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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08
cgssrs OF KANSAS. 1865.

Irving Hunter Peketon 0o, Shirley Republic and Sew
sd Counties made return, in 1900 They cOrtsnsd as
Inhabitants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08

The following letter from some of our hrst foreign BANK
ing and shipping firms transmitted by mail 10 the Sec
rotary Of The Treasury last week:
NEw.YoEK, Jolly. 1896.
To the Hon. Hon NCCULoCH, Secretary Of he Trtasary
Sp. H. view 81 the embarrassment ard 1mpeuhehs 10
the regular Of trade induced by the specnae
cnts m gold and aggravated by the accumulation ocolD IN
the Treasury beg respectfully TO suggest TO you te
dency and popreiy Of diposng OF oil tie gold aoiu' Tue
property OF The Government beyond whatever anOhbt
be deemed essential keep hand FOR tie payment Oh the
gold interest On the public debt. .,, -,
According 70 general belief in which we parnclpa'e le
i was 10 provide for the payment Ok the interest on the
dchf aud was intended % the Treasury INTO saw
ngs bank for the boarding OF gold coin TINS cunfo9nE q
impede the legitimate Of business, and % Ie,uc
commercial transactions 10 the basis Of peoIlious ~ E
Ms s the case M present We theTetHe uIttrf
submit 10 your consideration ths most i E
checking inorduae spee9ai9g NJ Last once wees
We consider the Of seHlnm mater :" seeouiiS
no,tercs oH az l5Oedns practically hs reputation 81 az
oJ ,yir~> he srfeEf Of 0pchrd Of her NAots
- and ne do deem II essential to The dignity or Welt
S b to benefit 10 any great extent by that
Ss We ha,s the honor TO remain SIT your most obeden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08
STATE or EKv-Y YORK. BANK DEP.arxESr. }
albany Apgii - 1856. )

STATE YORK BANK DEPARTMENT.. !
ALBANY. April q, 1866
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chapter
~ 200 Laws OF 1885, that tie circulating
the Market Bank banking association located 70 e
the Superintendent Of
presentation " the Newly ORR State Ma
ona BAN Cy OF Albany sin from the date hereof
and no, thereafter.
outstanding Circulating notes Of the d bank must be presented
A, hereof; and AL which
redemption aud within the time
spefsd viii fund Ia tho hands Of
Ap2SieS.eao q. ". SCHUYLER Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08
STATE OF HEw.YoR BkTK DEPARTMENT. /
ALBANY Apui y, 1865

sIArg on nav OK BtfK DhPAE1hsNF'
ALBAEY Apul23. 1858.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 10 Chap
~ laws Of 1889 aud go Levy, q 1883 ,hs he GILL XIV
LATlSG NOTES the EAST RIVER BANK 81 the tllf
% York; association located In the ty OF New
York-wl be REDfEAfED by the superintendent o. the
a.. ,t or rr.ssntaiion the NevYork State National
Bnk h Cy Of Albany H years from the date hereof and
not thereafter
The outstanding Circulating notes 81 the sold bank m1 be G
Aforesaid within sx from the date befeo ana AZ
note. which shall presented for redemption and payment
specified an cease TO be charge upon the nn1
in the hands o. Superintendent iof that purpose
An 2s-lra, emo o. w. SCHUYLER, Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08

DEALERS IN UNITED STATES SECURITIES,
no. 10 NASSAU ST.,
Under the Fourth National Bank
BUY AND SKILL AT MARKET RATS,
UNITED STATES 6s or 1851.
UNITRD STATES $40 Bonds.
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 100 TREASURY Morris.
UNITED STATES COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, and
ALL OTHRR UNITED STATES SECURITIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08


NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant To Chapter $50,
- Laws Of Laws Of 49, lt che cileaatn; not a.
suad '0 fhe ERC iNTfsE BANK Blnktng Association ot.1 -
s CITY Of Ncw.Yos vii be redeemed at pr by ne
ont Of Tue Banking Department pre.naon a. the NEW fohh
STATE NATIONAL BANK 10 the City Of Albany for six yea
from tho date Thereof ard not Thereafter.
enled fei within Az years from lie date hereof hii s
o,rs h.c redemption and y M ~
sTocili n to be charge npon Tie ind IL 'lo
g. W SCHUYLER, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08
STATE OF NEgYORx BANK DEPARTMENT,
ALBlay June H. 1876.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chap
~ ter end Of 1855 that he circulating
note PAX Bank Banking Aseocston located IN the
Cty Of win b. redeemed At PAR oy the Superintendent
of ankg arent the New ork state
National Bank the city Of Albany iOr s yeari IRON me dat"
hereof sud not thereafter
THO ou nfn- circulating notes OF the said bank mast be pre-
enird o. sorcd within IL years from the de hereof and az
notes which be presented for redemption and payment
within the time y ciad will cea 10 be curge upon the fund
In thr hard of fle -uperniendrnt for that pnfpose
Jrl3 avimNcd q. w. othU fLHh' Supefintenoeb-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08
Receipts osProd.cs

Aro rs Gu bbls Flour Is b,Is WHISKY sos bills Cor
Meal 75 bush. Wheat I70Gs ,1sh. Corn l22 5ae bnsh
e o.. 81 rlgs. Asher IS JkgS 90 Meats sleI bis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08

81 p. .,sS. ,FnTHERs 4 Co. DAVID Dows & Co.
~ CANIBEiL & Co. GEORGE V. HECKEH
I'D TAILOR W. COLEMAN a GO.
sErs q WALLER. DAVID OGDEN.
BALM & SANDER. JONI HOBBs
WILLIAMS & GUlON. Brown & CARY.
KIEKLAEp & VON SACHs Ii. L. RoUrH Sons.
DABNEY MORGAN & co. KR6AN & Co.
HAppEN Co GEoEGE POWELL Co.
CHAs LULNG & Co. w. A. Brown 4 co.
+. pAvESsIFuI & Co. NEsAnTH a SONS.
OILuCHs & Co n. II. WOLFE Co.
SINoS DE WISER. DAZZLING. AIBgErsoN& RoHr
SPENCE. MONTAGUE Co. CARY 4 Co
EDwAEDI. Dawson. &. H. MARSHALL Co.
JAS X. PLACE co. EZRA WHEELER a. co.
j. a. j. STUART s. Co.
Ii does not mean any such thing. II either OF these
petitioners sells article for gold and is obliged to
take paper dollars for the face of the contract onebrd Of
the debt would be repudated but they never 10 this Ii
they sold an article for paper money and get pay in paper
money how do they prove that al dets are repudated
that any debt based upon legal tenders is rePudiated
dispatch received from the Mposa estate of This day
August ~ says: Twenty -four days run in July yielded
$4,000 in gold About so per cent Of the above is net
profit.
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Ghanres for Dnelliess Alen.

a RARE CHNCE--N0 Good Viii requred.-For
n SALT Que of,he Target aud olic,t AiR feWELRY Es
TABLlsNEETS II the country hayl. hrae rnn OF custom
wiling 30 teach tue business AVID inrn Ne neSessMy
impsLIsats nersorslIy address JONES NEbsIEK
Advertising Agent. No. ~ North f9hst, Phsdelpiha Pc
CAPITALISTS lew shares OF factory Stock for
~ SALE ba-n Newi0< incorporated company doing
business $50 pet cst profit .Adirs' DIVIDEND Tribune ONCE
DARE CHANCE Cor BUSINESS MEN in CHI
III CAGO The Gsrisn city Printing Bnk Book Company
fate Dunlop Se >psdns cd hoose Chicago intending
to ondns ,hel busae IN ta4e 70 gns md blank books eneI
M SALE sniire stock 4 STATIONERY. ENVELOPES &c.
Al COS. together with the onehah Of their sales
room (one uis IL Chcsgol with lrsde already eah
i,sd Ar acceptable with $4,000 could do good
business Wa receiving applications II you desire to irvss
give particulars about yourself how
much money could the business experience refer
&C. and you desire ~ perhaps we could md yon oea
partner Address GARDEN CRY PRINTING and BLANK BOOK
COMPANY. No. Us Lake st. ChleaIo, VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08

