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MAXINE 30 UR N A |
Es9RE GF BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY. March s, 1865.

THURSDAY. March s, 1866
r. Arrived.
N Hea ra Thomas Kelso. Russell. from Norfolkto
4Pf ;1 James Brady. Lands. from NorfoIk-to
steamer Florence franklin, Pierson. from phiIa-
deiphia-mdse to j Shriver -''-D 'i'1'
, steamer tGalncaSter, TOmuson, from Havre de
Brandt. Jr go i'o"' hiehmond-j
Schr Charley Woolsey. Parker, from New yo-,,-
mdse to sundry persons.
Cleared.
Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell. NorfoIk-M N
Gamer James 7. Brady, Landis Norfolk-J
Dirckuead. Jr.
Steamer Lancaster, TomIinson. Havre de Grace-,I
J Taylor.
steamer Richard Willing, Cundif, Philadelphia
J A Shriver.
Steamer State of Virginia, Travers. Richmond-J
Brandt. Jr
sshg Rachel Seaman. o'Nein, from Boston--1ndse
to K Heslen.
=, Schr Pavilion. Snow. Bester-Thos r Matthews i
Sons.
Cleared for Baltimore.
f feamer Sea Gull, Fish, cleared at New York, 7th
e Law, Fish, cleared at New York 18th inst
Arrived from Baltimore.
1eAI swan, Mitchell, hence at Wilmington n c. eth
Gil ~ Below.
echr Charley Woolsey, from -
Gin Disaster,
b.iiat frGltel, reese hence for New London in
and III and Roads. with loss of fore sail
Memoranda --
"a s somerset Rattle, sailed at LiverpooI at
NJ, I'd ut. for Baltimore with f,i oo p"o, al !
l." passengers per letter to Jno King Jr r r,
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
Significant Declarations Of the French
eGrps EegiSIatif-Hir. Seward Promising
AItEnricnm Neutrality.


GGrEs E.egisIatif-Hfr. Seward ssrOEElisin.
American Neutrality
ACTON OF THE FRENCH CORPS LFoIsLAr1F.
In tho French Corps Legslatif on the 18th ult.
Count Walewsk read from the chair the address in
response to the. Emperor's speech, which contained
the following significant allusion 10 the Mexican
question:
Sirc-Thc Corps Legisatifis happy to observe with
your Majesty the tendency, constantly more and
more general 10 resolve foreign difficulties by pacific
means. This tendency, strengthened rs II has been
Dy your interviews with many SOveTegns and By the
friendly meeting OF the English and French fleets, is
additional pledge Of that peace the preservation
Ol winch responds to the requirements OF peoples ac-
H0mplishes the wishes OF France, and honors the wis
dom and prudence other Government.
We have ever shared with the Emperor the firm
hope that reconciliation will take place between
the Papacy and ltaly-a reconciliation essential to
10Th their interests, to the peace of Europe and the
lepHse OF consclences. The convention of September
jrh honestly executed will be a fresh guaran-
ice of the temporal power applausei--the main
enauce of which is Indispensable TO the independent
exercise Of the spiritual power OF the Holy Father.
More appreciation. Or expedition 10 hc.sco Is Gp-
1oochgg Is end The country dGs rcceired the
iuHcc Of this ruth soqtocti0n We ,rere forced to 90
70 MEXICO Jy tic iWperdtice dutg Of protecting our
ropHt yal against odgus rioeacc and obtaining the
jcs of our too terminate Gre0daccs Oar soldiers
.onr NajcSy to their deU0tedRess.
This erDead,GR dt'ests once more 10 distant countries
the dgiateycstsaess and the pOlrer Of France. APP
lause.l The oeopte Of he Unissd States, ,,ehish
iao-q Of Old The toyG'y Of oiicy and the tra-
ioaai apmpatbics ,,hich it inspires, las no reason
:, take p0,broge al tic presence e. or troops on
.Neyicn soil. 70 make their recaN dependent Wpon
o1y other consideration tsGH orr OwR convenience
,oUld be incompatible tgth our rights ant OR honor.
loud applause. Of these, sire. you are the guar
dian. and the Corps kegisatf knows thar you viii
watch over them with sOlictude worthy vi France
and Of your name.
