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NJ airline JOUR N AL
PORT StF EAEiTIHaOHRE,
SATURDAY. May 10. 1856.

DAIIkDA1t May w 1900.
Arrived.
Steamship kalorana, Denkin, from Charleston
to Pendergast, Fenwick l. Co.
Steamer Thomas KeIso. Russell. from Norfolk-to
Steamer James Brady Landis from Norfolk-to
J Birckhead. Jr. Encountered heavy weather in the
bay.
Steamer Mary Washington, Kirwan, from Fred
ericksburg-to Il Taylor.
Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson, from Havre de
Steamer John shriver, Dennis. from phiadel-
phia-mdse TO J A Shriver.
Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, from New York
Steamer Matilda. Gourley from Patuxent river
to NJ Weems.
;, Brig Romance Duncan, from Navassa-guano to
cleared.
Steamship Cumberland, Reed, Charleston-Pen-
dergast, Fenwick d Co.
Steamship G Knight Denly Savannah-Pender-
CAST Fenwck & Co.
Steamer Thos helso. Russell, Norfolk-M N Falls
Birckhead. Jr.
PI steamer Petersburg. Travers. Richmond-to j
steamer eter Lancaster. Tomlinson Havre de Grace-J
wstsfmsE Columbia Harper. Alexandria, &c
sb steamer oetorara. Reynolds. New York; A
Steamer John S Shriver, Dennis ph;,odo,n,;o
A Shriver. t'' 1Ahadelphla-J
steamer ne Congress- Milbournc Jersey City-st;cl.
Il Co. :" AorN-euckney
Bark Chiffon. Stafford salem-Kelsey & GRAY
Bark Amazon. Perciya, Sayannah~J NJ G;ryy;;r
Schr Harriet Sarah Lombard, Washinetnn' v N n r
Sehr Margaret Kennedy, Kelly Bridgeport CT
W Rhoads 81 Son. "
Schr Fl Prescott, Freeman. Saco-Bigelow & sar.
gent.
Sehr G W Glover, Halbrook, Providence-Phillip.
& Maitland.
,.schr L R Mackey. Ward. Windsor. N CD I
Keeling.
schr Alice Curtis. Pattison. Richmond-M A
Mitchell.
Schr Margaret Ann, Jackson, Washington vi;
Havre de Grace-Jas Sullivan.
schr Train Acworth, Crouch, Alexandria-Jame
Sullivan.
schr John G Daley. Wall, New London-R G RE
man IL Co.
Barge De Wolf Furlong. Jersey City-S NJ Hamil
ton.
Barge Judson, Dunn, New York-S NJ Ham
ilton. ..
Schr P II Clinton, =, Jersey City-S N Hamilton
Sailed.
Bark Amazon, Savannah.
Bark Chiffon, Salem.
Schr Silver Cloud, for Providence.
Arrived from Baltimore.
achr Helen, Perry, cleared at New York, 18th inst
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BALTIMORE DALEY MMERCIATr.MONDAY, MAY o. 1870
Schr Ann Brown, Fisk, cleared at Boston, 1Tth
Schr James House, Gage, cleared at Boston, 18th.

Schr Ann S Brown Fisk, cleared at Boston, 17th
Sohr James House, Gage, cleared at Boston, 18th
HemOranda.
Steamship Cuba, Rollins, from New Orleans, ar
rived at Havana 18th inst.
Steamer Kaorama, penkin, from Charleston for
Baltimore, put into Fortress Monroe 18th inst on ac-
count of stress ofweather.
Steamer North Point. Smith, sailed from Savannah
18th inst, for Baltimore.
Brig Jas Carey Coae. O'Leary was loading Mt NerH-
Vitas, 4th inst, for Baltimore.
Schr Etna. Ricketts,, hence for Bahamas was in
Hampton Roads, 18th inst
Schr Decatur Cakes, Berry. sailed from Newport
|, 18th, for Baltimore.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
FORTRESS MONROE. May 10, 1866.
The following vessels arrived in Hampton Roads
to-day
Schr Enoch Moore, FIN Georgetown, y C for N Y.
Schr Billy Hooper. fin Baltimore-iron.
Schr Bohn. fin Richmond for Baltimore.
Schr Elisa, FIN Baltimore for Boston-c0a.
Schr Storm. I'm Baltimore for New York-coal.
The following vessels have sailed:
Schr L 2 Smith for adelphia-timber.
Schr Newton, FIN N for Newbern. C-general
cargo.
Schr Vapor FIN for Charleston-gencraI cargo.
Schr N w Smith, I'm Y for CharlestOn-general
cargo.
schr Carat. I'm Georgetown. D C. for Boston-coal
Schr Thomas, fin Richmond for Fail River-coal.
Schr n NJ Lindsay. TN Baltimore for Savannah.
Schr Joseph I'm Norfolk for Egg Harbor.
The bark Atlantic, from Baltimore for Liverpool,
went TO sea day.
Banks Templar, from Baltimore for Buenos Ayres,
and ISABELLA c Jones, from do. for Rotterdam. lost
gnGhors in the bay, in Ne blow last night and put
in hero this P. NJ.
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PROCEEDINGS OF COURYS.