WANTED iirst-class BUSINESS YOUNG
w MEN; should be Mechanic the other CLERK, with
saps engage with the Mosey Iron Budns'
Works Boston selling bridges roofs corrugated sheets
buildings. &C. Ia ito Cities Philadelphia Baltimore, Pitts
bnrgh Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland Chicago Lesyenworth Men
phs There doubt about the success
OF this business, properly attended to- Call at the confnys
Agency. No. % Nassau IT., New.York City.
a y 900 A PARTNER WANTED TO pur-
WC,VOD. ehss half in,ers'tins vel located d'liery
Address AMERiCUS Tribune Odice.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-21
DAILY COMMERCIAL,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Pigeons Valuable to the Farmer.

| Pigeons are probably looked upon by most
farmers as Improbable little creatures. from
the amount of grain they are supposed to
| conSume-as they do not appear to be back
ward about supplying their wants when hungry.
from the nearest stack or barrack of wheat or
other grain; but if what a writer in Our Youn0
folks says, is as therein represented, farmers
would DO well to keep plenty of this stock
about them. The writer saws:
ono matter at what time of year a pigeons
crop may be opened, it will be found to contain
at least eight times as much Of the seeds of
weeds as of wheat, or rye, or corn, or other
grains. 1t is also very remarkable that the
grains thus taken from the fields are the
defective ones. They take only the worthless
seeds. For these reasons these birds should
be regarded as the best weeders that q man
can employ; for while he merely chops up
weed, often when it is so well grown that it
TlpenS its seeds on the ground where he may
nave lett 1t, the pigeons come along and make
clean work by eating them. The farmer re-
moves merely the weeds, but the pigeons re-
move the cause of them.
ANY one who has kept these birds on his
premises must have noticed how fond thew
are OF pecklng among the rubbish which Is
thrown out from barn floor after tbresbinp
wheat or other grain. They will search there
Tor many days together, hunting out the
shrvelIed grains, the poppy seeds, and cookie,
and other pests Of the farm, thus getting many
a good meal from seeds that barnyard fowls
never condescend to pick up. When thelatter
get INTO garden they scratch and tear up
everything, just as though they were scratching
Tor wager; but a pigeon is better bred by
nature-he never scratches hence he disturbs
no seeds the gardener may have planted.
When he gets into the garden it is either to
get mbple at the pea-vines or the beans, as
he is extravagantly fond Of both, or to search
for weeds.
This fondness of the pigeon tribe for seeds
OF plants injurious to the farm is much better
known in Europe than with US. At one time.
IN certain districts Of France, where large
numbers of pigeons had been kept. thew were
nearly all killed off. These districts had been
famous for the fine, clean and excellent quality
OF the wheat raised within them. But very
soon after the number of pigeons had been
reduced, the land became overgrown with
weeds that choked the crops. The straw in
consequence grew thin and weak, while the
grain was so deficient in plumpness and weight
as to render it unfit for seed. Every farmer
remarked the difference when they had only a
few. The people therefore returned to pigeon
keeping. Every landlord, in renting his farm,
required his tenants to build pigeon house or
dove-cot in order to insure crops. Many of
these were very expensive structures. 1t has
been further observed IN other districts in
France that where pigeons are most abundant
there the wheat fields are most productive and
that they never touch seed which has been
rolled in lime
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-21
OvERNMENT SALE OF THE MILL
VI TARY RAILROAD AT BRAZ0S SANTI-
AGO TEXAS

QUARTERNAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. D. c., April 10. 1866
Tho attention of capitalists seeking a profitable
investment is invited to this sale.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Of
fee of the Quartermaster General Division of River
and Rail Transportation at Washington, D. G.. until
NJ for the purchase of all the right title and interest
Of the United States in and to the United States Mill
tsry RAILROAD from Brazos Santiago to Whites
The sale will include the entire track and sdings,
buildings water stations, turntables bridges. 10.
the railroad materials and supplies pertaining to the
road together with the rolling stock cars, machinery
and other equipment.
The sale will not include the title to the land,
which does not belong to the United States.
This road is about ten miles in length and extends
from BraIos santiago to Whites Rancho. on the Rio
Grande. From this point connection is made by
steamer from Brownsville to Matamoras.
This route is the shortest and best for the immense
traffic between the Gulf of Mexico and the interior
Of Southern Texas and Northern Mexico, and the
communication by rail alone can readily be extended
to Brownsville.
The road already completed saves thirty miles OF
difficult and tortuous navigation Boats on the river
now charge it is stated for freight to Brownsville as
high as SIS per barrel and for passengers SIS each.
The road is i've feet gauge, good ties 7 rail, and
More particular description of the property can be
obtained at this Office or at that of the Chief Quar-
termaster Military Division Of the Gulf. at New Or
leans.
shall be furnished for all Government troops and
supplies, whenever required, at the rates paid by
Government at the time to the New York Central
Railroad.
The terms of payment accepted will be those con-
sidered the most favorable to the Government.
Ten per cent cash. in Government funds to be paid
on acceptance of proposal.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals. 49,
chase of Brazos Santiago and Rio Grande Railroad,
and addressed to the Division of River and Rail
Transportation, Quartermaster Generals Office, Wash
ington, D. G..
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Breyet Colonel and A. Q. NJ. in charge Fourth
Division @. M. G. 0. apM-tJel
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-21
AUCTION SALES,
TRUSTEES SALE
EEsJ OF
laSA. TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN HOWARD
COUNTY,
AND LIMESTONE ONA RRLES

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for How
ard county, the undersigned as Trustee will offer at
public sale at II o'clock NJ. on SATURDAY the
9th of June, 1866. at the TAVERN IN CLARKS-
VILE, Howard county, the following pieces of pro-
perry:
l. The Home Place of the late A. j. Adams, now
the residence of Mrs. Adams, situated on the road
leading from Ellicotts Mills to Sandy Spring. about
two miles from GAINESVILLE, five miles from Sandy
Spring, and eleven miles from Ellcott's Mills, and
adjoining the lands of l. and S. Hopkins, James
Morris, 3. 6. Cisseil, and others.
1t contains about 254 acres of land, is well watered
and has abundance of woodland, and the soil is of
excellent quality.
The improvements are large and handsome
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, lately built Barn
Ice House. and other out buildings and a Black
smith Shop. and thrifty Young Orchard of good
fruit.
The neigbborhood is desirable one with near
access to schools churches and postofice daily
line of stage coaches from Ellicotts Mills to
GAINESVILLE.
q A FARM Of 100 acres. part of estate of the late
A. j. Adams, situated On the Patuxent river about
tour mules from Sandy Spring and eight miles from
Laurel Station, Baltimore and Washington Railroad,
and adjoining the lands of Charles CiSsel. Philip
Smallwood, and others. This farm has a suffciency
OF wood. but has no Improvements upon it, except
Llmekiln, within few hundred yards of which
there is abundance of limestone
3. TWO LIMESTONE QUARRY LOTS near the
last named farm. containing about oue-quarter Of an
The terms. as prescribed by the Decree are: One
third cash day of SALE and the remainder in three
equal payments of six, twelve and eighteen months,
respectively. from day of sale, with interest from
that day. the credit payments to be secured by notes
of purchaser. with approved Endorsement. or the
purchasers may pay the whole in cash, at their OPP
ton. THOMAS DONALDSON,
maylS-2aWtS Sal Trustee,
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

