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observation-disclosures.

8 &lein mar Die 3abl Der Climber nnb
Helm oas @trafmaB, rueldes Der Necors
Der fir BuBgeloer anpnnete.
Gin SAMPLER, Der @erfaufe IN Der
Ntarttbaae abihIeb, obne geieslid basu
bere@tigt au fem, Inubte 10 Dollar
Strafe 3abIen.
Gin Observation-Disclosures iparo IN Gre
nlanaelung bon geIb fur ieinen Sauo'
nenrauld ms Mrbeitsbaus fpebirt. 3
Sine Sb0nr, bic better ais ibr 6e'
nom1nte au fem ibeint, iiu6te, neil iIe
Az tGhtIiber Stunbe in ben n6rofi9en
Sbeilen Der college Strabe NIT Serreu
f6 Iaut ungebiibrlid auffiibrte, $40 sur
8erei9erung Der @tabttalIe beitrageu.
Sin 5rie6enslt0rer, Der Nfiene u1aGs
te, fi9 eegen bic Diener Des @eieses gu
tpiberleben, lernte einieben, ooB oergleis
den Selbitoe rtbeioigun9en itrafbar lino;
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bingung, fid fiinftigbin befIer betraeen
3u ipoIlen, mad, 9aufe geben.
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gen ipur6en 6uberit seliuoe bebanoelt.
Ser Sine Der 9ln9etlasten Gam nit So
usb bic beioen Slnberen ieber mt So
onbofl.-
3mei Sale fir fleinere YeiebberIes
kun9en ipur6en Our9 Sreiipredung uni
Gntlaffung Der Mngefla9ten erleDigt.
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TIu6sNe

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IafIen mad, an Der 9ebee tparen geitern
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bic Gifenbabnen s1fdgert. "
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iiber Cairo mad Mfenlpb:s. lSenig
sSraht lnO tuenig Yaiia9tere ipnren bel
Der 0lbfabrt an 8orO 0es Snmpfers.
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rGonntde Ioreen bon Cincinnati bier
ertpartet.
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tner an Der 2euee,i uttiserit boaftlnoie
reparirt gu iein.
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Il 1T stuar tpenie felt borgeiterp 9e(tie1
aen, 6ennoA betr6gt Der Iuterf@ieb eis
men baIben Snb. lSir notirtel geitern
glaHmittas 20a SUB an ben 8arp4b
&boale. .r
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-21

R Ser 9roseB Der 0iauber Oes
louisville unO gtalbbiIe 3uges, ipelde,
iuie mir beribteten, in 6ranflin perbnfs
tst tpur0en, Iol nur cine @orunterlns
dung let1, Oh bieleIben bis gum pro>
seB, nelder am eriten Wontag i'm Ofo >
nat Sanuor 1867 ftattfinben fol-, aut
Blr9fdaft freiseIaiien iperoen f0nnen
ODER nidt. @s I1eint uns, ipenn mir
lDlhe 3a6ridten genau iiberlegen, ais
Oh man pie0er oas alte Rriii3ip Der
Sia6fdt gegeil oer9lei@en Banoiten
einSuiciten gcoentt. u
aH Sn Wfempbis brad Doraeitern
Morgen in Nabifon Strabe Elm sSeuer
aus un0 ebe no1 Die 2of@mannlGaftens
ipebr an Srt lino Steae anfdni, tuarel
IA Berionen 6urf Naad3 erffi6t. 9llIe
befonoen iid in ben obereli @toftperfen
i'm fetten 61tnf pnb buttea uift Belt,
fi9 III retten. Cine b6Hft ieItfarne GrS
l6einnne III, baB man eiiien fe6sm0s
9entliden 96ueling nod IebenO an Der
Bruf leiner tODten Mntter fanb. Nafb :
benz bic Jeuertpebr our San6 mar, tunroe
man in furssr 3eit 9efr Oes serftoren.
ben Gleinentes- ~ d s6ri5 b Sd b a5 I'll
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Gtaot erbieit fpdbrenb bes geifrigen 5ds
ges cine lrbenstpertbe Ebdtigteii, ipeHn
aud bic TransdctioneIi bon nidbt aatis
10 gIdndenben GrfoIgen tpie pctgeltern
gefr0nti finb, 70 In6 he iriiner5in 9ldns
sen6 AZ nennen. Die Serren RauIeute
fteben Bis ip6t Mben0s in ben 2ngers
baulern nn0 felbft mad GuneeEmeroen
| fiebt man OEe glerts NIT ben 2aternen
nod eef6dftie berumfpringen. Baum
5aben bic Chefs Der @efddftebMslsr
3eitk tIln ben in Der Office nit &9mer,
jen tuartennen Reitnnes >Neporter bic
DaIIcnS umfdbe nngeben az t6nnen Mr0
binfis ,npb OerfeIbe lid uHfreimiIIig bieI
ldBoef bort aufbalfen, nls ibm Iieb lit.
a8dbreno bes eeitrieen Cages iuareu bic
6Eansdetionen I'M biefeen Wfartt ME
fpIat: ,11Ee8 .e .rg
Gtnpfnngea 792 @aIIen.
Merffifft 813 .Yssis
Werfunft 1888 i,,.a y,l
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GriminalsGcurt.

