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Discrimination Against Baltimore.

The Newbern Times, in discussing various matters
of interest in connection with the reconstruction Oh
lines of railroad through North Carolina thus deals
with matter of some interest to Baltimore:
while this subject. il is well that we should
ventae another subject in connection with railroad
ing 1t in relation to the enormous treghs charged
and the seeming discrimination made in favor of GER
tain localities We learned from prominent stock
holder, and who is about as well informed in
rairoading matters any in the State, that accord
ing to the present schedule of freghts the North
Carolina Road, freight put upon the road west of
Raleigh, at Greensboro or High Point for instance,
is charged precisely the to Raleigh per hundred
or barrel that it is to Goldsboro, and if the
freight is to be forwarded to Wilmington, it goes
through without any additional charge.
For instance: thousand pounds of freight shipped
per hundred making $5 but if it Is to 90 to Colds
boro it is still $3.50. and what is still astound
ing. if it is to to Wilmington it is shipped clear
this statement is correct; but il stated to us
by one who ought to know: The result of this very
unreasonable discrimination is, that thousands of
pounds Of freight seeking transportation o. Bati-
more ana other Northern cities through Newbern,
as the natural port of outlet from points west and
east of Greensbo are being h&gled from Is to 20
miles along the line of the road to 5racrsboro',
where they are shipped over the Piedmont ROAD TO
Richmond, and thence by City Point to their desti-
nation. and that too by stockholders in the N. c.
Railroad. These facts are stated 70 be so. whether
truly not we cannot tell; but if reform is i'm
peratively demanded.
This no doubt answers the question so often asked
as to why two-thirds Of the freights arriving at
Goldsboro, from points West go to Wilmington, in
stead of to Newbern but why it is that two-thirds
or three fourths of the balance passes by Newhern
and finds shipment from the port of Beaufort, re-
mains to be explained. If there unj Just dscrim-
inations this road, which do not believe then
they should be corrected If, however, which is the
more likely the freight shuns this port because of
its having to be ca4teI through the town at a heavy
expense 10 the shipper, then it follows that our
merchants and business men should go TO work and
build an arm of the road to the landing provided
the railroad company will not do so, which it is
clearly their duty to do, or put the one they al
ready have in condition to be used by our shipping
merchants"
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The Catholic World says that within 1

The Catholic World says that within the
last fifty years no church has been so prosperous in
the United States as theirs: About two thousand
churches and chapels have been built an increase of
one thousand eight hundred clergymen-mostlyf from
abroad-one hundred and sixty schools established
for the Catholic training of ten thousand boys and
thirtythree thousand girls Moreover. there existed
in 1857 sixty-six asylums, with ioAr thousand nine
hundred and sixty three orphans OF boIll sexes;
twenty six hospitals with three thousand beds four
insane asylumg besides many other charitable insti
tutions. all established and supported by the private
charity Of Catholics"
The Salt Lake Fedette says. We have in
formation from good authority that the Mormon
Hierarch recently announced, in grand council, his
unalterabie determination to stand or fall by po-
lygamy. 1t was ordered that all church officials
should forthwith be instructed to promugate this
fact md urge by every the entrance into plu-
raty at once Of a persons who desired to hold good
standing in the church. Immediate compliance was
to be required and those who failed or refused were
to be informed that the church disowned them-all
must become polygamists or be no longer recognized
as among the faithful they do this fog the sake
of Brigham. they were not with him:
M. Ponsard, the author of new and very
successful play just brought out in Paris, occupied
an obscure seat in the back of private box during
tbs Grst performance of the piece ana hs audience
was first made aware of his presence by a sho1ser ~
kisses bestowed upon him by his wife when the up
roarious applause decided the of the drama
The audience present on tbs secession of the
most brilliant assembled in Paxas including the
Emperor. the Empress. Prince Hohenzoilern. Prince
Napoleon, PrinesGses Clothilde and Mathilde Coun-
tess Walewski Count Walewski. General Fleury
twenty of the most notable members of the Jockey
Club. the sntire press. the two Dumas. Jules Janin
Theophile Gautier. Nisara, Emile Angler. and the
greater part Of the French Academy.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH news
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.


