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1--WE 'hink the Machine much more than
paws for itself esefy wear in the saving Of
garments. We think il important The
wringer should be fitted with CtNiS."-
lOrn"ge Judd, Editor of American Agricul-
turisi.
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@ wes, 0poponax from Mericoi Nature could
~ not produce richer Gsm or Choicsr Per.
fume. Try u and he convinced.
Y. 7. SMITH 4 Co., New York.
O 4wEET oPOPoNAxi Nsw P.rfa~e from
- Mexico. Ths only iashion.bls Perfume
and ladies' delight
n NEW pERsUxEi Called sseet opsoo.
81 nax from Mexico, manufac,ared by ", r.
smith Co., New York, Is making q sense Ion
wherever Il is known. Is very delicate and its
fragrance remains On the handkerchief for
days. Fleming Bs!teiin, Philadsiphis. ,
A % 3n.
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$l5ooPER YEAR we want Assal,

81. oOO rnh iSAh We want Agents
Jog Macf.iBes Thee new kiuds Under
and upper feed. Sent sn trial Warranted
i've years Above salary or large csmn,is
-ion- pud The ONLY machia~s acid in the
United States for less than $40, ~hieh are
fully ''e-nsed by Howe. Wheeler e. Wilson.
Gtovor a. Baker. Singer e. Co., and lIarheI
der. : ALL other cheap machines are infria
gen'ens az he seller or uSer are Liable tn
arrest. foe and Imprisonment Illustrated
circulars sent free. Address, ~ call upsa
Shaw e. CLARK, al Biddetord, Maine, or Chi.
cngo, III. I7-Jy
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Large Wringer. "A" ti2 90
Medium Wrng-r. al" 1" 90
Doiy'a Wa-het. Family Size. - %
Doty'- Washer, Hotel Siz.. lS 90
Merchants or good ranvas,-rs can make
monsv rapidly s-lIi"g them in every town.
Exclusive sale guarnnt -si aud liberal terms
given to re-p"n -ibc par'ie- W Lo frs, apply
Descriptive Circular and terms sent tree.
The celebrated DDTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER, which has just taken tie frs,
premium at the great Fair 'f the American
Institute, is also sold bv tn. under signed.
4. C. BROWNING. General Ag.at.
No. BAT Broadway. New York.
February 7th. Is66--ly.
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"This is the first Wrnger ! have founc
that would stand the service required Of il
il =. iluggins. i.o"ejoy's Hotel.
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"My family would IA soon give up the
cooking stove AZ this CLorHEs Watson.
IL cannot be too highly recommended -
(Solon Robinson.
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II.Qn A mon rIH (: AGENFS wasI
DCO ed for sir entirely n,s articles. lea
cut Address % r. q GtkEY. City Bald
ing, Biddeford, Me. i7-iy.
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JOB WORK.

We are nov prepared 70 execute all kinas Of
yoo work, vith neatness Asd Dispatch, aAa
oa accommodating terms.
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Thomas r MagiII
On hearing the pleadinns in the above
stated case, and on motion of ker.haw g.
Connnrs, Complananr's Solicitors. il " or.
dered that the Creditors Of Elizabeth T.
White. deceased, be enjoined from proceed
ing against The Administrator, William J
Wh'e, in the Courts Of Iaw, and that lhey
prove and establish their demands ag,inst
the said deceased, before the Com missioner
Of this Court. on or before the LIT day of
December nexi. and in default thereof that
they be barred from the recovery 6f lhe
same against the Complainant. William J.
"hiie. Administrator. and from any sppi.
cation Of the assets in his hands to the
payment Of the "a ne.
IL is a!so ordered that copy Of thi. or
der be published in the Lancaster Ledger
twice month until the first day If Decea.
Der next ID. ID. LESESNE.
A correct copy
X. q BILLINGS. C. T. l.. ID.
June 2Jtb 1866
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TIE EGLEANER
HE AR0LINA TIKES

