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PGRE OF BALTIMORE,
WEDNESDAY. May 0. 1856.

Arrived.
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. from Norfolk-to NJ
Falls. Reports bark came in the Capes yesterday
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman. from Norfolk
Steamer John $ shriver, Dennis. from Philadel-
phia-lndse to Shriver.
Steamer Wenonah. Dawes from Fredercksburg-
to Taylor.
Steamer John Thompson. McKaig. from New
York-mdSo to j Shriver.
Steamer W Bruno. Foster. from New York-mdse
Steamer Junata. Phillips, from Havre de Grace
Steamer oetorara, Reynolds. from New York
Bark Giulia, -, from PaIermo-fruit to Dix h
Steiner
Br bark Lizzie Raymond, Emory. from Matanzas-
to Loud, Claridge i Coz sugar to Spence & Reid
Br brig Josephine. .sheehy, from d avana-to KEEL
sey d Gray sugar to Spence Reid. and Fisher Bros
schr Clara, Baxter. days from New York-to Kel-
s ;e 4 Gray; guano TOD Turner Co.. logwood to
schr !. p0asQn. Hudsins I'm Rappahanncck River
schr Lizzie Ballard, Windor, from Port Royal. Va
corn to D J Foley, Bro & 90,
Barge Glenrose. Jarrett. from New York-mdse to
J A Shriver.
Barge Marina, -, from Now York-mdse to J A
Shriver.
Cleared.
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. Norfolk-M N Falls
D Steamer George Leary. Brakeman. Nogfolk-J.
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers. Richmond
steamer Thomas E Cahiu, Norris. Alexandria-c
Steamer John shriver. Dennis. Philadelphia
Steamship Ellie Knight. Harrington, Wilmington.
Cd. Brandt, Jr
Steamship Kolor4lna, Denkin. Chareston-P Ponder
CAST, Fenwic1 & Co.
Steamer John K Thomson. McKaig, New York
j A Shriver.
Steamer Our Flag. Thomson, Edenton, N C-Whed-
Bark Annie Boyd (Br) GrifIiths. Belfast. Ire-Jno
=, Brig Manzeni. Carbon. st Johns. R-Kelsey l.
Gray. -
Schr Kate Hoyt. Parker, New Haven-master.
y, Schr Willie, Staples. Mayaguez. P R-Stirling &
=, schr Artist, Price. Wilmington. Del-Stickncy &
Schr Maria Jane Jones. New York; M Heslen
oehr pennsylvania, Warren, Hudson, N Y-Stick-
Brig Concord, Neuvitas
schr "iiiiO' Maya q ss:1 tow of Mary.
Bark Jessie Heinrich, (Pruss) Haase, cleared at
New York, Sth inst, for Antwerp. via Baltimore
o.. Schr Jas Ii Hoyt, Dissosway, hence at New York,
;, schr Joseph Niekerson. Sleight from Boston for
Baltimore sailed from Holmes Hole, 9Th.
Schr Ed Lee Lee, hence. at Philadelphia Stb inst
By Telegraph to News Room
Asglnwa5l, arrived May lst-Schr Francis b Leigh
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
FoRrEEss MONROE, May s, 1866.
Inc following vessels passed in the Capes during
Schr NJ Predmore. I'm n for Norfolk-hay.
Passed out-schr New Zealand, from Vienna for
Observation-Disclosures. "
Sailed.
town, d C. ava N'0Aee
Schr Zicavo, for New York-ord stores
Arrived at Norfolk.
Schr Mason, Martling. from New York-lght
- Schr c NJ Stewart. Edmondson, from n C-6sb to
Petersburg. AA'N "
schr Nigel. Nelson, from Baltimore-light.
Baltimore. O- -'-
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NEW YORK May 9-Flour has further advanced
20 to so cents; sales of 22GOO bbls at SO9lO Ohio
S9.55@l360; Southern $1O.63@l6.75o Wheat closed
Sales Of ZOO bushels new Milwaukee at 81 95@2 2O
Corn has advanced Ct; sales 1900 bushels; mixed
S S BEEF is pf %ard h5 dn s a
@22Il cents. Whisky steady Cotton quiet at 34@35
cts Sugar steady sales Of 0G0 hhds Porto Rico at
sales of 600 bags Rio at 1915 cts Java rs cts. Naval
Stores firm. Petroleum firm; sales $500 bbls. Crude
at 2S15 cts sales of $500 bbls. refined at 1904 cts.
Freishts quiet. Gold l2914.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA: May 9:-Auction sale 2l2 hhds Cuba
Sugar. slightly damaged, at S19@SA cts. Flour is
steady and unchanged: yellow corn 81 cts Provisions
still advancing; Mess Pork S3l. Whisky steady and
unchanged.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO: May 9.-Flour is quiet Holders ask an
advance of l5@25 cts. Wheat is excited and unset
$l75@l 81 for No. and closing dull at SIT; No. 2
declined lO@15 cts with sales at S1.27. Corn active
and advanced l@1 cts sales at 81 cts for No. and
431a@alA cts for Ao.2 Oats closed firm at 32@5531a
on wheat to Buffalo.
Milwaukee Markets.
MhwAuKIE, May ,a.-Flour has advanced 5000
cts. Wheat is excited sales at 81 93 for No.
Corn is active and has advanced l ct.
Wilmington Markets.
WILMINGTON, N. c., May 9.-Turpentine-Receipt
of the week 900 hbissales at $3.50 for new Spirits
has advanced 1@2 cts--saes of the week 400 bbls,
closing at SIS cts Cotton 27@2S cts, closing frmer-
sales of the week ITO bales.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. May 9.-Flour is unsettled. Wheat is
irregular. Whisky is du sales at $3.50. Mess
Pork in active demand at $50. Lard dull at % cts.
Gold 12914.
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS. May 9.-Cotton is dull at 31@3l14 cts
Flour has advanced 25 cts. Wheat stiff with an up
ward tendency. Corn is lower; sales at 63@69 cts
Oats are firmer. Pork and Bacon unchanged. Lard
firm at lT@23 cts Whisky firm aud unchanged
EnpOrts-FOreiSn.
Matanzas-Br. bark Lizzie Raymond-404 hhds su-
gar, GO boxes DO Spence Reid.
Havans-Br, brig Josephine-1l7S boxes sugar,
Spence X Reid; 2i9 do do. Fisher, Bros Il Co.
ExpOrts-Foreign.
Belfast, Ire-Br. bark Annie L. Boyd-29, 6O2 bush
corn.
St. Johns. P. R.-Brig Manzoni-Ballast.
Mayaguez, p. R.-Schr Wllie-100 bbls -four, q do
do rye % do beans do tongues so do pork 100 dc
meal Is punch do 1898 lbs hams 1904 do lard $500 do
butter 500 reams paper 10 nests tubs 10 doz buckets
20 do brooms cans oysters, 1882 gals coal OIL 3lS
lbs manufd tobacco, hhds do 1880 lbs candles 17lg
do cheese so kegs crackers so do nails IS boxes bis
cults 6 mats cassia $50 boxes SOAP 5cases matches
1Si shocks and heads. POOP pcs lumber do bureau
I
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ROOFING, ETC.