ALLEGED DESPATCH FROM Mr.. SEWARD.
From the Paris Patrie, Feb. 49,
Ii is rumored that at a Cabinet council recently
held in Washington Er. Seward presented the draft
Of dispatch TO the French Government, manfestng
the most concliatory intentions towards France, and
igaajiaa the readiness If The United States 10 pro-
claim their neutrality d! Berico, st5jeot certain
"1ldjiiJBs.
WITHDRAWAL OF FIVE THOUSAND FRENCH TROOPS 81
THE END or MAY.
The Paris Pdtgic, Feb. 22d says certain proposals
have ernanated from Macmillan. lcich render l,osi
siblc the return afUe thousand troops from ccico b.
+ Tcf lTru
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NO MORE COD LIVER OIL,
GRINA UlTsS SYRUP OFIODTzE


NO MORE COD LIVER OIL,
u Vi LIS YRUP OF IODIZE
EkORSE-RADISH.
InS syrup Is employed with the greatest snccezs II
pace q COD LIVER on, to which it infinitely supe
nor II cures diseases of the chest, scrofula lynn.
phatlc disorders, green Sickness muscular atoDy AZ
loss OF appetite 1t regenerates the CONSTITUTE bI
purifying the blood, and is in word, the most pow.
ertul depuTative known. 1t is administered with the
greatest efficacy to young children, subject to hu-
mours or obstruction of tie glands. N more Con-
sumption, Grimaqlt's syrup Of Hypophist Of Lime
for all disease II the chest This medicine Is nai
able i a. largely used at the "Brompton HospTa'
n London for Consumption, and generally approved
Of BY the leading medical men in England and in
France no JncEe p0TeTiy Of The blood and pale com,
pleXloQs Or. LERAS' PHOSPHATE OF IRON
4hSn9W terrugln0us medicine contains the elemort .
OF the blood and bones. and Iron in liduid :: Re II
Is different from all hitherto offered t. Ao public Is
hqulu' coIOrless and tasteleSs Il speedily cure5
ehorosls, pains IN the stomach difficult dgastion
, The maiority q the Academies Of Medicine NJ
farl ecoIanend the Phosphate Of Iron to ladies of
CSc'1e ConstiIsu?n suffering from anemia, and all
otner persons tatlgIed from over anxiety, nery,,s
Of blood. ~ FJoSAesS
1t is the only preparation which y,eva, osnsos ann
sPaoGn' anu can oe borne BY The most delicate
NerYn%S Headaches Neuralgias instanto,oo,,si,,
led by 5&LAAULT'S GUARANA, a yegeta}
Brazt.;an substance entirely innocuOus.
taseLh I % iof;i new curative agent, MASICO-
GrlnauIt q Co., Paris This new remedy is nrenored
from the leaves of Peruvian pepOsr SbTph al eq
AAIICO ana cures promptly aud iafalLi5L, witboI,t
any leaF o. innamnate;y results. The great ms
NeT ORR now t4s4 40 other remedy. ii'HS anu
2 GGNERAL DEPOH:-In Paris. ut GRTNJArrT -
a. - 2 SShTem!IE7; ~ rue Richelieu In New York
3 .. N, bE5sE5hERS, lZ Grand Street F0fjGFR9I rat
+ THIN pS0N,C 81. In Baltimore, at ANDREWS
fa33 G1nd HON Sand at every good Chemists,
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
>tHRIsTMAs PRESENTS

Goid Medal Piano Eortss.
LII ine Undersigned Company having received tina
Ins4;t PREMIUM at the last fair at the Maryland
institute, respectfully Oaf their large assorfrosnt of
eigsaht PIANOS at sae lowest cash prices.
