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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-20

TRACTION ENGINEs.-An experiment was recently
tried in England to ascertain the cost OF transport
ing goods by steam engines on common roads. The
work performed was the hauling of three wagons
loaded with fifteen tons of lime. sand. and coal.
ing twenty one tons. The train occupied twelve
hours and a half in the journey. including thirty
three minutes stoppage. This was a speed of two
was 2,576 pounds, and the expense Of the journey
was. for tolls. $40 81 COAL S5.67 oil and waste 81
$&,Ql,
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CREAM SYRUP MINERAL WATER.
CREAM SYRUP MINERAL WATER.
From Porcelain Fountains.

This MINERAL WATER, so popular with everybody,
is again opened for the Summer, and proposes with
enlarged apparatus, to supply the anticipated in
creased demand. The Syrups will continue to be
produced from the pure juice of fruit season. The
gas will be generated in the Porcelan Lined Foun-
tains. Cream, daily from the dairy, will only be
used in production of the popular Cream Syrup.
VIM. HI. READ,
DEALER IN
Fine Fancy Goods,
Toilet Articles,
Perfumery,
Cosmetics, DC, dc.
Including full stock of
Hair Brushes, Boswell i Warmers Colorifc,
Tooth Brushes, Bachelors Hair Dye
Nail Brushes, &c. Upham's Japanese Hair Stain.
Soaps X Combs Christadoros Hair Dye,
Fans SoZodont, for the Teeth,
f FIaskks, Jewsbury Y Browns Tooth Paste,
Satcnels, Burnetts Cologne and Florimel,
POCKET Books, Burnetts Tooth Wash 4 Cocaine
Hand Mirrors upham's Depilatory Powder.
S gold Pens. Qpham'sEreckle Pimple Banisher
baskets, London Hair Color Restorer,
umbrellas Canes, Email de Paris,
Opera Glasses, Lairds Bloom of Youth,
MUSIC Boxes, German Farna Cologne,
LuDln Extracts, Cosmetic for the Whiskers
Lubin,s Soaps, Sterling's Ambrosa for the Hair,
Lubin's Hair Oil Kendali's Amboline
Coudray's Extr's Elder Flower Soap,
Soaps, Lows Brown Windsor Soap,
Pomades, Humphreys Homeopathy,
Hv St e6o P0made Ghey ,s Life for the Hair
{iyg. Soc. Soaps, Reads Hair Tonic,
Hyg. Soc. Pom, Reads Hair Restorer,
Hyg. Soc. H'r Oil, Fiery Serpents.
Corn Plasters.
Agents for the sale of the Great Southern Remedy,
or Texas Tonic, for Constipation Liver Complaints
&c, with many recommendations from Southern gen.
uemen. just received from New Orleans Gall and
get q circular. at VIM. ii. READ,
147 Baltimore street,
One door east of Calvert.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-20

TNHE UNDERSIGNED has this day entered
IL into Co-partnership under the name and style
OF ULRlCH M EkS, and will conduct the Whole
Ill W. Lombard street.
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To correspondents.

No notice can be taken Of anonymous Communications
Uhafeper ~ intended for insertion must be aahen-
heated by the name and address Of the ,oriter-no
necessarily for publication. bo as gnarqnptor has
oD0d faith. We not 10 be considered respOnst-
lie for The opinions expressed By corresuonde1lts
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-20
ENREASURY DEPARTMENT.

VENREASURY DEPARTMENT., \
III BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r. CO.,
BALTIMORE, April H. 1866
Tho Board of Directors, at their meeting this day.
passed the following resolutions, viz
Resolyed, That a Dividend of FOUR a. PER
CENT. be declared on the Stock of the Main Stem
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, pay
Merchants Bank of Baltimore, and that the Transfer
Books be closed on the 14th instant and remain
closed until the Both instant
ResolDed, That the United States Tax be paid by
the Company. J. /. ATKINSON
apl3 eOtMyl Treasurer
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vVNHE REVENUE EXTENSION SILVER
vEVREAsURY DEPARTMENT.

an 9O-1aw4w LANES II. COOK
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BANK OF B.ITIMoRy !

