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THE SOUTHERN FAIR.

1t is understood, we presume. generally.
that preparations are now making in this CITY
for holding great FAIR, the purpose of which
is to relieve the suffering so general at the
South; and the impression, 1t seems, pre-
walls, that it is to be a one-sided affair alto.
gether; one, perhaps, that the Unonists of the
city may not participate in without somehow
being considered as toe much "Svmpathizers
with the South" This had not occurred to
Us, certainly, in the conclusion we had come
TO, that the war being over, it is our duty to
aid suffering humanity wherever il is most
afflicted. A rule taught by the Saviour of men,
himself, and without which the exercise of all
.benevolence must be limited by human preju-
dice and uncharitableness, we cannot believe
that IN this instance true Christians and philan-
thropists will be regardless of it, and thus
studiously neglect suffering so great as we
know exists all over the defeated section by
''passing it by on the other side"
A lady friend has called our attention to
this matter-a true Unionist by the way-and
one long eminent for her charitable labors.
and makes the request that We shall do what
We can to set this matter right. But what she
herself has advanced is so much to the pur-
pose, that we shall take the liberty of repub-
fishing that portion of her note essential to the
good object sought. We quote;
II think there is g mistake prevalent respecting
1.-THE 80 uthern Fair 1t is that the ladies of South
en procl1Yites only. interested in working for
1T The Union LADIES that have heard speak of it,
certainly manifest sympathy for the suferings Of
1.-THE South, as they would were it at the North.
christian love prompts Its possessor to pity and re-
''ieve distress wherever found, and more especially
towards those who related more or less by con-
''Sanguinity.
Il should be sorry to have the impression abroad
that this benevolent effort is sustained Cor rather
made only by those whose opinions and convictions
have been with the Southern part of our great
National family. The true Unionist must and will
reloce in the prosperity of every section of our be-
ioVed country and while they pray the prayer Christ
taught his disciples pour on the oil and the wine
until ne whole nation be restored to soundness
peace and love.
these consider as the princnles inculcsted in
''the Gospel of our Saviour-to do TO othsrs AZ VIC
would that they should do to us and ours in like
"circumstances-is never to be abrogaed whilst time
fshall be-"
We repeat 1.-THE case could not be betta,
stated; and if there is true Unionist wbc
thinks his loyalty will be in any wise oompro
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missed by aiding our suffering neighbors South,
It Is certainly time better sentiment pre-
vailed, If our city and State are hereafter to
expect the blessings of Heaven.
HE MARYLAND FARMER. This excellent
home production is out for the present month,
and proves, as heretofore, one of the best and
neatest agricultural works that comes TO our
table. Now that the State is starting out upon
a new career, and new farming enterprises are
on foot in all directions, all who want first rate
articles in relation to live stock, tobacco cul,
lure, horticulture, the dairy, etc, will find in
its pages an ample supply. Even the literary
department IS well provided for-the whole at
the reasonable price of $3.50 per year. in ad.
vance. Publishers, S. s. Mills & Co, No. q
South Calvert street. Baltimore.
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I
- An adjourned meeting of the Great Council
Improved Order Of Red Men will bo held at 0sceola
" !gWaln, on THIS FRIDAY, the 9th Sleep, Wo II
Moon, G. 5. D., SIS,
n GEO nj. ADDISON. G. c. OR
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JEWELL-LEARY.--O the 8th inst, by Rev. Cy-
rus Dickson, Tryon J. NJ. Jewell Of New York, to
Kate. youngest daughter Of Peter Leary, ESD, of
HiAMM0jND-TH0MAs,-on the 9Th inst, at the
Lexington Street NJ. ?. Church. by the Rev. DR..
hurry assisted by the Rev. Charles 7. Thomas, the
&ov. Hm. 5. Hammond to Lizzie A. Thomas both of
this city.
IURPHY-AUsT the 6th inst, by Rev.
P Light Wilson, james d. Murphy to Miss Geor-
gIana NJ. D. Austin. all of this city.
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F1FEEl

