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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
MARYLAND.

Maryland is now the centre of attraction in
political circles, and the working of The radi-
cal leaven is pleasant TO see. The Republican
candidates for representatives, in Baltimore,
have determined TO contest the elections OF the
elected Democrats, and feel confident of proving
perjury enough 10 counteract the one or two
thousand msJority in each case. They also
declare that ere spring they fully expect TO see
a reaction in sentiment in that city, and res
Grafton of loyal rule. A certain Democratic
politician in one Of TIE country districts is re-
ported TO have said that he had rather go be-
tore the people the question OF negro SUI
frage, than on that of compensation for slaves.
The sentiment of the loyal people of the stale
on this latter question is well shown by sn ex-
tract from the E.kton Bhig, which / shall
iiuerty 70 apPero hereto
The whole thing IS hnmbug. W by
should the poor black fellows. who dEudged
the greater part of their lives for bare sub
sistence, be turned out in the cold by the gov
ernment, without any compensation. while tie
white men, who grew fat upon their sweat and
toll, are 10 be compensated We have already
paid enough TO support the cursed institution,
without being tax ID 10 support the men who
derived all the advantages from slaves and slav-
sry. Let us have don. with this clsp-trap
about compromising " loyal slaveowners :" and
if any compensation is TO be paid let it be paid
to the loyal slaves, who volunteered and rem
dered the country essential service by he ping
to put down the rebellion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
CONTEST FOR .EsAToRIAL HoNoRs.

The senatorial contests in Pennsy lvania and
New York, also exciting good deal of feel
ing. AS | said 10 my last, NJ Stephens seems
to have the best prospect OF an election in
Penn., lyania, though the other canddates are
straining every nerve TO gain their ends. New
York being so far from u>. does not affect US
as much as either of the other states.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
THE PRESIDENT QUIET

The President is remarkably quiet. whether
from 8 desire TO harmonic. CT weared, or
waiting for a favorable opportunity to servo his
rebel friends to good advantage, know not.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-26
CHANCE foR DIVISION IN CONGRESS.

WAsuMoToN, D. c.,
Dec. 20, 1866.
CHANCE loR DIVISION IN CONGRESS.
Ma. EDIroR All has been quiet here po-
litically since last wrote you ,although there
is q great deal of feeling in all quarters
Every one is much excited land yet there has
been no outbreak as yet. There is evidently
q desire to settle all things amicably and keep
parties intact, though the; are go many ques-
tions of great importance, and agltated with
ouch partisan violence, that q split on some
of them is imminent. There is little danger
ON national matters, as far as relates to Re
construction, of any serious difficulty, for Eli
are united there, unless it be few unpractl-
cal theorists. On financial questions, howev-
or, there is o chance of break. The old vex-
ed question of tariff, which SO many can new
er view as q benefit, the later one of curren-
cy, with its different views of contraction and
expansion the debt which SO many and be
lieve the ma 1rity in Congress are in favor OF
allowing to remain for the benefit of future
generations, with only a slight decrease each
= year, which the Secretary desrot to pay, by
heavy taxation, in twenty five yeaIs,-these,
| and other similar matters of vital importance
now engaging the attention OF Congress, re-
ouire far ore wisdom and coolnesa than any
! merely political questions that have been be
fore them for long time. Not that they are
| Of more real impor lance. but that there is SO
much room for choice on either side, and tina
| a slight mistake in judgment might prove
lasting injury to the country.
| RECONSTRUCTION.
| Reconstruction is still exciting much inter
est in Congress. The triumph of the extreme
| rebels In the legislatures Of nearly all The
southern states in rejecting the amendment t,
melted thereto, it is true, by the Presiden
the returning hostility to the United States
Government, and the continued and almost
unanimous election of the most violent rebel:
o Congress and their state offices, chow how
little they are fitted to resume their relation,
to the government There has indeed been
in view of this perversity, proposition &c
make territorial governments In all these
former states, which has been greatly strength
ened within the last few weeks. That this
will not be the result, can be safely predicted
but there is much more reason Tor expecting
The overthrowing the bogus rebel government
now established, and in their place settirg NJ
loyal and lawful provisional governments, a
Mr.. Stevens has proposed for North Carolina
South Carolina, fearing lest some such thin.
as this should happen, has sent commissioner
here to ascertain if she will be admitted pro
vided the amendment be adopted by her.
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lay in July.
rhe Policy of the Emperor of France.