Sie bielen 5eusenberbore, bauptIads
lid aber Die laneen &reaaberb6re. pels
DIE bic Serren AbOnfaten DeranIaBten,
nabmen eetern Die gati3e Belt bes ge>
l9ipornenoerihts in 2lnipru@. @or
@n6e 6iefer 98ode ftebt fdperlid Elm
gerbift Der Sur1 ~ eriparten uno f6eint
go itns, als Oh 6as Rublitunt Der Sa6e
iiliioe miro. geitern iuarea Die &aume
Dss @eridtsIaales nidt ,bolb, 70 9eflut
ME in Dcn porberge6enoen Tagen un6
lcIblt f9eint bic 8abl Der gIbbnfateh ab<
aenontnten al haben.
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@petial NOtisrll.
gserseiebni6 1e,aer gln3eieen

i'm beutig gIat te.
y Surfeb SdieBen in 8iinteforf's
S6iiben<Yarf.
q 8eibna6tsbaurne bel 81. EritIds
Ier, SO. 134 SlorO' GoIesefIr.
81 S. 9. Geutter, &leioermader, SO.
81 Sio WarfetitraBe.
~ @bipman, Sosmer u. Co., Claim >
unb Granddaughter, Sfo. 446
Gier3ebnte StraBe, Bafbin9tOn,
s.. 6. s
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Tfir G6mim6factotiae.

Der Mn,eisen6e ift in penieen @od5en 6ar4 Elm
enfades 9eiImitteI, na6em Ct Sabre lang nit einem
betisen auneenibeI nnS NIT Der fr9terIiben arants
belt, Der SGwinbia1t bebaftet mar, eebeiIt worbeH
mnS panj&t iebnti9ff feinen gattmenf&en bas 5etts
mtttel mitaEtbeiIeu. ---rs--7sr~
allen bic es ruanf&en, mira CT einesGopie bes Res
aerteS 0oenfreil nit Der 8trettion fir bic Beretane
HnS ben 6ebroR9 snieneen weIdbes ne In0en weroer
aEs cine Edbete Ssiluug fur S1wi1ojntt, Mfhma
ben aetSenben wobl ~ t5f nnb er b0fft, bab ieber
Rranfe fein WltteI peri@en wtrb, DO es nefsfeIben
uiH IS toftet unb f@ ais Segen etfpetien wtto
gerfOnen, bic has Heeept wani4stb IsOasn fi9 ses
&digft wenbeH an
Rev @cwarD u GBflfDm,
2tCfhSpB &iHiamehrrd. Rings Co., ". y.
HDer Mbcnnemtentspreis fir bietdelide GIT
tans III $14.00 per Sdbt cbtr $50 fir Quar-
tai. Sir bic 5Ontaseaettuns $500 per Sabr.
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COURT PROCEEDINGs

