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.EDfCTNEs..
pENNOLDSS
~ CELEBRATED VIRGINIA
HEPATic AND PrgGATIyl PILL

THIS Pill Has STOOD THE TEST oP AMPLE
DAT ,,t,i. - r hnD - WARRANTED ~
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DR.. r. Rennolds having been my isul'y ~,
clan up 10 the time al hts death, which oS1..
about two years ago, have had tr"lah# ~.
t1nltias Ia experience and witness the rH~'., =. +.
Nepatic Pfll and 10 not hesitate u sia." ~.
believe they are the best medicine ~ III" XII u.
las, ever been used Ia this ssct.on Of cr"Nai 49,.
neigh bor. use them and think 4, mHtA - ~
do NiEbiAA y - '"
ArsrsrA County, VA.
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FREpEEicx HALL, LorrsA CorNrr. F't{

January H., II
Gentlemen, ~ our very Kind comrnum,,a. "A'lue
9Th 81 tAe pirssnt month i recrlva Il - t.A
kindly for the high esteem aud aipreCl fHth '' 1
,!rcrt,rd brother pr. T. Renunds, -, >taun.uu, "'i
pLysir.au. | AIN frr, 10 state that Il |uG.t r.'' "
.rcathall~ faction To- br-iow upon tn pcug I'd. #a
county at least. without reuaur ration, ~p -F''
benefit the recipe Tor tEe kcatu.As h~.i#
Pills which arr ACKNOWLEDGED t. De ht Nwa a.*
mail. Others. In fact IL was my or .,naI 1.6' '."
10 publish IL to the world graialtp>.ys but "h'.
take into consideration that the Tate war 49, ..H
ne AMI my family, consisting 81 NY Wi" ana t'0"
Young children, IN 4 Compa gatiFrty dr-u0t" e.
tt,on aud beside being FAR advanced tu lti" 'r".
that II i duty owe Ia myseli %ni iAhitE !" '".
.uIar p-cuniaTy benefit from This recipe. J A"G"
some futar. dag 10 be able 10 bestuw II a. 50.
on every one.
! shall take steps very soon 10 have th9 y ~
manufactured GA 4 large scale, AM hope #"t &.
the influence of your rrCommc ndaNuI- @h+ 1851"
~, tit Of the PHI, 10 be s.on aDi~ to pt," fH"h
the reach II uv. ~ one These lis cannot @ -...
as cheap ~ pills generally are, on arr@aat .@
ths cost IT the material ~ which toy p.
made bul when you take into Cou,idrfts.#h .~##
one il dose. and their certain ant "t.sta" g.
ton, DO not think you will consider them ,"'...
Nv brother sold them readily a. MY tsa' ~
dozen
Am yeutlpmen very yssp.Ctfuily yOur-,
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LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Rich uaona Dispatch.

The IMPORTANT BILLS Now BEFORE CoN-
GREsS--rRsDICTiaNs OF THE 'sfSsroS ne
ING FURTHER neutrality-suspicious. SIS.
slnNs To !CoNAlE.NrE--TuE.. NEGKo srf-
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STANTON, "A. January T. =.
Lake great pleasur, "a stating that J nay, 1
IN M. habit OF usiug Or. i. EeuupEt, 49,
PIN. I'm NV family for some year, ant O.
hem IN +, very res poet superior Ia any t.d ta. -
The kind have been engaged Tor some N.a. IN
The iron business, which rendered IL l.,.H'".'
hay,, many persons IN INV employ. h''@
'AeS' pass ". 4. EC.Ah.
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| am, gentlemen, very respectfully your,
WILLIAM .LSAuLHs.