-, Every instrument warranted for I'VE years. Ola
fls-''s sA%sn in exchange. Repairiags and tuninga
promptly attended to. -'1 '"''''-AS
uAEhLs PIANO MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
nzI-u cornsr Eutaw and Fayette streefs
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'kNhIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
q sGfloer has obtained from the Orphans Court
Oh oatlnere city, letters of administration on the
deceased 0Hc' ia'e "a eatu SA'S'
A persons having claims against said deceased ara
hsF ts wPrngf to exhibit the vouchers
20 le e on or before the 18th day of Au
from al benefit of said estate ' 10 eAoiuueu
All persons Indebted to said estate are requested IN
make immediate payment. Given under nv 49, ~
this 10th day Of February. 1856 .DS Aano
felT-Iaw4ts Administ-sto-
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nAIIlNGSi
DRUGGETS, ETC
G, s. GRIFFITH,
SO and 81 BALTIMORE STREET.

Opposite Holiday street,,
Now offers for sale Of the handsomest, most ez-
tensive and best selected stocks Of VELVET double
and single widthsl, ENGLISH BRQSSELS, TAPES
VENETIAN CARPETINGs. oil CLOTHS, in al ali
widths and qualities RUGS, MATS, MATTfNGS,
DRUGGETS, CRUMB CLOTHS. Table and StepOII
CLOTHS. &c.. to equal, II not to exceed, anythinS
ever offered to the public.
To the trade crest inducements are offered. Goods
st factory prices.
Strangers in our city. and any In want OF eceds IN
nay line. are invited TO call hsSoTa purchasing ~
Terms low tnp eRGb- fo1E l.
AIOTECE Is HEREBY GIVEN TFg AR
~ application will be made at the next session -
the City Council TO condemn and open GUNNER.
LAND STREET. from Pennsylvania avenue. =
the Northern Boundary avenue, dS2-IaSSw'
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EEhOSPECFgS
F. OF
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY,

TIE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.
frst-cass establishment, to which the citizens of
BALTIMORE could retreat in the heat of summer was
s3ugnt lot IN yam during the past season. To supply
tnaL want and to present at tho same time profit
ape investment to subscribers attention IL called In
this Prospectus. - ''i1sU "
Bentley Springs Is situated Mt tho dis.ooca or about
81 mlleS from the CITY, 1000 feet above tde-water on
the orthern Central Railway which with its douhIf
IacK and present facilities, renders access to the
springs easy and frequent The location is Oe of fhe
most healthy IN the United States and th scenery 10
scarcely surpassed anywhere in bearfy and roIna1co
OF character. Maglheent trees an abundance Of the
streams anu lofty hills Contribute to make this spot
aetra4tlVe' ano 70 point it out as admirably adaDts6
tor large summer Hotel The surrounding aeigh-
delightful prospects. N--'
IS proposed to profit by these natural ADVANTAGES
Wy e erection on Of the most eligible sites and
mthin we" oIt+e Depot, Of hrstclass Hotel, under
Tn2 NIeotiSl CT tao Bentley Springs Company OF
o.sn5shHqTe county The amount of Capital is liked
81 One hundred Thousand Dollars in Shares of Ore
nfnerS az 1o[s each and the undersigned arc tbs
It is believed that, in asking the citizens or Bat
o;e 70 Sa?Sorlne TO this project, Wa are advancing
itself. 1-i ~S 'n"' u INC CITY
Our citizens y 80 waited on by the Directors Of
tlS G02ay tef the purpose OF soliciting subscrip-
Application. may also be made to the Secretary,
at the once Of the Company No. q S. Charles gSsee
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
(. A. ABBOTT, Pres4
FYTsld fl NJ Hatonno 67er 4A.fRs aFFaf:
y. w. l2uStUh. Isaac s. George
hugh S1sson, DR.. C. r. Coates
Woodward Abrahanns. c. ". BeE 4I..SeS'
Y, p. Knight. Gsorstarv no2i-ff
SRENCIA MEDsCINES IN yOGUE!!
5Euzszg 5 RY 4 fRII Il PFIE 4 g. W. Dor
D..