PkdE'S EELT, 0EEENT AND GRAVEL ROOF
ING
Is The bsst In U.S. snd has hssn we'll known for If
tssn years.
We guarantee all new work FOR five years
Us better than Tin, and costs half as much.
Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
w are tho only manufacturers of ROOFING MA
titshi,ALS in Maryisnd, all OF which we keep con-
stanti7 on hand for sale
A1Ss hSOkh spd IRON FENCES painted with
our PATENT PAaAgETNE VARNTsH. AVA
-. PAGE BROS CO..
~ EHE Eaitk's wh art
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Ravig8tion-A Trid TO Eli.
rope in q Lise-hOat.

:, Undeterrcd by so many previous failures to cross
the bosterous Atlantic In jolly boat another can
dldate for toolhardy nautical honors now appears
upon the scene, and claims the attention OF the
pubic The unknown fate of the intrepid Dono-
XWan Who it will be remembered. sailed from New
OK Tor England in the latter part of June 1864
IN the little brig Vision, and from whom NO tidings
IaSe eyer been received does not prevent Captain
=. ". TUCSON, of New York. from announcing his
determination of trying like feat with boat but
Hndy SIX ieet long and six feet wide. Captain
Cd uu a is young man of experience and undaunt-
schema y and cannot be induced to forego his ret
lie nte' wishing Europe with his diminutive craft
v;st tS gong TO London first after which he win
with his rin nnR seaport cities Of the Old WorIa
pressiy designed. " "H'0n Sne mas ne.en ex-
rss %haf nr Known as metallic life boat and IS OI noW
She 2 o he nSage, with the exception of tie spars
complete and will be ready for sea about th
part OF this month But one other person bea;des
Captain Hudson will sail in the ship, and tbesa tues
Will stand watch and watch during entire voya~e
There will be small cabin aft in which those on
board can sleep. but passengers will be permitted
TO embark on board Of this Leviathan upon any con-
sideration whatever, - WIN
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HH'1'1No stV SI1Iy UdyS, 0.ID(U0. III
ooI BALTIMORE MARKETS. Maye.