From the Paris Moniteur du Soir, May TO-
The motion made by Saxony at the Federal Diet
has had other effect than that of once more show.
ing the profound disquiet which prevails in the rea
lions between the German States. The Dresden Cab
met requested from Prussia a declaration implying
an engagement on the part of that Power to con-
form to the stipulation of the Federal Pact The
Prussian Envoy replied again. representing the arm.
aments of his Government purely defensive and
throwing upon Austria the responsibility of the pre-
paraions for war. added that the Berlin Cabinet
placed the security of Prussia and her European
position above her relations with the Germanic Con.
federation thus leaving to be inferred the possibility
OF rupture of the ties attaching Prussia to Ger
many a..
On the other hand, the most extensive develop
ment Is given to military measures in Austria and
Prussia and all the States OF the Confederation fol-
low the example of these great Powers.
From her vote in favor of the Saxon motion the
ornaments of Hanover have significance at which
Prussia has testified great surprise. Previous to the
explanations which have just been exchanged be-
tween the two Courts, was ut time feared that
this incident might be the signal for serious
. on the part of the Prussan Government
Nevertheless the hopes of peace have rather repiped
than diminished. As journals have announced
the French Cabinet directing its efforts IN concert
icih England and Russia order to efecthe openino
of diplomatic conferences to which the questions now
threatening the peace of Europe would be referred
These endeavors attest the thorough sincerity of III.
peaceful disposition of HIS Maje.ty's GoDermn,ent
which loyalty devotes the liberty of action It had re-
served to prevent the outbreak OF an armed conflict
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The UnconditiOna. UnIOn State Central
Committee.

At the meeting of this body, held in Temperance
Temple on Tuesday. the committee appoints for the
purpose reported the following resclarion,. which
were adopted: "''E ,S'
RfsGtvea By l the State vnat Committee Of the U
c 20 we call BY minority of tho executive
-,tes for State convention on the 9Th of June,
.ne same being made without the consent and appro-
val of the committee. and contrary to the usages of
the Union party. 49,.
Resolued, That the chairman of the State central
vention of the Unconditional Union men of Mary
land, to meet in this city the fourth Wednesday
of July. for the purpose of nominating comptroller
and organizing the voters OF the State upon the basis
of the restoration policy of President johnson.
ResotUed, That this committee fully endorse the
sentiments expressed in the recently published letter
of Governor Swami.
Resolued. That the Unconditional Union men of
the state are requested to meet in their respective
counties and in the city of Baltimore by convention
on the third ednesday in July appoint delegates
10 meet In State Convention to be held in the city of
Baltimore on the fourth Wednesday of July for the
purpose VI nominating candidate for comptroller
and also to appoint delegates TO in their
tive congressional districts to nominate candid
represent them In Congress 0''e' "
A motion was made to amend the second resoI,,;
by adding the words. I'VE hereby pledge the NO ~,
to the maintenance of the existing registry -
which was voted down by a large maiortv tba,o
being but four votes in favor of the amendment A
motion was also made to strike out the latter nart s
the resolution endorsing President Johnsons uoliav
which was lost by large majority. only one or
voting for it, The resolutions were e.
as reported, and the commit
the third Wednas'- ...
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GARIBALDIs CoNMAND.-The following is the letter
in which Garibald accepts the command of the vol
unteers:
CABRERA, May II, 1866.
NJ lie Mntsfre-T accept with true gratitude the
dispositions which you have taken and his Majesty
has sanctioned relative to the volunteer CORPS am
thankful to you for the trust manifest in me in
giving Inc the command, and you will begood enough
to express to the King my sentiments: hope soon
to cooperate with your glorious army in accomplish
ing the destinies of the country thank you for your
courtesy in making this communication to me-
Accept &C., g. GARIBALDI.
The correspondent of the London Nelrsat Florence
says the general impression throughout Italy is that
war has now become absolutely necessary to the ma
tional existence. The alternative is foreign toar or
ciuii ,rar.
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aS~We call our readers attention to Saith. BROS.
4 Co.'S New stock OF Spring Clothing just opened
az Smith. Bros & Co.'s popular Clothing House. No.
10 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opened at 3s West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
Call and new styles OF Gents Furnishing
Goods at IS West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties In Collars, Ties, Scarfs. Co.
at West Baltimore street. next to Marble Hall.
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Balti-
more street. next to the great Furnishing House.
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Ladies afflicted with Discolorations on the Face,
called moth patches freckles. should use PERRYs
Celebrated MOTH and FREoKLE LOTION. 1t is infal-
lible. Prepared by DR.. B. c. PERRY Dermatologist,
10 Bond street, N Y. Sold by all druggists in Bati
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EOHN GLENN q CO..
- REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
50 SECOND STREET. BALTIMORE,
Are prepared to buy, sell and exchange Real Estate,
to rent Houses and collect rents, to borrow and loan
money, to attend to investments and other business
concerning trusts.
DWELLING HOUSES.-On st. Paul, north of
Madison; on Monument. west Of st. Paul; on
Carey, near Baltimore; on Eutaw, north of Frank
lin on Eutaw north of Madison; on Lexington, east
OF Pine; on Saratoga near Gilmsr; on Calhoun, near
Lexington: Oh Pierce near Chatsworth.
FOR RENT-Four Country Places, well improved,
good locations and near the city.
OLD FREDERICK ROAD.-For Sale or Rent,
handsome Cottage on the old Frederick road. AZ
miles from the city. II rooms, good buildings,
fine shade trees and superb view of city and river
with 10 acres of land attached.
FREDERICK TURNPIKE-l0 acres on Cations
vile Passenger Railway, five miles from city, well
improved good fruit and water. Price $4,000.
CATONSVILLR PROPERTY--Country Seats,
Cottages and Farms, improved and unimproyed, for
sale rent low.
FREDERICK ROAD-Eligible Building Lots from
to miles from the city the Frederick road
commanding view of the city. country and river for
sale or lease low.
FARMS FOR SALE-Farms from 70 to 900 Acres
in most of the Counties of Maryland and Virginia.
for sale low.
Apply to JOHN GLENN Il CO.,
mhlI-u SO Second street. Bait.
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WHY NOT USE THE BEST?