certify that myself AMI family have t~ro fM -.
habit OF using pT, I. keuuoldss h'IaN, "a 1910
Il lou4. time nj hay. never bad sny ut,ts.''f'.
10 try any other, torthey have uniformly a."N !.
al the nrposes Of family pill. ! could -.
.r.at deal IN their favor. but tahe u i"F Afa..
that Whit have SAID W. Undue" '.n'i' 7.
them and. il 10 their experience, have ~ 49,
will accord with mine. i. }. oA"S~s'r
srAuSTus, January 5, 1853.
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hereby certify tina, have ustt, beia III t.' -.
pills and ,rnly s,y theEr sc,ioa j. NOR r1l
and satisfactory than any medicine nst' ~
used AMI most earnestly recointarh1 ~. .e,.r
family keep and Use them These - .,r,..
gripo. Nothing II clsiiaet for tee" i,.i 49,. =,
deserve bESJAs's '"'''.'.t 4
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Madame, your boy can't pass for halt
fare, he is too large" said the conductor
of arailway train which had been detained
on the route by snow.
I" He may be too large now" replied the
matron, "but lie was small enough when
we started" II 4. 800 .s.as I" .rti .
The conductor gave In, and tho boy
passed for half fare. ...,'..s r'.4.
In the diary of the japanese mission
who visited England in 1862. it is noted
that at Dover they were received with
cries OF "Peyapipehsre," evidently in.
tended fer "hip, hip, hur, an :" and the
writer adds: "The meaning i not clear,
but it appears to be congratulatory ex.
preston" ~
Captain NJ. W. Ciuskey, formerly post .
master Of the House, and Lttterly of Con-
federate renown, is III Washington.
The dialect of most Young ladies of our
acquaintance divides al things into two
classes-t,.c horrid and the splendid.
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EOR SALE, A STYLISH YOUNG
Il HORSE, FIVE years old works we'll In n
double and single harness, and goes well ~
under the saddle -lLA
t. lS-is JOHN N. GORDON \ sly.
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Tow words 10 thy<e whoara skertGcal a,,..
ujcsd toy tris medicines n tni, ri,.. an If"'
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hereby certify that have ns'd pr, n'@. al
Ilepatlc Pills Tor several year. lo.h Ioi mtgrrsg
In NY family aud consider then h's !, S+~I.'..f
medicine such As avery stmuy ou1AF !. -, ,et, b
smnnIi.d with. Think them greatly pfe!s'1,'
any other pill Ste ever mi9;a; NICHE.
January an, -. THOMAS :. '..S'
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DIED.

DOGED.-On the 18th instant, NJ Harrison. eldest
son of Eliza and the late Martin Doged in the 18th
year of his age.
EIsLER.-On the 18th inst. John .Eiser in his
63d year.
GRANGER.-0n the 9th inst, Nathan Granger.
one of the old defenders of 1872 and IA in the nth
year of his age
OBRIEN.-On the 26th inst, Sarah wife of Andw
O'Brieu, in the seth year of her age.
PECK.-0n the 18th inst, Stephen Peck. in the Esd
year of his age.
TALBOTT.-At Pott Spring. on the 18th instant
Louisa, wife of Joshua F. c. Talbot in the Esd year
of her age.
CLAGETT.-On the 26th inst, Thos John Clsgett
of this CITY
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MARRIED..

CALWELL-JACKSON.-- On the Goth instant, at
the residence of the BRIDES father, by Rev. H. Il.
Webb, Thomas G. Calwell TO Miss Annie Eliza Jack
son. both of this city.
KIRWIN--GENT.-0n the 10th inst, by Rev. r.
r. Murphy, James 0. Kirwan and Miss Maggie j.
LEE-,-LAWs.-0n the eth inst, by Rev. Dr.. j. W.
M. Williams, DR.. R. C. Lee to Miss.Ada A. Laws, of
Virginia. ' "
SCHUMACHER-D0BL the 18th inst nv
Rev. Charles Stork, James R. Schumacher 70 Miss
Maria j. Dobler, both of this city
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1STH A NUMBER OF THE LADIES OF
W. MARYLAND HAVE FORMED AN ASS0-
for the purpose of aleviating to the extent
OF Their ability the wretchedness and want which the
late civil war has entailed upon large portions of the
population OF the South As the work which they pro
pose to themselves purely of charity and as ITS
scope, unhappy, must needs be ample to be OF much
avail they feel justified in calling for liberal assist
ance upon all good people who sympathlZe with hu-
man creatures and brethren in suffering and sorrow.
They therefore, respectfully and earnestly invite
contributions of all sorts to the end IN VeW and
deciaily in furtherance of a FAIR or BAZAAR,
which they are preparing to open in the city of Bal
timore as soon as may be possible after Easter They
have already received encouragement which pro-
misses them much success in this latter undertaking
and they trust that the present appeal may so ensure
it that they may be enabled to send relief TO thou
sands of desOlate homes and destitute women and
children. They do not deem it necessary to enlarge
upon the wide spread misery and want throughout
the South, of which every day brings them heart
rendng accounts, unfortunately too true They can
safely assure the charitable whose alm0ners they ask
to be- that no wider or sadder field was ever opened
God loves.
The following named ladies have been appointed
oheerS and managers Of the Association. All money
and articles OF value which may be transmitted to
any OF them will be gratefully received and applied
as may be directed An efficient committee of gem
uemen viii give their personal attention to the bust
ness OF the Association. and TO the careful age
ment and impartial distribution of its funds
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overthrown South
They gaze as when lion dies,
And hunters scarcely trust their eyes,
But bend their weapons on the slain
Lest the grim king should rouse again, y

