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Boots, Shoes aud afarietifs.


HHHE GREAT
VARTE STOR E.
ANDERsoN's ROW.
II. F. TR VINE,
REGULATOR OF PRIcEs IN BEDFORD
Having purchased the establishment Of Joseph
Alsip, Jr., and added fresh supply OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
l am determined to sell as cheap MS the cheapest
Call and see my fine assortment OF
QUEENsWARE, GLASSWARE, &c.
Also, my large stock of
GLOVES,
NECK-TIEs,
COLLARS, &c.
Also, my articles in the Stationery line, such as
Pc3ciLs, Steel Pens, Peaho'deys, DC.
Also, my VARIETIES, such as
Spices Of all kinds,
Table Salt Essence Of Coffee, HambIcton's Hair
Stain, erc. In the BOOT and SHOE line, ] keep
every thing calculated for man, woman or child ;
BOOTS of all kinds; SHOES Of every description ;
CATERS Of ali styles in the market.
GAIL AND SEE NY GOODS,
and examine for yourselves
No trouble 10 show goods. My prices win suit
the times and the pockets Of purchasers.
n. B Orders from country merchants promptly
filled nt small.adyance upon city prices.
al am also agent for the New England Family
Sewing Machine, which should be in every family.
An entire machine for the little sum Of $50 90.
Call and hand in your orders soon.
Oct 20, '6j. II. f. IRVINE.
A MOTHER ARRTNAL.-The sub
" scribcr would most respectfully inform the
ladies' aud gentlemen Of Bedford and vicinity, that
A ola
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and BGlmOrals.
OF various descriptions. to which he respectfully
invites their attention.
FOR GENTLEMEN, BOYS AND YOUTHS,
he hus every thing in their line, together with
sock of Geutlcmen's Furnishing Goods, consisting
OF collars (al styles, scarts, scarfpus. neck-ties
butterflies, suspenders, handkerchjcfs, &c.. &c.
Also. the best brands TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
nh Of which will be sold nt q very small advance
20 CASH AND SH0RF-TBE BUYERS
As heretofore stated. we do not boast that ours
IS the kargea. cbeapea apa best assortment Of
Boots and Shoes ever brought to Bedford, but we
have bought according TO means, feeling assur-
ed that the best and decidedly the most tast'Rg
advertisement, is a trial Of the goods. But whilst
there moy be iqrgrr, we feel confident that there
is none be'ter.
Having been in the shoe business all our life, we
feel satisfied that we fully understand our business,
and have purchased our goods accordingly. We
have Oh hand q nice stock Of plain aud fine
5 ia T 10 v Z Il J,
to which we invite attention.
Repairing done with nentness and despatch, and
all rips Of our own goods sewei free Of charge.
g1Please remember. AHrps se3cea or peggeF
free Of c40rge.
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HELMBOLD'S
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HnIMBoLp's Drug and Chemical Warehouse
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I am engaged in selling the
ERIE PUMP
certainly the ou!y pump
well adapted to this
climate
Persons in need Of
Coon PUWP,
will do we'll to give me
4 call.
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ADDRESS:
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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05

WEDNESDAY. April4 L.
=. Egg Bgooch.1-Presgpt quorum Of meEnbers, with
the President, James Young, Esq, President, in the
chair.
Mr.. Kraft presented petition from L. Wilcox and
Others in favor of of slaughter houses
in llollin's alley; referred.
Mr.. Marsh presented a resolution in favor of al
lowing J II. Bond to erect building at the corner
of McdeTry street and Bradley alley, for the manu-
tacture of fireworks; adopted.
A communication was received from the Marshal
ferred.
Mr.. Foreman presented an ordinance increasing
the salary Of the City Surveyor; referred.
Mr.: hratt called up resolution adverse to the
erection OF shed IN the rear Of Broadway market;
Mr.. Henneberry called up the ordinance to protect
the Locust Point Steam Ferry.
After considerable discussion and several unsuc-
cessiu! attempts to amend it, the ordinance was
passed.
:, MT; Ewalt presented a petition from Samuel C.
Bordey for change in the law So as to allow him to
sell goods in the markets; referred
The Branch then adjourned.
Second Braaeh.--This. Branch met at the usual
hour-trcsent, Daniel Harvey. Esq, President, and
quorum OF members.
Mr, McCymont called up the resolution directing
the Port " arden to construct channel two hundred
ieet IN width and mt & uniform depth of eighteen
feet from Jones Falls to Bowly's wharf. Up0n mo
Standing Committee on the Harbor.
Received from the First Branch ordinance in
ereasng the salaries Of the Superintendents Of
increase the salary of the Messenger to the Mayor 10
500 per annum; both ordinances read anu laid
over.
Also received resolution granting permission to
laid over.
Also received resolution providing for the pur-
chase, at cost of $3.50. Of a donkey engine" for
the Steamtug Baltimore referred to the Committee
on the HarbOr.
Also received n resolution from the Committee en-
the HTrbor, askingto be discharged from the further
consideration Of the subicct referred them in refer
cnce to the Locust Point ferry-boat adopted.
Also received the report Of the Committee on the
!arbor, stating that they bad examined the books of
the Port Warden and found them all correct accom-
panying which a resolution asking TO be dis
charged from the further consideration Of the subject
the resolution was adopted The Branch then ad-
inllrnel -
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GB1FEEDENGs or 'EESE. C0Er7sTs