Fort MONROE, March 19.-The United States gun
boat Bienvie has come down from Norfolk, and is
now lying in the Roads. having completed her re-
pairs. As soon as her compaSses are adjusted, she
will leave to join the West India squadron The fol-
lowing is list of her officers Lieut.. Commanding
IL. b. Seeley; acting volunteer lieutenants, C. J.
Gibbs and W. R. Hathaway; acting MASTER H. c.
Nields; acting ensign, W. N. Smith: surgeon, VIM
Johnson Jr,; assistant paymaster c. G. Perley chief
engineer, w. III. Hunt acting first assistant engineer
Z. W. Pennington; acting second assistant engineers
j. l. Buckley, NJ. c. Heath J. S. Nesen: third assist
ants. j. F. Custer, W. F. JarbOe C. F. Enggrccm
The U. S. gunboat Florida, Lieut.. Com. Rolando
passed out the Capes yesterday, also on her way to
join the West Indian squadron, and to relieve the
United States gunboat James Adger, now at Aspin-
wall,
The United States gunboat Don, Lieut.. Commander
Chandler, arrived here yesterday from Annapolis
having the old frigate Macedonia in tow The latter
was towed to the Norfolk Navy Yard this morning
where she will be fitted out crusing vessel for the
Midshipmen of the Naval Academy.
The fisheries of North Carolina are now said to be
in full operation and there excellent prospects of
abundant supply of herring
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italian Fashion,

French jurist has lately published book on
the frightful extravaganza of les emes. He speaks
especially of French women, but. it will be seen by
the following extract from the Bodoir, the fash
ionaoie weekly of New York, that the reign of the
miner has arly begun in the country of Garibaldi:
The Italian ladies DO not appear to be at all behind
their Partisan sisters in the mania for fnery. At
fancy ball lately given at Florence by the wealthy
banker and Senator SignOr Fenzi, lady is described
as having achieved 1.-THE most absolute triumph of
plastic beauty" by appearing in simple skirt Of
white satin over tight.fttng, fesh-colored silk.
while the classic cothurn" replaced the modern shoe
A Hungarian lady, the youthful Countess Karsly if
less paradsac in her garb was yet more "the eyno-
sure Of neighboring eyes" She represented the
MeE de Gl2ee. Beneath double veil of white and
of blue tule By way of clouds appeared the terrific
undulations of the her de Glace, painted and woven
on white satin skirt. Sharp-pO!ned blocks Of ice,
bears, chamOis birds Of prey, char
acteristc was omitted. A very loose tunTc forming
train. depicted the left side of white and
blue clouds, and on the right splendid sun darling
rays of light. At the bottom Of the white satin
skirt light silvered stuff simulated hoar FROST The
body OF the dress was of white satin cut in small
pointed basques, trimmed with swansdown and
glass The Countess frosted hair was prevented
from falling quite loose by crystal chains, while her
bead was framed, as it were in SWANSEA"
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MARYLAND ANNUAL CONFERENCE OBJ,
THE VI. u. CHURCH.
SIXTH DAY-TUESDAY,

Conference met at $50 A. NJ, and an bour was
spent in devotional services '''
ne report OF the Committee on Necessities Of Cir
cu!lS ana ?tatlons was presented and read
!, "A clrcnlt was set oil from Anne Arundel ia he
known as Broadneck Circuit and circnit from, X
to he called Chesapeake Circuit "i' Il 0iii i>eh''
Conference resolved itself into the SuperarnuoteJ
auha >oeiety. he roll was called for the annual
N the charD An informal report on the nart W H.,
Board OF Managers was read Some altarot; VI llIo
proposed IN the Constitution. and the Conference was
again opened and adjourned until 3 p NJ Penlir.,
the discussion of the proposed amendments to tbt,
c99hsttution to the Superannuated Fund Society. an
adjournment took place. ''' az
afternoon ScsstOR.-COnference re- assembled 90 d.,
appointed hour. 'ieu Ut tuo
RE Rev :: T. Murray at the request of the NJ. P
bopH directory, was left without an appointment in
0rGer 70 be continued as editor of the Metho3gf PRO"
Rev. John Elderdee presented tho ro,o-. 90 A..
Committee on Superannuated claimants Re- "a 7 no
Mis- I. 5- was placed upon the list. -
2 II was proposed that Rev. T. L. McLain he trors.
leTeu TO me list OF unSatoned ministers This cErt
tH o considerable discussion, and finally laid on
The report of the COMMITTEES on Titorot,,uo
taken up and rdopted. The committee strnnrrI,, -
commend 10 the favorable consideration of Metbnd
IT, Pf8tSSaantf the Literary Female institute at
The report Of the Committee on Statistics ,oI.,
~ anu a12red. From this it appears that there ,re
mopl memoerS, ,I}& probationers q ministers -
preachers, 1873 churches . parsnnooeS i ~ -
members. l56 Sabbath schools 6l$ Teachers OSItG
Srn oS volumes IN library, and otaivaiu Of
Conference then resolved itself into tbe Sy,ou,,-
chair. N'' ~ " mates III the
The subject under discussion when tbe Soc;ot- lac.
adjourned was postponed for the present, and ma5S
4. NJ. '-''I"" at ~ o'clock,
&C ne sum OF S23O was appropriated for the purchase
~ new plate for the certificate Of lie lnemberHb
for investment " 10 ''-"'H from the lund
Inc officers of the Society for the past wear wer,
ITGigcSG' except the Secretary In this case Ecy
sal declined ''"00 u Ne'' W. ~ Pol
,d fit was resolved that the Board of Managers look
5lter legacy left the Society by Brother Wiincv ~
concord, Pa The Society then adjourned mil an
T. NJ. to hold its anniversary ruentin,, W "'''i' 80"
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ARE; YOU sTO UT AND FULL FLOODED:

IfyoI stout, feshy, of full bio oded or petho-
rio abit YOU are probably subject to headaches;
VERT CO. dizziness a rush of blood the head and
cons estive diseases generally At al ~ rate you are
NOR likely to be cted in that man er than people
of "A more lean hab it, Now you, abov all other per
sous in the world. should have constantly on nand
box of Railways Regulating Pills. If yol never nave
to use them so UGH the better. The 3 cents they
cost will be cheap investment II 1t ucceeas IN
frightening away disease. 1t will be cl 'eaper one
If in sudden attack. when no other medl ca au De
convenient. it rescue you from the grave because
you stout and plethoric, people will tel you
get bled. Commit such act OF folly: LEI Lei u,
Railways pills be your only protector. The tulncu
ty if you attacked by rush of blood to th head
not by too great quantity of it in your system 1t
is occasioned by irregular action of heart and
liver and bleeding will only increase, not dimi nlsh
that irregularity. What you need is somethn to
restore the organs to natural and regular act ion,
and thus equalize the circulation of the blood hat
is precisely the effect of dose two of Radw avs
Regulating Pills: They do not merely purge. They
regulate" the liver. the bowels the Spleen the lid
news and so on They expel from the body the in
furious matter and search out for that purpose all
diseased bumors and deposits wherever hidden. In
ths manner they restore healthy action to the heart
the brain and the lungs, well as the stomach rem
Ser the circulation of the blood and keep your
avnce of superfuous flesh. Such Railways pills
SJMS ReRadWay's pills are elegantly coated with
which renders them perfectly tasteless and free
gun sr,nii They can be swallowed by children as
1l o as sugar plums They are the most pleasant
ed;cne in the form of pills in general use. They
sras thoroughly yet mildly.
Pfneipl Office. 81 MaidsniLsnRs,A TST VIE Eco
=mh7-2w ~"A~ " W.
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Startling confession

LOUISVILLE, March 2O.-A man named King. ar
rested few days ago for theft recently committed in
Ohio, and awaiting in jail requistion from the
Governor of Ohio. has confessed to a recently con-
fined Government detective, of the name of Harris
that he king, not Payne was the man who attempt
ed to aSsassnate Secretary Seward. This confession
being repeated to Major General JEFF. C. Davis tenn
porarily commanding this Department, Genl Davis
telegraphed to Washington for parties who were ac-
quainted with the facts of the assassination con-
spiracy, to on and investigate the affair." King
is identified here as having been Il rebel spy during
the rnhrIliCn
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The State Of the Treasury,

The return of Mr.. Spinner. United States Treasurer
in to the resolution of the House of Represent
Syes on the 9Th inst, requiring statement of the
condition Of the Treasury at that time gives in ad
dition, the full return up to the 10th inst The whole
available amount including cash in the National
gain of about seven millions Of dollars SINCE the re-
port Of Mr., Mcculloch on the 1st inst Mr.. freeman
lark, in his late letter, attempted to show that on
the same day the amount of assets in the hands of
the Secretary was about one hundred and seventy
millions The estimate of the Secretary is, therefore
sustained by the I nited States Treasurer and the
-PhiLqde[pbid INQUIRER ~
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MARYLAND ITEMS