q ATE SHEREFF'S SALE.-Under and by
nAvirtue of writ of fer facias issued out of the
Superar Court for Baltimore city, at the suit of Al
fred d. Miller. administrator of George W. McCon-
nell 1I against John c. VoshelI and to directed,
did seize and take in execution all the right title
interest, claim and estate of John C. Yoshei in and
to all that leasehold interest situated in Baltimore
city, and described as follows, viz:
The Lease commencing January 1st 1865 and ter
minating January LIST, 1870 term of five years at
rent Of 81 800 per annum, by VIM. j. Albert Esq, to
John G. Eoshell of Hotel adjoining Holiday Street
Theatre, formerly called the Continental House and
now called Voshell House.
And hereby give notice. that will sell, at the
Court House door, in the city of Baltimore on WE'D
NESDAY. the 9th day June, 1866, at Il O'clock, M.
to the highest bdde for cash all the right title in
terest, claim and estate of the said ohm G. VosheII
aforesaid writ of feri facias. '--
JOHN J, DANEKER
Late Sheriff of Baltimore City.
myl6-eots ADREON & CO., Auctioneers
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-21

GALE OF ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE
y STORES AT BALTIMORE. MD.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER, !
MIDDLE MILITARY DEPARTMENT,
BALTIMORE. MD. May s. 1861
By order of the Chief of Ordnance, U, S. A., there
will be sold at Fort Marshall Md at public auction.
under direction of Cantain j. Mara commanding
Fort Marshall, on MONDAY, May q. 1866, at Y NJ,
the following described lot of ordnance, viz:
2927 fbs, more or less, Rife Powder, in kegs.
1856 fbs.. more or less. Cannon Powder, in car
tridges. s lbs. each.
$500 tbs more or less, Cannon Powder. in barrels.
100 TBS. each,
Is 24-pdr. Carriages and Chassis.
8 81 pdr. Carriages and Chassis.
6 AZ pdr. Carriages and Chassis.
4 Sin. Gun Carriages and Chassis.
Purchasers will be allowed five (5) days for the re-
moval of the property.
Terms cash, insGovernment funds.
By order Of Maj. Gen. W. S. HANCOCK,
Cong Mid. Mil. Dept.
G. W. BRADLEY,
Col and Chief Quartermaster.
my9 tMy2l ADREON d CO., Aucts.
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EAEPoT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

nEPOT QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE,
BE BALTIMORE, Md, May 10. 1866.
viii be sold at bile auction, on TUESDAY, May
p 1866, at II o'clock. at No. 66 Conway street.
the following Quartermaster's Stores, viz:
Horse Medicine, SadGlers' Tools Blacksmith Tools,
Bellows Carpenters Tools, Wheelwright Tools, Far
rierss Tools. Bride Bits, Brides. Horse Brushes
Double and Single Trees, Portable FORCES, Halters,
Iron ass'd, Ambulance Kegs, Lamp black Oil ass'd,
Horse Shoe Nails. Shoyels. Spades. MISCELLANEOUS
Bolts, Grindstones and Fixtures. Hose, Red and
ness, Leather, Paulins. Rosn, Steel, Wagon Covers,
Wagon Bows, Paints, Mating Cross-cut Saws, Var
nish Iron Safes, and Moss.
Also at Camp Newport on WEDNESDAY. May
%. 1866 at II o'clock A. NJ:
IL Ambuances Ambulance Axles, $50 Axle Beds,
Cart, Tire Bending Machine. 81 Army Wagons, Sc
Two-horse Wagons. Four horse Wagons, II Spring
Wagons, 80 Wagon Wheels. Ambulance Wheels, 10
Ladders and other articles too numerous to mention.
Correct list of articles to be sold be upon
application at this office.
Stores must be removed within five days Of date of
sale.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
G. w. BRADLEY,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
Middle Military Department.
my1l-t22d ADREON il CO., Auots
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yHvHE UNITED STATES OF AstERuCA,