WEDNESDAY. April 4, 1856.
Criminal Court.-Hon. Judge Rond.-George c.
Maund, states Attorney, prosecuting
VIM. Crothers, larceny of ~ pounds plate copper
valued at 45 cents per pound from the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company; postponed. Jacob Kim
nell, for violating l9Oth section of the Maryland
Cude, relating to cock fGhting fined $50 and costs
and committed to jail in default If payment. ThOs
Green and Thomas smith Daniel Malone and John
May indicted for similar offence: fine of $40 and
costs IMPOSED upon Green, so and costs upon Ma
lone, S2I and costs Smith, and stet entered in
the ease Of May. Frederick Barnes, charged nth
larceny falling TO appear her recognzance was for
ielted Illiam I1kGcomer, assault with intent to
raVSh Catherine fagte; removed to Baltimore coun-
y. Joseph Gle.sGn, larceny Of one shawl valued at
81 from John BreE postponed. Lloyd johnson
coored, larceny Of one silver watch valued at SO
] one par & pants Y9ued At s., ten cotton shirts
Faluea az Elu ron Henry Patterson, colorcd; post
noncd; W csey Wand colored, larceny Of s 40, in
United States Treasury notes. from Frederick Kore;
postponed. Martha benson, coored, larceny Of one
and other articles, from William BordIey, colored;
not guilty. Court adjourned to this morning.
q, s. Circ.a Cour'-Hon Judge Giles.-William
Raphael VS. Frederick Fickcy, Jr garnishee of WIn1
Il. and James L. Ward, and James Way and James
L.. iillelan vs.. the same and William Watson and
others vs. the same, and James c. and VIM. Bell VS..
the same, and YIN. Henry Bean and Francis Lee
use Of Patrick Mclaughlin, vs.. the same-rases az
attachment Judgment Of non for want of repli-
cation.
George $. Morrell VS.. Andrew Stafford and A. NJ,
MleS-Judgment heretofore entered Tor complainant
stricken out by order of the court.
Court adjourned to this morning.
Court of Common Pieas.-Hon, Judge King-Miltop
Whitney VS.. VIM. Il. Forsyth and others-before
reported. Or trial
Assignment from 33l t..346
iSperior CSurt.-Hon. Judge Martin.-NitcheI
y button vs.. Iighman u Drakely-before reported.
Jury out.
Assignment to-day from 49l to $50 inclusive.
CiY Circuit CoUt-BcfOre Hon. Judge Alexander
Olivia Brungent Francis brungent-decree passed
dvorGing complainant from defendant, cilculo ma
trtmouii.
O,oha,s' Gou,t-IIon Judges Audoun, Supplee and
iOifman.-Letters OF nlstraion on the estate of
Augustus Wid2y granted to Agnes Wildey and Jas,
l.. Ridgley.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Growing Prosperity OF LouiSiann-A su
e.nssnl, Tn AiSinnsn EIoIIx

NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-The schooner Fanny.
hence for Turks Island returned with four feet OF
water in her hold and half her cargo thrown over
board.
The committee sent two months since to look into
the reported guerilla depredations in Morehouse and
Cornal parishes has returned, having found all quiet
in those localities.
The Red river navigation is excellent, and cotton
boats are bringing down much cotton.
large number of Virginians and Tennesseeans
are here The people Of the late Confederacy are all
trading with the South.
The Southern Methodist Conference sittings arc
largely attended.
Tho Episcopal Convention assemblies May l7th, to
elect successor to Bishop Polk.
The Grand Jury report all the asylums in pros
porous condition, containing six hundred orphan
children and forty insane persons The parish prison
contains two hundred prisoners. The week'' -ior-
tality was one hundred and four. There are few
feYers and no eDidcmics
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THREE CENTS,
LRep9rted for the Daily CommerciaI.I
MEETING W "fTFSES RALTIM0aE PRES.

B%EGkY,% :.
Tuesday evening at r. nIoIl 81 baltimore met on
terar Chsra arsuant to M 3poadway Presby
last, "''OuFnment IN October
Stuchcli the last Modsrator ebeHyu biu gy Key. j. s.
upon the 10th verse Of the 18th capter Of 3e0gfe
was constituted With prayer and the roll Of
Re- r K Krap,or ,,os oIo,.o4 ,r.,..
F. " Braans Recordng otySl Ce MUSgeRFator aDS Re Rey
f 9ue STssto9 On " eTiHesday, winch should be
for last 70 months M wcre bGn TaSS OF the meeting
approved '''0' ''iA iA'''oA anu
a. ,,Ction Ro,, Ur,, II Cool,o or4L Dl.
Ncyy TastIe gas ;n,tei 70 Soat os va o esoS .eIg Oh
member affer which tba Presbvtar s q Cd I t
"e-'''u'S nlolhllS aI y D CLOCK
SECOND DAY-WEDNEsDAY.
jourumcnt. and \ half hour spent in devotinnoI cT
eIcises '''N' ~ ~ ''i''''' "a
Doctor Bullock asked leave Of absence durinp the
remainder OF tho session which ,voS eT9ntej '-0
Doctor Hammer requested a dismission to the Pros
bytcry of Winchester which was also Granted
The Moderator announced the following nommit-
tees ;--luiiCia Committee, Rev. John Souier. Rev.
n. Il. Williams ana Elder Thomas Archer
Records of SessonsI1gi CbTrcb Pcr p IT vii
liams and Elder Thomas Archer. 81 CbrrIb Roy " I
Squler and e. Birnie; 18th Church Rev j N Pat
terS0n md J. ?. Flemuing. Petboi CLn-.b ~
5. Sbickel and ?. c. 0rem Govane Cb9Tei and nj.
Bear and Franknvile. Rev r. F. Bitteoganrn onneG end
). l.. Davis; Aisquith Street Church, Rev w r.
&carhorough md J, g. Mathews; Broadway, Rev G.
y. Puryiance and W. II. Cole; Franklin Street Rev
J. 4. Lefevrc and P G., Orem: Westminster Rev ]
=. Eoss and j. /. Davis; Madison Street, Rev. W.
W. Rai-ton; South Church. Rev S. NJ. Baylen and
ID. }. Dickson: Central Rev. C. Dickson and Y
Archer Frederick and Annapolis Rev. j. S. Stucheil
and j II. Brown; Taneytown and New Windsor Rev
r F. Myers and J. p. Flemming; Churchvie and
Harmony Rev. r, r. Wells ami Thomas Hope;
haVre de Grice and Grove Church, Rev. T. W. SimP-
son and /. Archer; Chestnut Grove TAYLOR Church.
West River and Mt Paran. Rev. J. H. Kaufman and
George Wallace; 18th Church, Key. DR.. Smith; Oak
Grove and Springfield, Rev. R. r. Wells and Mr..
Davidson.
The committees being announced the frat order was
taken up and the seasonal records presented and
distributed to the appropriate committees The sec
ond order relating the presentation Of statistical
reports was next taken mn and disposed of in tbe
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Cotton at Auction.