SALE or REAL EsTATE-Thomas :. Keatin, IL,
as trustee, sold on Tuesday the farm formerly oTyaj
S ~ John D. Connolly deceased. 10 Captain Robert
kEnown ;ls the Peace Land" to Mr. Benz n. Bigc5
E;-Me learn that the c0lorcd church in Sran-
iaruS Neck was destroyed by fire on Saturday night
last 1t Is said to be the work of an incendary II IS
ous az 5 a2t ii qeS to those in that neghborhood
tins act, and desire that the guilty parties should he
brought to puniShment-B ~
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from He independence Beige.
1t is affirmed on all sides that the conference on
the affairs OF the Danubian Princpalties will posi-
posG q the Of the powers wbeb
signed the treaty af lS56-of course including Italy
The provisional Bucharest has, it is said
asked to be represented at the Conference by dele
bian Principaiities gould be confded a I Tf'a
The Wanderer. of Sieqaa. openly advises the Coy
the Danubian Principalities by annexinQ tnea. 70
the empire. BY adopting this course Austria Would
at once escape from her Italian difficulties and the
dangers with which NJ. de bismarck threatens her in
Germany. The two Western poWers would be glad to
see the exchange of Venetia for Moldo- Wallaohta,
and Austria could then reckon on their moral and
material support against the pretensions of Prussia
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Cheya,ier.s Liz, for the Hair

VII, rest ore GRAY Hair to ! IS ORIGINAL COLOR;
SIREN CITIZENS and PROMO TIES the growth of the
weakest air. stopsit falling OUT keeps the head clean
cool and he ahy; can be used freely; contains mourning
ars urious is unparalleled as HAIR ORESSlAui
AND is recommended and used by our best hyslclans.
assure you, LADIES and GENTLEMEN, us all
yor require for the Hair. Sold by all Druggists 10
Mt INV Office, No. LIB Broadway New York.
fe15-wSs@ ,Y SARAH A. CHEVALIER. NJ. D.
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE. March 19.-Doctor Samuel Wolfe was
brutally assaulted on Saturday night and seriously
wounded.
The celebration of St. Patrick's day was partici
pated in here by only small number of persons
The Fenians say that all their able bodied troops
were sent to the frontier over a week ago.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.

VtRoiNIA.-The following offices have Just Iron
established and appointments made:
Little LEVEL Mountain, Greenbrier county. Vast
Nirginia-Wa airing llaws postmaster ''s' w est
mis- Mccullough postmaster Ns"ia- Den
II haWklnsyIiie Sussex county NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Armitageville Lancaster o.,,4 W.
II: Armtage postmaster, COUNTY, NEsAh@t-Nm-
il rnv onice al New baltimore Fauauie7 COUNTY Va
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Missouri LEGISLATURE.

ST. LOUIS, March 19.-The Missouri Legislature
adjourned sine die to-day.
Generals Brisbin and Wade reached Cairo yester-
day en- route for Arkansas.
Gen. Conner arrived at Kansas City from the Plains
to-day, en- route for Washington.
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ence Of trichnn in pork is confiLei il is cnimed TO
a very small district in the Hartz Mountains in
Germany and that tact demonstrates it to be the re
suit OF some local cause The only fatal cases are
among those people Of that district who eat the pork
raw ard ncured. 1t is demonstrable that the pres
ence OF trchlnG in the pork is a disease affecting the
possible cure and preserve diseased pork it is to
cure and preserve FISH that have begun to decay No
human Ingenuity, it is asserted, cure any pork
that is diseased by the presence of trichn or other
wise before killing. Any pork that has been cured
and will pass ordinary inspection by an inteIl-
gent person, may be relied upon having been free
from disease, whether from trichina other causes
before killing.
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Sinking Of. Steamer

OMAHA, II. T., March 19.-The steamboat U. s.
Grant, from st. Louis for the Upper Missouri sunk
in ice gorge, at the mouth of the Platte river yes
terday. The loss is estimated at fifty thousand dol
lars. The passengers and crew were all saved
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IS66.
Waic ties.
1866.

