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Legislature South Carolina.
Wednesday, December 6, 1865.
SENATE.

The Senate met at 10 a. m.
The President announced that Mr.. j. p.
Richardson was added to the Committee
on Colored Population.
Mr.. Lawton presented the petition of
sundry citizens of Barnwell, Ldgefcld,
Lexington and Orangeburg Districts, pray
ing the establishment of a new District,
embracing portions of Barnwcll Edgefeld,
Lexington, and Orangeburg Districts, with
the town of Aiken as It's centre and seat of
justice.
Numerous papers we're received from
the House Of Representatives..
A bill with reference to Asiatic Cholera;
bull with reference to drawing of lurles;
bill to amend and renew the charter
OF the Calhoun Insurance Company, Of
Charleston; and, a bill to incorporate
Schiller Lodge, No. 80, of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, of the State of
South Carolina, located in the city of
Charleston; each received the third read
ing, the titles were changed to Acts, and
returned to the House.
message from his Excellency the Go
vernon was communicated to the Senate,
published yesterday
The different sections Of the message
were referred to the appropriate COM
mittees.
Mr.. Buist presented the petition Of the
Palmetto Savings Bank; and, the petition
OF the Charleston Dredging and Wharf
Building Company, praying acts of incor-
poration; and the memorial of the South
Carolina Railroad Company, as to bonds
guaraA.eed by the State, and about to
become due.
Messrs. Williams and Winsmith submit
ted reports of committees.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Clerk called the roll, the Speaker
took the chair, and the proceedings were
opened with prayer by Rev. Dr. Shand.
Message No. l was received from his
Excellency James L. Orr, ar read, at
the request Of the Govern. William
Henry Trescot. Esq.
On motion of Mr.. Trescot, th> .fferent
sections OF the message were referred to
appropriate committees.
The Speaker laid before the House the
petition for Act of incorporation of Rose
Mill Manufacturing Company.
Mr.. Russell introduced resolution
which was agreed to-that 1t be referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary to inquire
what additional legislation is necessary to
prevent the distillation Of grain into spi-
rituous liquors.
Mr.. Dawkins introduced a bill to regu-
late the sittings of the Court Of Appeals.
Mr.. Russell introduced resolution
which was agreed to-that it be referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary to inquire
as to the liability of administrators, execu-
tors, guardians, trustees, &C., for monied
transactions during the war, and espe-
cially as to the liability of parties for the
sale and purchase Of negro property during
and since the year 1860.
Mr.. Barker presented the memorial Of
the South Carolina Railroad Company, and
of the palmetto Savings Institution"
praying incorporation.
Mr. Pr"aslny intr"dnced a resolution
which was agreed te-inviting Gen. James
Conner to scat upon the floor.
MIR. Duryca presented the petition of tho
Charleston Dredging and Wharf Building
Company, praying an Act of incorpora-
ton. Adjourned.
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COMMERCIAL.

MoNsY MARkET-NEw YORK, December
4.-Gold opened at AZ, then fell to 471, but
under the rumor from Washington that
the Presidents attitude on the Mexican
rious difficulty with France, the rate closed
at 4S4. There appears to be no trust
worthlness in the report from Washington
at present, though there are certainly rea-
sons for apprehending that the Admins
tration will favor the Juarist Government.
Money has been easy to-day, at per cent.
on call. There has been no variation in
the rates of discount Exchange on Lon
don closed at 109b The expectation Of
gold and silver by the steamer amounted
only to s97,O 900. The custom duties for the
week have amounted to s2,174,O44 The
amounting to s1,240,O 900 in coin. This
makes the total deposit of coin since No
vember Is, under the arrangements,
s11, 1893, 700. The first of this month the
cash balance in the Treasury amounted to
s72, 800, 900, being $50, 1O2, 900 in currency,
the office of the Assistant Treasurer was
as follows: Receipts, SO, ,211, 1877. 10; includ-
Ing for customs, $50, 900; on account of
loan, 1887 600; gold certificates, 81, ,24O, 900;
eoy@sn'S' soi4s. s0240' '00'l' balance s77'2's''
COTTON MARKET.-NEw YORK, December
4.-The market is without change. Sales
and resales 2,750 bales, at 5O0952c. Re
ceipts for the week: Texas, 1909 bales;
New Orleans, 1894; Mobile, 2,198; savan-
nah, 4,627; South Carolina, 696; North Ca
rolina, 2,065; Baltimore, 1929; railroad,
6,7O6. Total receipts, %, ,224. Sales and
resales for the week, 16, 70G.. Total imports
since November l, 100, 49, since Septem-
Der !, 325, ,58l. Total exports since Novem-
Der l, SO, 1872; since September /, 127, $3.50.
Stock on hand, (estimatcd,) 10000.
CHARLESTON, December 5.-We have no
change to report in our cotton market,
and, therefore, continue previous quota
tlons, viz: 45046c. for middling; 47c. for
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Secretary McCulloch, in his report, asks
Congress for authority to convert the
sevcn-thirties before they mature into long
six per cent bonds, with interest payable
i'll gold.
The Imperial troops have all disappear
ed from the Rio Grande.
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Mr.. Editor, as the subject of contracts
and labor is one Of vital Importance to the
whole country, hope some Of your read
ers will publish their views on this subject,
that the planters may be able to deduce
therefrom complete form of n contract
Should not the State, and each District
for itself, call Planters Convention any
how? Truly, SALUDA.
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AVA
vertising and job work arc cash. We hope
all parties will bear this in mind.
The BURNING OF CoLUMBIA.-An inter
csting account of the ssSack and Dcstrnc-
ton OF the City Of Columbia, S. c." has
just been issued, in pamphlet form, from
the PhGnir steam power press. Orders
can be filled to any extent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Attention is call
ell to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time:
Apply at Shiver Housc-House Wanted.
=. 4 G. d. Hopc-Mouscline DeLaines
" Cheese, Butter, &c.
&c &c Pipes and Tobacco.
A. R. Phillips--Cattle and Sheep.
Proposals Wanted for Building Market.
Robert Caldwell-Ropes.
Toys, &c.
c. H. Baldwin-Fresh Goods.
Hardware.
P. Cantwell-Bacor Strips, &c.
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CHARLESTON, December 5.-We have no
change to report in our cotton market,
and, therefore, continue previous quota
strict middling; and 48c. for good middling
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AFRAID TO LAUGH Ladies sometimes
repress their laughter to avoid revealing
the discoloration and imperfection Of their
teeth. Fair ones, we would advise you to
try the the Fr,a,grant r., sozodont It will remove
Of decay, and whiten such parts as have
already become black by decay, and leave
the breath az fragrant as q rose.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON, DEC. 5.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Quaker City, West, New York
C. B.
Bark Tuscano, Shilling, Bath, Me.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