T HE R0LINA TIN ES.
caARLorTE, =. e.
published Dailv and Tr.Wsekiv. aad
l. furnished to sub ,cribers. upon the fol
lowing terms:
DAILY Tine. one year. $1,000
4" six months ........ 500
three months ...... 500
Tai WEsKLr IIsEs, sLs wear. .... 500
SIX months... 500
three months, 400
The Weekly News, containing twenty
eight columns . tran-cript Of tbs D.ilv
Times, Is published every Tuesday. at o.
per annum. Clubs Of ten or more, o. SO.
and copy 10 tn. go,tsr up gratis.
Terms Of advertising in the Dali. ssd
Td Weekly Tines. one square item liz =. Or
less) 100 fei FIRST insertion and 80 cents Tor
each subsequent insertion. A REASONABLE,
deduction made for adesrli.smenls inserted
Tor a longer period than one month.
Advorti-e'-rnts inss.tcd 10 the Weskjv
News at $i.00 per square for sach io.es
t'on All letters on bushes. with the above
publications should be addre.s-d to,
WARiNG e. HEBRON,
Charlotte, N. G.
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster.

Ex.Pnrts. G d. Melton, } Bill to Per.
Solicitor of the Northern p-tua,e Tes.i.
Circuit. Imonv.
Under the Bill fled in the above stated
case. on the 10Th Of February, 1866, Henry
II. Duncan and Columbus l.. Duncan. Ex.
ecutors of the last VIII md Testament Of
the late William Duncan, decea,s1 having
this day filed in NV office their app icarion
unde. oa'h. in conformity to the recent Act
Of the Legislature OF this State praying
leave to examine witnesses and "frrr t--ii
mons with n view to prove and establish
tie coRtents of said VIII, which they alrgr
has either been lost or "esiroved IL is or
dered. on motion Of Williams g. Allison,
Solicitors for Applicants, that each and
everv person who in aRy wise. may b in
:eres'ed. ther in e.tauli-hinp the contents
Of said alleged VIII. or in -.,abIishing the
fac, that said Tesrator l.ft in sJp,r no viii.
or whether they NAV have Opp6sire or like
interest with these applicants in this behalf.
do. on the 10Th day Of December 1866,
apocar in nv Office ard cross examine the
evidence when may be produced. and in
trednce evldrnGe IN reply Or failing 20 to
do all such viii be barred from this priv-
lcge; md the evidence 40 taken shall be
preserved aud recorded In the apprn pirate
Office. K &. BILLINGS,
Sept 19-3mo. e. f.. l. ID.
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al heartily commend il TO economists Of
time, none, aud contcnt,neut"-lr The Rev
DR.. Bellows.
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BABBIT7'S COLUMN.
kA Per Cent Saved : :
oO BY USING

cV BY USING
ID Il DABBIT1"S
d. LABOR SAVING SOAP.
This Soap !. made nun pure and clean
materiais. CONTAINING NO ADULTE
RATION OF ANY KIND. will not Mjure
the most delicate fabric, and il especially
adapted for woolens, which will not shrink
af>eI being washed with this Soap. II may
be used in hard or salt water. I will 70.
move paint, greese, tar ard sialhs OF all
kinds Ono pound warranted equal to TIVE
p"urd~ OF ordinary family soap. Direction.
sent with each bar for making three gallons
handsotne soft soap from one pound Of this
snsp Each bar Is wrapped in circular
containing full directions for use, printed
in English and German, Ask your grocer
for d L. Babbiu's Soap" and take no
other. B. II BABBiTT.
Nos 81, IS, 66. 81, 6s, 90. 10. IL g. ~.
Washington st, N. Y
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JOR WORK
Will he executed with uca'nes- and dispatch
aud 0u accommodating terms.
1B- THE CASH for Advertising and job
Work will be required in all Instances ~ soon
"a. the WORK rendered. WRIT u orders. To
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
Flour, Bacon, Lard. Sorghum, &c, will be
received in payment Of subscriptions and ad.
vertisng at the market rates.
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aRovEsTEEN & CO.,
PlA N 0 70 RI f
AZ 4 " UFA CTURER
400 Broad way. New York

