise. Only .
few choice pictures in the .parlor, and some
sculpture bought during his visit to Italy,
mark out the interior of the house as differ
emit from that Of similar houses Of its class
belonging to the uncultivated farmers of
his neighbCrhood. ,
II ION this land it is Greeley's. delight to
try costly experiments Of sub-soiling and
new manures; new agricultural imple-
ments, and new CROSSES in the various
breeds Of choice cattle. When he has
seen justice done his poor friend the ne
gro,' and sufficient money to secure the fu-
ture Of his children, our philosopher be-
lloves that he will have philosophy enough
to ALLURE both literature and politics, and
60 off somewhere fishing. :: ri ael .: -
g. ''Of domestic history the subject Of our
sketch has little, owing to the continued
delicacy Of his wife's. health. His greatest
sorrow was the loss Of an only sou; his
greatest joys, next to the decree of univer-
sal emancipation, two promising daugh-
ters, the elder of whom is now being edu-
Gated at the Convent of the Sacred Heart
in the upper part Of this island..''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-09-06

A Convention Of the Union electors Of stearns
county-embracing all who endorse the spirit Of tho
State aud Congressional callswill be held at Saint
Cloud, a: the Court House, on Saturday, sep.
teanber 18th, 1850, at O'Clock P. NJ; for the
purpose Of eectin four delegates to attt tho I'm
ION State Convention to be held at St. Paul Septen,-
her 19th and four delegates to the Congressional Con
vention to be held on the goth of September. Z
Also to place in nomination candidates for the off,
Of County Auditor County Attorney, Clerk Of the
District Court and Commissioners for the I'd, Sd and
18th Districts; ALSO to choose delegates to attend tho
Senatorial and Judicial Conventions; and to transact
The different townships will be entitled to the fol-
lowing representation {: St. Cloud, s; Sank Centre,
Maine Prairie and Fair Haven, 2 each; and the
naming townships delegate each. co.. =
1t is suggested that the different townships hold
their primary meetings Wednesday evening, Sep
tembsr 18th, 1865. = Nv. b. MITCHELL,
Chairman Union County Committee
ST. Cloud, Aug. 30th, 1866.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-09-06

"A Newburg paper says the :'old gem
tleman" must wag his tail in joy at the ar.
guments used by some persons in the late
Christian Convention in Albany, who essay
to make tho difference between man of
the world and Christian as little as posi-
BILE. The Y. M. Christian Convention pro-
posed, very sensibly, that 'the difference
between man Of the world and q Chris
tian" should consist in conduct and not in
cant-in doing good and not in ahjurihg
innocent and wholesome amusements under
pretense Of piety =1i2 -. '''[''' ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-09-06
is warranted, nay demanded, BY policy,
interest and Justice, both toward the Dis
triot and the Union party.

81. CLouD, MINI, Sept. Sd, 1885,
EolroR DExocaAr.-I. would respectfully presen,
the hume Of Loren W. Collins. Of this County, q
proper persOn to receive the nomination, BY thecon
ing Republican State Convention foe Clerk q tho Sd
preme Court. Mr.. Collins served With distinction u
ring thewsr in the It'll Regiment MINI. volls., and
al who know him can be awtncsstohis bravery, abi
lty and patriotic impulses. -9
know Of no person from Northern Minnesota solic.
tous Of being placed upon the ticket In the ensuing
election and 1t Is but right that We should be repre-
sentet there. Mr.. Collins h gentleman who would
do credit to thepositon, lawyer by profession. and
his past services to the country recommend him as
mt subject for the consideration Of the Convention
His nomination would be compliment to bis, late
comrades In and would give genera satisfaction
believe. Hoping you can consistently render him
such assistance a. you are able, am,
- ;1f5%jt.'T - Yours Respectfully.
- tfl.': &s .:aa}im# I'll. .; s'si3s OBSERVER.
:. We can cordially endorse the statements
Of '>Obseryer" concerning the worth and
capabilty OF Capt. Collins. Although but
recently become citizen of this place, he
has won many friends by his genial social
qualities, croditable department and admit
ted legal qualifications. lthas been justly
claimed by many that, as the candidate for
State Auditor will undoubtedly be taken
from the southern portion Of the State,
the Clerk of the Supreme Court be-
longs to this sectionn Should Capt Col
Inns he tie nominee Of the Convention, we
arc confident that the people would accept
the selection, and that he would satisfacto-
rily discharge the duties Of the office.
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6TRAYED..