nN and after SATURDAY, the 9th inst,
~ proposals will be received for the crec-
ton Of new temporary MARKET HOUSE
for tho city of Columbia.
Plans and specifications can be seen, and
all information obtained, at the Office of
Messrs. Kay & Hcwctson, Architects and
Engineers, to whom the bids will be deli
vercd, scaled and endorsed, Proposal for
the erection of y new Temporary Market"
J. NJ. BLAKELY,
JOHN STORK
Council Committee on Market.
Dec 9
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local Items.

CAsH.-Our terms for subscription. ad-
vertising and job work arc cash. We hope
all parties will bear this in mind.
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~ DETECTION OF ooUNrERFEITIRs.
TREASURY DRPAlfxlHf,

goLIoIfoR's OFFICE, Oct. 70. lS64.S
placed considerable sum of money at the dispose
Of the Secretary of the Treasury, to be employed
In the prosecution Of measures for the DIGESTION
feiting Treasury notes. fractional currency, and
otaer securities OF the United states; This fund
and others through whose instrumentality often
ders brought to Justice; snd its alton
and the conduct Of the measures referred to are
placed. by order of the Seere tary under the imme
diate supervision Of the undersigned. to whom all
communications relating thereto, or to the
offences indicated. should be addressed. Liberal
rewards nave already been paid to several parties
feiters.
to the interest which all good citizens must feel in
the suppression of crimes tending to impair the
credit q the national securities; and thus embar
rsss all business oper atoms will induce the earn
est co operation Of all capable Of afordins any aid
in the efforts being made by the Department for
the attain ment of that desirable end: It is espsc
Tally urged that all persons having aknowledge Of
concerning such offences, will communicate them
fully and prom pity to the undersigned.
Publishers of newspapers Throughout the eoun.
try will render essential service to the Govern
msnt and the public BY giving eonspienens publ
novl 6tDSmW bolicitor ofthe Treasury.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
QEEICE COMPTROLLER OF TIE QuRRENCY.

WASHINGTON, December 81, 1854
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented 70
the undersigned. it has been made to appear that
The National Bank Of Commerce, Of Georgeto,cn. in
ton and District Of Columbia, hos been duly or
eanized under and according to the requirements
Additional Currency, secured BY pledge of United
sps 70 d9T
and has complied with all the PROVISIONS Of said
mencing the business of banking under said act:
New, therefore, 1, Hugh MeCuiloch, Com ptrolIsr
National Bank of Conmtyee of Gsorgstocr, in the
City Of Georgsteien, in the county Of Washington
mence the business of banking under the act
aforesaid.
of offce this thirty frs, day Of December. 1854.
ISL HUGH McOULLOCH,
2-6Ot COmptroller of the Currney
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Imperial Italian Theatre.
From La France Musicale, Dec. IL.