'NiiE attention Ot the Public and the
trade in invited to our Nkw SeALL
= OCT \ We ROSEWOOD PIANO
FORrES. which for volume AZ purity 81
tone are unrivaled bN any hitherto offered
in this market. fhsv contain all tue mod
rrn improvements, French Grand Action.
Harp Pedal. Iron Frame. Overstrung Bass,
etc and each Instrument being mad. under
the Personal supervision OF "r J. II Gro.
vrsteen who has had N practical experience
Of over 80 wears in ihtir manufacture, il
fu'ly warranted in sv-rv par 'irulur
The "GROVESTEEN PA
NO FORTES" received tho
A.card Of Merit Deer oil Others at
the Celebrated Worids Fair,
Where were exhibited insirumen,s from the
best makers Of I.onden, Paris. Germany.
Philadelphia. Baltimore. Boston and New
York and al-" ut the American Insiitut.
for live successive wears. the gold and ..l,. r
medals from both Of " hirh Gun DO seen a,
our wareroom
By the Introduction OF Improvements we
make "A siili more perfect Piano Forte. and
by manufacturing largely. with strictly
ash system, are enabled TO oifrr these in g.
,trument- Mt Il price which will preclude
all competition.
TERMS Net Cash in Current Funds.
Descriptive circulars sent free.
October l7lh, lS66-3mo.
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From among the very dattsring Tsstisss.
uonials Of eminent Professors and QfafIs
i.ts. We give the following extracts :~Sf "a |II
The pedals ! conceive TO be uaspp "a "a =
able 10 their beautiful smooth quality e
Wm. a Xii
~. i..gn,d, good Instrument. and dsas
credit the builder" stz
II. c. Folger Troy, N. Y,s,st
"Th.y are among the finest Instrumsnf1s
manufactured either IL this country Or &
broad"
Wm. Berg. J. Mosen,hai. Aptomas.
"Ths- have given spiverssi sati.factiaa.r
w. L. Ha~ley, Fsa du.iac. Wis.
There Is . peculiarly sweet and sympAs
ihetic tone which harmonizss charniasty
with The voice w. H. Cooke.
~ sn particularly pleased with the ~.
rsngement of the different registers"
Wm. Il. Bradbury.
~No other ins,rumest 80 nsarly approach.
60 the organ."-- TIE Chorisler. NJ y.
"This mstsument has c!esr superioritv
-ver anything vet introduced ameny as~--
fad:pendea, ". Y.
THE morn ~s use u ihs better ws Ike
It." J. d. Hague, Hudson. N. Y.
"Ths Two Bank Organ iIarasniam is
really . gem"
J. w. Kian;eu,, Boason. Macs.
awe have found them exeeiisst 10 eli
Poists esnstiIuting go.d Instrument
j. T.. Cox, T. J. Cook.
-lt looks ssS sounds splendidly."
b. D. SAx,es, Trsy,N Y.
"Ths most perfect tened Meiodses Z ever
saw." GUY r. North.
"They Il Saek IN such substantial msy.
hs ~ superiority Of work kmassbip, bsauiy
Of tone aad 'essossblsness of price, And
We mast say that IN all their respects they
are well woS.hy of prsissS
Musical Pioneer, Asg., IS.
~ Every Ia-trnmeat Ia fully warrant.
Cd, and Boxed and shipped In New York
city without charge.
Circulars. Cots, and Price Iiass. &e., ssns
on Application TO
c. PELOUBET g. SON,
bloomfield. N. J.
Or J. ~. Pslton. sal Broadway, Nsw
York; Cosrad Meyer, T27 Arch street
Phil deIobia pa a arainn ard a. Son f-jsvs.
and, Ohio J. A Tsckes n CO .Jssksss,
Michigan; Werner e. Gerard. CisciAaAsis
Ohio Joel n. Sasw, Mobile, Ala,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Apa. ss-sme,
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In EQUITY-Lancaster.

WIN J. White, Admir- Bill to sell Lands
OF Elizabeth White, to account. for In.
decd, vs. }junction. 10 mar
Martin p White and shall assets.
Thomas X MagiII.
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Prices, $65 to $3.50.

Every Instrua,ent 10 made by comps,sns
~orkmen, from the best material under our
pe'sopal suPerri-ies. and every nodsrs
improvement worthy Of the name, il intrs.
du'sd in them Among hess We would
call attention to the TEEMOLtNTE,
which has been 90 much admired. and cAa
be found only 10 instrumsats Of our owa
manufacture.
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& ~ 8. ara@ r's nyF;GTI;Tx.