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Total for the week So sl3,13S S2521IS7 So Iu- 756
Prev. reported. 81 $50, S69 1703h0i 5Tl9l46
Since anuarv Il g5 t;i ,il- 1u ~ *, 60 .y, ora
Baltimore Markets, we,!s5cssI7Y- 77T;;ScG, =


COFFEE.-There has been some inquiry To-day
l"r og br, out the only sale made, far as We
Tave neara' rs one Of l bags Rio AZ 2oi@ cts gold
boe market Is steady and firm, especially for prime
Rio, when Is scarce. WeQuate as before, R;o az ~
1917 cts gold for common to fair: 2O5@2l cts rod a.
rs at 2l23l3 cts gold. and Java at 2S62S% cts Soi5
FL0Ck.-Ihe market for Flour today has heeG
comparativey quiet sales being reported Of only 5Gi
bbls Howard Street Extra at 59a625 and Ia b6 J
good first Mdding at $5.75 ? bbl. There were sales
yesterday in addition to those noticed in our report
of 20 bblS fair Howard Street Super at s. and
of 100 bbls fair Howard Street Extra at 50 q bill
We still quote as follows, viz Howard Street
sos 3 for Super: s9995g for Extra $129l2;50
".25 for Extra; Sl1@'2 for Family, ana City Mills
at S$@S62H for saper; s9@9 . for standard Extra,
and $l50 p Dbl or high grade do. Patansco. Reser-
yor and other brands of Baltimore Family and
nlsn gEade Extra are selling by the dray load to the
trade at Bi45o for Family aud SIPS . Dbl for Extra
Corn IN M Lea nominal at Ss3.75 = b5
6RAiN.-Fhere were hut llg0 bushels wheat Of
500 bushels good red at 222 cts Wheat is firm. and
for prime lots there is an active inquiry and any
command a considerable advance on present onnt9
tons. Corn was IN comparatively light supply only
about iO,9Oo bushels 6eing az market White was
steady at YESTERDAY figures, the sales being mt n62
cts; but yellow was lower again, selling at 6sG6s els
Oats were in fair request and steady some $500 I'm
els selling ut 1880 cts. There was no Rye nj
M0LASSES-Th is nothing doing in MOI ntt
as for claTed and $500 cts for Muscovado new
crnp English Island at 5000 cts. and Porto Rico at
656D75 cts for new crop, and 50g55 cts for old
PRONlSiONS.-There has been very little INQUIRY
for Provisions to-day and have heard of no sales
hing lots at Il cts for Shoulders and Il cts for Sides
but no transactions taking place. Hams are SELL
ing from u to y cts for plain and Sugarcured. Bulk
Meat held at l2 cts for Shoulders and I5 cts for
Sides: Il cts offered day for Shoulders and de-
clined, which indicates that notwithstanding the
dulnesS OF the market, holders are firm. Mess Pork
is very heavy under the recent decline to S2 Dbl
at New York, but no price is named for it. Lara on
the spot may be quoted at l7l@lS cts for Butchers
and 1877 cts for Western, but it is very dull
RICE.-Rice is very quiet, but We quote it steady
at $685. cts for RangooD, and l215Gl2}l cts for
Carolina.
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~ COMMERCIAL.
1ALI4M o RE, MD.


CJnHrittee Of Arbitration tor M,rch
HENRY JAMES.
GEORGE S. Brown, benz. Z. GATOR.
w. A. WILLIAR, SAMUEL HA2LEHURST.
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TENHE PROGRESSIVEEVENIN SCHOOL.
M at Professor KNAPP'S Institute, Nos. %. 81 and
IS Holiday street, opens each evening at O'clock
Pupils will please be punctusl at the hour Gircus
lars can be obtained at the Institute, fe6-tf
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HATS AND Gaps
MEDICAL.