-whilst-wn rnrnnt-ua May, ooI,eedc rntch
to the scare which, counseling cowardice.
counsels Herewith a too savage watchfulness.
let not the people at large, the nation, share
their unwlse fears; but going with the Presi-
dent in his brarer trust Of The people as q
achoEe, let them insist upon his policy, his
holder and more timely craftsmanship, if we
are ever to stand before the nations of the
earth in our old attitude as the mighty repub-
lie they once honored and deferred to because
of the trust exercised by all toward each other
Finally, had not the wisdom of the Presi
dents policy been already tested, there might
be room for following the more timid course
TO which the people are counseled now But
with the country absolutely at peace, except
in so far as these run-mad partizan leaders
keep up turmoil by fault finding with the
President or attempting to thwart his kindly
purposes, what sense is there in encouraging
further these men, in aggravating disorders
1t Is plain they cannot cure. With almost I'M
limited powers in their absolute maioritles for
passing upon measures to benefit the country,
what have they done in the many months thew
have sat in council, but serve in short sessions.
to indulge in long adjournments; to waste
time in barren debates; to fritter away in
valuable moments in the need there has been
to restore the finances and trade of the coun-
try? The people do not lack discernment:
and compelled to run the comparison between
these idlers and indictments, and the Presi-
dent, they will stand by the latter. And if
Congress would recover the confidence of the
people, let those there in either House who
have the nerve and the patriotism, push aside
those chronic gabblers who have done so
much to compromise the dignity and useful
ness of the National Legislature let them do
it, and the psople will once more have faith
in them
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| 0~EDBALTTM AND SAVANNAH
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY. At meeting of
the Stockholders of the Baltimore and Savannah
Steamship Company held on the Goth inst called for
the purpose OF eectng President and Directors to
manage the affairs of the Company for the ensuing
twelve months,
The following gentlemen are unanimously elected.
J. BRANDT, Jr, President
IH0S. c. JENKINS, Director
RQBT. LEHK,
WIN. I. WALTERS,
GEO. S. BROWN 80 "
WIN. S. RAYNER, 20
Baltimore, Feb. %. 1866. fe27-St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NNpTEE STEAMER BALLOON will be at
GS the Government Wharf, south side of the
Basin, to convey bidders to the sale of Government
steamers advertised to take place THIS DAY.
~ LADIES' SOUTHERN RELIEF FAIR
10y ASSOCIATION.
The following DEP0TS have been selected by the
Committee for the receipt of donations in aid of the
Fair and where receipts will be given:
HEAVY GOODS AVID COUNTRY PRODUCE
WHEATLEY Z ANDERSON. 50 Spears wharf
JOHN SULLIVAN q SONS, 2 Camden street.
DRY GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
d. PRESTON PARR, 2l0 Baltimore street.
TH0S. j. MAGRUDER & CO., 245 Baltimore st.
PERKINS a. CO., % North Charles street.,
JAMES FRYER, 20l Baltimore street.
ns-ADAMs EXPRESS COMPANY, NATIONAL
E&&PKESS COMPANY, and HARNDEN'S En-
fhEoSS, Will take freight free of charge.
,1 81 LA Faackages should be marked SOUTHERN
Dove hained parties. certificate of donation will
2, PRESTON PARR
IH0s. j. MAGRUDER,
GhAS. J. BAKER,
CLIFFORD C.ANDERSON,
i. B. SWAYNF
WIN. ii. PERKINS.
JAMES FRYER.
faos A. d. EGERTON
~ Depot Committee.
II " N0TCE.-COKNER OF CAIVERT
80 AM yATER STREETS-We have for 70
palIlphs OF Ma.hes the best European and Amsr;oar
nacn lak s:also, jewellers, engrayers and ,yatch
case WakeTs on he premises. Apply to GARRfETI
CL ca CORN of Water and Calvert streets
Jursensons Copep la so London Watch and Jules
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COMPREHENSIVE.