SATURDAY, May TO- 1866.
Criminal Court.-Hon. Judge Rond.-C Il. Rich
ardson, Deputy States Attorney, prosecuting
Beal Barton. assauIting and reScung q prisoner
from the custody of officer Wilcox; compromised
Fletcher Hulls, resisting officer Wilcox in the dis
charge of his duty: compromised. Samuel Meredith,
assauiting officer Burman fined s. and costs Sam'l
Johnson. aSsaulting Lewis Seibold: compromised
James. Conner. assaulting Mary LEBANON; recogni-
zance forfeited. Anna Hinton, beating Dorothy Be-
son. not guilty. John Kidd, beating Eliza Ladsmith;
compromised. Eliza LaGdsmith, beating John Kidd;
compromised COM Francis Turner, beating Jas. Dunn
Bailey coored fined 500 and costs in this case an
attachment was issued for Justice Welsh, on his fail
Emma Miller; fined 25 cents and costs. Peter Smck,
striking Nelson Tress; ordered to pay costs Eliza
McNier, striking, Nelson Iress; not guilty. Nelson
VIM. Ielinser, striking Margaret Hahn; compro-
missed. Robert McCauley. striking Mary Mass; net
suiItyi A; Smizer, ejecting Mary j. G. Anderson
and Ellen e. Jackson from the parior of the Phila-
delphla Railroad Company; jury trial prayed. Ed
ward Wardell, beating Robert Lumsden: compro-
missed. Lewis Reed, striking Isaac Levi; fined 81
and costs. Rohe,t Lee, threatening to shoot John
Reynolds; jury trial prayed. T. G. Henninger beat
S Mary hfbher d. Winfield TaErng
Jarrett: striking Frank JOhnson postponed. Rob't
SMITH, beating Priscilla Bedford; not guilty. Oliver
Hall, striking BENJAMIN Boon, colOred: fined So and
costs; Frank A: .Penner, beating his wife comrro-
missed. Court adjourned to this (Monday) morning.
Superior COurtaIion. Judge .Martin.-David Car
roll VS.. Samuel Black; exception to Auditors ac-
In tho matter of the trust estate of Magrudor Tay-
lor and Roberts. petition Of Vim. r. Penniman.
trustee for order 90 distribute trust fund under
direction of the Court and for notice to creditors
Assignment to-day from 1863 to 3SS inclusive.
Court Of Common Pleas-Hon. Judge King Jas
h. Stewart VS.. Edwin b. Hooper; motion to strike
ont JUDGMENT; motion argued and held under ad-
visement.
Aaron Gunzberg. vs.. the Northern Central Railway
Company exceptions to receiving commission; ar
gucd and held under advsement.
Assignment to-day from No. ! to 10 on jury appeal
docket.
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TovsoHr0vx Nov 10 1865

= = . IVWSNNIUWN. lFIiiV IS0O.
CaspaT Hoffman vs.. Charlton W. Rillingsiea ex-
Torrance of contract and to compel the said Bill
ingSlea 20 sive him deed for about sixty acres of
snd in Baltim9re county sold by said Richard Green
Thomas J. Warrington Esq, for complainant, and
by Walter Farnandis, Esq for defendant; held sub
ctgria.
State VS.. Lewis Norwood. removed from Baltimore
city, and convicted short time sirce of murder in
the second degree. Motion for trial filed; held
sub cario. R. W. Dougherty, Esq, for the defence.
Court then adjourned until Monday morning, when
tho Nav term of court begins
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Reported for the Daily Commercial. /