John H. Draper Co. yesterday sold at public auc-
ton, by order and on account of United States Gov
ernment, about 1900 bales of cotton, as follows:
Savannah Cotton-15 bales middle fair at 43A cts:
50 bales strictly middling 3SH cs 27 bales low mid
ding. 354@352 cts 2i5 bales good ordinary 34@34s
cts 100 bales ordinary, 1925 cts % bales low ordinary
3lA cts; so bales picngs pa cts; 436 bales rebaed
34H@3412 cts,
Florida Cotton--i9 bales good mddlng at Az cts;
l6i bales strictly low middng, 3612a36M cts; l37
bales good ordinary 345@34A cts 50 bales ordinary
cts; 80 bales pickings, 2534 cts; BIG bales rebaled
33lg@3414 cts
Memphis Cotton-3 bales strictly middng at 2SI4
cts 10 bales low middling 81 cts y bales good ordi
nary, 33 cts 10 bales ordinary, 35 cts; bale pick
ings, 2T19 cts, 4 bales rebaled. 34S cts.
Nashville Cotton-2 bales strictly middling at 381I
cts; bales low mddng, 33s cts; "A bales good ordi
nary. 81 cts; Is bales good ordinary. 81 cts; bales
pickings, 2Sl4 cts; 81 bales rebaled, 81 cts
Sea Island Cotton-3l bales first quality at 107 cts:
81 bales second quality, 81 "a bales Sea Island
and bales short staple for account of whom it may
concern, IS cts bales first quality Sea Island 76 cts;
l9 bales second quality do 50 cts bales low ginned
s. cts bales good mddng 50 cts 36 bales low mid
ding, 3512 cts.-.N. Y. Herald.
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FRNM TEXAS.
The widow OF General FEOusfom-Protec
-. .:4 L. rn.

The widow of General FEOustom-Protec-
tiOn Against tlae Indians.
GALVESTON, March 2t.-(By MaiEeThe session of
the Texas Convention is drawing near its end. Five
men have been appointed to convey the ordinance
is passed. to Washington, for inspection.
General Houstons widow is to have paid to her the
full salary of her husbands term as Governor OF
which she was despoed by his untimely taking off in
1861 by the Secession Convention.
Five companies of mounted troops are to be organ
lied to hold in check and punish the Kickapoo In
dians on the frontier They have been numbering
many families Of late.
The Convention has passed a law making five years
residence in the State necessary qualification to vote.
GALVESTON, April Cotton is looking uD and
promising. Silk cotton. approximating to Sea Island
has been largely planted. Corn is depressed, but
wheat is admirable and the crop promises to be the
largest ever reaped. There have been immense ex-
ports of CATTLE and the people talk only of agricu
ture and trade, and are indifferent about politics.
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From the Pncific GNnsf.

SAN Francisco, April 3.-Dates from La Paz Col
orado, to March 30th state that fight had occurred
between the Majares and the Yabiiias on one side,
and the Chimaherein Indians on the other. The
former defeated with a loss of 25 killed and
large number wounded.
The mines on the Colorado river are reported very
rich and ore is aecumuatng faster than the trains
could remove it. The reforms introduced by General
Mcdowell into Colorado Territory are regarded as
beneficial.
Governor Cummings and the Secretary of the
Territory are at war with charges and counter
charges against each other. Public opinion in the
Territory is strongly in favor of the reconstruction
policy of the President.
Tho water at Sacramento is five inches higher than
ever before at this season, and the country for hun
dreds of miles is over1owed.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-The Legislature of the
State has passed concurrent resolutions expressing
high appreciation of the services Of General Nc
Dowell, and asking Congress to promote him to the
full rank of Major General in the United States army
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reported for the Daily Commercially

IV"oOHIVWNl April I, 1866.
Circuit Cour, ior Badimore Couny-Hon. D. c. H.
Emory Judge; Jno. L Ensor, Esq, States Attorney.
yife and others, lessees. William H. PurneII Ac
ION Of ejectment. Before reported On trial The
With hearing executions to the admissbiity of eyi
fence heretofore offered. The testimony in the case
concluded, and the plaintiffs counsel offered thjr
cen prayers embodying their views of the law of tho
ase. The defendants counsel will offer their pray
-T IS tomorrow, when the argument on them and the
duffy, Lawder, Boarman and George YeIIott for t6c,
'aintifs; Messrs. GrasOn, c. W. Ridgely, Gittines
nd Machen for defendant
The case of the State vs.. John Clare indicted for
lie murder of Henry Grove, is fixed for trial on Mon
~ next, the 9Th instant. Court then adjourned un
IL Thursday morning at 10 O'clock