FENIa0KAS WELSH AND JAMES Il. ARM.
m lGER are partners in our firm from this
date The firm will be continued under the saus
style and as heretofore ~
CANFIELD BROTHERS 90
BALTIMORE. March l. 1866 fsS2 u:
GN0pAEsTNEasEETp.- rn5ergig,
y this day formed a COPARTNERSf , ed nave
re ane and style of MCCULL0H 4 JF N Xxi NpHnqseG
MSSI0N BUSfNESssn 5 '9s o P "A GOODS CON-
NEAR CHARLES. VIM, y Mt dCfTI 6H ST.
Baltimore. Feb Is, 1866. Il Hoh hN ~ h1N ":
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FOR SALE.

ff:7 T9b SAFEFAHESFS.
ki:i FOR INNESTMENT-0ne Of the most desir-
able PROPERTIES, in out of the city is now
offered in lot containing twenty-five acres lying be-
tween the city and Druid Hill Park; high ground and
covered wi til fine forest oaks Of large growth. 1t
oyerlooks the city, and from it can be had fine view
Of the river in the distance For sale low upon &C
commodating terms by Henry W. Rogers * Co. ,.eor
Charles 4 Fayette streets
FURNISHED DWELLING FOR RENT on Me-
CUloh street. HENRY W. ROGERS q CO.,
fe2itf cor. Charles and Fayette SITS.
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The material of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE
i manufactured co ntans fifty per cent morn Rome
rahiep Tb snan law Bone, therefore it is more du
me am onia present gives it great additional
that N? year experience has proved to the Farmer
manure re- axes heavier grain than even stable
Prie, and it is not only active but lasting
-" $50 per ton-2.0C0 lbs. Discount to dealers F
MORO PHILLIPS
feZl-ly Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
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TO correspondents.

Ne or.ce cas- Is G itded for ;e;on ,,asf IN 5
ticated Jv the name and address of the ,oriteJ-ao
,,ecesSdrip for publication. 6ut guaranty for hi
pood faith. We are not to be considered response
Die for the opinions erDressedby correspondents.
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. #. KNAPP's INSTITUTE.

70 f. ASAffs 1Nsfifofh'
The exercises will be resumed on MONDAY
NEXT, September 4th, at s O'Clock A. M, on which
day new scholars will be admitted.
Three higher classes exclusively intended for young
ladies' were formed last January and are In success
full operation at present.
Parents sending boaFders ere requested to provide
for their punotlal arrival.
aaal-t6 II. KNAPP,
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a CONCERT

~ a CONCERT ~, o,-,-
BY THE
BURKE STREET SABBATH SCHOOL,
Consisting of Singing. Recitation and Dialogues by
the school, and an address by the
rH Huns }ANE TA Il; dMo {s} isss
| For the benefit of the school in the
EASTERN AVENUE NJ. E. CHURCH.
near Broadway.
doors open at 612 o'clock. Concert to commence
Adult tickets % cents; Children Is fe22,2427m1s
r 5 9 81 VEGETABLE sECTLIAN
NJ NJ HAlk REVIEWER, its effect is miraculous
Inc O.a Sne young the middle aged unite to praise
HALL VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REYEWFR. tits
an ehtlrey new scientific discovery combining many
ao and restorative agents in the
We have such confidence in its merits. and are co
sure II WI 40 40 We claim for il that we offer 81 900
satisfaction in all cases when used in not give
with our instructions. Nv ''oofualce
Halls Vegetable ssicilian Hair Reviewer has nrovoa
itself to be the most perfect preparation for The %
offered to the public. Its vegetable compon Ir
and contains no injurious properties whatever II Is
mot Rb Owe i s a1a % and fills glands
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR To IT'S
ORIGINAL COLOR. 1t will keep the hair from
falling out. 1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair
ing. No person, old young should fail to use it.
1t is recommended and used by the first Medical
Authority.
Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover
and take no other.
Il not sold by Druggists in your town, trial bottle
will be sent to you by express, upon receipt of one
dollar by nautilus giving you opportunity at
once for testing its excellent virtues.
Orders for trial bottles must be addressed to
R.P. HALL & Co.,, Propretors.
Nashua, N. H..
WholesaIed BY Thomson & BLOCK and s. S.
HANCE. Baltimore. ia22-d&weoly
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BAKING.