THURSDAY, May 81, 1885,
~ Court Of Common Pleds-Hon. Judge King.-0liyer
Iruet y Co. vs.. John Risett; appeal from johnson;
held sub curis. '
Hugh Mccall VS.. U. Stanley; appeal from Show
Baltimore and Susquehanna Steamboat COMPANY
ment reversed. 'Ne
VIM. II. Ashley and others vs.. Lewis g. CurIett; ap
peal from johnson; judgment affirmed ~T
Sophia M. Lauder vs. David Melvin; appeal from
Logan; appeal dismissed. --'A-
p Nelly Cassidy VS.. Jas. Norman; appeal from Nc
kinley; on trial. - '--' -1o
Assignment from &C. to Sc on appeal docket.
hyperion Conrt-Hon. Judge Martin.-Gregg &
Hughes VS.. Drakely l. Fenton; before reported not
concluded. A0'
Assignment the same as yesterday.
- Orphans' COur.-Judges Audoun, SuppIee and
Hotfman.-The will of David Judah admitted to
probate, and letters testamentary granted to Solo
mon mo- NJ. Hyams and VIM. c. Bradley, Jr The will of
Elizabeth Mosher admitted to probate and letters
; m granted to Jane L. L. Inkesson The
Will OF John Phillips also admitted to probate -
Letters of on the estate of Elanor G.
Arabella Ramsey to VIM Daniel '"'O "a
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about "a feet to The south line of the property owned
OF supposed 10 De owned. by DR.. I. Owings: thence
Westerly On sald south line about Is feet to Arch
street about Ga feet to the beginning. Assessed TO
Henry RieInan for paving taxes Arch street S9o Sc
beginning for the same Mt the northwest corner of
aTch and Baltimore Streets thence northerly on west
sac OF Arch street about 49 feet to Rabore street.
nence westerly on south side of Raborg Stree+ bof
q lee inches to the west line of the lot now heinz
It9 l2ea; thence southery on said west line about
ibs 70 Baltimore street, and thence eaSterly on
me horth SIDE of Baltimore street about q feet 6
na; 70 inc beginning. Assessed to John Lester for
PISas taxes Arch IS
as nnIqg for the same at the northeast corner Of
norm slde OF Baltimore street about l6 feet inches
tbenca o. the property now being described;
or less, to the south limo of tho prnnerty In1ops
70, OF supposed to belong to, 8. ". Brown; thence
Teter Gn Ssid south line about Is feet inches to
Tue S'St Hhe VI Srch street, and thence southerly
on the east line of Arch street abont o. faet 70 IN
beginning Assessed to c. NJ. Raborg for paving
Beginning for the same On the
Peach alley about l76 feet southwestern from az
side OF Peach alley and the southwest side Of Ham
burg street. and at the southwest line of the
assessed to and supposed to belong to Deford 4 Hon
kins; thence sOutheasterly on said southwest line
aboHt l55 feet to Leadenhall street: thence sontL
westerly on the northwest side of Leadenha street
% feet more or less to the southwest line of the
perty being described; thence northwestern on
said southwest line about l55 feet to Peach alley and
thence northeaStery southeast side ofPeach alley
~ feet more or less, to the beginning Assessed
Mary h. Farnandis for paving taxes, Peach alley
$3.50 rs
Beglnning for the same at the northwest corner of
baltimore and Chester streets: thence nOrtherly,
the west side of Chester street. about 3 feet to the
southwest corner Of Chester and Great Hampstead
streets toence westerly, south side of Great Hamp
stead street, feet, more less to tho east line of
jacob Pappler's property thence southerly on said
east line and the east line of Mrs. Margaret Bank
ard property, about 3l feet to the beginning Va
can't. Assessed to j. Beatty Graf for paving taxes
chester 1892 10
AUGUSTUS N. PRICE,
nyZ-tutStrts City Collector.
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BALTIMORE DAILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. JUNE 4 Isas
ImpOrts-FOreign.

Mayaguez, P. R.-Bark Mindora-365 hhds sugar.
Aherns.
Cardenas-Schr Antelope-9S hhds sugar, tcs
& Co. -N'i A-'A'' 'Aa'e
- Port Talbot, Wales-Br bark Wild Wave-6OO tons
r iron, B & r Il Co.
Matanzas-Sehr Jonas Smith-25S hhds sugar, 1le
Aherns. -
-, Atwood Cay-Schr Richmond-125 tons guano,
r. NJ. Heslen.
Exp0rts-FereiSM.
Demarara-Ital schr Marnetta-1 OPS bbls flour,
S00 do bread, 800 do pork 10 do lard OIL 200 do meal
QUO bush corn, 100 do peas, 6l47 lbs hams 1000 do
candles, 1850 do lard 1886 do cheese 1000 slaves
200 shocks.
Hayana-Str Cuba-3S2 bales hay, 43 lbs candles
ITO do hams, $500 do butter, 1852 bush eorn 1G dc
bran, 600 do oats kegs meal bags rice, bbi pota-
toes. Al gals coal OIL $50 doz brooms 100 can oysters
Total value OF foreign exports for the week ending
May 81, 1885, $220S4l.
1mpOrts-COasfwise.
Richmond-Str Petersburg-43 hhds tobacco, &C.
Geyer Wilkens 10 do do. % hhds do. L. W. Gun
tier.
Edenton. n. C.--Schr C. NJ. stewart-2.5OCO feet
lumber 300 bbls fish, % bales cotton 95 cedar posts
Whedbee II Dickinson.
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HNAX DEPARTMENT,
4 CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE.