TOWsONToWN. May 49, 1866.
Circuit Court for baltimore CGuntJ-Hon. D. C. H.
Emory, judge John L. Ensor. ESQ., States Attor-
ncy.
State of Maryland upon the petition of Edith Cen
tlenau. guardian, rs. Caroline Short. for writ of
habsas corpus for the body of John Thomas Mason
infant, custody of the infant awarded to Edith Cen
tlsman. petitioner and guardian. Messrs. Wheeler
and Keech for petitioner; M..Bannon. ESQ. for re-
spOndent.
State of Maryland upon the petition Of William IT.
cope vs. - Lincoln, manager of the House of
Refuge. Tor writ of habeds corpus Cope it appears
was committed to the House of Refuge as a yagrant
ny Justice Spcer of Baltimore city; and it was con-
tended that his (COpe's) mother (who by the way is
the mother Of twenty-five children had means
amply sufficient for his support and are informed
that she offers 10 give bond to educate him and send
him to college, and that he shall not return to the
State for five years. Judge Emory decided that under
the law giving justices of the peace power to commit
warrants to the House Of Refuge. he could not in
guire whether person so committed was 2 vagraut
or not that the question Of yagrancy was one which
The justice of the bad sole power TO decide and
that his decision was final, and consequently Judge
Emory rejected the petition for the writ of hajeas
corpus. Messrs. Oliver Hack and Ferdinand La,robe
for petitioner; F. W. Bruno. ESQ. for respondent
Court adjourned until Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock,
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Weekly Review of the New Work Whole.
sale Market. May 10.

The market for bread5tutis has been depressed du-
ring the week, and nearly all descriptions have de-
clined. The liberal receipts and large prospec-
tive arrivals have increased the anxiety to SELL Pro
visions have also been depressed, though not much.
Cotton has been quiet but owing TIE falling off of
receipts and advance in gold prices have improved.
The following is o review for the week:
F2our-There has been a decline of from fifty cents
TO dollar on low and medium grades Choice family
Extras still and prices well sustained
Extra State worth IS to 9.5O shipping Ohio, 500
to $3.50; ST. Louis Extras $l4 to SIT.
Wedt-Winter wheat is scarce and well sustained.
We notice during the week the arrival of two loads
Et se Sh2 an 9 t ss hed asnHs in
there are other small lots the way-sprng wheat
has declined ten to twelve cents bushel. The
spring. and $l75 to 81 IS for Milwaukee club; $3.50 to
50 for white Michigan and Canada; $3.50 to $6S for
amber western.
Corn has arrived freely and the market auctuated,
closing lower We quote new M liked at 7S9Sl cents,
and old mixed 81 to s. cts sound yellow 81 cts and
southern yellow s. to So cts
Oats have sold at irregular rates. and close better
for State and lower for western. The latter is IS
% cts, and the former 81 TO 65 cts.
Porb.-rhere has been only moderate business,
the extreme prices asked limiting the demand for
consumption. With the abatement of the speculative
closes firm at $3O3S to 49, l3 for Mess; 27 for West
Beet Hams close firm at s47. The supply, is light
CIT Meats are firmer and in good demand, closing
at to l42 cts for dry Shoulders, and Is to 1917 cts
for Hams.
Bacon has been in fair demand and prices have i'm
proved closing at Is cts for Cumberland cuts and 16
cts for short ribs.
Lard is dull and nominal at q to 22 cts for city
and Western.
Petroieum.-The market has been only moderately
active and prices have slightly declined. We were
shown very superior sample of lubrcating oil yes
teriay afternoon from Marietta, Ohio. from the
| wells of the Marietta and Gales Fork Petroleum
Company 1t exccls anything as yet brought before
US. and we doubt not when it becomes fully known
| it will be preferred to all others now. in It
should command the attention of manufacturers and
others. Its specific gravity is %.
Cofee.-The market for Rio has been extremely
quiet and with recent heavy additions to the stock
nrices have declined. We quote at III 10 2O cents
for fair to prime, gold Other kinds have been
quiet. We quote Java at 2512 to % cents Laguayra
at ~ I to % cents, all gold rates.
C2t'o4.-Owng TO light arrivals and much reduced
stock, there has been advance Of two cts pound,
closing frmer nj 26 to IS cts rniddlinGs.
A2Sasses.-There has been az Improvement in the
bankruptcies closing firm at Is GO cts for Cuba
Muscovado, and IS CTS to 81 for New Orleans.
SWg1rS.-The market has been heavy and prices
have declined oneeighh of cent closing steady at
l0ls to 1913 cts for fair to good refining
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EBROSPECFUs
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