ST&ENGEH 40 THE VyEAFSI
~ YOUTH TO THE AGED
BTGKRENE
OR
LIFE REJJFENATOR

GNK'KEERAarRtE -
~ YOUTH TO THE bGED
''i NJ IL
BIGKRENE
rTEE pu r Or
,,,r,,-. - - N-'N1oN'
tor ard 9s Rrenaraon is unequalled Reju7cna-
way a 9sGe 'h lSs aged 3nG all those who have
W Wbt IS b6 n3ne iP P Life Regvonato which,
mpart to the feelings the briskness ,d VIII aSo
"SNlS o 5o 40 yGpbS J who. ,,,,., o.
eebed its functions this s1perb S i0 en
RFesgs R RE- W. eNer'
CURES GENERAL DFRTfTTY NrpyroIrc ~
CAPACITY DfSPEPSF6ih \ ~ GUS IN
OF 4PPETTTE! ~ TGW S AS PH3TPRESSi Loss
MENTAL TNDGLENCF FWhTT ~ NH M EGL LILY,
n HAS A MOST MI III. .fG IHTTnFTI+AI1UA EMU,
AND NOVET EFFRCT iTbdIT , II DESIRABLE
SYSTEM and ali who are in 9 an, , riIE NahI9g5
nervous disabilities are eaey y %G pTJ0trated BY
f fIo In this most excellent and unequalled prepara
REogREgr
the OLD shanJi 80 1 AZ ~ {ne DESPAlRINGp
ii will he ford f+ lie f4tHane discovery trial
articles for TIA same pqrPose. 80 ''1'@
The r.,,,o-... ~ FEMALES.
nesses Of ali Kinds ss "a & IN nefT9us weak
''t + g i WIN Mohaefl9l permanence.
pepSla with the first dose A brief perSisfenca in IL
health and Danish Dyspepg or TO degree OF perfect
One Dollar per bottle, or si2 6off.s Co. O. CIR
by Druggists generally. 40 F'' HoiG
Sent by express anywhere. by addrese;rg
HUTCHiNGS Il HTLfVEB
Proprietors No ~ nnI, e. Sto.
" " - x ~ SuVyet, ,
Sold BY SETH G N NST hOFA..
l05 RoIti 80, ~,
Oc A-6m ''O' DdlIilnoTe street.,
~R- Ffszy97s,T51.r 62itl. core,
nae HSS = ~
ohLIlmURE
cy,rror, ~. .. -rz-r,-, 49, LOCK Hospital.
Df scdGo5e a. IN 335o ~ G- EREpERtC STREET
Ene "a, laoS certain speedy and only eectGal remedy
rctuFo Affections feet 81 be q tie Back or Limbs
Involuntary Discharges Impoteaoy General Debis
t miGTo ~ H. EPeRsy Langqor Low Shirts
ity Trembling Dimness Of bt o 59 G HdGI iT Nd;
es tBe II En9 Head Tbroat Nose Skin Affections
De @ arising from Solitary Habits OF Youth
m anu TotagZ PRACTICES more fatal to their VIC
Ulysses, blGattag their most brilliant bnras ~ oz
M IL g. =, 4 49, 49, SSIG.I Impossible.
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Poor, and resolution appropriating S 900 for the
House of Refuge. were received from tho First
Branch; read and laid on the table.
a resolution providing for trimming the trees in
read and adopted.
An ordinance to subscribe 100000 to the stock of
the estern Maryland Railroad Company was re-
ceiyed from the First Branch read and laid on the
table. VA VAC
Mr.. Burke called up the ordinance for the ap
pointment of additional Iamplighter for the
western district read and passed.
Mr. Robinson, from the Committee on Highways
reported resolution to place flag stones across Mad
lson street, at its intersection with Eutaw street:
read and laid on the table 9'-e0''
Mr.. Moore called up the resolution providing for
the leasing of a lot in the Thirteenth Ward for
school purposes, &c; read and adopted.
A. Mr.. Burke called up the resolution appropriating
l,AO to fit up the Eastern spring lot and S. 600 to
lit up Franklin and Union squares, which was read
On motion of Mr.. McClymont, the item of So 600
was stricken out and $3.50 Inserted as an amend
ment.
for the Eastern spring lot and inserting $500; lost
The resolution was then adopted amended. Ad-
journod.