ASPLEYDID SrocE OF FIRST CLASS G, NLD AND SILVER
WITCHES. just opened this ,iay toge ther with an
entire new assortment of Dia mond. Pc ari' mosaic
and other jewelry. Also solid sterli. 'g SILVER
Ware. Triple Plated Albata Ware of every deScrip-
ton. English Table Cutlery, Clocks Opera 3 uasSes'
Spectacles and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes. uese
articles will be sold at greatly reduced pric es
The public are invited to call and examine our stock
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
tacture Hair Jewelry to order at short notice:
LARMoUR K Co.,
Light street, opposite the
mh5-lstntf Fountain Hotel
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LReported For the DniIr Comme,oin11

ANNAPOLIS, March 10, 1866.
Court Of appeals If Northumberland Term 1866.
No. 20. J. NJ. Walker vs. L. A. Rogers, exccutriv
Of a. Rogers, Appeal from the Superior Court Of
Baltimore city. BartoI justice delivered the opinion
OF the court. Judgment affirmed Weisel, justice,
No. "a. Samuel Black vs.. D. Carol. Appeal r,orl
the superior Court of Baltimore city BortnI
Justice. delivered the opinion of the court Oder
affirmed, with costs to the appellee. and cause re-
p No, 81. J. II. Curey vs., J. A. Thomas and s. s,
city Bartol justice, delivered The opinion of The
court. Decree affirmed with Costs TO the appellegs
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From New OrIaams-SGayOr Monroe Not
Permifted 10 TaEe Els Seat

NEW ORLEANS, March 19.-All tho newly elected
city officers have been duly installed except Mr.
Monroe as Mayor, and Mr. Nixon as Alderman
whose functions have been temporarily suspended
as coming within the exceptions to pardons made
by the Presidents proclamation. NJ. j. Roster has
been installed Mayor pro TEN. by order of General
Canby
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Cure for theRindernesf.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-Dr. William Schmolle
an eminent physician of this city. is prepared to
prove that Rinderpes is caused by parasites growing
in the skin and can be checked by washing the ami
NAL with solution of corrosive sublimate.
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Reported for the Daily Commercinl,1

TowsoNrowN March 10th. 1866.
=, Circuit C9urtfor Rdhimore Conty.-Hoa. b. C. II.
Emory, Judge John L. Ensor, Esq, States Attor-
ney, prosecuting.
State vs. Margaret Conner colored indicted for thu
larceny on q dress, the property of Louisa Battee
Not sentenced. X. K. Boarman, Esq. for the defence
Alter passing some orders, not of public ipterest
o'clock --NA'''@S ~ teh
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THE MONUMENTAL AUTOMATIC GAS MACHINE CON-
PANY, (McAvOy's patentD is prepared to furnish
promptly Machines of capacity sufficient for Private
Residences. Public Buildings, Hotels, Churches,
Schools, &c. This apparatus is simple and reliable
fixture. which any person can operate. and furnishes
beautiful brilliant light at an expense of only two
dollars per thousand feet. No heat is required, and
the risk and trouble attending its use are far less
than with the ordinary lamps. Persons residing tenn
p0rariy or permanently in the country enjoy this
greatest of city Injuries at small expense.
DIRECTORS:
JONAS II. HAYWARD, il CRAWFORD NELSON
HENRY JAMES, HUGH SIsSON,
CHARLES NJ. JACKSON, L. S. HUTCHINSON.
J. ii. HAYWARD, President.
CHARLES +. MANNING. Secretary.
f. 5. HUTCHINSON, Treasurer.
Otce-li Light Street. mh2l-lmlstp
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Co,,,,,. C- :, ~ -, Ere

H.n noosh' W" o he
pleasure in calling the attention of o, IT readers to
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs Smith. Bros.
Co.. No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
W know when say their present stot k of clothing
ca mot be excelled We commend this firm to the
fav orabe notice of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits. an d deal on the
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Pur THE orvsr. o, ge. 7erally to your friends as
to what tn " Il, for their teeth and the
response nine times out of tie NJ viii! be- so1OdOnt'
IT'S no longer necessary imp 900 isI ~ -
the public mind experience has t. s-o .I
that. as means of beautityi ng and ,,iaesa-t
teeth. nvigorating the gums, and givin o. baro;l
aroma to the breath. it has no ri val in eth,
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CHAMPAGNE WINE.

Just imported from France, large invoice of
"AdOlphe Flamant's Champagne Wines" from the
celebrated Epernay wineries. For sale by
JEWETT & ST0CKLEY,
Al s. Charles st., sole Agts for city of Baltimore
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EEGRA FERS Dc PRINTERS,
AND DEALERS IN
FINE FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY.
FANCY GOODS, &c.
ARTISTIC MoNoGRAMS,
COL0RED INITIAL STAMPING.
81 CHARLES STREET
Corner Lexington. Baltimore. Nd.
S26 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
mh19-tf 1Etp Washington b. C.