C0FFEF.-The market continues npiot o,a
asmain ~ steadE sales to report Prices however,
Rio from cts gold for common n to cbo E,a
Lagyp ay at 1902 cts gold. and Java at S29se
Per 9b il Batmoe erade sf E g ss
0S5Hs qSCf per It Ell S6 xb and high Grades
the whole market sympathizes and all descriptinos
are held higher. The very high rates dempn u9ei
b5 y M hs! su Sny f gs2gr t 6
western do at So and 200 bbs choice Howard StreeI
Extra Chestnut Grove brand at $l2 per Dbl. West.
Sl4@l5 per bbl The stock of Flour here and to come
forward at dI very light and the trade generally anci
Super at $40 25lO75; do Extra at Sl1 2SS Wse
e eifv super at S95Oal do Extra at S105O@ll and
bb Rye Flour is seins a a g e SO9
an SR * fHSO MrS Corn Meal dull at Dbl
todaT tSe Itt1 were 20 sales of Wheat reported
II here at neat Is wanted and would sell readily
steady at abor mates Co5n was in fair supply and
we're about coo and sales we're e
c Of bs b S bushels Of white from Sc down to
quoted ana S b hsSse it may be
o o cts Oats we're lower 1000 bushels We're
lots bringing Sc cts There is no Rye seli;n"
can m G1ys S 19 Esgota ai for it. anu we
far we have heard We quote a as fo oHIaay so
viz Cuba clayed at 4O945 cts do MuscoyaSn ot
81 cts English Island at 1906 cts and Porto Rico IT
:. PROVISIONS inquiry for Buls meat con-
uh9es active, and we notice sale to-day of ion
mus Shouders at IL cts at which figure they close
s sI nrm Sides are held firmly at is cts but no
Smes nave been made to-day. Bacon is in good de-.
ma and firm lot of25 hhds Sides sold TODAY at
ia4 w. put Bacon may be quoted as closing at i4@
Bacon DI H1 o9 Shoulders and l7@l7 cts for Sides
are maag are IN fair demand, and moderate sales
canvassed Mes Po S5s for plain and POP cts
uot nothing of Consequence doing in il and we
au 2 Lard at ~ cts for Western in hb1s and fo
I h Io22 cts IN kegs. The whole market closes tn
'n kSIefa1 tendency of prices being upWarS s
h!CE.LIhere is little nothing d. d.,
put u Is STEADY az former quotations VIZ so nice
Ior hangoon and l3s@l4z cts for Caroiin' Ss1a Gus
eUGAhS;-Ihe market to-day has been n,;,.
We heard OF no sales whatever. The fee9e ;S.' ana
however. still strong, and again ouote III II Is,
lows, viz: at l0@10% cts for comman as 1oi,
refining; 10A@13 cts for fair to min ~ good
l0a@1lH cts for common to fair Porto Rico N19oa;
Tor good to prime do. and 34@135s cts for cho Gus
, mTEFINED SugARs.-Rates are unchanged. and We
seill quote as follows. viz. Hard Crushed at I5sS
f2Is cts; White Soft Crushed at 144@l5 cts. q ang
fEGIra at lSzs9l4H cts and Yellow at l2N@l3 etc
- 6EhtDS|We quote Cloverseed nominal at S. 50G6
nusnel but there is nothing doing in it. Timothv
myn Is very scarce is quoted at $685. and Fax,
soy Il aseiing at $3.50 q bushel.
slai a.E;the market is dull. Liverpool is selling
oTy IN loo6lng lots at Sl70@I7 for Ground Aium
snu IRON " ~ 70 $3.50 sack for fine. Ashtons 6ns
S9cu bushel, s''''' aau Ausks Aaana &C
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The So CALLED REBEL" DEBT.-The fourth Sec
ton of the amendment proposed by the Reconstruc-
ton Committee reads as follows
Neither the United States nor any State shall as
or which may hereafter be incurred in aid of insur
rection or war against the United States, or any
claim for compensation for loss of involuntary SER
vice or labor.
1t will no doubt be news to the Radicals-aDd, in
deed, should not be surprised if it were to great
many of our own people-to learn that the present
constitution of Virginia forbids the payment of any
debt contracted in aid fthe rebellion by the State
or by any county or corporation within her borders.
-Richmond Dispatch,
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DTSINEECTANTS.
what TO Get as Disintectants, and How to