OVER TWENTY YEARS increasing demand has
established the fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR
Dye is the best in the world. 1t is the cheapest the
most reliable, and most convenient. Complete in one
bottle Does not require previous preparation of
the naif ne trouble No crock or stain. Produces
apply it, Always gives satisfaction. Only rs cents
per bottle. Sold everywhere.
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer. n. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.. New York, Wholesale
Agents.
Also, MATHEWS AeNICA HAIR GLOSS for restoring
and dressing the Hair. my22-eoly
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DAILY COMMERCIAL
To Correspondents.

40 notice be taken Of anonymous COMMUNICATIONS
Whuterer is attended for insertion must be duthen-
f7cnten Lp the name and address Of the Driter-lot
necessarily for publication, but puarantgJor has
good faith. We not to be considered responss
be foi lie opinions egpre ssed bu correspOn1ents.
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my24-10t+

NS IL u XEGETABLE sICIr.IAS
ny HAIR REVIEWER, its effect is mira .,inns y
Inc DID, the young. the middle aged unit 70 nra;,o
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR Rem WE pi e.
an entirely new scientific discovery con- ;;
vegetable kingdom agents In the
sure a sp o in its ner and are so
EswAaG II the chan Hr does not give
with our instructions. UA ~ III strlcl accordance
ts haIs Vegetable Stoi IN air Remover has nrovsd
se 70 pc ID ost P fleet preparation for the Hair
eS 20 olic Its vegetable oompound
nnt @ 4 49,, IN drions properties whatever 1t is
WI n IVY wy re ;nd coloring matter.
op RI IA ~ RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS
SSInutaiNa COLOR. 1t will keep the hair from
lanha Wt. It ceanses the scalp and makes the HAIR
sou, strous and silken. 1t splendid hair-dress-
my: No person. old or young, should fail to use it.
authority. NN~0"1
Ask for Halls Vegetables sicilian Hair Remover
and take no othor. N-
not sold by Druggists in your town, trial bottle
VII DC sent TO you by express, upon receipt of one
ooLar by nautilus giving you an opportunity al
once TOR testing It's excellent virtues '' -
Orders for trial bottles must be addressed 70
N. r aAAL Co., Proprietors,
C,,Lun. Nashua, N. II.
WhOIesaled by Thomson e. pJorU 81 O g
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&1n R6An TO LEND FOR YEARS IN
I'D AVeVSHU ONE SUM, on fee property;
Baltimore county first class farm preferred also other
Funds to invest on city fee property in of O00
$4,000 and Of $1,000 Central well improved fee.
Ample margin by
JOHN L. HAMMOND,
So Saratoga street, one door above Calvert.
Who expects large sums of money paid in the
month of June, viz co., $4,000 and other lesser
sums. Would solicit applications. my26-tf
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A Prudent Mother

