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CITY COUNCIL.

SATURDAY. March II.
Fret Branch-Present, quorum of members with
James Young, ESD, President. in the chair,
Mr. Lynch presented a petition from John Wc III
d Son, for protection to the Locust steam ierrv.
referred, ---
The special order, being the supplementary ordi-
nance Regulating Light street wharf, was taken up
- The President presented a petition from Stephen
referred. ~ - ''''i
!, Communications were presented from the City
Commlssloper relative to the extension of Lexington
Mr. Rrnscnn ofernd ~ LII SQUARE; laq over
airy OF the keeper of Patterson Park laid over
M: MarSh presented resolution adverse to the
laid over.
Mr.. Foreman presented resolution adverse to the
widening OF Park street; laid over
Mr.: dorsuch presented an ordinance increasing the
Saiaues OF the superintendent and operators of the
Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph laid over
Inc ordinance increasing the salary of the clerk to
the FIRE Commissioners reconsidered and laid on
the table, The Branch then adjourned.
>, Second Branch -Branch met Daniel Harvey, ESQ.
PRESIDENT and all the members present
:. resolutions were received from the First Branch
In reference to the petition of John Mute and 9TH
ers, asking that South Republican street be made
stana tor furniture carmen. and in reference to the
petition OF furniture carmen on Eutaw street, re-
ferrlng the matter to the Mayor, which resolutions
we're adopted
Also. received a resolution favorable to the appli-
cation of hessler i Browne. asking permission to
construct railway switch on the northwest corner
of Central avenue and Mullken street, read and laid
over.
Mr.. Robinson oallsdup the resolution giving per-
mission to P. ?. Pendeton to construct a railway
on the table
Mr.. Nails submitted resolution providing for the
condemning and paving of an alley north of Balti-
more street between Broadway and Bond streets re-
ferred to the Health Commissioner
Mr. Robinson called up the resolution giving per-
mission TO George W Deprew, to erect steam engine
upon his premises. No. 2Ol South Howard street,
Adopted
Mr.: Tay called up the ordinance prohibiting the
erection Of any permanent wooden frame orstrgcture
upon the outside stalls of any Of tao market houses
Of this Gity, Sc.i which was laia upon the table,
Called up by Mr. Robinson, the ordinance increas-
ing the salaries of the engne-men of the Fire De-
partment to one thousand dollars per annum: which
was rejected by the following vote: Yeas Messrs.
McClymont, Robinson, Burke and Taylor-4 Nays
Messrs. President, Burch, Nails, Moore, Irean and
Naliant-6. Adjourned, 7
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~ CoE a market is dull and heavy md,
sales to day. and buyers seem indsposedS ~ oeen no
t Sfe 69I Re- WITH bark a
fee said to be of very good quality and this Uo
held at 2012 cts. gold. ~ Aio cargo Is
FLOUR.-The Flour markets. quiet but firm for
good trade brands The only sale we have heard of
to-day is 25o bbs good Howard Street Extra at 80 CO..
per Dbl, Prices are generally unchanged, and we still
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kEFISE OF FER = S,sg4t n EEsETAI gTEAMS
" GJhI COMPANY, FLANNIGAN'S WHARF,
Baltimore. September q. 1855
q GARD.
ststsment having been circulated among the
mercantile community hat tho COMMERCfAL0
q cGtSlde line Of Steamers between this port and
Nav York has been only established temporarily
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Lincoln, Mass, has no poor house, liquor
shop, or lawyers Office. and has war debt, having
paid each years expenses as they occurred,
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vESHE PROGREssIvEEvE SCHOOL,
% Il at Professor kNAPPS Institute, Nos g. 81 and
IS Holiday street, opens each evening at o'clock,
Pupils will please be punctual at the hour Circu.
lars can be obtained Of the Institute. fe6-tf
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MAIL REGULATIONS.