wHat 10 Ueb as DfBtnfeciasfs, and How to
Use Them.
The people have been told over and over again to
procure dsinfectants bat they are uniformed as to
the best articles for disnfecting purposes they should
procure.
The following may be relied upon as good, being
recommended by an acknowledged authority in SAM
tary matters:
For disnfecting clothing in the wash get alkaline
psrmdngondtes and mix ounce with ten gallons of
water. This is expensive butpOwerfu disinfectant
The most permanent and valuable antiseptic TO be
used about filthy places is carbonic acid, and coal
tar compounds.
Common coal tar. from gas works. possesses all the
9lshectIng properties necessary when used as paint
Tor cellars, vaults, &c.
sGlphate of iron or copperas is the cheapest and
most effective dsinfectant to for priyes drains
and foul floors 1t is especially powerful as disin-
fectant where cholera has been present Three
pounds in gallon of water should be used as freely
as may be necessary. 1t should be used daily in
places which are to be kept disinfected
Chloride of lime is antiseptic that acts dfusiye-
ly and rapidly, though less permanently than some
others. 1t is active in destroying compound gases
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid is highly recommended
as powerful and easily used disinfectant for water
closets. &c.
The readers of the Commercial ay select from this
list for any exigency which may arise or for preven-
tive measures,
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EAR. JOHNSTON
~ BALTIMORE
HUMPHREYS.


~ BALTIMORE
OFFICER No. SOUTH FREDE ERRGK KH sTR IEA
-, Discovered in the Great Hospitals of Europe
fne the TSEd @ ssff and only MY Gua
strictureS Affections Of the kidneys and Bi.ddsf.
Involuntary Discharges. Impotency, General Debil-
& NGGyOu F HSS. DgsPePsy Langqog Low sgiTs'
eases Of the Head Throat Nose or Skin. Affections
bic disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
secret and solitary practices fatal to their VIC
Ulysses. blighng their most brilliant hopes or an
ticipatiors, rendering Marriage, 80, impossible.
Office No. S. FR Ra STREET left hand
Hido going from Baltimore street, few doors from
HAR. a. IEUET of Paris, stiH continues his sue
~ cessful treatment Of CONsU MPTT0N. Several
residents of Baltimore in an advanced stage of the
ferred to. Apply at his OFFICE, Southeast corner
Of dn fayette and Frederick Streets Baltimore Mary
4 "a. 4. HU4.P, Graduate of the Medical FacuI-
HG ty of Paris, France,) Member of the Medical
and Chirurgieal Faculty of Baltimore, Nd. is the
discoverer of the only Remedies for Diseases of pr
yate character. without Mercury or noxious drugs-
Recent cases cured in from Il to 10 hours written
diseases such as have been abandoned as incurat'
are are speedily and permanently cured. The tree
most distinguished Physicians of Paris AZ
Doyond g Qoupt, that the worst
and are thoroughly removed Mt one
the system, especially all cases of cons
bility; nervous diseases, which soon or lat.
consumption, and all the evils entailed by
pernicous practices which ruin both body and J,
uniting the victim for either business study socis
or marriage, and to those who are suffering the eyl%
effects of improper indulgences, of whatever kind
can now be perfectly restored to natural health and
vigor, in brief period, by applying to one whose
skill and experience be relied on. No e1or6;oat
or snprofessiosaj charged.
Distant Patients consulted by letter and rsmedies
forwarded that can be taken in the most conTenient
| and private manner,
Office southeast come. of FAYETTF and FRED
6hICh oLhfh1S jel9-ly
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New York Markets.

WHISKY whisky is selling in jobbing lots at
50 q for Western, but quote for round lots at S226
a. 2615 q gallon.
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SALT IN LoUIsIANA.-On Petite Ans Island il, tho
southern part of Louisiana, there is bod of rock
h s covering over one hundred rss. which during
war supplied nearly the VIII ole Of the trans
were taken from it in three month g Yet it is re-
has Sa mat put very small porto of the deposit
to deveInUu l away Immediate step are now taking
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London are f sa, ON IT'S TRIAL-The people of New
be zig eight doctors allow their streets to
as that only Iind thew with salt water nssmuch
w vi" 10 better Os health than e.h Nss Soct0ss
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RAILROAD NOTICES
rHE BALTTMoRB AND OHIO RAI7-Fe.