&NhNAN"S DANA vi BALTIMORE.
~ -- APRIL 2, 1866 J
FOURTEENTH EXTRA DIVIDEND.
Inc President and Directors of the Savings Bank
OF baltmore have declared an Extra Dividend of the
profits of its business for the three years ending s
March, 1866 amounting to S3l0435.
Tins amount is by law divided to such sums as have
oeen IN Bank for one year more, in the following
proportions: -e
10 sums on deposit for three years,
- an Extra Dividend of 9per cent.
10 sums on deposit for two years,
- an Extra Dividend of per cent.
10 sums deposit for one year,
an Extra Dividend of percent
This Dividend. added to the regular Annual Inter
est OF per cent? which is carried to the credit of
cab Depositor on the LIST of April in each year
makes make tor the last three years. to of not less
tha aho one years standing, per cent per annum
without computing the profit of compound interest
on the undrawn annual interest WV
by the Bank. N>o CIV pai0
The above dividend will be carried to the credit of
each Deposltor. and bear interest as a depost from
LIST April 1866. until withdrawn ~
The Extra Dividend and Annual Interest will be
ready for entry in all the Deposiors' Books on or
after the 9th instant. Va VI
The office of the Bank is open on Mondays from 9
to o'clock, and on other days from 10 to o'clock
for the purpose of receiving and paying deposits and
attending to general business.
Ry order of the Roard
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VEVREASURY DEPARTMENT,
ill., APRIL. 10th, 1866.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Assistant
Treasures U. S. at New York, Philadelphia and
Boston. and the Designated Depository at BALTI-
MORE. have been instructed to discontinue receiv-
ing deposits account of Temporary loan for Clear
ing House purposes at five per cent. per annum, on
and after May lst 1856. from which date all certif-
Gates outstanding and unpaid will carry four per
cent. interest per annum.
On said LIST of May. and until further notice. said
Assistant Treasurers and Designated Depository will
receive such deposits in lawful money and issue
therefor Clearing House certificates payable de-
mand in legal tender notes, with interest at four per
cent. per annum. Ii. MCCULL0CH,
an1S-4t Gnnretary of the Treasury
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IT STW0 BAD CASES OF PILES CEJREn
w. BY DIR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.-
Mr. Glass OF GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, writes for the
been troubled for eight with aggravated case
of Piles. and his brother was discharged from the
the Piles Both these distressing cases were cureJ
With one bottle of DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy
The recommendation of these gentlemen, beside the
daily testimonials received by Dr. Strickland. ought
to convince those suffering that the most aggravated
chronic cases of Piles are cured by DR.. Stricklands
more street. and by Druggists everywhere.
wholesale Agents, Thomson & BLOCK
and A. V0GELER co:
to-, SETH s. HANCE,
Iy0-V Agent
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GoLDENBURG Sc CO.,
0sS 81 N. HOWARD STREET,
* Respectfully inform the ladies that they have
gone to great expense in Reftting and Improving
their MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT and made
it equal to any Partisan one.
In order to have the Goods correspond with the
above they have directly imported their
PATTERN B0NNETS,
FLOWERS,
DTDpoNS
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Georges Creek and Cumberland coal. run of mine
!. 9, ., is selling at 5000 at Locust Point.
lois on b. 4 O. +. R, from Cumberland to Balti-
more, $3.50 From Piedmont to Baltimore, 1915.
f. LOIS and freight Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Fre G;Ibaossriand to Georgetown, D. c.. $242
To Nav Yar rGn georgetown to Philadelphia S1.75.
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ny ID. WARDELL d co.

Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
POULTRY, Gamc and Fish, Potatoes; apples P and
corner Commerce and Pratt Streets Baltimore.
All consignments promptly attended to.
Shipping Qgdea carefully put up. ap 1Pmy2
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WEDDING OUTFITS,