Time ~ ArriUal and Closing Of Mails at The Post
UBlcs, baltimore, Nd
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EAR- JOHNSTON
" BALTIMORE

AS BALTIMORE
33FiFiCE 10; SOUTH FREDERICK Street Ell
n hiscoxereu n the Great Hospitals of Eur0pe
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0d6ce. No. 7 S. FREDERTGR STREET. ,nr, hon,
sGe going from Baltimore street door; F to1
Gt9 G2In9T Fan nos to observe Name and Numbor..
800 ,-,.-- 2,lSe-ln : S-- ola- on4-tf
EE' a; EhGEI, of Paris, -.,lIl continues his grc-
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p 9f 9G southeast corner Of FAYETTE and FRED
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT.-During the severe storm on
wednesday last gentleman and lady residing in
the vicinity of Decatur, on their way home from a
visit to the West, mistaking the smooth surface OF
Clear Lake for prairie, drove into it with pair of
horses attached to wagon. The old ice which had
settled with the receding of the water lay several
feet below the new ice which had formed upon the
water over the old ice. The horses soon broke
through the new ice and found footing on the old
lce which gradually Shelved dOwnwards towards the
centre of the lake. Before they able to re-
trleve the mistake the horses reached depth of wa
wagon. P III VIC
Inc gentleman heeing unable to turn his horses and
Ill uoIh1 20 sid under the newly formed Ice and after
almost superhuman efforts broke through it, and
finally succeeded in reaching the Lake House SO
much exhausted to DE unable to speak, but after
about fifteen minutes was able to make known the
mediately repaired to the lake. but during the ah-
sence of the gentleman the horses had become de,
tached from the wagon and were drowned. The lady.
after remaining in the carriage for near two hours
with water reaching to her waist, finally rescued
and taken to the Lake House. and by kind treatment
soon recovered from the effects of her dangerous
terrible exposure.-Spriaay2eld No. Jour.
During the late gales off the Corinth coast
the lighthouse in course of erection on the danger
point known as Wolf Rock, was leveled with N O
crag on which it stood. Every stone in it wepbad
three tons, and was secured by immense iron hollis
let in with molten lead yet not one stone now stands
upon another,
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Foreign Criminals Dispatched to the United States.
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SHIPPING,

%T9 WELLS, FARGO 4 co,
ssaa23zzsSs NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. 81 Broadway, NY.
q agents IN BALTIMORE, PENDERGAST, FENWICK
o. w., ~ cmlths MARI, up stairs. mh13-tf
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xxXIXTH CONGRESS:
A MILITARY AND NAVAL ASYLUM.
BOUNTIEs TO SOLDIERS

A PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
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= AMSEY's
No ARGUREUTRON,
FOR CLEANING AND POLISHING
GOLD, SILVER,
PLATED WARE, BRITANNIA WARE,
and
POLISHED METALS.
N0LEN & BENHAM,
Wholesale Dealers,
No. Colvin Building,
mh2O-5t', 4thp cor. South and Baltimore SITS,
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SSK FOR CHARLESTON, y. C.
ERTEA PENDERGAST'S LINE.
- To sail TOMORROW, 2lst instant
The fine schooner PRESTO, Briggs, master iS now
receiving freight at head of Smiths dock and will
sail as above: For freight or passage apply to
PENDERGAST, FENWICK i Co
II Smiths wharf, up stairs
Goods insured on open policy. Agents in Charles
ton WILLIS Il CHIsoLM. nixon
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Section 5. And be It enacted That this Act shall
take effect from the date of its passage. ml5-lw
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A BILL entitled An Act supplementary to the Act
OF elghteen a9q1dred and sixty-ve chapter 2O3
tam National Cemetery. -'''iO" w. INC iAlille
Section l. Re It enacted By tie General Assembly
GGf;gan9, mat the sum Of eight thousand dollars
tbi ~ 70 mat appropriated by the Act of which
rrtS !, supplement- be and the same is hereby ap-
ana Of doI the purpose of removing the dead TO-
Rieung the work already began and in progress on
county. - " sVoh
Section 2. And be 1t enacted That the sum hereby
appropriated shall be subject to the same order and
De PAD out OF the Treasury in the same manner and
upon the same limitations, that are prescribed in the
18th section of the act of eighteen hundred and sxv
AVE. chapter aS, to which this is supplement,
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BALTIMORE MARKETS ,z...,. -

STOCK ON hand and on shipboard mott elaared 1o2 81
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Once No. S. FREDERICK STREET
siGe gong from Baltimore street. few IT, r
the corner FAN nOC to observe Name and NJ 1Eo4A
Letters mHsf contain p stRmn. '' ~ III !2E'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-14
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