VIII keep Atherton's Cherry Cordial in her house.
1t has always been administered with great success
to children while Teething suffering with the Sum-
Complaint. being remarkably soothing in its IA
ture without injury to the system, which is
the with most syrups and cordias used for these
complaints. For sale by Druggists. ap6-eoly
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Butchers Dead Shot for Bedbuss
Kills upon touch, curls them up as fire does leaf,
and remains of permanent effect. Try it. and sleep
in peace. Sold by all live druggists. my162dpeolm
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OFFICE OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMpANY,0
No. 50 Wall street, corner of Hanover
New York MAY L. 1853

OFFICE OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY0
No. 50 Wall street corner of Hanover,
New York. May 16, 1865.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-No is
~ hereby given. that the BOARD OF DIREC-
TORS at their stated meeting held this date unani-
mously adopted the following, viz:
Resolved. That call for fifty 50l per cent in cash.
payable on the first day Of Juae. 1866, be and the
of record at the closing of the transfer books on
the 18th day of May, 1866, at P NJ being fifty dol
lars (S5 on each share issued under the act Of 1856
to increase the capital stock of the company
Resolved, That said payments may be made until
and inclusive of the first day of August with interest
at per cent per annum from and after the said LIST
day Of June.
In accordance with the terms of the said scrip
stock, the same with the amount - paid thereon,
will be liable to forfeiture in default of payment on
or before the said LIST day of August, 1866.
Certificates of stock will be ready for delivery on
the payment and surrender of the certificates of scrip
stock. at the Company's Office
By order of the Board of Directors.
my2l-l0t THE0. 7. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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EHRENCH MEDICINES IN VOGUE.

ERENCH MEDICINES I'm VOGUE.
BY GRIMAULT & CO.,
Chemists to H. L. HI. Prince Napoleon.
4sRUE RICHELiEU. PARIS.
NO MORE COD LIVER OIL.
GRIMAULTS SYRUP OF I0DIzED HORSE
RADISH.
This syrup is employed with the greatest success.
In place of Cod Liver OIL to which it is infinitely
superior. 1t cures diseases of the chest scrofula,
lympha'c disorders. green sickness muscular atcny
and loss Of appetite It the constitution
powerful depuratiYe known. 1t never fatigues the
stomach and bowels and is administered with the
greatest efficacy to young children subject to humors
or obstruction of the gland.
No More Consumption.
GRIMAULTs SYRUP OF HYpHospHITE OF
LIME.
This new medicine is a sovereign remedy in phthi-
sis and other diseases of the lungs; promptly re
moves all the most serious symptoms The cough Is
relieved the night sweas cease, and the patient rap
idly RECEIVERS his health.
No More Poverty OF the Blood and Pale
Complexion.
DRS. LERAS' PHOSPHATE OF IRON.
This new ferruginous medicine contains the ele:
mentS OF the blood and bones and iron IN a. Hquld
state. 1t is different from all hitherto offered to the
public, is liquid, cooress and tasteess 1t speedily
chlorosis, pains in the stomach. difficult diges
tion, dysmenorrhoea and anemia.
The majority of the Academies of Medicine of
Paris recommend the Phosphate of Iron to ladies of
delicate constitution suffering from anemia. and all
other persons fatigued from over anxiety, nervous
emotions. overwork, general debility and poorness
of blood.
Nervous Headaches and NeuraIgias
Instantaneously cured by
GRIMAULT'S BRAZILIAN GUARANA.
A vegetable substance. used from time immemorial
in Brazil, and entirely inotensve.
INTERNAL OR LOCAL NEW CURATIVE
AGENT,
GRIMAULT'S MATICO.
This new remedy is prepared from the leaves of o
Peruvian pepper shrub, called MATICo and cures
promptly and intaltiby without any fear of inflam-
matory results. The great majority of Physicians in
Paris. Russia, Germany and New York, now 10
other remedy. Full directions accompanying each
bottle and Packet.
GENERAL DEPOT:
In Paris. at GRIMAULT & cos, 43 Rue Richelieu
In New York, at FONGERA & VANDERKICFT,
80 William street.
And A. B. SANDS & CO., 1879 William street.
In Baltimore, at
my Stiff ANDREWS Il THOMPSON's.
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n - OFFICER OF THE LAUREL CANNET,
NY COAL AND OIL COMPANY