Since its foundation the COMPAGNIE LYON
AAISE has not ceased to occupy itself particularly
In the selection of articles of taste and of superior
quality, consequently this Company is unrvalled in
Ja25-lawtjeS0
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HOHN GLENN IL CO.,
sD REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
SO 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 Gimer; on Calhoun near
Lexington: on Pierce near Chatsworth.
GARDEN STREET-Two three-story Dwelling
Houses on Garden street 22xl50 feet, built in best
style.
CATONSYILLE PR0PERTY--Country Seats,
Cottages and Farms, improved and unimproved, for
sale rent low.
FREDERICK ROAD-Elgible Building Lots from
8 to miles from the city. the Frederick road,
commanding view Of the city. country and river for
sale or lease low.
FRANKLIN SQUARE-Building Lots on Frank
lin Square and on Carey street, next to Presbyterian
Church, for sale or lease.
FARMS FOR SALE-Farms from 70 to 900 Acres
in most of the Counties of Maryland and Virginia
for sale low.
GROUND RENTS-Ground Rents from $50 to $500,
in different sections of the city for sale favorable
terms. Apply to JOHN GLENN & CO.,
mhl7-u 50 Second street. Bait
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NY scientiousy recommend TO those suffering from
g distressing cough, DR.. Strickland's Mellifluous
cough BaIsam. 1t gives relief almost instantaneous
and is witha not disagreeabe to the taste There is
no doubt that the Mefuous Cough Balsa1n is QUE ci
the best preparations in use, and is all that its pro
past week and found relief from most distressing
cough. 1t is prepared by DR.. Strickland No. i3J
Sycamore street, Cincinnati Ohio. and for sale by
Druggists Wholesale agents Tomsen Block. and
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STGCK IN ..JORDAN'S SPRINGS
~ COMPANY
It's proposed to form JOINT STOCK COMPANY
for the purchase of the valuable property known as
"J0RDAN'S SPRINGS. No more surely paying in
vestment can be made. Parties DESTROYS of taking an
interest will be furnished with all particulars at our
office where subscriptions will be received for few
days GEO. w. TINGES & SON
apl1 If No. St. Paul street
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

mSSn ROOTS AND SHOES.
SMI JOHN II. RICHARDS,
~ Formerly of 100 Light street wharf
The undersigned most respectfully invite
the attention of their friends and the public to their
stock of BOOTS and SHOES, of their own man
utacture, wholesale and retail. Also, Ladies'
Misses and Children's Shoes Superior stock always
on hand ready for custom work the shortest notice
and at prices that defy competition.
RICHARDS Il JOHNSTON
No. IO3 n. Howard street
apl0-1m between Mulberry and Saratoga
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EAIAMHND HOOP SKIRT

A1alRaFNU sfWtfE' fs1tENE
hS MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
PETERS & W00LLEY,
WAREROOMs, No. Holiday ST.. Baltimore Nd and
. No. sol Market ST., Wilmington, Delaware
- Manufactory-No. l, and West Eighth Street,
wilmington, Delaware, aLl0-lm
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Dy UIUVT Ul JIG DUdrd,
ARCHIBALD STIRLING, Pres
DAVID BALDWIN, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
TO FARMERS.

The subscriber, having established an Agency for
the purpose, is now prepared to furnish TIL FARM
ERS WITH LABOR, White or Colored. and would
respectfully advise those in want of Labor to send
Agents to represent them in Associations of Clubs.
&c. This will prove great saving of time and ex-
pense to the Farmer. For further information. &C.,
please enclose stamps, and address
oc4-tf a Saao,J So PTt;nnsss Ma
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAIr-FRIDAY APRIL 90 1866
MISCELLANEOUS.

VENHE UNDERSIGNED has this day entered
INTO 4 G9paTt9erShip under the name and style
OF ,oLhIG3h NJ EMS, and will conduct the Whole
sac ana retail II aRDWARE BUSINESS, at No.
Ill W. LOMBARD street. -
H. CLAYTON ZURICH,
T. NORRIS MYERS
Baltimore, March Sh, 1866. 1T
,,.,,.--,---------- --
g FARMERS, GARDENERS, and all in
--&- be supplied at the shortest notice, from CROM-
WELLS PATAPSC0 NURSERIES, one mile south
Of Baltimore. Qight street extended with ali the
choicest known varieties of GRAPE VINES.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS and other small Fruits
ornamental TREES, EVERGREENS, FLOW
EklNG SHRUBS. ROSES, and everything pertain
ing to 2 veil stocked Nursery. Also, TomatOe. Cab
hoo a. i ~.
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r - r. KNAPp's INsrITTrG.