McAHILL co.'s real. ESTATE EXCHANGE.
n 81 r pS W. STssp r eps F sS 1A ST.
Madison ~! large story high :ssop srist sorner ss
snnwon ss so sg S ssp .,oop Brown .ione.. .S
Ss. "s "a 500 story Ed ss Syoss s
West 2h it, story high sioop brck. <ap
Nest Mes: iss It. story ss . .ssss srsSn s
k.. @ : story i S :is sss 1853
East bIsi story high soop brown stone 1900
E E:: 81 hss ' .SSp $
And other brick 1 TPs fFsR G s iS to 5000
~ 81 + y S Sss iss ,sS
E Eat 81. s story brick sriss sn: @
West s9h 81 story brick soon seeO
And other. on s. sts d and ii
n for sale in all parts % Che city printed s' o.
sRorERs RssMs No. Pine Sss s ssss
A LARGE SUBSTANTIAL BUILDING. wIrm THREE
lot, 10 he re,rt-enh ward near Broadway for sale
A FIRST CLASS PRIVATE STABLE FOR SALEM
on the pre Slf. wes, Twesy seventh "pp'
A BARGAIN To CASH CUSTOMERS -roR SALE,
"A three Houses and Lo,s sa 1854 aud lss wes. Thirty
saS Apply ssifR sssD i ESs
"A Third avenue on Nineiysecead street Tor
'ss Si hsS
,orney- aliaw. y Broad street
A LrasE-u YEARS. LOT u WEST FORTY EIGHTH
street @Iioo; near Fifth avenue for sale; ground ren
- ' J. soLIs RrrrERBAND ~ wall street.
Arss THIRD AvEsuE-F0R SALE, BRICK AND
A % ion .s ss 81 ~e . "a & BIC 80. s
eoh I'D 5sd :s.h sab streets yertyille and Harlem y
q, ~, Sa, md i.sH r .. united one.
JAMES ROWE.
A yIRsr Glass FOUR STORY HIaH sAsENssr
~ csSwn sore Dwelling norse near fifth svense, Tor
FRED. A. PETERSEN, Arrh,scl. So Pine street
A STRICTLY rIRsr CLASS voue STORY AND nreH
"A basement House 90 Murray nm IN perfect order for
- FRED x PETERSEN, arssis,ss ~ PIN. .,--..
A NEAT TWO STORY AND sAsErEsr corr.GK
HOUSE and full Lot on East Fify seccnd street. wes
~ '''''' josssrn MASON, - rir- arc.
FIRST CLASS rorR Story HrGH sToor BROWN
"a .,on ne, HOUSE s,sso 70, snioo s,'h one s,ae,, o.
furnished and aofarossed o.. g. e s'ssi Y,
CUtrDEps ASDRHAL ESTATE spscrLAruRs WILL.
1 LOO. r ss e.. s' - nS p s's and r T' ra
JANIS ROWE, absrRlri a,enn-.
CEyre.L PARK Iors roa SALE -rwo raprS.
AZ. " 'ee' on !Es prr qSa'.pn ~"
(,aelcE Lors FRONTING CENTRAL rARE oS
~ With Ai~A Madison avenue and adjoining
streets Apply TO JOSEPH MASON ~ fiue tlrrrt.
LtLNEN LOTS FOR SAfp--sfNcLY or TucFiNEH
~ ~ ff,yevcnth street Of l-t
Apply ~ John H. MURRAY is Nassau Street.
LpR sti.E--nR0WN STONE HOUSE, IN fpNEY.
" eighth street between ht0sdwsy aul h'gtth syenns;
~ p'rt.c' eer With a. nod.fn imp, ofen'a,s; reeniy
tn'c Tor sale. Inquire o. WILBUR A SiNONSpN, 40
Nfhdi avenue
Lme sAl.r--rnE flRsr Cl,ss not Il. so r MISE
try seventh street sd ionn the saftcns o. Dr. Mad
WOOD, ~ Wall street
I'u& SALf-ON MURRAY HibI.. BETWEEN fiFIu
sni Madison sveugcs irsi ciA . Four stsry bros n
stote Hone and which nearly ard
70 order price sa9e On Addrcss H. h. Dor ~ Herald ofcc
L'uR SALON TiiiRriErii srRLkr, NEAR rifiH
aseue, nrst css~ four story brown stone House
bull. w the M The substantial manner frsed
sni ~ .rst sicer Immediate possession wan b. 4ni
wiih y rthsm 10 .@rniIre. Apply ~ hIllkW Will.
kiNa a ~. Not ftDe street
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-,s,, t.vDcr,f, cSioS ORGANIZATIONS
,te,r rssulsr Seekiy meeting a. shsit hesA-
u VIZ fNsF~sin, - y.
aHs' ~, = JANIS FlfI1EhAID. Irrssle"t
+. 4sss,S ~rereisf,
- -, YIN pttouNIyN " a MEETING 40 tHs
lDv-"ice wart fsse s.rt@at Democratic Annexation
- ~ e,rnna ilrafy Nef4tn vuanisnonst r-,nt
W. 49,, s.nsilsts4 l1r Alf.l.uau.
ns'fa u'tNtEt y" ttt.Fy. rfssrs.' ~" 100
r..tr,~ ~ssfrttt. at-~s
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u A pablo meeting OF the UNION REPUBLICAN EIEc-
COOPEN INSTITUTE
o. ~ O'Clock on the evening of
MONDAY. ori. rs.
10 ratify the nona.nA uons Of
Hon. REuBE> X. rESTON,
brig Cen STEWART 4. WcODFORD,
Hon. STEPHEN r HAy1
Brig Gen John HAMMOND.
and 10 re cice Union victories In YER
mont Msr, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana fo~s and ~ tho
c.sv 81 Baltimore.
The following eminent speakers VIII sdiress the meeting
RErEES =. rENT0N,
HENRY WILSON
LYMAN FIREMAN.
MAMMAL HANLiS,
John G.. fRENuSf
MARTIN !. TOWNSEND. GLu STE SERtNN Eh
FRANCIS &. BARLOW, FREpERtr SGut''~
CittEits 4. DANA HApHAi.i, WIFI.
Y. =. ffTiftAN. AIFNfD ERbt,
WV. A. DARLING ADOi.F DOuAls
THOMAS ". VAN BlEES. TnED. GLACbrrs.ssl
cHAS. r. CROSBY. SisIsNDEu 49, -
GEO. ". PsscIitL HERMAN hAffh''
JAMES MchksN,
HIRAM MAf,BHfD1b,
JDNN cOCilRANE
wv y. DoiHE 80.
ROSCOE Gp>kllNo. ......xu...,.
t.lIAs. : spENgER Chairman t"'n :" 'i'"'-
HI
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FlyoRRILLsoN HOUSE, 37s SIXTH AVENUE. ONE DoOl
above Twenty-th streciApartuienis Tor fanllic
single gentlemen well furnished with Board. The bcs
table d'hote viii be served ats Pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-14

