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financial.
100000 OR $I,00O,OOO

OF THE
ST. CROI1 AND LAKE SUPERIOR RAILROAD
COMPANY. ...
ENDORSED BY THE FARNERs' LOAN AND TRUST co. OF
eooo THE ES city OK 3s E MN 100
rEhT rER cEsT A FRkE EO Or TAX
JrLI ALL PAYABLE GOLD AT rHs
ma Orycs o. THE oOSrisI .
roEK AT rHB oPToS OF THI HOLDER
Lake Groin branch Of the Msiipp Superior and Bay
sa e: . RSas asd D.
B.ya5 ,eSa The same d's e. D1aas % sob VII
cousin Sians,ots and peon. Of iowa sup-rio
.poSsd nave ycs Of about 20 IN
s Que srnt. Of me road viii prove largely
,s Of TIE land giant Of 200 scre, ten square
Of BE sunins the rad finished e he Lake over
Company 10 secure tn. payment Of
sl99Oo Fh.s MogAse Land Grant sinking Fund seven Pei
due Jny 1900 Interest Coupons due January and July In esch
Pyat a. the cry BanL Of LOHd9n In god or . me
option holder Tbs Bood deliverable to bearer or they o'n
The ls..ton Las ben 81 lminsd By sAsrEL j. ILpss A.
aud approved o. and their certificates are attached 10 me
set forth in tie Companys pamphlet Inc trust deed OF
One doars offered and
peau,ion has been taken to render the principal and
P6.G The motsss cover, Ro,dbsd Equ,pment Lands
sI and al property owned BY tue Company or that may here
sSn5 By an arrangement, with and Trust Gem
py City kwYOk whereby they indOr's bsss bends
laird By Sno,Lsr With said Farmers Lo.n and Trust
Conpsny whereby agree pay The three coupons falling das
peng the construction q the unfinished portion Of the road 70 hs
laka
FOURTH The proceeds Of ,als, lands pd into tho Tu'tsss
hais Of the interest and principal Of these bonds
FJfh WILLIAM II. SWIFT SAMUEL IILDBS aud AsDnEv II,
Trsecs for F Mortgage bondholdes and
avail. F Mortgage Bonds 'od 20 be paid 10 them In
them dsbued such vouchers they deem
sucsEt sAldsctoy done end materials furnished In
the g he road ard los such
o Of the Company the said Trustees may deem proper
10 BE- paid
ThEs makins the bond desirable svery particular
The following & from made 81 JOIN U
Campbell, ESQ. Cites Engineer;
fwon repeatedly r,e uPo. he comPeny the d..irsbl.nsu o.
20 eoad from dson norhwrd and ppns the
business Ihs length o. road eonpsd VII extend sn
miles the timber tv great value our lands nov ueh
fought Tor and enable sgi and bag ne is portion o. h'
which aBds covered GOOD pine logs are 70
ss ~ B. NJ in Lake - Groin and our road
sayns could day In Carrying out
with tic Local basnss 20 BE- done upon this
portion ofthe rosd -.
completes Equip the hrI, fJrty niles mach ofth'
part ofthe line being already graded
ahcd by examination that TIE esta,s Of earn
road when comTtei through the Lse made by e
viii be fuzzy Teese The wheat OF Ainnesot,
for IA, year IL sslnAied a. 5000 100 bn'hel-'
pf.ee Bonds AHd accrued interest IN currency
Drafts New lork funds Government obgons ths
highest phoe allowed Tor latter be sent us a. our enIsnse
~hsu The boud' ~ BE- By free Of charge 70 me pa
chaser .
the eatioa 10 place the securities u this Company upon the
Boks Beard mss Of the ro.d are ready for 6a'ne
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK......, .s,,r ia
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Georgia DewsI Gslye.ton, Williams Guian
sism.Sp Mehsis Marshnsn Charleston iivinson FexGca
Steamship E@PiI3 pO9sb, MTiasiSn j. Han
steamship Gen K Barnes. Morton Savannah Livingston 20,
steamship Aberm.r, ohdwict savannah. Livingston FI Co
s;ss%sBip AniSrssas l dress sa' EsssspSia O'
ssP SSess..n Uos AssP0Re o,S Msss, nd S R
Bsts GtalJ Hsocar Genoa Palermo soeoveh
Bs Gertrude CBLl Richards, Bio Jsnsro via E1Abslso
Brs eibsI. tBr Howard St Johns N B., D. De wOB
Bra Electra GBr J.cAms. St Joha, e. R. nnwddis Co
sch PG,!T a PIT; Mqn, s s. ISGms. Edrdss
schr s.r:h Eh.assh Reeve Ssysa L D. s,snRars
schr. Mary MeshOn BrIshtmsn Bristol
sehr NJ Town. FO1, Washington D. C., n l. Mecrssdy Co
Es54 s ARRIVED. s
stesmhip Nasar. Couch Richmond Norfolk
Ship N.rTassn.ss Hshs NewLoudOh hOurs In ballast j.
Barn 1sSsiDe O.n Bsrs ro. Elizabeth lnso. Bsy s.y.
ii ". Br .hp Anabs.as So Bombay o. es.sOw Len
st LsonSrd Berry to Dsm.. Steele Bermuda. days. in b.
Ns % s,sa'r,n Ffs1Psr RE JnsS e. - day:
ship salisbury, from the Clyde for Cslcsss
and ]. I ps.s . aSe IL frsa. ''''- ~ 80
Schr J. Birdsal iaEleton Virginia
sehr Ira Bliss brs Savannah days with timber TO Biso.
Sem a ..o = Brown esS%sy Bottom IiS..y
Schr VIM. SeisbuTyt .Nckerson, Stamford
Sehr Hattie Holmes Tspley
Sehr Psne, II with
schI Trade Niud aud b. be Alex Nckos
DuAes Sarsh Berpicc al for NewYok in few days
schr Compromise twrecking) - nom bark s J. Robesis
ashore at Absecom. .... - - .......-.
LeayerAt Co.
a MISCELLANEOUS. s'
The Wilmington c. Of Sept sys Vessels .csros
We there considerable
take uabe TIE Ws indies and South America AID
BARI John cssr o. NswYors go TINS ola nn.ssa,.n A.,
been purchased BY Thomas kpoe Co New Bedford and viz
lFtHt.E - " fts SPOKEN. ~ rtts4A
July IL lat 10 Is s. long "a W. Be- ship AHbl.sds nom Bonn
Rss M s. long IS W. ship ssbury rOm The cl,d, Tor Cal
Aus Oshs Crest omshead ,hp TrimOun,sn s,oes,r nom
Liverpool for Nas. York u ! n. - .f-L
YoTk for Rio Jsnelro.
.. DISASTERS.
Barb AntOnsi.. rom Trinidad for falmouth T. gut into bOoA
a M 18th inst l.aky .s
Brig Randolph ssn Island Boston, before reported ssho
MonomoJ Point has got Of and requires as,Ios
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yEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER I4 1860