frst-class establishment, to which'the citizenR Of
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer was
sought for in vain during tie past season. To guppI
that want and to present at the same time profit
able investment to subscribers. attention s called to
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance Of about
81 miles from the city, 600 feet above tde-water) on
the Northern Central Railway which, with its double
track and present facilities, renders access to thu
Springs easy and frequent. The location is one of the
most healthy in the United States and the ia
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
of character. Magnificent trees, an Abundance of the
purest water, beautiful ravines, clear mOuntain
streams and lofty hills contribute to make this spOt
attractive, and to point it out admirably adapte6
for large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
delightful prospects.
1t is proposed to profit by these natural ADVANTAGES
by the erection on one Of the most eligible sites and
within view ofthe Depot, Of frs-caSs Hotel under
the direction OF the Bentley Springs Company OF
Baltimore County. The amount of Capital is fixed
at One Hundred Thousand Dollars in Shares of One
Hundred Dollars each, and the UNDERSIGNED ara tho
Officers and Directors.
It is believed that, in asking the citizens of Bati
more to subscribe to this project we are advancing
Itself. S
Our citizens will be waited on by the Directors or
the Company tor tho pUrposs OF soliciting subscriD
lOls 20 tho STOCK.
Application may also % made TO the EscrataYy
at che 2fce Of the Company, Nc. q s. Charles street
BOARD or DIRECTORS:
u. A. ABsoTT, Prss't
Razwstd n Aatohinuor diver III t 14sniPS aFEst
G. W. Burton, Isaac s. George,
Eugh bisson, U2. c. R. Coates,
Woodward hbrakAE5. G. ". Bentley,
- W. ROBINSON Ghaa. Webb. TEGsaarer.
I. Z. Epi0ha. Secretary. nn2.-G
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tanned. Bulk Meat We quote to-day at 161a9i64 cts
for Sides, and l329l3 cts for Shoulders the inside
figures being decline OF a, but have heard OF no
sales. Bacon is also weaker the jobbng quotations
to day being l6a9l5 for Shoulders anu lII4egIo cS
for Sides the sales making being chiefly at the INSIDE
figures. Hams range from p to "a cts Lard is duil
and lower being quoted to-day at y 2Z2 Gus. IL Is
rumored that Il large quantity OF Lard shipped 70
Europe some time since has been or Is to be returned
here We note a sale day OF so bbis Mess Pork at
$3l at which figure it closes steady
RICE-There is a fair trade demand for this arti-
Gle and we quote it steady at 5000 cts for East In
dian and 11al219 cts for Carolina.
SUGARS-There has been some movement to-day
in Sugars We note sales of 40 hhds Cuba at 1O cts;
10 h6ds do from II to l3 cts and 235 bbls do at
i2G13 cts. The feeling in the market sstronger than
it has been for the last day two and Sugars close
steady at the quotations which follows viz: 100
l0& cts for common to good refining; l0M13 cts for
fair to prime Cuba; l01&@1l cts for common to fair
Porto Rico l2q l3 cts for good to prime d. and 49,
cts for choice do.
REFINED SUGARs.-Rates are unchanged, and we
still quote as follows, viz: Hard Crushed at 1910
l5B cts; White Soft Crushed at 14lI@15 cts: and
Extra at l31s@l4A cts; and Yellow at l23z@13 cts
SALT.-For Liverpool there is fair jobbing de-
mand and prices are steady. Ground Alum is sell
ing at SLID, Marshals and Worthington's Fine at
S3.lOG3l5. and other less known brands at S2.S5@3
Z sack. Turks Island is scarce and firm at 60 h
bus5el.
WHISKY.-Whiskyi is still selling in retail lots at
S22l for Western, but we hear Of large transac-
lions For q lot of 100 bbls Western S226 was how
ever offered, and refused to-day.
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EDsDOrfs-COasfyvise.