Az 81 koNp srRkEi-t SUIT OF FURNISHED
IN foon,s, second nGor, villa Hrst class Bosri a
family or parry ~ gentlemen. Nso angie Rooms
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A TLANTlC HOTEL, CHATHAM SQUA RE--WELL FUR
IA nished Rooms moderate prices by the day. week
month. Open at all hours B. BREEDER, Proprietor.
At NEW FAMILY HOTEL, "a WEST TWENTY
n fourth sree-Largc elegantly furnished Rooms, single
in sn for first class families or single gentlemen Table
d'hote private.
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ATS AND ~ WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR NEW
~ York H0,~ In ntSt class hase, rariors B@.
resn-. the brs and second hoofs rem With board
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

In New York, at . O'Clock ON Sunday, the
four story tenement house No. 1888 Avenue
A, corner of Thirteenth street, was dIscoy-
cred to be on fire. The house was occupied
by six families, comprising tweuty-nine per.
sons. All but five escaped, some by jump.
ing from the fourth story window upon beds
laid on the pavement below, and others by
lowering themselves upon an awning ON the
Thirteenth street side of the building. AS
soon rs the flames were subdued search of
the building was made by the iiremen, when
the dead bodies OF the entire Rategier family
two adults and three children--were found
on the third floor. They had evidently
been sufiocaed. The family OF Mr.. Hartz,
who jumped out of fourth story window,
were all more or less injured, though not.
it is supposed seriously. The fire is supposed
TO have been the work of an mcendiary
The total loss will not exceed $4,000.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

Judge Thomas, of Virginia, recently de-
liverod lengthy opinion upon the much
mooted question of the vadility and binding
effect Of land sales made during the war, a
consideration OF confederate treasury notes
as purchase money. Judge Thomas holds
such sales to be binding, and after discuss.
ing the various points raised by the arGu-
ments Of counsel said; " Upon the whole,
| conclude that the confederate as well as
the State government of Virginia, at Rich
mond, were, to say the least during their cx-
istenCe de fdct0 governments, and that the
contracts ofthe citizens and subjects of these
governments who were ut the time OF con-
tracing sui juris must he enforced by the
means afforded OF the de jure government;
and when they have been executed by such
parties according to the laws of the dc facto
goyernmnet, the dejure government that has
superseded them will not annul them"