inside price For forward delivery sales Of 200 ob seller
balanee Of this month at $50 80 bDl seller OCTOBER az
So % and 500 bb buyer do at e3 l2i Inc sales essn
and regnlsr $50 bbs at SO l00s 20 Otler klnds
duh and nominal Beef is in active demand but
prices are without change; sales Of go bb at s60sO fo
Plain Mess and sOd ga for Extra do Terce Beef and Bee
Hams are duh and nominal Cut Meats are queti sales OF
50pkgs Shoulder l5c Bacon In fair demand and prices
rmi sales Of 10 bxs Cumberland Cut at E Glbc Lard
opened easier and d but tho market closes steady win
fair demands sales Of 40 pkgs, al l7tal7ic for No. lea
lsic for City and 10. for fair to prime Steam and Kettle
Rendered.
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET oolock-Pork was dull
but firmeri sas OF 1000 bbls., at s3 -. ass 10.
PETROLEUM Il dull and prices are heavy and loweri We
quote 2e az1tc in bh and 2o92Oio il bulk Refined at
g dl6ic and do Free at 81 d63c.
RICE is moderate request sales Of 20 bags RanGoon In
lots, at 9iGl0C. H. 80
SEEDS-Cover Seed is in light supply and firm at l2i
ql2tc, Timothy Seed IL selling at e3 75de for Old ana
New Rough Faxseed Is in demand and hI - OG ~ et
Calcutta Linseed is firm at q 350A 80
SUGARRaw Sugars less active but prices are nr az
Oi al0e for fair to good Rsfning sales Of s92 bids at II
2ic for Cuba Isle for Porto Rice and 100 boxes Havana 81
lQtc Refined duh and nominal.
TAILOW-The demand Is fair and the market steadyi
sales Of coo at lac for Western and City Rough
Fabis selling AZ 7tc. 1900,
wHIsKY-The porke, dull but steady sales Of 80 bbs
Western, in bond, at $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-14