Dbl OIL us On ed q ,st after e.. MONDAY.
viii run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
Sunday E NJ :a7f f8 SfRs5' f fix Ns1; S
scTs oSMfMy 6RR2fqqd1s $ fFFpHdIE H P
These trains connect at Boair and Parkersbufg for
all F8RRRths Mef SOuthTest spd
leaves Baltimore daily at 40 P N. Except Sunday
East-Leayes Frederick at us A. NJ. daily, Sun
0f H. aREff9orrs MILLS TRAIN leaves Balt
and ElliSott,s Mills TAO and l1.3O A. NJ and 8,
''-lA '''' : 49, FOR WASHINGTON.
"a Is sa$ Padr s:a At 4S and
ton At so, $50 and Ills 4. NJ and 2i5, 40 and
7So 2. N. On Sundays at 100 A. NJ, and 245 and
fom M The s a5a A IN and trains Only
sS and nd rom e1n and t tie
with trains on the Annapolis road
f rFan; leave annapolis at $50 A. II. and $40 P NJ
apply to II. ENGLAND, AGENT, at Camden' ST..
ton or at the Ticket 0 u.s.. sMITH g '''
L. NJ. COLE General Ticket AReat ia9.tf
PMEhADELPHtA. WILMINGTON AND
e--. aAl!IiM@gE RAILROAD.
M 81 tbs and t1a a6sT IN MoGR S5gs April
dent street Depot as follows viz: O-
away Mail Train for Philadelphia and Wav Stations
at TBS A. NJ. " ~ 1'"'A0N
Express Train for New York only at 9.5 AM.
Ito NJ. AVN A'tN a.
Accommodation Train for Havre de GRACE and in
ternediate Stations at AS P n ~
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
SIS P. M. ~ van Z"
Express Train for New York at s.20p.M.
The above Trains leave daily except Sunday
ON SUNDAYS.
For New York and Philadelphia at $50 P NJ
- For Princess Anne and intermediate points on
Delaware Railroad, take 725 A. NJ. train, and for
Dover, Delaware, take the Ito P. NJ train
fsT-tf ~" wa " '0 ~.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES,
THE UNITED STATES FIRE
AND
Marine Insurance COMPANY

VI
OFFICE l73 SOUTH BROADWAY,
ln the Ranking House formerly occupied
by the Second National Bank.
ms Company lnsures ,oithout charge for PoIicp
bindings Merchandse and other Property in or out
year OF for shorter period, and assurances NAV be
made for seven or for less number of years The
Navigation and Marine Risk VA 1'-N'
Applications for Insurance or for information in
re aton to the Company may be made to JAMES T.
RANDOLPH, Vice President, OF to -
HENRY G. JONES, Secretary.
PRESENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
r. K. Hawley John j. Abrsbams
Jas. T. Randolph Jas a Ramsav
VIM. III. Cathcart, George A. Callahan
Charles 7. Morris, Thos. Booz,
John S. Gilman lCaleh r Hvnas
mn12-tf JOHN w RANDNi piI 1.s-:I.
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H Il.EEsj|sl
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
THE GREAT VIRGINIA Il TENNESSEE
Air Line Railway,

Comprising the following railroads, viz: Norfolk
East Tennessee and Virginia, East Tennessee and
Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston Railroads.
sIssppi Valley. This line, and all its various connec-
lions running South and Southwest, is now in full
operation, and is prepared to contract through it's
authorized agents for the transportation of reights to
LYNGHBURQ, BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE, Dali
TON ~ ,CHAITANQQGA, NASH WILLIE, MEMPHIS.
MACY MACON h. MQNTGOMERY, ATLANTA, VICKS-
BURG, MOBILE and all intermediate points and
will issue through bills of lading GUARANTEEING
THROUGH RATES PER 100 LBS. ToALL POINTS.
Ship Goods by New Line Steamers foot of Spears
wharf, and mark Virginia and Tennessee Line"
SHORT LINE TO PETERSBURG.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at P III. arrive at
Petersburg at II A. NJ. the following day. and always
cheaper than by any other route. For full shipping
directions and bills of lading apply to
c. A. ELM0RE, Agent,
Office New Line Steamers,
Fnhl9-H foot of Spaar'a wharf
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Union Fire insurance Company

~ Ihls Company insures against LOSS OR DAMAGE
~ FIRE on all descriptions ot property, either in
the city or county, for a week month or year
1t also makes INLAND INSUkINCE. Short In
surances made on Merchandise in bonded and stor-
age warehouses; and where the risk has terminated,
the premium for the unexpired time will be return
90. JOHN COATES,
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
sa,s4 "a, the Ha,t,nore STOCK nonra.