1,o-,r BALTIMORE, Nd. May 2, 1866 (
NOtlCE is given to the owner or owners of the
several LOTS OF GROUND in the city of Baltimore,
which are described below, that unless the Paving
taxes due thereon respectively as hereinafter mem
noned, shall be paid previous to TUESDAY, 5th
gay OF June next each of said Lots on which the
taxes may remain unpaid as aforesaid or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the sums due
theTeon with all costs and charges will be sold ac-
eordng to the Ordinances of the Mayor and City
Council OF Baltimore, and Acts of the General Assem-
ply o. Maryland to the highest bidder. for the pay
o'clock at tho Exchange, in the city Of baltimore
Inc terms OF sale are that the purchaser or pur-
chasers snail pay to the undersigned on the day of
SALE or the day next succeeding the amount of taxes
due on the Lot sold, together with all costs and
charges; otherwise, tho Collector may resell at the
risk and cost OF the first purchaser and that the resi-
due or balance of the purchase money shall remain
on credit of one year and day.
beginning for the same at the northeast corner of
Rab0rg and Arch streets. and running thence east
wardly on the north side of Raborg street about Is
teet inch to the east line of the property now heinz
described, (being dwelling and premises of No. IL
Eahprg street,; thence nOrtaegIy on said east line
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Reported for Daily Commercial

ToWsoNTowN. May 81, 1866
Crctit Court for Baltimore Countv-Hon. D. C. II.
State vs.; Conrad Robb-before reported; trial con-
GUIDED. Verdict of acquttal. r. W. Doughertv.
ESQ for the defence. OO"e-tei y
State vs.; Samuel Reese. constable indicted for a..
Sauit and battery and false Imprisonment of MARY
Farlow; tried before the court Held sv5 c,tr;G
MgSsrs. Boarman and Radcliffe for The prisoner.
day, June 14th. -'i 4nufS-
Reiny VS.. Wesley. and Irwin VS.. KpowIton both
cases set for trial on Friday, June 18th. D''u
In the case of the State VS. James Young and Rob+
Ihrusby indicted for larceny. the counsel for tbe
cuSed. Messrs. Hack and Radcliffe demurred to the
Indictment argued before the court Held sb c,,r;a
Court adjourned until tomorrow morning at 9%
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GotFEE.-Ihere is but little inquiry for Coffee.
bau .ne market may be quoted dull and heavy. We
reported to-day sales of go bags common Rio at
i na eIS goid and Of 80 bags fair cts gold
MO as ranging from 16 to 2013 cts gold for com
mon 70 sh6iee; Laguayra at 19@2O cts gold: and
ysster ~ za sts gold The Grey Eagle arrived
stocs from no With of 800 bags and the
:. FLOUk:IThe market is quiet, and the feeling in
n,c 10 less nuoyant than it was although
appear disposed to press sales There are. hoWever
CIV Mills SSes5 at present The sale of 400 bbs
hi Iepoaed BY US Yesterday was not
ton was made to-day at 1915 Dbl, which is
the only transaction we have heard Of We still
Sa075i Do Extra at Sl29l2y5O; Ohio super at $lO.S
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SSAKEs.-1n some portions of this county tho
snakes are so numerous that it is almost imp0ssbIe
Creek stream near this city, as high as five bn1-
Gred snakes axe have been discovered in one body fish
ing mas almost entirely been abandoned in this creek
county stock have left the woods terror sticken on
account OF the numerous quantity of snakes. IN
the suburbs OF our city several large ones have re-
Gently been killed-OeensJoro, LKnl SIieLI w re-
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THE CHOLERA.
The Steamships Union and Peruvian nj
New Work with tho Ci,oIera On, Roa.xa