Cheese continued f of last report not nj
fell of 1907 ff the week which
about 90 less than for the week. but shippers
PLAYED Of dscoHRnG advance the anticipated l on the
other side when the 10 OOO60 COO boxes The
shah reached LOnden and Liverpool II seIPecec that
further decline viii The Csbe gives them news
nearly weeks In advance Of steamer they shape their
purchases accordingly just trade i almost a. stand
s and dealers declare they may vel shut up shop for all
the they Oss Cheese are held In
the country about what they bring here and The pea that
cos c make good factory stock has little 70 do with the
trade here-Wben shippers money Cbesee they VIII
buy; when they likely 10 oe by paying the asking prices
they let them Aloueibe lealone pory Is being pursued
just little very hne Chedder shaped fancy factory
Cheese WI atm bring l7ic. bat very little goes
above lIo, and good factories selhgg AZ
Ice We hear 81 900 boxes medium factory sold aud
lots offered 5c. One factory held ago
face Of offer Of Isles II las been sod lie We
noticed lot of skImmed iAm dairy 81 petty r
sold at loc and little poorer all skinned
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MISCELLANEOUS,

BOARD OF CoUScILMBS-No QUoRUM.-The Board
we're held meeting o'clock yesterday afternoon
kua quorum appearing the Clerk adjourned the
Beard until O'Clock Monday afternoon next.
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nro,emenrr Of ocean steamers.
PASSENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM BERMUDA Sept i3-In brig EIcelsior-pr. A. ontsr
bridge C. W. MeCaen Mr.. and Mrs J. Firth, T. Bourne Wm
Hall
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
sIPT 3-ll 295 bbls Flour 50 bbs Whisky. 900 bbls.
Corn Meal 1000 sacks Corn Meal, 10 500 BUSH Wheat,
2 3 bush Corn A. 800 bush Oats SO bush. Seeas pkgs
Ashes. 40 pkgs Cut Al eats, 5,57l bbls. Petroleum.
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professional No;ites.
pfntistrp.

BEAUTIFUL RUBBER SET OF TEETH,
~ WITH PLUMBERS TO SET OUT TIE CHEEKS
AND RESTORE THE FACE TO ITS NATURAL APPEAR
ANCE, MOVABLE PLUMPERs ADJUSTED TO OLD SETS
WEIGHTED LOWER SETS FILINGS OF GOLD ANAL
GAM BONE, 10 TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
No EXTRA CHARGE, WITH NITROUS OXIDE GAS. W hs4h1
OTHERS ARE INSERTED, - :
SPLENDID RUBBER SETS sio TO els
H. BERNARD. Ids, No ZIG sixthsve., near Foaesnihs
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So little strictly fine is coming forward that prices
are well sustained there firm tone IN the MARKET ou.
the reverse OF all other grades Arrivals are MOI
free as last week the receipts footing mp O packages oI
the week ending to-day bat there comparatively no out
Let stock acoumulang and the Of the market 50 lar as
ordinary and fair Western lots are concerned grow
ing weaker day. We drop the quotations about &c on
an but fine but will add that Of the prices given there no
demand aud when lot has IN bs Sold Is occasionally ne
case lower figures generally accepted One lot on 20
packages Canada butter sold IN bond 70 al English Snip
per Jb for l7c In gold In such case the o. 10
duty does have 10 be paid This the FIRST European
a. 1ment but butter works down abont 2a6c 10 Tor
pretty good English shippers viii take hold OF H. II now
looks very much though 1t would come 90 these figures Tor
with the present very for adding to the already
large the country outlet must be opened before
can all used up Letters from various parts Of the coun
Try represent that the stock held in different localities one
fourth rger this time last and that they never
making this Of the than now We
hear II offers deliver 1000 packages Western at @oe
At this time last season shippers were leplng 10
relieve the markei-now they holding PACK.
There IL 10 question but the market VIII hove
10 break down. perhaps 1t had better be With 30 GOO
packages held the CITY, than when double that amount
shall have accumulated The quotations Of Orange County
pals should mead fTmers for this hind IL only drop
IN the bneke besides very little Of that taken above &C
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
20 suo n Moon setG.s:S
sssdy Hssk .lIe Gov island 1880 Hell la
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NAVY GAZETTE.
fBy TELEGRAPH !
nnnunRn