Valparaiso newspaper states that instruc-
tons to prevent the bombardment of that city, if it
should be attempted by the Spaniards, have been
given by the English government to its Minister in
Chill.
-Advices from New Orleans to the 9th
ut represent that there was little or no sugar mar
ket. Louisiana creole was scarce, and it was
thought would continue scarce. Sales were reported
OF 80 hhdS at Is to l5 cents for fully fair. Sales of
4O bbls. Louisiana molaSses at 90 cents per gallon.
good supply of Cuba sugar and molasSes was in the
market, which will be all wanted.
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p $. HOLMES q SONS.
HARDWARE,
AND
ENGINEER AND MACHINIST SUPPLIES

Hemp and Lubricating Packing, Hose, Gum and
Leather Betting. Side and String Lacng, Files, En-
CINE Oilers. Wrenches Steam Whistles, Gongs, Ser 10
Bolts, Nuts and aShers, ETC.; and full asso. m cnt
of Builders Hardware and TooIs-aIl of -bib e
offer at factory prices. Orders for Br-sv VI or
tended to promptly. ass f " IN ~ az
G'ARPETsI - ,-r.
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wMIM. j. McELHINEY having become an az
Wv tive instead of as heretofore dormant partner
in the firm of WIN. R. GRIFFITH & CO., the bust
ness will hereafter be conducted under the name and
style of VIM. r. GRIFFITH & MCKINNEY at
the old stand, No. p Commerce street.
mh3-eo3t WIN. 4. GRIFFITH & co,
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LIZ W EtssEE Ea:sz R4CE55SE9NEs; FREDE.
MAC R. RIO TEA VELLERS GOLNG 50 UI,R
TWICE DAILY, GSuneoy A. H. Eaceptea.)
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
Va, and the South, via the Baltimore and
r.. ONO Railroad to Washington
ingtOn TO Aqua Greek and Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely completed
from AQUA Creek TO Richmond Va, connecting
and Richmond and Danville Railroads, for Peters,
burg, Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh, Greensboro,
salisbury. Charlotte and Charleston; Sc:
leaving Sixth, Street wharf (Sunday morning
Richmond at $50 p NJ and 80 A. NJ anu "iii'' Ii
,.IHRQpGH TO RICHMOND IN TEN HOURS.
Fv'v Ai'Sss Shorter aa3 : hoaTa quicker than any
Be sure and get through, tickets via AQUA Creek
and Fredericksburg to Richmond, at Camden Station
Baltimore, and get through baggage checks,
Omnibusses and baggage wagons always IN 7eadi-
mes: to Gonyey passengers and baggage to The steam
era in Washington city / &c - & fG,4;GIrge, 49,
No. l42 Light street wharf,
49,. n, w. General Agents.
oc5-tf General Passenger Agent.
kSa 81 - 7A1Ex 2EbNfE k ATp
THROUGH By RAIL
FRO&
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA, TO
RICHMOND AND IYNCHBGRG. ~
On and after FRIDAY, Sept. l, 1855, tho trains
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leaves X MlesnnffGn 4 # n and and $50
-;' 6! Go5dopsyiIl9 at,....123O ?. u. and i4O A. n
Arrive IN E3aRSaS So E H n and and 4 n
TRAINS NORTH. ~
LeaSe bpynchburg at..... 645 A. n. and lis P. N.
foTdonsTe atso s n a anf 81 3iS n n
Arrive IN A Alexandria at. 455P NJ and $50 A. NJ
Washington at. $50 p. NJ. and SIS A. NJ
On SUNDAYS leave Washington ut $50 p NJ. only.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexandria at
"A NJ, arriving IN GordOnsvie ut II As A. NJ leaves
99prqGnsvhe at I255 r M arriving in Alexandria at
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves AIexap-
G T al "A. NJ, arriving IN Lynchburg at 10 P NJ;
leaves Lynghbgrg at $40 A. Mr.. arriving in Alexan.