y, :, Or bdLIlMORE.
n, u: CORNER OF SECOND AND SOUTH SREgrs
Notice IS hereby given that the Annual Getting of
Stockholders in the Laurel Camel Coal and oil
company OF Baltimore, for the Election of EIGHT
DIRECTORS to manage the business of the Com.
pany for the ensuing year, will be held at the Com
RSa s ONCE, on MONDAY June 4th 1866. between
The transfer books will be closed on the s1,, &c
May. and remain closed until June 9Th. 1866. u
The regular Quarterly Meeting of the Directors
will be held On MONDAY, June 4th 1886 at fv .
o'clock, P. NJ, at the Company's Office
a,,o. A. P. BURT
myzf-luIF Secretp .,
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n A PIERRE HOUSE,
"a PHILADELPHIA
The subscribers having leased this favorite House
it has been
REFITTED AND REFURNIsHED
IN AN ELEGANT MANNER,
And prepared vith the most perfect appoint-
nents for the reception of guests.
The first position among frst-class Hotels will be
maintained in the future, as in the past.
my26 3m BAKER & FARLEY.
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ADVANCE OF WAGEs.-Owing to the rise in the
price of most of the necessares of life in Toronto
brckayers and other classes Of mechanics have been
raised by their employers.
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'EREASURY DEPARTMENT,

I'LL MAY @, 1852
Notice hereby given to holders of Cert icates of
Indebtedness issued under acts of Congress approved
March 1st and 18th. 1862 that the Secretary of the
Treasury in accordance with said acts and the tenor
of the said Certificates is prepared redeem before
maturity all Certificates of Indebtedness falling due
in June July. August 1865. with accrued interest
thereon if presented for redemption on or before
May 3st and that thereafter such Certificates will
to bear interest and will be paid on presenta-
ton at this Department, with interest only to the
said 31st interest. III. MCCULLOCH
my2-tMy31 Secretary of the Treasury
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6tITY COMMISSIONERS 0FFICE,

6tITY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ BALTIMORE, 24th May, 1866
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
MONDAY. the 4th June. at 10 O'clock a. M, for the
Grading and Paving of all that part of Mince aley
between Caroline and Spring streets.
The contractor or contractors will be required to
Snter into bond with approved security conditioned
for the grading and paving. to be executed in strict
accordance with the requirements of the ordinance
Establishing system for grading, paving and re-
paving the streets, lanes and alleys of the city of
Baltimore" By ORDER
J. SMITH Clerk
my24-eod4t To the City Commissioner
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICE OF THE COMMTSSIONERsl
" FOR OPENING STREETS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS)
" FOR OPENING STREETS.
BALTIMORE, May 80 1866
The Commissioners for Opening streets in accord;
ance with the 9th section of an Ordinance entitled
an Ordinance to provide for exercising certain pow
ers vested in this Corporation in relation to streets in
the city of Baltimore. approved April Sd 1866, hereby
give notice that they will meet on MONDAY. the ID
day of July next. at 10 o'clock. A NJ at the Office of
the Commissioners. ut the City Hail. and proceed to
execute the powers and perform the duties assigned
to and required of them in regard to opening Baker
street, from Pennsylvania avenue to Gilmore street,
in accordance with an Ordinance of the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore. approved March "A, 1866.
WILLIAM BROOKS,
DAVID TAYLOR.
GEORGE I. WILKINS,
Commissioners.
my 3l-1aw4w JAMES I'll. COOK, Clerk
&NITY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" MAY 3Ist 1866.
Upon application. notice is hereby given that the
City Commissioners and Surveyor will meet on the
premises on TUESDAY, 5th June at II A. NJ, to es-
tablish the lines of the lot owned by the baltimore
File Company on the east side of Ladenhall street,
north of and adjoining the Locust Point branch of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
streets j. SMITH,
my3l-eo3t Clerk City Commissioner.