142 a. exercises viii be resumed on MONDAY
FEGT, September AN. at O'clock 4. NJ, on whist.
u. new scholars will &c admitted.
Three higher casses exclusively intended for youni
AZ e9 were formed last January. and in success
al operation at present
Parents Eaading boaFdets, requested to provide
or their Turctu8l arrival.
auS' ~ r KNAPP
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VHyO MANUFACyUREHS.---L % By I55 feet
ia binding on Hamburg, Ridgely and Burgundy
streets. Also l2O by l55 feet on, Sharp and Ostond
Also 30i feet by 6S2 feet on Eden street. Aliceanna
and Canton avenue, For sale low by
HENRY ". ROGERS & CO.,
mhl6.tf corner Charles and Eayette streets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TYPOGRAPHICAL

SDBAiTEMORE TYPoGRApHICAL
~ UNION, March 3lst. 1866. !
AT the regular monthly meeting of the Union thu
following preamble and resolutions were Unanimous
Whereas II has pleased Almighty God to remove
from our midst our late Brother JOHN +. Cook, one
OF the founders Of the Baltimore Typographicsl
Union, and who, for the period of thirty years, held
the responsible position of Treasurer with honor to
himself and credit to the profession Of which he was
an active melnber-
Resolrod, That, in the loss Of our brother we feel
void in our circle not easily to be filed for his
ton. i
Res9fred That in the death of our esteemed broth
or TINS Union has lost one who always the first
advocate the rights of the workingman. and esne
cialy those Of his own craft. VIEW
=, Eea9tcIg' mat the members of this Union wear
days. Wv 'p"e0 Vi Unity
ResolrcI, That the member. be 1enuested IN meet
at the Hall this MondayJ morpinT, ut ocIoct to
attend the funeral in body. 0'''N' ~
ffcs2'0e3, That the foregoing preamble and resoln
tons be communicated to tho family Of the deceased
and also be publish d in the daily papers of the civ
I = JAMES w. CHERRY, President.
h. -. MILLEss, Rec'g Secretary II
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M EEa

NEWT0N.-In Cecil county, on the 29th March,
Capt. Howard NJ Newton. late Of the Purnell Legion
Maryland Volunteers.
CQ0k.-On Friday evening 18th Starch, John +
Cook in his S5h year, one Of the Defenders Of Baii
HELMLING.-0n the p of March Henry Holm
ling in the S3d wear of his ,.a
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SISCO BROTHERS.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMING EMPORIUM.
HAVE REMOVED TO
NO.E4N. CHARLES STREET
mh5-1m Corner of FAYETTE SIRE
Holm GEENN & CO..

HOLM GE.ENN 81 CO.,
Cd REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
50 SECOND STREET, BALTIMORE,
Are prepared to buy, sell and exchange Real Estate
to rent Houses aud collect rents to borrow and loan
money, to attend to investments and other business
concerning trusts.
DWELLING TEOCsES.-On st. Paul, north of
Madison; on Monument, west Of St. Paul; on
Carey, near BALTIMORE: on EutaW north of Frank
lin; on Eataw, north of Madison on Lexington east
of Pine; on Saratoga, near Gilmer Calhoun, near
Lexington: on Pierce near Chatsworth
GARDEN STREET-Two thrae-story Dwelling
Houses on Garden street 22x150 feet. built in best
style.
CATONSVILLE PROPERTY--Co Seats.
Cottages and Farms, improved and unmproved for
sale or rent low
FRED Derrick ROAD-EIigble Building Lots from
to miles from the city, on tho Frederick road.
commanding view Of the city, country and river for
sale or lease LOW.
FRANKLIN SQUARE-Building Lots on Frank
lin Square and Carey street. next to Presbyterian
Church. for sale or lease.
FARMS FOR SALE-Farms from Tot 900 Acres
in most Of the Counties of Maryland and Virginia
for sale low.
GROUND RENTS-G Rents from $50 to $500,
in different sections Of the city for sale favorable
terms Apply to JOHN GLENN & CO.,
mhl7-u SO Second street. Bait.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TNDsT. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL
QrS CHURCH.--A FAIR and SUPPER-for tho
benefit of ST. Stephens Episcopal Church. Hanover
the Church, commencing April 3D. and win be con-
tinued EVERY Day until Friday April 9Th. Sup
per served every evening. n306t
NRPOwHATAN Rt1Es,DIS{5 AsSOeYA-
10y TON. No; 2-Men29ers Of this Association are
Changed from to M 3USSiRSf Nj Nfd RfTH
and will hold its regular meeting on MONDAY
EVENING April I'd 6 Ct No Fl SvJ b order
J. T. W. MoLAUGHLtN. Secretary. mhSi q
u~HALL'S VEGETABLE S!CEGIAS
UrS HAIR REVIEWER, its effect is miraculous
The old the young, the middle aged, unite to praise
Halls VEGETABLE sIGittaS HAIR RENEwER. Its
of the ost powerful and restorative agents in the
vegetable Kingdom.
sure it will do ali we claim for it. that otter
REWARD if the Siciir1n Hair ReneUer does not give
satisfaction in all when used In strict accordance
Halls Vegetable Sicilan Hair Remover has proved
itself to be the most perfect preparation for the HAIR
ever offered to the public. tits vegetable compound,
not Dye it strikes at the Roots and fus the glands
With new life and coloring matter. -,,o,
ORIGINAL COLOR. 1t will keep the hair from
falling out 1t cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair
soft lustrous and silken. tits splendid hairdress
ing. No person. old or young should fail to use it.
It is recommended and used by the first Medical
Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover
If not sold By Druggists in your town, trial bottle
will be sent to you by express upon deoeipt OF one
dollar by nautilus giving you an opportunity at
once for testing its excellent virtues.
Orders for trial bottles must be addressed to
R.P. HALL d Co., Pr9priet9rsf
Nashua, n. III.
WheissaIed BY 1TH0MsEN & BLOCK and S. S.
H.ANCE. Baltimore. ia22-d&Weoly
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MARRIED.