From the subscriber, in Lower st. Cloud,
on the 7th inst, one BRINDLE COW,
about seven years old, slim, well-shaped
horns, short tests, milks easy, is Of shy
disposition, and had on when last seen 4
large bell, with strap about four inches
wide. Any person returning said COW or
giving information Of her will be suitably
rewarded. Nv. BURDICK.
st. Cloud, Aug. 18th 1895. 6-8w
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NEXT WEEK.

We received word list night that our
new Power Press bad arrived At Big Lake
It will be brought up At once. and unless
some unforeseen. difficulty should &C.
cur, we will issue a nine column paper
next we K. Send in your subscriptions.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-09-06
$500 REWARD

Strayed from the Subscriber, Sept. I'd,
near Kingston, . large BLACK DOG, with
long hair, little white on breast, and some
of the toes white. IF any one finding the
dog will leave him with Gorton & Burbank,
st. Cloud, or at the Clearwater Hotel, so
that can get him, they viii receive the
above reward. JOHN HINER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-09-06

Let the patriotic people Of the United
States, who have given Of their blood and
treasure to put down the Shareholders re-
bellion, note the following from the Rich
mQnd Examiner B, .~:...l ,,r..rg.s.e... 4.'r,:
ave are conscious Of no *er;me' and no ser-
ror,' but Of misfortune only" -. ...,-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-09-06
MUSICIANS HALL.
MARTIN FIaHER

MA RT1N F1E HER
Would announce to the public that he has
fitted up rooms in his new building, on
Richmond avenue, above St. German st.,
whore he win at all times be prepared to
furnish his friends with tho ~ sr... ~
CHOICEST WINES + LIQUORS,
.s.., zz@ GOOD BEER + CIGARS.
A call is respectfully requested from oil
who would like to regale themselves with
the best to be found in the city. -. a.s.t
/: : j.. I.,..s-lf MARTIN FISHER.
st, Cloud, Aug 21st, 1866, ..sss.s. n5
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ssS--A' celebrated actress, whose fresh
smile and silvery voice favored the deoep-
lion, always called herself sweet sixteen
She stated her age at sixteen in court
room as witness. Her son was directly
after placed on the stand. and. asked how
old he Was. six months older than moth
er,' was the honest reply.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-09-06

ia The, attendance at the Great Loyal Gen.
vention now in session at Philadelphia, is
immense. 1t is one Of the grandest politi-
col aasemblages of the age. We will give
fuller accounts of it's doings nett week.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-09-06

ST." PRESIDENT JOHNSON, had, at latest
accounts, arrived on his stumping tour as
far as Toledo, Ohio. 49," stmy," s'me, y
"myself," acd "my policy" lie scattered
along his route as thick as pebble stones on
o rivers bank. ..s.:!t -" .>ii@
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-09-06
yond peradventure. g., w.,

U. H: CROSBY, Esq, Chicago, Ill.
DEAR SIR--We, the undersigned artists,
of New York, Philadelphia and Boston,
learning of your misfortune, and the gener-
Gus desire of your fellowcitizens Of Chica-
60, and others, to assist you in re.estab-
fishing yourself through the success Of the
'Crosby Opera House ASSOCIATION" take
pleasure in assuring you of our hearty
good will and cooperation, wishing you all
success, and continuance in we'll doing, in
bringing Art 50 advan:ageous1y and gen
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-09-06
A GENEROUS TRIBUTE.

1t is generous though deserved tribute
which the principal painters of the East
ern cities pay to MIR. Crosby, in the follow
ing note. They and their brethren all
over the country arc contributing magni6-
Gently to the success Of his great Art.
Union enterprise. We are grati6ed to
learn that the sale Of tickets has already
been such as to make success certain be-
yond peradventure. 49,, vs. IN
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-09-06

PA, know Why the. old fashioned
pistol Of your'n that grandpa fit with in the
old revolution is called . horse pistol
s'Why, my son ~ 'sBecause it kicks 500