New York with the Cholera ON Board.
The New York Herald of yesterday says: Two
moro vessels with the dread pestlenceEAsiatic choI
era-on board. have reached our shores. The steam
ship Union from Liverpool. with thirty four of her
passengers sick with the epidemic, arrived at the
Lower Quarantine on Tuesday: where she was Joined
Yesterday morning by the steamer Peruvian, with
tMenty3eight additional cases of the same disease.
The sick from both vessels were Immediately trans
terred to the hospital ship Falcon where they will
receive the best of and attention. Thrty-three
deaths occurred on board of the Union during the
passage and tho mortality on board of the Peruvian
amounted to thirty-fve all told.
DR., BISSELLS REPORT.
DR.. D. II. Bssell. the deputy health officer in
charge of the hospital ship, yesterday transmitted
the following report to DR.. Swinburne, the health
officer of the port:
HOSPITAL SHIP FALCON, May so, 1866.
DR.. Strin6ulpe: have to report the arrival of the
steamship Union, Captain Palmer from Liverpool
May II, at this station. She sailed with four Inn
dred and thirtyfour passengers, and on her arrival
here. many of them were down with cholera. The
first case occurred on the 18TH in the person of n
native of Denmark who died twelve hours after the
attack Thirtyxthree died on the passage mostly of
cholera, She had thirty-four sick on her arrival
here. They were transferred to this ship, many in
dying condition. - -
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Pittsburg Petroleum. Mnrket. mar oo

Business III the oil way yesterday was extra duu
The sales made were limited: buyers and sellers We're
lary anxious to operate. The supply of Crude in the
market has been limited for some time past conge-
qqenty the stock on hand at present is quite small
worth mentioning navigation to Oil City being at
tended with considerable difficulty since the low
lnal. few small parcels only were disposed of
prices being governed altogether by the gravity Re-
liners have an ample supply of Crude on hand and
are not IN the market as purchasers The river re-
Refined olive have no change to notice as re-
5olS bonded; philadelphia delivery immediate. 43%c
Saes OF lo bols on the spot at "a cts sales of 500
cts; 800 bbls do, October free on cars B. O. at ii
Free oil was dull. Prices irregular.
Urude pc were apart yesterday. hence we
at AZ cts. and 500 do at Il cts. Buyers were dis
posed to be shy. ~
cincinnati Provision Market May FL.
There i. a firm feeling in the market, with fair
GS9nSumptlys and some speculative demand. Mess
city sold early in the day 1t that price, though some
brands could be obtained 25c less cid is held at
~ 90. Bacon is in good consumptive demand at
4H ~ and l9c shoulders, sides and clear sides ali
packed III hhds shoulders sold at l4I4c Hams are
IN good request at I92lc for plain, and 22l5@235c
for cured 20 hhds sugar cured sold at PC can
xassed and packed Bulk Meats are held firm n" at
sides and hams all loose; but buyers contend for c
less Lard was .; active and higher. 200 ties prime
sou at zl1ac; U cS city do at 212sc and go
DO at 2la4c holders at the close asking 22c Nothing
doing in head or gut.
New York Markets.
= NEW YORK. May 31.-Fleur has declined ta10 cts
t9r common; sales of 1900 bbls State S7lS6g ST.
OHo ~ thern unchanged but heavy sales
u 0o eoS. Wheat dull and d2 cts lower sales of
TTi,yUV nushes neT No. ! Milwaukee at S2i502 Is
SOls9i as aeehned BOA cts sales of 227OOO bushels Mt
steady Mu asS fts Whisky unchanged Sugar
cts Rosin s Ss66nlnE tendency Turpentine $685.
GaJ cosed If e. Corn Id. and by steamer "a
Philadelphia Markets.
I PsL4DELPHIA, May 3I.-Fiour is or;a..
~ wheat hrm saring 81 3d. Pennsylvania do ssg
@255. Wheat has declined. Rye has ana ad 90. 800
Sl.20 Corn is firm at IS cents Cotton Is saaced to
4O@4 cents Whskey is steady Ohio 50 ~ Psya at
sylvania $2.25@2.26. S--o' rem
Wilmington Markets r
| WILMINGTON, N. c. May 31.-Crude Turnan.;r ::
unchanged. Spirits Turpentine dull; no sales Is
Rosin $7C0725: No. $7.75@S.50. Pale Tar 81 5aa
1.55. Cotton dull; no sales.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. May 31.-Flour and Wheat are dull.
Whisky is 1924 in bond. Provisions quiet and un.
changed Lard % cts. Gold $780,
H. A., IL =
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The DISADVANTAGES OF BEING PooR-A bouse
breaker lately stole from poor man at Boston two
bank books, representing 1895. and burned them
mp; Both circumstances have been proved in court
but the banks refuse to give the man the money or
new BOOKS, unless he gives suretes to considerable
amount that he will not make another demand for
is unable to give suretes and is therefore. likely to
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THE FRENCH GoING-The Courier des Etats Unis
the French Imperial organ in New York-in a
double-leaded editorial. makes the important an
nouncement that a definite arrangement bad been
pany for the transportation of all the French troons
from Mexico. within the time specified BY M. b.
IHuys in his recent interview with the American
Minister. The editor explains that he makes the
statement to silence the cavils of some of his Amer
can eotemporaries at the supposed bad faith ofthe
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aSr.eor,, M, -o,,