Bept. 5.--Acting Second Assistant Engineer James
~tsrsou On steamer Chattanooga, Acting Second Assistant
ksS1nsSrs Charles w Gift John Mulready d. d. Fennell
I Acting Third Assistant Engineer Henry Ltehheld TO DUTY
n Esv-York ..- .-,
DETACHED.
sept 5ste George Appleton from Gulf Squadron and
granted sick leave OF absence, ~ &, = d
~ MISCELLANEOUS.
Reaf. Admiral GoldshorOugh commanding United States
European Squadron informs Navy Department that the store
ihip Inc TO be sent 10 United States The steamer Canaan
Agua has been Withdrawn from Ebe and ordered TO proceed
Smyrna touching at Canea In the island OF Canda IRON
hnyrna 10 Cyrus Beyrout and the principal ports the
Syrian Coast sfterward TO Syracuse hessina Palermo and
Port MahOu She Is 10 Lisbon her 10 tbe Med
Asrraneal taking on board provisions and stores.
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Corporation Notices.


oyvcH CRoroy AGUEDucT DEPARTMENT. Sept - 1850. r.
THO CONTRACTORS.-Separat sealed proposals,
the title Of the work which Il relates the
bidder and the date offs presentation v Be received
II WEDNESDAY september &C. or the eco
strueon following improvements 10 wits stone boss
Fifty ninth street from Fihb TO Eighth avenues,
Fify ninth from Eighth @ Tenth syenass'
Canal street, from Broadway 10 West street.
Pine street, from Pezrl 10 From, street;
Pine street, from South 20 Front street.
Front street, from Wall street 70 Old slips
Foryegh street from east tide Of Seventh avenue boso~S
FHtythrd street, from Sixth 20 Seventh avenues
William from Beaver 10 Pearl streets
Finie(h street from Seventh 70 Ninth avrnuesi
Vestry from Greenwich 20 Canal street, and
Thirtieth street from FRS, 30 Fnsh
Also the Construction Of sewers foI;yefms
Foyninth between Tenth snd Eleventh avenues wh
Hudson between Grove and
aud Greenwich street between Chnophr
Houston between Thompson and Lauren,
between Fiji first snd FhsiIt streets snc oetween Ninth
between Third
Fourth Leroy street between Bedford ree and 81
Lakes and Lsuren street between Canal and broome ree
with branches Grand and for receiving snd cub
IbiyfhUd street each
with branches in First and 10 Ihfnr and In 'ecoae
's,rvets 49, -
tanned on application At this Office. ..
rrHH ROBERT l. DARRAGH, AsOsdaes
...... A. W. CRAVEN. Be1d
FINO TRACTORS-Sealed proposals, indorsed
Proposals. Embankmen also with bidder and date
Offering will b. this office until 10 O'clock %
WEDNESDAY 26 1896 for making embslsment ,o
$500 cubic yards Of msiea against the north ace q Toe os
al be- ssed for the blds aud all
THOMAS STEP iENS,
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH.
A. W. CRAVEN
Croton Aqledact Beard.
once crotOn Aqu.duet Department September H. 1906
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~ a. IL w - ~. vi e., Ii n iss

n. y. WHOLESALE IklCEo Of COUN IhODbNt@
FoR WEEK ENDlSs Sept IL, 1876
EIpressy for The n. Y TRIBUNE by own Asporterl -
The following the current rates Of articles IN good oond
ton sold bY commission houses at wholesale Shippers
receive TO 10 y deducted for commissions beside
freight and other charges Parties receiving rodnce TO sen
immediate returns DO made cannon
the prices which transient buyers nave 10 pay
figures intended for the farmer than the er
chaD and prefer 10 dsappont by giving ne ounae
prices OF very choice articles.
BEANS AND PEAS -,
There Is no change report this week Trade quiet wiz
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Dipiocno Notifies.