Passengers for Warrenton will take the : A. NJ
train south from Washington, and the 645 A. M TRAIN
Passengers by the 645 A, NJ. and lis P. N. trains
from Lynchburg, and the A. ~ and rs P. IT, trains
from Richmond connect with trains at Washneton
for all parts of the itoltH and West.
This r9G.e has the advantage over all others, by
naVlng continuous rail from New York to Lynch
burg-405 miles.
It also passes through Fairfax, Bull Rum Manassas
BrlStoe, Catletts, Rappahannock, Culpepper Orange
were fought. 'N''
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express build
ing, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot,
in " ashigGton also atthe Depot on Maryland avenue
Trains leave the corner Of First and SITS. Washing
ton, VIM. H. MCCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent
J. NJ. BROADUS,
ocs-f General Passenger ASoaE.
49, S9s:sssssssA. YORK g.DAD RAIL.
EfTSSH sS22sSzs-lE=i5 WAY.
On and after MONDAY next, March 5th, cars will
leave City Hall at each hour, from A. NJ, to 7P NJ
except Y noon. '
Night car for Towsontown at l1P.M.
. Leave Iows0ntown every hour from A, NJ TOT
P. NJ, except u noon. NOS
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xNGNE1zssE IMPROVEMENT
4 kExEGE OF TIA & GOV n EEECIAg, srE,. -.
" bOAI COMPANY, FnANNIGAN5S WE6PF
Dali lIQBEr September q 1875.

DIAL LHQBE, September q 1855
A statement b,syinz beer cirsrIo.o, .-..- -
meIcaatlie community thar the "C0GMEREf ATS
or outlGg Fac Of Steamers between this port and
EeH (" <, has boon only established tsmnoror;iv
sno j. 10 DO Withdrawn st the convenience ~ ~:
nsrs the un5srgEned wishes 10 correct such mis-
shippers generally between these p6rtq thai a Sn1
msn!s asve been completed 70 keep up regular son
P : ga 1of EgS ysoTs The extensive oocks ST
TnsI IN Batimore, have beer leased for thar nsriod
i haa aSoff aoek aeeommodation unsurpassed by any
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S19a ;,;S VII make regular and rapid oonneoor,
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s9aavaE CERT
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-09

1 roWs0ETOwE March Sth 1866.
.ircUu CoUSt t3r BciiaaOre C0,aty.-lIon d. c. H.
Emory, Judge; John T Ensos, Esq, States Attor-
ney.
State vs.. Henry and William Cox. indicted for
striking. stabbing and striking with billy William
and Benjamin Bowen. Tried yesterday and convict
ed; three cases. The defendants were fined S. and
costs in each caSe-tota amount of fines and costs,
Sl24QS. State John Ingin, negro, indicted for
aeiging money under false pretences; removed from
Baltr0ga cIty-three cases reported yesterday. The
cases were concluded yesterday the jury returning
verdict Of guilty III zach case not sentenced r. R.
Boarnan ESQ., i9r the defence The case of the State
vs. John \, Hibner, indicted Ter selling liquor TO
minors, was removed on affidavit 10 Ihe Criminal
Court Of Baltimore city: the defendant gave oal N
the sum of $500 for his appearance at court with j.
n. HibneT, Sr.. as his security.
State Vs. George Mobbs. indicted for larceny: re-
moved from Baltimore city. Tried before a jury.
Verdict guilty" Not sentenced. .Thorss II. Hop
Keeeh ESQ. James IL Buchanan, IT, Esq, was ad-
was then taken up and called peramptorily Richard
II. Smith vs.. George W. Croft and John g. Cockey.
Jury sworn and judgment of non suit. Messrs Boar
man. Brown, D. Il. Emory and " ard for the defend
ant. At the calling of the trial docket days were
fixed for tie trial of number of cases and after it
was gone through with court adjourned until Friday
morning Mt 10 O'Clock