-1-'-'AI OLIS' My 81, Io65
No. g. 0. Brehme Co. vs. Adams, Ernre::s i9 eo.
pany. Appeal from the Superior Court Of Baltimore
CITY, This cause was argued and concluded by "
the appellee. - A'i4''n LUZ
No other argument will be heard this week
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LARGE STRER.-A steer was recentIv nboto,

LARGE STEER.[A steer was recently photographed
at indianapois i9dIana, which was seventeen hands
alS9 lbs. he, was raised in ShelbyviiIe, indian
he owner said he was of the common stock, and de-
hs He was taking him to Cincinnati wbe,e ~ ~
meant to exhibit him for time, after which he
meant to take him to New York, where he WouId
the largest steer in America "iu W pe
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MEDICAL,
EhR. .E0WESTGn
AP BALTIMORE

or,zrc4, ~, -o,- IN ~ LOCK HOSPITAL.
. discovered in the Great, Hospitals Of Europa
the most certain, speedy, and only efsctua remedy
Structures, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder
inVoiuntaTy Discharges, Impotency, General Dsbil:
pPR aa N gSs H low SR6
essSs Of the Head, throat Nose or Skin Auctions
nie disorders arising from Solitary Habits Of Youth
secret and solitary practices mora fatal to their vic
Ulysses bgbiils Their most at Brilliant bopes or ar 81
"'lpIaonS rendering ny M4&2TTTsge Ee., impossible.
.. 2hioo no. 5. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
sac going from Baltimore street, lew 3oors from
LIZ c2ne1 tal not to Observe Name and Number
4 M, a. HUET of Paris, still. continue, ri, .r.
~ cessful treatment Of C0NSUMPTI0N' Sey sIo
residents Of Baltimore, in an advanced STAGE 0f 4S
sslseaSe, are now rapidly Iseoysrng and can be re-
ferTsd to; Apply at his OFFICE. Southeast corner
land. -''N'' '"i'l1OFf ;sI MaaaTy-
ERs' 4. HUEh', Graduate of the Medical Facul-
-1S T. Of Paris, France,) Member of tho ModicaI
and Chirurgical Faculty of Baltimore, Nd. il the
olscoVorer CT the only Remedies for Diseases of mr.
yate character, without Mercury or noyious drngsL
recent cases cured IN from Il to 4S hours on writton
guarantee Chronic, inyeterate and constitutional
diseases spch az have been abandoned az incurable
are speedily and permanently cured. The treatment
adopted by MIN is that which has the approval If The
most distinguished Physicians Of Paris and its uni
yersal success in practice of 20 years has proved
beyond doubt thai the worst cases readily vieiS'
and are thoroughly removed al once and forever Fo
the system. especially all cases of constitutional de-
oIity; nervous diseases which soon or late turns IN
consumption, and all the evils ontaiIcd by certain
pernicous practices which ruin both body and mind.
unhtnng the victim for either business study soc2ty
OF marriage and to those who suffering the eyfi
e1ects OF improper lndulgences of whatever kind
osA now 90 perfectly restored to natural health and
visor, II brief period by applying to one WHOSE
or tnETofes0ioT.ai ohcrges
Distant Patients consulted by letter and r4medies
and private manner. NS
0fie t, southeast corner of FAYETTE and FRED
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

;, The STRIKE OF TIE SHIpwp1eurs -rho NJ, w..
Of hi. ct 0s OF Wednesday says:-The sbipwriehts
hour system VINO Sa Are engaged strike for the eight
This double purpose no % Of East
ship budes and 9in ." to Be firm in to the
count COMMITTEES has reported to then the O%n a
y sand Hanker IN this city willing to assist bem
tracts that az security Tor the completion of con.
meeting that ship are n s9e
az work on the eight hour PLAN and that the nrnsn
OF success was never so bright before The
i've acton Of the workmen Of Boston has Trest1v