& t1zAEI1Es z. WATERS d EASTER,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
y. ". CORNER BALTIC. AND CRARLEs SITS
GOTERNuENT SECURITIES,
EXCHANGE
nSyDV STOCKS
GOLD AND SIL YER,
Bought and sold
Orders from Banks and Brokers will receive prompt
where. Deposits received and money advanced on
collateral. '-oeN va
Purchase and sell Stocks for cash, or on margins,
IN TINS and other markets, exclusively on combustion
collections promptly made all parts of the coun-
try, through reliable correspondents fel4-6m
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fsssc sggsss EHy EI]sEEsssssaas%1 ADAMS EXPRESS
&C., ~ ssaasS5zssYs COMPANY
1874 BALTIMORE STREET.
BALTIMORE.
FORWARD INLAND EXPRESSES
DAILY TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH.
Rates of freight greatly reduced. Particular at
tentlon paid to the collection of Drafts, Notes. Bills
&c &c. specie. Bank Notes. Bonds, &c, taken at low
Tases and Issued against all risks when required
rh1 SOUTAERE EXPRESS COMPANY
Dor the transportation of Merchandise. Valuable
packagss, Specie, Bank Notes, Bonds, &c. for ali
WIFI tS Ss 'ne South and Southwest in connection
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
srsog their agency at No. 1854 Baltimore
Soutb VIII 70 call for goods to be forwarded
ooutn VIII receive prompt attention. wv
MERCHANDISE and valuables dejiverad 70
hAhNDES EXPRESS COMPATv
FOR
w;,, s sosERN EXPRESS COMPANY
al Eor parlcuia5s, rates Of freight &c. apply at In.
164 Baltimore street. oo1n1 hN u
no2S-t H. B. PLANT. President
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IRON WORKS.
SADDLlER Y

JOHN y. HAMMOND,
Sf3, Old Established
sssYgafA SADDLE, HARNESS, TRUNK
ASsa~sa2sS AND
q COLLAR MANUFACTURER,
l43 BALTIMORE STREET,
Three doors below the
Eutaw House.
has on hand and is manufacturing daily large
&C.,. and Gne assortment of
saddles. Harness, Trunks. Collars Garnet
Bags, Salises,
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS
y! such styles and variety as cannot fail to PLEASE
Cai! and examine his stock before purchasing.
gSSa ROBERT IA VYSON,
z7xLsa No. 277 BALTIMORE STREET,
Is {{AEES tNear Sharp,)
- - |aS~6sS MANUFACTURES OF
81 DDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS, DC.
Ladies SARATOGA TRUNKS,
Best Sole Leather Trunks and Valiseg
e.o,,, lRQN-B0UND TRUNKS,
SACKS, SATCHELS, &C., &C.
1he largest assortment of the above goods in the
CITY At prices that defy competition o2-1y{
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EXPRESS COMPANIES