- =. KNAPPs INSTITUTE.
The exercises will be resumed on MONDAY
NEXT, SEPTEMBER 4th, at o'clock A. NJ, on wpicI
isg new scholars will be admitted.
Three higher classes exclusively intended for young
ladies' were formed last January and are in sucoess
full operation ct present
Parents sending boarders, are requested to provide
for their punctusl arrival. '-N''
=u31-+f r,r.Du
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which have never been equaled in any establishment
in this city.
10000 STRAW BONNETS AND HATS sold in
RETAIL at Wholesale Prices.
mh28-lm GOLDENBURG & co
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INDIA CACHEMIRES.
FRENCH SHAWLS.
FANCY TISSUE

The COMPAGNIE LYONNAISE has the honor
to inform American Ladies that they will find at their
establishment War rooms for the immediate Cutting
oW on9 Mdd'ng-Up Dresses in the first style of Fash
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n =S5DSOTICE.-The Assessors of the Fifth Dis
ny trict, COMPRISING the Seventeenth, Eighteenth
Nineteenth and Twentieth Wards will commence the
discharge of their duties of Assessment on THIS day
MONDAY. the 10TH commencing at Fort McHenry
All persons having pats of their property in the said
Wards will save trouble and expense by PRODUCING
them to the Assessors. their property may not be
marked on the books as unknown. By order of the
Assessors JOHN w DODS0N
apl6-eo4t TIe1L
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WANTS.

D. WANFED.-DWELLAAa HOUSES in the
E#S# North and Northwest for purchasers and ten
FTTTfAEaants Also-Business Property on Baltimore
hanover and North Charles streets =
ASo-GROUND RENTS ami s4DRTGAGFS
r1= GEO. W. IlHGES IL SON.
St. Paul street
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-12
The Presidents Tour.

COLD WELCOME IN ILLINoIS-UNPLEASANT
EPIsoDEs-THE PRESIDENT AT THE TOMB OF
LINCOLN,
day morning and proceeded to Springfield, ILL.,,
to visit the tomb of Mr.. Lincoln. In nearly
every town on the route General Grant was
vociferously cheered and the President was re-
ceived with disparaging remarks. At the lit
tie town of Lcmont the President and other
members of the party were introduced by Sec
rotary Seward, who, after the cheering was ov-
er, asked, How many states are in the I'm
ion?" @
A'man in the crowd rrplied, "Thirty-six."
IF you take out ten" Mr.. Seward continued
show many will remain?"
I'VE don't allow them to be taken out" was
the response.
But Congress does"
Another voice cried, Seward, what kind Of
company are you in"
Mr.. Seward: Every good company, sir; am
not ashamed of it."
voted for ye. Now I'm agin ye'
Before the President had an opportunity of
saying anything more than 81 leave the Con-
stitution in your hands" the train moved off.
At Lockport, when Mr.. Seward was intro
duced, a man in the crowd cried: eve don't
were given, though somewhat family. General
Rousseau was then introduced, but was receiy-
ed with the remark:
1--WE shall only cheer for Grant and Farra-
gut in that crowd. You others are all bad
men,"
The General replied q don't want your vote
or your cheers"
Loud cheers were given for Grant as the cars
moved off.
At Pontiac, while the President was speak
ing, there were incessant calls for "Grantp'
"Grantp
During lull Mr.. johnson exclaimed in a
tone slightly irritated:
Why this interruption? General Grant is
noC against me, and I am not against him. He
I. n, NOT acandidate--I am not candidate. There
are no Candidates here"
ton" viz 0naries'on OonVeh-
Judge Hogan-"All that's passed"
AT Bloomington there were lond calls for
Grant, who was compelled to show him self he
fore the Presidect commenced sneai1;n% The
latter was interrupted by renewed checrs for or
General Grant, and voice said: o'i' ioi
1--WE don't want traitors hunting hre.d ona
butter at the home of Lincoln" to which MI
Hogan replied:
"An you are afraid of is losing your bread
and butter, and that's what's the matter
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-12

A PENTIoN.-The prayer of Chaplain New
man, of New Orleans, in the Philadelphia con-
vention on Wednesday gave great satisfaction
to the whole body of delegates, and some DOR
tons of it were responded to by the most hearty
amens from all parts of the house, including
the entire portion packed with spectators The
words so fervently received were as follows:
"Deliver us, we beseech Thee, from the rule
of bad men; especially from him who through
satanic agency has been raised to authority oy-
er us, and who, abusing that authority, not on
ly is endangering the life of our great republic,
but our personal liberty, Great Interposer
make bare Thine arm; save us from his ruin
GUS policy, and from the bad counsels of the
bad men which surround him. And we be-
seech Thee to discover to the American people
the base hypocricy ofthe party that seeks to sus
tain him. Oh, send spirit from Thy throne to
arouse the, American people in this tremen
dous hour"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-12
Tho Southern Press.