LDER.-Suddenly on the Sth inst. Samuel FL
dor, In the list year Of his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
= end MS funeral from his late residence, No. 15e
North Howard street. on Saturday afternoon next at
o'clock, without further notice. -
ARIhUR;-On the 1th inst, Mrs. Margaret Ar
thqr, wife Of Hugh Arthur, in the 10Th year of her
BAR NA2,-On the 7th inst, Annie Barnes. consort
OF the late David Barnes in the So year Of her sge
HENRY.-rn the 9th inst, Mary. Ann, aged L
Years, months and days, eldest daughter of Nj
Chael and Mary Aun Henry,
hlNCH.-On the 6th inst. at his residence Patap-
SEQ Neck George Lynch, in the 34th year OF his age
R4AN.-0n the 9Th inst johanna, the bcloyeJ
daughter Of james and Ann Ryan, aged years and
gOnths
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- w call our readers attention TO SM1TH. Bees
q Co.'S New stock Of Spring Clothing just opened
II SMITH. Bros. u Co.'s popular Clothing House. 10
q West Baltimore street.
y1r new stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods Just
-poaed at IS West Baltimore street next to Marble
tsll.
G2ll and Fe9 onr nsw styles Of Gents Eutuiahin7
.aota at 50 West Baltimore street, nezi to Marbl,
III.
FL the latest novelties in Collars Ties. car5. .zo
r5 Vest Baltimore street. next TO Rlarble Hal
The popular Clothing House. Nc. 20 West BATH.
sare street, next 70 the great Furnishing House.
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TO Correspondents.

No notice can be taken Of anonymous communications
nhateyer ts intended for tr@ertio, must be a,bea
hcated by the name and address Of the ,criteT-not
heceS&Grttg for publication, bt guaranty for his
Die for the opinions eprsssedJy
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ssadE Dye! Hair Dye!LBAcHELoR's HAIR
hEa is the best in the world. The only true and
rcEteet Dyoh Observation-Disclosures and reliable
reduces { splendid black or natural brown-remo-
the Ill effects Of hadDyes. and frequently rcstorea
he original color, Sold by all Druggists, The gcnu-
lao is signed. w. A. BACHELOR, 81 Barclay street
w York. fe1-d&wly
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From tropic-lowors, with won6rous art expressed
Night Blooming Cereus' gives magic zest
70 Fashions touol-of all scents the best;
Queen Of the Perfumes of tho Golden Crest"
Pallon Son. manufacturers NY. Sold eyerywher
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so!aa.e.. A.re..,l.ti.. H.esrcsg.,ge s,nn.

suaerior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
vegetable Oils in combination with faIyceriIac,
ma especially designed for the use of ladies and
for the Nursery. It's perfume is exquisite and its
washing properties unriyaleI. Eor sale by all drug
EIstS. 4 ,,rrIr-
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MARRIAGE AND CELsBAcY, an Essay of Warning
I'D instruction for Young Men. lust published by the
= 2waru Association. and sent in scaled envelopes
,r-c Of charge. Address. Or. ). skILLIx HoUGHroS,
lLnIEaEd As.Dciation. PhilaieEphia. %. oc4-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GNTY COLLECTORS OFFICE.

q NEFY COLLECTORS OFFICE.
" BALTIMORE, January Y, 1866 !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the several
owners hereinafter named of tho lots of ground in
dcated by the numb ers following and assessed for
the grading of North avenue that unless the amounts
50 assessed be paid on or before the 10Th day of
March next, it will become my duty, in accordance
with the provisions of the act of the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland, passed on the 10th day of March,
1861 Chapter 3ii, to enforce the payment of said as
sessments by proceeding to sell the said LOTS
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'ShlS IN TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
~ oscTlners, Of Baltimore city, have obtained from
On Rd ne T personal estate of JARRETT HOLDINGS
"S2HFT na1. late Of said city, deceased.
cessad persons rs having claims against the said de-
ceased ;a. are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
WIN tne vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
S % sne on or before the 10th day Of Au
from al benefit of said estate All persons indebted
ment. w A"1S F@'
Given under our hands this 14th day of February,
1000. ABRAHAM STARTZMAN,
f15-1aw4w& "' ava Evecutor-
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ZAP. STEVENS, Attorney at law, N. W, cor. Lex
ington and ST. Paul SITS, Entrance ID door on st.
Paul street Professional business attended to in ali
the Courts of Baltimore and State of Maryland
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, fe22iy
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
fFg t. szssr7zyygEy5zzz=s.s1 NATiGNAE. EXPRESS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DEPOT EIJ SOUTH EUY,4 " STREE


TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DEPOT EIJ SOUTH EU7,A " STREET.
BALTIMORE.
the NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPOR-
IATlON COMPANY is now prepared to forward
Gold and Silver Conn., Currency Parcels and Freight,
to-
Boston Mass; New York City; Philadelphia, Pa;
Wa2hinston u. c.; Georgetown, D. c.; Harper's Fer
-, Va; ChaTestOwn, Va; Winchester, Va: Aiexan-
rria. Va; fredericksburg, Va. Richmond, Va; Pc
gaESburg, Va. Norfolk Va; Charlottesville. Va;
S,aunton, Va; Jackson River, Va: Lynchburg, Va.
Lexington, Va: Danyille Va; Bristol. Tenn; " ell
,rTt, n; c.; Morehead City, y. c.; Raleigh, II. c.;
Greensboro, n. c.. Salisbury, N. G.. Charlotte, Il. CT
Chester, s. c.; WiDdsborO', S. c.; Charleston. S. O.;
anu Way Stations the following roads, Winchester
and Potomac r. R., connecting with different points
= the valley of Virginia. Orange and Alexandria
r. r.; Virginia Central r. R.; Richmond and Dan
vile +. NJ; Virginia and Tennessee R. R.; Peters
e. R., Raleigh and CASTOR K. r., Weldon and VII
mington Z. r., Wilmington and Rutherford r. r.,
North Carolina Central K. r., Charlotte and Column
ia X. F., Western North Carolina Il. r., Atlantic
and North Carolina Il. K. As the lines of Railroads
opened, it viii extend its business TO all points
SOUTH in addition to those named and fast us pos
s.. bic 10 points IN the North ind West,
The tariff OF charges viii be based upon fair bust
rcsj per centage above the cost of transportation
Without being oppressive, nor viii it be made less
rtgn the cost OF transportation with the view to
break down drive of any rival upon this basis the
Company solcits public patronage.
Ii orders be left at the Office Goods will be sent oI
without charge, and forwarded promptly.
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
P0RTATI0N COMPANY,
u. B. Office No. J3i W. Baltimore street. Denot
n o. ll6 South Eutaw street. de20-tf
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NEAL ESTATE FOR SALE

fss a SPLENDID GRAZING FARYg or
- $50 Acres, laying in the Glades of AIegany coun-
- the T&iraad. This land is as fine as any in the
&iiades; improved with valuable Barn and large
Dwelling, for S., 600
Several valuable tracts of COAL LANDS in Ale
gany county, Nd. Prices range from IS, 900 to
SdgUN. SUTTON IL GEMMELli,
1e25-tt IS Exchange Place.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application viii DO made to the City Council
gnrlng i@ snNT ssssien q condemn and open LEX.
tSSSS s sgaRsT' fsea Sssfh v PfcRt stFest.
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n -SrCE5EHHFCAA DEPA EsTHEENT,
EsST MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
THE NINTH LECTURE Of the Course viii be
delivered on THIS friday EVENING, at o'clock
~ PROF. AKIN. Subject" The AlkaIies and
Elrths.'
Members. with two Ladies freq; non-members 81
each for the course; single Lectures Is cents.
Tickets for sale AZ the Office of the Actuary.
COMMITTEE on THE
II CHEMICAL. DEP RTMTNT
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VALUABLE
s VALUABLE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Baltimore street near Charies-Price $4,000.
South Gay street and North Gay street
North and South Howard observation-disclosures
MeSt Fails ayenpee,-,FFACTORY PROPERTY.
Neutrality-suspicious. and Warehouse PROPERTY,
Fell's Point-Two large WHARVES, with Storss
and Warehouses, apply to
GEO. W. TINGES & SON,
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FNVHE UNDERsIGNED, having been appoint
y ed Agent for the sale of "ONETLL'S PHILA-
DELtH1A ALE" is prepared to furnish dealers in
quantities required. Thss Ale guaranteed equal to
GHs gaGde N the oounry Orders solicited. No charge
for delivery Constant supply on hand.
JAS. B. LIPPINC0TT,
No. IL Bslderston street,
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- FUR SAEE.-FOur SCHOONERS Of
81 about $50 tons, suited for c0asting trade.
szEzz Three Of about 100 tons, light draft suited
for Bay trade.
Two Of about 50 TONS very we'll suited for shallow
river trade viii be sold low. Apply to
mhl-lw NJ. A. MIICHELL, 2 Spears wharf
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7~-v1REy. A. ID. GELE.ETF, ID. ID, OF Wash
~ ingtou, D. c., will preach, Providence permit
ling, in the High street Baptist Church on THIS
Friday EVENING.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That appli-
~ cation will be made tie. the City Council of
Baim9re At It's present session. to erect ana use
alley. BARKLAGE il HENNIMAN.
Baltimore, March Sth, 1866. mh9 lot
a 0TECE.-Applicqti0 will be made to the City
Council at the present session for permission to
erect STEAM ENGINE on the premises. south
mh9-l0tz J. A. SHEPPARD.
n OFFICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ undersigned has made application to the
Mayor and City Council for permission to erect a
steam Engine on the premises, No 3 and 5 Park
street tmh9-lGt#i Il. NlESNER.
GflTf COMmksSEoNER's pFFECE.
Pursuant to application. notice is hereby given.
that the City Commissioner md Surveyor will meet
o'clock A. NJ, to establish the line of John street.
from AcMechin street to North avenue.
mh9-eo3t City Commissioner.
E9URE CIDER VESEGAFs.-25 bbls. just re-
- ''' SMITH L WATKINS.
mhg-3t< 66 Exchange Place.
HpEES For sale by
Id SMITH & WATKINS,
mhg-3t$ 65 Exchange Place.
EQUETER, BUTTER, BU,FTER.-25 pkgs for
q . for sale by SMITH < WATKINS
mhg-3t+ 66 Exchange Place.
"a AGNES, A Novel by MRS. ELEPHANT, IS cts
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WHEELERS DICTIONARY of the Noted Names
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No. IA N. Charles ST., cor. of Fayette,
RAETFy0RE ED
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FARMER Terms Sl.50 per annum.
Published by S. S. MILLS & CO.
- y South Calvert street,
IN j. Whitman II Sons Agricultural Building,
mn DOT Baltimore.
40. UNION HAT COMPANY 40
Just opened Spring styles of Silk Cashmere and
291S H3AS at Irlees as low as any house in the city
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nh6-3n ". II. GRIFFITH.
$4,000 H PH5hsANS 6 H6TTPSsF g r
lent IN one sum for five years, fee city or Balti
by JOHN l.. HAMMOND,
81 Saratoga street,
NH One door above Calvert.
e. F. FL FAEHrz' INTERPRETER.
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~ q I'D I.-42L IlL,,,L . ~ 2 o. Jho COursF
TON. Mt the NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS, on RI
DAY EVENING, March 9th, at o'clock.
Hubject--0ratOrs and Uratory.
Tickets 50 cents. TO be had at Messrs McCalrey's
Waters and at the rooms Of the Association and a
the d00E. mh3-s,m,E,Ef
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WANTS.
FOR SALE.