BUXT0N-CURTIs.-O the 9Th March. by Rev
Thomas Sherlock. John II. Buxton and Jane E.
Curtis. both OF this city.
EDWARDS-D0LPHIN.- the 9th of March
at the Church of the immaculate Conception by the
delphic. to Emma, daughter Of tho late Francis Dol
phin, of Baltimore.
GUY-SMITH.-0n the 2glh March, By the Rev
Bishop Waym2n. Charles H. Guy to Minty Smith,
both of this cty
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WINDOW sASHEs
GNARPETs
OIL CLOTHS!
MATTTNGS!
DRUGGETS, ETC
q. s. GRIFFITH,
50 and 81 BALTIMORE STREET,

Opposite Holiday street,,
Now offers for sale one of the handsomest m ost OK
tensive and best selected stocks of VELVET double
and single widths. ENGLISH BRUSSELS, TAPES,
TRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY, INGRAM and
VENETIAN CARPETING6. OF CLOTHS, in aIl
widths and qualities. RUGS, MATS, MATT1NgS
CLOTHS. &c, to equal, if not to exceed, anything
ever offered to the public
To the trade great inducements are offered Goods
ut factory prices.
Strangers in our city. and any in want of goods in
my line, are invited to call before purchasing.
Terms low for cash, jal5-ly
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RALTTE,ORE, MD.


no notice car be tdkcn Of anonymous communications.
Whatever is intended for insertion mus: be 0ltaeH-
ficpted bv the and GdGTcse Of the i0rlter-iot
recegsariig for publication, 6 as GnorGa'ytor has
rood faith. We are not to he considered TGspoRsi-
lie he opinions erDreaged5 y correspondents.
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svENGs BANK 0F BALTIMORE.

FOURTEENTH EXTRA DIVIDEND.
The President and Directors of tho Savings Bank
OF saihnore have declared Extra Dividend of the
Profits Of its business for the three years ending 3ls
March, 1866. amounting TO S3l0tSJ
This amount is by law divided to such sums as have
been in Bank for year OF MORE in the following
proportions:
70 sums on deposit for three years.
Extra Dividend Of per cent
10 sums deposit for two years
an Extra Dividend Of per cent
To sums deposit for one year.
an Extra Dividend Of per cent
This Dividend. added to the regular Annual Inter
est OF per cent. which is carried to the credit Of
each Deposition on the lst Of April in each year
makes for the last three years to sums Of not less
than enc years Standing. per cent. per annum
without computing thu nroft Of compound interest
on the Undrawn annual interest.
Tho State, City and United States Taxes urc paid
by the Bank.
Tho above dividend will be carried to the credit of
each DGposit0r and bear interest as a deposit from
LIST April, 1856, until withdrawn.
The Extra Dividend and Annual Interest will be
ready for entry in all the nepositors Books on or
after the 9th instant.
The office of the Bank is open on Mondays from Q
10 o'clock, and on other days from 10 to ! o'clock
Tor the purpose of receiving and paying deposits and
attending to general business.
BY order of the Board
IN
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-02

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