Il DISTRICT OF MARYLAND, TO WIT:
Whereas, on the 10Th day of March, 1866, Charles
A. Motherhood filed his libel in the District Court
of the United States for the District of Maryland
against the steamer PHILADELPHIA, in cause of
contract civil and maratime.
And whereas, by virtue of process in due form of
law, to directed returnable the LIST Tuesday in
June next have seized and taken the said steamer
and have the same in my custody.
Notice is hereby given, that District Court will
be held at the T. s. Court Room, IN the city of Bal-
more on the TUESDAY in June next for the trial
Of the said premises, and the owner or owners and
all persons who may have claim any interest are
hereby cited to be and appear at the time and place
aforesaid to show cause If any they have why final
decree should not pass as prayed
my15-l W. B0NIFANT, U. S, Marshal.
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SALE OF STEAM GRTSE MILL
hS AT THE
YALRY DEPOT GLESBORO', D

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFTIcE.l
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, April II, 1866
by order Of the Quartermaster General, there will
direction of Captain George I. Browning A. O. NJ,
on WEDNESDAY, May I'D, 1866, at twelve O'clock
one OTE STEAM fe GRSDS IED FEED e Mill III
Crane, with massive granite foundations by 50 feet
with coal. hay and engine houses attached, all con-
structed OF the very best material, and in the most
substantial manner.
Also, at the same time and place. the machinery
oSG d ENGINE N IF f 100 HoRs& POWER
with cylinder of twenty-five (22 inches diameter and
twentytour (2D inches stroke, set upon heavy cast
heater. and cast-iron 1y-wheeI, with driving pull
legs of the same material, ten C0) feet in diameter
and twenty-our ga inches face with JudSons patent
TWO [2 BOILERS, OF 6O-HoRsE POWER EACH,
made Of the best boiler ron ve-sixteenths (5-l6) Of
an inch in thick ness, five 81 feet in diameter and
fourteen 90 feet five 81 inches in length; each boiler
three and oneourth inches in dam nass Sifh
AL t, the requisite Sppendages:
HAM THIRTY (30l INCHES SPRING MILLS,
constructed of solid French burr milestone, and set
elevators and conveyors sufficient to cut and handle
the hay grain, and prepared feed on the most eco
nomical and labor-sayirg plan.
The shafting is of finished wrought iron, and the
puleys of cast iron, faced and balanced with hangers
and boxes, sufficient to drive ten Q0 pairs of burrs
j 1870 toi ~ VI f5ts nets Il Vi Jour ~ ply rubber,
driving the mills, &c, are of the best oak-tanned
patent stretched leather.
The Engine, Boilers. Machinery and Fixtures of
every description are of the very best materials and
workmanship, and are still in excellent condition
and line working order, the Mill having been in
operation only about fifteen months.
Ii deemed advisable by the agent of the Govern
ment on the day of sale, the buildings will be sold
separately.
Terms cash in Government funds
Purcnasers VIII be required remove their property
before the first QsD day of July next unless other
wise arranged with the owner of the grounds.
A boat for Giesboro' will leave the Sixth-street
wharf every hour during the day of sale.
Any information that may be desired will be given
upon anplleaton, in person by letter. to Captain
GEORGE I. BROWNING, A. Q. NJ, Giesboro', or
to this office. JAMES A. EKTN
Brevet Brigadier General, in charge
ap2U-E First Division q. NJ G. 0.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-21

EN ID. WARDELL & co.
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
POULTRY, Game and Fish, Potatoes, Apples and
Onions, all kinds of Country Produce, No. 1N N. W.
corner Commerce and Pratt streets. Baltimore.
All constituents promptly attended to.
Shipping Orders carefully put 10-tmy12