f#ss HWEh.LgNEa 28i EEOFFMAN ST. FOEZ
III SA LE.-Jhree stories and back building with
all modern conyeniences "
HENRY ". ROGERS s Co.
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$3gDlHFFSh sAyEsg IN ss GRo Of rom
$50 to $500 and such Also money to lend in sums of
$4,000, $4,000, s. 0G0 $4,000 and 81 900.
Mortgages we'll secured, wanted.
Apply early to JOHN i. HAMMOND,
mh6-tf So Saratoga St. door above Calvert
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e =
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m orb. llniere 9eier tuerben fib iuobl
nod erinnern, Dap iuahrehb bes &rieses
Elm 9r.. aeeters ben ii0li9en General
Ban Sorn in Der 0dbe bon glaibbiHe
erfhob, neil er ibn befduIbiete, uners
laubten um9ai,s nit ,ieiner 6rau sebabt
gu 6aben. DerieI6e bate einen sobn,
1amens Sbomas Reters, etipa % Sabre
aft, tpeI6er als Sfli5ter in Der iabli&en
Nrinee oiente nnO iid felt lesterer 8eit
in Nempbis befanb. sGm Nfitttpod
giorgen nun sos berfelbe ieine Uniform
an, 9ius in bas 3in.mer eines Sreunbes,
bel bem er loeirte, nabm cine Dede
bonn 8ette, breitete 6ieIelbe aus unO
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auf ben Slid, ersriff NIT Der redten
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confOberirten Srmee, 1T i'm gesrift elm
Waga8iu beraus3useben, tueI6es "The
land we love- betiteIt nerben ioH.
Soffentli6 9ibt nns gIeid Die eriteglun>
mer bic Sren;en bieies 9anbes senau an.
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@erite felt gu 1000, 1850
fur Ganabilde.
8bists 2.22, uuO tIan.
8robifionea fefer NIT unDsrs
dn6erten Rreiiein.
Meb8ort 2S4.
Geiten 14-14I. a
&Iare Setten 17a.
Gam ereten fau, 8reife Oieielbe.
Bnlt We ats 114-15.
Bacon 122.
Sdnlal3 2O1, ~
9rocerien unberdnoert.
8au M tu Olle ffau, genaue Quota =
tisneu fonneH nl6t geseben Weroen.
8oIb, 129.
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3-78.
M eb Bort feit 5u 2s4, s)s-
% oco n 9eltlegen.
g @uItern 128.
&lare 5eiten 163.
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Superfeines We6l 7,5O.
&orn 80.
Sdfer 45. ~
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raid iteisen6. a'
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3lblung Der riifitdn oigen Steuern ioI<
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ratiicirt haben.
SermitteImns Der Ser. gtaaten ,tpiitben Gbili
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CEN gorf, %. 9lpril.
Ser Correspondent bes D9eralb"
meloet @s miro auf quite 9Iutoritdt bin
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fIart bat, er nebme Die 8erlnittelun9 Ser
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frage an unO woIIe Die Gnipriide Spaz
MEMS uulerer Ofesiernng iberret6en
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-30
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