IA s9sEz NATIONAL EXPRESS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DEPOT 1I6 SOUTH EUTA W STREET.
BALTIMORE
m ne NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPoR
IAIION COMPANY is now prepared TO fHr,Sord
soL4 and Silver CON- Currency Parcels, and Freight,
v Boston Mass; New York City; Philad elphia. Pa
r.; T.; CharestoTn Va; Winchester Va; AIexan
arf- Va; Fredericksburg, Va Richmond Va Pc
tersAurg, Va. Norfolk, Va; Cbarl0tfsviIia "
Stanton. Va; Jackson River, Va; LynchbuTg. Va
i5eAi'V9n, a.; panylle, Va; Bristol, Tenn: Vel
fort, y; c.. Morehead City n c. Raleirh'' n =.
Greonsbor9', \. G.; Salisbury, n G.; Charlotte. n O.
chester, s. c.; WindsbOro s. G.; ChorIcSfoT' q ~
ana z ay Stations oIfthe following roads: Wincnst
az G potomac X T., connecting with different p0inf5
y; II Virginia Central R. R.; Richmond and napA
vile II. NJ; Virginia and Tennessee r. r.: Peters
burg ard Lynchbure r. R.; Petersburg and WeiJnn
H. H., Raleigh and CASTOR L. R.. Weldon and VII
mlnston r. H., Wilmington and Rutherford r. r
horEh carolina Central r. E., Charlotte and Coium.
and North Carolina r. r. AS the lines of Raiiroads
are opened it will extend its business to ali pontS
South, in addition to those named and as fast ~ Ina
sible 20 points in the North and West 60 pug
The tariff OF charges will be based upon a fair busi
ness per centage above the cost of transportafion
than the cost Of transportation with the view 70
break down or drive off any rival upon this basis the
Company Solicits public patronage e
II orders be left at the Office, Goods will be sent Fl,
without charge, and forwarded promptly, -0i
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
N. ,: Office No. 1874 W. Baltimore street. Denot
No. ll6 South EutaW street. da90 e
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c,o JOHN L. HAMMOND,

EJTJN FOR SALE.-A fine f;,si-saiIins,
GfiSS SCHOONER, % five years old. built of the
7H-a- best materia carries about seventy-fve C75j
tons, or say wenysix $500 hundred bushels; light
draft and in complete order. Apply to
r. NJ. HESLEN,
fel9-U n. w. corner Pratt and Gay SITS
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E7EXAS LAMBS.

FOR SALE LEASE OR EXCHANGE.
I5.OO0 Acres Of No Land. Improved and wild }
in tracts varying from 320 to $500 Acres for sale at
great bargain. Also, 500 head Of Cattle
GEO. W. CALDWELL,
fe96-1r& Room No II South e+raoI
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GyH MT. VERNON PLACE.-An elegant first
Ell class DIV ELLING, north side, west of the Monu-
ment lot 81 by 100 feet The most desirable location
and one Of the best residences in the city For sale
by HENRY W. ROGERS x CO.. Corner Charles and
fayette streets. fe2l-tf
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F EASEMENTS.

-----E EASEMENTS.
EB"AnD7 ~ STREET T71E1TRF
Last night .,...e,-
VINO will al MI MIS- T11f ID. E r; BOWERS;
play, in f. n OF PAH:LINB, in Bulwer's admired
Mr., THE LADY OF LYONS.
and thoF j;MCCOLLUM as CLAUDE MELN0TTE
- e" ull strength of the company.
4 f"H ORDIA OPERA HOUSE,
VEGA AND INsT fR6MR CONCERT
UNDER TIRE SUPERVISION OF
D. II. d Wis.
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The Pianos useo are from the celebrated factory of
Steinway & Sons, md kindly loaned by their agent,
Chas. s. Benteon, No. 10 n Charles st fe28 It
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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-01

4 AN A!zD REAL ESTATE OFFICE
ZAP. STEW EMS, Attorney at law, n. w. cor. Lex.
ington and St. Paul SITS. Entrance I'd door on St
Paul street Professional business offended to in ali
Houses, Farms and Ground Rents bought and sold
Loans Negotiated. Oil Lands and Leases for sale in
West Virginia and Pennsylvania Also Coal and
Mineral Lands. fe22-iv
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-01

&EGS.9AehGaTRUsVFUND TO LEND
RID - for five or ten years, to be Sc
cured by hrst-cass fee city county Property None
other need apply Early application is desired The
money is In bank and wants investment
re- dronn1 Eent3 wanted in large and small sums
| JOHN l.. HAMMOND, IS Saratoga st.,
1eZ0-u one door above Calvert
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-01

10 to Is acres to miles from the city and near rail-
road or turnpike Apply to GIL
JOHN GLENN & CO.. SO Second street