Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-28

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ING, at II o'clock. 1t
7T=zDYEFNTTY CK1URCsg-BRoADwAy AND
Gser PRATT STREKT.-There will be divine service
TO MORROW. at l05z A. n. and P b.. Subject Of
nrB BEs alt e Heaven" Service
YESo3sEAITH OFFICE. April 27t,s. 1855.
~ The public is respectfully informed that all
available means at the disposal of the Board Of
Health will be used to put and keep the city in a
Disease more frequently finds Judgment in private
property than public places. Our purpose will be eff
fected if all will take sufficient interest in the public
good as to keep their premises clean.
Cellars should be swept and witewasaed frequently
end ventilated daily where dampness cannot be re-
heyed by draining cementing the floors and sides or
filing up, will be necessary and required
=, Yards will require to be KEEP; dry and cleau Dwell
too much tresh air cannot be had.
The use Of DeodOrizine agents, as lines or the
American, Deotorizer should be used in cellars,
yards. sinks and Water-closets, and all decomposnE
animal and vegetable matter promptly removed Tho
streets swept in front ana of dwellings, and the
cutters kept open and frequently washed out The
citizens will please report TO the Health Office all
order, BOARD OF HEALTH ap2s,5t
O~NrGARD.-sOUTHERN RELIEF FAIR.-The
ny Fair recently held at the Hall of the Maryland
destitute having been brought 10 conclusion to the
satisfaction OF all concerned therein the Committee
auxiliary, to the ladies organization in that connec-
ton avais itself of this occasion to acknowledge its
Indebtedness to the President and Board of Managers
OF the Maryland Institute for their hberality in do
10 Inc heueI ASSOCIATION their interest
rental of the Hall occupied by the latter.
The essential service rendered By Thomas Trimble,
Esq, the Chairman of the Hall Committee of the
Maryland Institute in all the preparatory arrange
ments, has Won alike the gratitude and esteem of all
VINO, in their connection with the management of the
Fair became cogniZant of his untiring abors
The Committee wishes also to return its sincere
thanks to Joseph Sanderson, ESQ., the lessee of the
Hall, for the luabe services rendered by him. and
to him of its appreciation of his active interest
in the success of the undertaking as evinced by his
ready and cheerful advice upon all occasions.
The good order and decOrum which characterized
tn dense that filled the hall night after night
during the continuance Of the Fair have been so re-
rkable considering the large number assembled
as to have been the occasion of general remark. The
Committee must say. in this connection that regards
this good order and decorum in a great measure as
the result of the excellent police arrangements for
which it is indebted to the energetic and obligine
Police Commissioners Of Baltimore. and to the gen.
tlemanly. efficient. and very accommodating subOr-
dinates placed on duty by them both night and day
from the opening to the closing of the Fair
The Press Of the city. through the interchangeable
labors ofts able reporters has largely contributed to
the success which crowned the Fair Just closed and
affords another example of that generosity and of
that energy which have always been the Character
istc qualities Of that most enlightened promoter of
public good. LAWRENCE SANGSION,
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