Tara Farm PETRoLEun CoKPASr,
No. 10 Pne-st, Sept 10, 1865
THE TRUSTEES of the TARR FARM PETRO-
II LEuM COMPANY hsve this day declared DIVIDEND o.
ONE PER CENT the aplis stock OF the Company payable
The books the Company will be closed from the
I2th 10 the i6th ins. j. 4. HOGARTH, Secretary
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There s little falling OF reoepts-2ooi bhs fof the past
week-eut prices unchanged aud trade toersb Hete
The best bring &c bat rough lots AZ TIE MARKET are one
ing Of 23a2gc. We quote
Eew-Jesey and PennsyIVaniA fresh. hoi--.N 9
Western. ana enada y don GOOD orocr... H as
Egg Data Y busn. good. ..........--'..-'.-'' d.
FRUITS AND BERRIES
There trmer feeling 10 ApplsL the opuion gaining
ground the crop Is light Fine ieis Az much hgher
B,rfett have been sid AZ go per Dbl and nice
y the tasket fully 5 tly have suddenly become scarce
and pcole are calling 'or then. PIms too are hgbcr
ard Inc present week will nearly them DelavaTv aud
MARYLAND Peaches aesry urough willis they continue 10
come freely ron Western New forK but are lower
selling 81 g. rs 20 crate Fine Grapes sell well some
extra CuueVrds sd2Oc per n While those IN poor order
down 70 "a 0c Delawares are coming forward some
dopf SELL aud lot Of CEutOns would only bring &c per
ior Wine; Iabeas begin 10 arrive bu mostly unTpe aud
se Al IOc few Aew-Jersey Cranberries offering
M about s2 per Dbl but IL u too early for them
70 sell Qaiuees IN market from Norfolk, wortL
bort 81 Der bb Pine Flemish Beauty Pears will bring Sl0
da2 per bhl but these and all other nits should be
with sorts and assorted 10 40 near an even tIe
espo "a 1flI We
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port -marosn's Noiirs.

THE. PRESIDENTS rs. THE QUEENS ENC
.H. '. LISH. utrfI h
II IA Ed'rsy n Tss n TS4suee
SIR; IN his speech OF the tomb Of Douglas, Prssi,
den! Johnson styled toe uoaanenia cenotaph' ossotApA
erected person elsewhere thar Nlgr. l.r
buried. The word "Gn empty tomb" RrH- ssioHA
September {. 1866
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STATE OF NEv.YosK. BANK DEPARTMENT
ALBAsr April Is, 1866.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 10 Chap
~ 1859 and S Laws Of 1855 a. the circulating
the PheDiH Bank Of the City Of New Yorsa banking
.ssoeiou oos,ed City Of New Yovi be redeemed
par Superintendent Of the Baking DePstnen
ton National Bank In the City Of Albany for
an year, thr date hereof. and not thereafter
The outstanding circulating notes Of the sd Bank mus be
sened within the date hereof; and
presented for redemption and within
specified viii be the fund IN the
snds o the Superintendent for that puIpose.
fsw6uo Gpr97 @ W SCHUYLER Superintendent
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-15

IS call our readers attention to SAITH, Bros.
~ COS New stock Of Spring Clothing just opened
al SMITH, Bros. & Co.'s popular Clothing House, No.
% West Baltimore street.
Our new stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opened at 81 West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
Gail and sec our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at 50 West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
All tho latest novelties in Collars, Ties, Scarfs, &C.,
1t West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hall.
Tbs popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Balti-
nnTc street. next to the graat Furnishing House.
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10y =.
Tha exercises will be resumed on MONDAY
= AAI, September lLb. at o'clock A. H., on which
lay new scholars viii be admitted.
5Teo higher classes exclusively intended for younF
ladies', were formed last January ana ara in success.
iul operation at present.
Parents sending bo2raers. arc requested to provide
Tor tfair pUnotuai arrival.
arM-tf P.EWAPp
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-15

STARTLING STATEMENTs.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has had a very remarkable letter
addressed to him by Mr.. Freeman Clark, the
Comptroller of the Currency, and which was
given at length in yesterdays Latelligencer, in
which Mr.. C. assumes that the Reports of the
distinguished Secretary are utterly unreliable,
undertaking to give the figures to make his
statements good. As this startling missive
will undoubtedly call forth a response, We
prefer waiting while in order to present the
whole in iuxtaposition
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IHE HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.

SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail,
W. MERRILL, Agent,
tmh2l "a Baltimore street.
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MARRaED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the 18th inst. at
the residence of the bride, by Rev. John W. Brown
Robert Campbell, Jr, to Laura, daughter OF the late
Arthur 1. johnson, ESQ., all of this city.
Wright George Deets to Barbara Miers, all of Balti-
more county.
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAIr~THOR MARCH Is 1865
MISCELLANEOUS.
EMMIGRANF LABOR.

FARMERS AND OTHERS desiring to employ
Immigrant Workmen. should send theirapplications
without delay to the Office Of the COMMISSIONER
OF IMMIGRATION, N. E. corner of Baltimore and
North streets These applications must state the
number OF persons required, the qualifications ne
cessary the wages or payment bypiece. or otherwise
the hours OF labor length of engagement, and drec-
tons for forwarding,
AS vigorous efforts will be made 10 induce Foreign
Immigrants to make permanent settlement within
this state It Is expected and required of every one
employing labor through this Office to treat such la
borers kindly furnish them with good and substan-
tal food, and comfortable lodgings and pay. them
such wages as custom previous contracts for white
labor have established the rate failure to COM
ply with these requirements will be deemed sufficient
proyocahon to annul any contract with any immi-
grant furnished by the Commissioner.
1t would facilitate these efforts materially if the
inhabitants Of any districts of the C0un-
ties would confer and send their orders for number
of persons or families for locality so as to secure
to the immigrant social intercourse, and as a con-
sequence, satisfaction with his home Applica-
tons must be accompanied with an amount sufficient
to pay the expenses of the Immigrant from this city
to the residence of the employer. If the order can
not be filled, the amount will be returned. Address
VIM r. COLE,
Commissioner of Immigration
INTELLECTUALLY 1t LA.G.Sl Baltimore
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COELECT0R.S OFFICE.

u BALTIMORE, January y, 1865
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the several
owners hereinafter named of the lots of ground in
dicated by the numbers following and assessed for
the grading of North avenue, that unless the amounts
so assessed be paid before the 18th day of
March next it will become my duty, in accordance
with the provisions of the act of the General Assem-
by Of Maryland passed on the 10th day of March,
sessments by proceeding to sell the said lots:
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DIED.

CARBACK.-Fell asleep in Jesus, on the morning
of the 18th ins Mrs. Margaret Carback, in the 9th
year of her age.
COLLEY.-0n Monday. 18th inst, of scarlet fever,
Elizabeth Jane in the Sd year of her age youngest
child of John W. and Elizabeth j. Colley.
DAWSON Monday, the 18th inst, after long
and painful illness. Benjamin D. Davis in the s6th
year of his age.
GERHARDT.-0 Tuesday morning March 18th.
Mrs Mary Gerhardt, wife Of VIM. Gerhardt in the
74th year other age,
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TO Correspondents.

No notice can be taken Of anonymous communications
Hhateyer ts intended for insertion, must be Gr,fbe
hcoted By the name and address Of the 1criter@,oi
neceysHtg Jor publication, but as guaranty for Iis
e9o% JG'h. We are not to be considered RESPONSE
ore Tor me opinions erDressedby correspondents
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FIRST IN PEACE. as it has been during the war, and
first in the estimation of the American people, among
all the perfumes of the world, Phalon's Might
Blooming Cereus" is great staple of commerce in
all parts of the United States It's sale during the
past year has been literally colossal Obtainable
everywhere,
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Hair Bye! Hair ye!!-BAcHELoR's HAIR
DYE is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect e-harmess-ustantaneous and reliable
produces q splendid black or natural hr0wn--reme-
dies the i'll effects Of bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original color. Sold by all Druggists The genu-
inc is signed. W. A. BACHELOR. 81 Barclay street.
New York. fe1-d&wly
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-15

LIS HAIR DYE, 80 ctS.-BIack or bro1r,,-
a. durable reliable best and cheannr
est N use Depot No 66 John St., New YORK SoPS
by all drug, patent medicine. perfumerv I'm Sold
goods stores everywhere. ~i Foaf i9IneS