Norfolk-Steamer Jas I Brady, 200 boxes tobacco
J Pleasants i Sons; y bags feathers Wilson, Burns
& Co; IL bbls faxseed. C D Slinguff 4 Sons
Galveston-Schr Queen of the South 1000 sacks
salt, master.
New Yorl-Schr FarIand. so tons guano, 500
bbls cement order.
observation-disclosures P Brady, S. bbls rosn, Nc
Cleish, Rives IL Co.
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ROOFING, ETC

PAGES FELT. CEMEEET IND GRAVEL RO0r-
ING
Is tho best in use, End has boon we'll knoEn jor If
teel years.
We guarantee all new work for FIVE years.
1t ia battor than Tin, and costs half as much.
Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
We are the only manufacturers Of ROOFING MA
TERIALS in Maryland, all Of which we kesp son.
stantlY on hand for sale
TIN ROOFS and IRON FENCES painted with
au2 PATIENT PAEAFEIEE VARNL6H.
PAGE BROS 4 CO.,
a2t' lBJ G-n;%I's -
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, TEA7T
nv CERTIFICATE. No. 63S for OOOshares BAL
P PAH STOCK, in the name of JOHN A. WHIT
hIpGE has been lost. mislaid or distracted Trans
been stopped, all persons are hereby warn
81 against negotiating the same. 0, H. BERG, l6
soata street, Balto., May 10, 1866. myl9.eo4w
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MAIL REGULATIONS,

Time of ArripGl and Cgosing of Mails at the Post
Office, Bditimor y Md.
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The New York imports of foreign dry goods COM
pare as follows with former returns:
E5for the Week. 1854 1SS5 1895
Entered at the port. 81 67444 S736 $50 81 500 SIS
Inrowh on market. l19S9B l93O,42S 2,O7S, 127
Since Jan. 1S 1854 1Se5 7oee
Entered at the ports l29 7l6 SlT2l9263 SO al in
Thrown on market 394S5067 21g3S17 * az 80
The receipts for customs at the four princpaI norts
of the United States; from the 9TH to the 18th inst
were as follows;
New 1ork..'''.'''' 419 ASS
Boston At 339
PhIladelpha 1877 243
Baltimore. 1886
525
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-03-24

A. & N. C. r.. Rive clip from our
Goldsboro' contemporary the following item,
concerning the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad:
&C The President and employees of this road are
actively engaged in putting the rolling stock of
this important branch of internal improvements
of the State, in thorough order. A fine new pas
senger coach will soon be put on the road, and
another is nearly ready, altered and improved at
the Companys workshops to correspond with
the new coach, just received. All the passenger
cars are being thoroughly overhauled, painted,
and fitted up; while the box and flats are
daily receiving attention, supervision and care of
the Master Mechanic and workmen.
While these improvements are going in the
workshops, all along the line of the road atten-
ton is being paid to the road bed. 1t is expect
ed, before the annual meeting of the Stockholders
in June next, to have the road and rolling stock
in the very best order, that the means at the
command of Mr.. Thomas, the President, will
permit.
The business of the road has been remarkably
good since it was turned over to the Com
pany."
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HI NEelnOI.ialal

LOUISA d. CARTER, wife of Samuel Carter, and
daughter of Wiley Horn, was born in Edgecombc
county, n. c., the 18th of December, 1S12.-
Her parents moved to Tennessee and settled in
Giles county, when she quite young. She
was married to Samuel Carter the 25th day of
October 1880, and departed this life, in full as
surance of Il biissful immortality, on the 18th of
n )vcmber, 1865, aged 53 years, IL months, and
days.
She made public profession of religion in the
Fall of 1929, and attached herself to the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church, and during hel after life
she manifested, in her walk and conversation,
that the outward profession the true expo
ncnt of an inward principle. She was all that
is meant by the words, Wite-Mothcr," and
possessed in eminent degree the respect and
esteem of all vino knew her "Shc opened her
mouth with wisdom, and in her tongue WAS the
law of kindness" She leaves Il husband and
large family OF children, all of them filling hon
or;tblc positions III society, to mourn their loss.
Her last words were, :" Yes, Jesus is with NE;
He will go with through the cold stream uf
DEATH ~ after uttering which, she passed away
without struggle. ICON.