The rebel papers are rapidly getting recon-
structed into the tone and style which they
used during the war. The Richmond Exam
liner thinks 1.-The tribe Of apes, better known
as radicals" will need to get up tour in
imitation Of the Presidents progress, but sug-
gests that leader is wanted. The paragraph
which follows is quite in the familiar manner
of two years ago. tt
"We are afraid that the apes will have to 60
back to the middle ages for suggestion. In
those days there were fanatic pilgrimages in
which certain holy relics were borne TO attract
and inspire all the devout along the journey
Wherefore not exhume the bones of the king
ape (him who played such fantastic tricks be-
fore high heaven as made the angels weep,
and parade them through the land"
Yet the Examiner is a supporter of Mr..
Johnson's policy, and that policy, as its auth
or has many times declared, is only continu-
alton OF that of Mr.. Lincoln.
The Petersburg Express thus shows that
the South understands the promntinps of the
Philadelphia address, and is ready to inaugur-
ate new rebellion II represent demands are
not complied with - a1.--. I'll
Sat the Philadelphia Convention the South
made every concession that she ever intends
to make to the North. If more is exacted of
her, it will have to be by force; but she will
never be willing party to her own degrade
ton" r.
The Shreveport, Louisiana, News, avows
that the South is biding her time to strike an
other blow for Independence. Its words are as
follows
"Be patient, venerable Southron. we have
all to gain and nothing to lose in the contest
brewing In the North the fair-haired son Won
mourn, who fell in the dark copses cf the
Chickamauga, or perhaps upon the bloody
heights OF Gettysburg, looks over the crystal
battlements of Heaven and smiles, as the
cloud of intestine war broadens over the sky
of the North, for the day OF retribution draw
eth near. III ba
'Be patient, young stalwart hero of many a
well fought field, the day OF your deliyerance
is nigh; the hour cometh when the shackles
which despotisn has riveted upon your proud
hmps shall be hurled aside, and once more
you snai step forth in the pure sunlight OF
tne newly risen sun of independence, eman-
clpated and free. Let us wait and hone: let
as not forget, that when thieves fall ont. hon
est men get their dues for as SIRE aa effect
follows cause, the convention ssson,h,ad a.
day at Philadelphia is the entering -1aJe,a -
inaugurate civil strife.' "e1ee w
The article appeared August 10. and tho
closing words of the quotation refer to tho
FIRST Philadelphia convention,
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This response raised general laugh.

This response raised general laugh.
AS General Grant was shaking hands with
the multitude one of the festoons of the Amer.
can flag overhanging that part of the plat
form where he stood gave away, and the folds
of the starry banner falling before his face.
screened the hero for moment from the gaze
of his friends. This was taken as a happy
omen, and cheering was renewed more Justify
than ever. Under tine shelter of the fiag.
which partly hid him from the public view. the
General retired from the platform and left the
field entirely to the President, who succeeded
in making few remarks just as the train got
under way again. He said to those who were
disposed to create disturbance that he was
on the line" with General Grant contending
for the union of the States Before he could
say more the train resumed its way
Arrived at Springfield the party visited the
tomb OF Lincoln, where the names of all were
registered in the record book. and then retired
to quarters which had been provided at the St.
Nicholas Hotel: Captain Robert Lincoln, SON
of the late President, who had been invited To
accompany the party to Springfield, pleaded a
prior engagement
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-12
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-12

EVERY SATURDAY for this week contains the
conclusion of Edmund Abouts story of 1.-THE
Turco,' also a capital essay on 'Meteorolites, .
translated from the journal des Debats, to
which it was contributed by M. Paul de Ramu-
sat- The Paris EUenementkis also laid under
contribution for an interesting paper The
chief articles from English sources are "Popu-
lar Songs" "a London Mob" and two stories of
more than ordinary merit. In the next num-
Der we are to have a continuation of Henry
Kingsley's "Silcote of Silcotes."