BY TELEGRAPH.
Furnished By Leonard j. Tornsey Dc Co.. Stock and B1
Brokers. No. % South Street.
May 9, 1865.
Isa.ai En,rd N
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s ssss;sssa, YORK ROAD RAIL.
.!s - WAY
On and after MONDAY next, March 5th, cars will
leave City Hall at each hour. from A. NJ. to Up M
except II neon. AA
Night car for Towsontown at II PM
Leave Towsontown every hour from A. M tot
P. NJ, except IL noon noS
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SHIPPING.

XXX BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON
eEH4A STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
- Composed of the Steamers
CUMBERLAND,
GENERAL CUSTER,
kAL0RAMA
These steamers having been put in complete order,
are now running regularly, and will sail promptly as
advertised.
PENDERGAST, FENWTCK & CO.,
II Smiths wharf. up stairs
All goods destined for the interior will be forwarded
by our Agents,
WILLIS & CHTSOLM,
myS-tf ChnrIaetn,
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Maryland Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.
Have removed their Office for the present TO the
4. ". CoRNRR OF SECOND STREET AND TRIPoLETT's
ALLEY.
NEXT 10 THEIR NEW MARBLE BUILDING.
OPPOSITE THE POSToFFICE.
This Company, having an ample capital, insures on
all kinds Of property in the city and country Large
lines on Merchandise and other property insured by
the year or short time, favorable terms and Per-
petnGt Policies granted when requested.
, 1866-01-27
PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND
TEACH Frs

Ar. EpiroR y hu,nb!y beg the use Of a
small spncc in one Of your columns through
which 10 give my opinion Of public schools aud
their unclict..
In my opinion. public schools nrc among the
m"st n>'lu! and most essential ,nsti,u,io,.. IN
this or any other country. Without them The
avenue Of cd Icntinn wnulc be closed n.,ia-,
'hrte-i""rths OF IA nations population md blind
cl ignorance thc inevitable consequence and re-
liginn, pto-prriiy and civilization greatly i'm
prdrd. Such i, my opIninu of public schools
I'hr'hl!y nni such are The opinion, | hold uf
he public %scho.5l- Of our city so far as thu III.
,'iru len itself i, conccrncd), second only 10 the
church Of Christ. .An! MS to the zen clcrs Of ,!r
public sch"ois; | en-. T,ain Il special regard :or
them generally. | consider then, worthy OF the
respectful appreciation Of parents. gua,dinns.
and ~communiry n, large. look upon them rs
lnhorcr, i'll II iicid Of usefulness. I consider
them second only TO the minister OF the gospel.
Saci are are my dispositions toward public
teachers generally. l'u, nm extremely sorry
20 shy thu, | entertain those dispositions toward
the aptlic schGnl %tcachct- OF our city only III
purtllerfs1w | do not wish to cast n IS reflection
. -
uroi any one undcscr ycd!y. l entertain the
highest respect Tor the worthy hupcri.tcndan
MIR. +. l.. Cn!dozo; CONSIDER HIM an accom-.
rlsst,ed gentleman. l utsc have n spec;n! regard
for r.any of his teachers. But there really nrc
some TEACHERS in our public schools TINT s-c no
more tit for the position than n hcathcn. They
are better suited for a place in Barnunn's
OF some other museum, 10 TAME wild Sea.,s,
am natSr"lly Interested e education Of the
,h,M,H htld hm II s'le yer Of
The courses that are being pursued towards Ii. ZEN.
Several E'rlcvous cases lave come under my ID.
Sc; cation. l have seen cases of boys with swol.
i'" k:aucAlcs and hands from Icing lrnt with the
ruler, aud some viii, bumps on their heads arI
one c.Se have seen OF a boy bcin. struck in ,h,.
lace wllh a ruler, which made bis furc black and
NV, ana leaving a most irigh,iui brnisc, AM! the
IcAs forming his eyes were completely closed.
Now know lh', proper corr elton i necessary
Tor boys, but 10 bc,. them in The head ana face
with / ruler is entirely on, Of the way of civil.
;:atior and hope will not continue lun, hone
The ci! VII s""n he rcmc,lieI. aud curc.ss aud
PROSPERITY attend our schools.
Host respectfully, Rour. II. .A.1soy