SECOND APPEARANCE OF BRIGNOLI IN DON
PAsoUALR.
The new tenor, Mr.. Brignoli, has not disap-
pointed the expectations that were formed OF
him on his first appearance on the boards OF
the Theatre Italian. Although in Martha he
appeared In very favorable I,gns' tnat opera
talent, for the reason that II Is In itself quite
incomplete. All were, however, charmed by
his voice, so full of softness, and by his stYIe,
which is most purely correct. His success
was not questioned for moment. But this
was not enough. There was due to Brignoli,
not only an ordinary success, but q triumph
like those TO which the North Americans nave
accustomed him. His second appearance,
which took place on Wednesday last, in Don
Pa:qIaLe, vas yerita6le event Mario, in his
best days. has never sung the serenade better,a
part which, IL will be remembered, was the
fOyorite nlorcedu of that tenor; in the other
parts of the role BFignol caused him to be en-
tirely forgotten. He must be heard in the duet
with Mile Patti, and in the quartet What
charm is there in his voice, What power
Of expression; and, more than that, what a
pleasure and what enjoyment for the appre-
ciators of good singing. We have spoken of
the softness with which he sung the serenade;
al that we could add would give but feeble
idea OF the enthusiasm which he excited, The
low murmurs OF the brdUos, which served as
an accompaniment to him, were succeeded by
the warmest applause; and after two success
sive encoreS Brignoli had TO re-enter the
IeSses TO sing that adorable melody a second
tune. They called him out after the duet in
the first act, and after the famous quartet of
the second, and he was recalled again, with
his fellow artists after the final rondo, IN which
ID lie Patti drew forth immense enthusiasm.
The role of Norma, as we have often said, is
exactly suited to the young prima donna. This
representation has given new proof of the
TACT, it is impossible 70 sing with more grace,
or TO act with more spirit. We do not know
how often she was sRcored, but may say
that since the commencement OF the season she
has never exercised such power of fascina-
ton.
The duet OF Scd1eso and Of Dele. Sedie, was
twice encorsd, and justly So These two artists
are In all respects unexceptionable.
In short, this representation of Don Pdsquals
has left nothing 70 be desired during the opera
season.
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IMPORTANT TO PlMALEs,

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The com bin alton Of ingredients in these Pills ID
are mild in their operation and cannot do harm to
the most delicate il correcting all irresu.
ache, pain in the side, psipitation OF the heart,
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was the commencement Of new ara IA the treat.
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INFANTRY TACTICS. By Brig. GEM VIM p
Casey Infantry Tactics vols Scots Infsntsy
questions by wilson Infantry Tactics for colored
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JUVENILE BOOKs.-The Tiger Prince IA
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~ The Potts vile Mining Journal states that
the anthracite coal trade of the year lust passed
amounts 10 99O2,SO7 tons. an increase of So ,62i
tons. With the bituminous coal the total
amount Is 1l,7il ,139 tons. The increase OF do.
nestfc coal is G30,000 tons. The decrease in
foreign coal was 490l67 tons. The coll,ery ca
pacity of the different regions is ample to sup
ply all the ceal the market W i'll require. Min
prs an d laborers are more abundant also than
they were at the beginning Of last season. The
supply of coal in 1865 will depend altogether
npon the Transporting capacity to convey it to
market
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ORPHANS COURT, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
s the
ceased. the executor aforesaia has, with the
ington county aforesaid. appointed sATUR.
DAY, the 2s1h day Of January; 1865 for the final
of said deceased, and of the assets hand as far
as the same have been collected and turned into
of said deceased NO titled to attend, lat the Or
phans, Court of Washington County aforssaidJ
otherwise law Be excluded from all benefit in
said deceaseds estate: provided copy Of this or.
the Evening Star previous to the said 18th day of
Test: 2. c. ROBBINS.
ia 7.lawSw Register of Wills.
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THE EVENING STAR.
CONVERSATIONAL.

In THE SENATE yesterday after the close OF
our report
master General the rank Of Brigadier General,
and providing for the appointment Of two as
eistants. who shall be es Off clio inspectors gen.
eral OF the department, after which the re-
taIiation resolutions were discussed at length,
and the Senate adjourned.
THE HOUSE resolved itself into the Commit
Tee OF the Whole on the naval appropriation
bill, and without dlsposing of the subject, ad-
sourned.
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ORPHANS COURT. Jan. p, 1aa5.-DrsrR1or OF

y ooI1as14. %4Saifs4os 6OSs1!. g ssss: Il
q. of James H. Richardson, deceased, the admin
istrator vi a: AFORESAID hss, With the appreciation
snai settlement and gjstributsos CT iao Sersonal
estate Of .ai1 deceased. al1 {: assS:s n hama,
as far as the same have been collected and turned
into money v hen and where all the cred tors spd
heirs Of said deceased are notified to attend fhe
Otherwise BY law be excluded from all benefit 10
order Be publ Shed once Wesi for three weeks in
the Evening Star previous to the sid nn PsSF9ary
II IA. lS6? s..Iavsw feR Register e Of wills.
T'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
the az
1 ass S late q 4.
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
Ser on or before the 2ist asy Of J.nusry next;
they may Otherwise by law be excluded from all
given under my hand '9 sos III ~ & s1H.saa.r'
W.sSinston county in the District Of coiumsi a.
ms4n
deceased. All persons having claims against the
same. With the voushers thereof, to the subscri-
Der, on or before the 2s.h day of 5.nusfy next (;
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January, ,
1855. MARTHA II. JOHNSON,
ian 3o-lav3w@ Exscutrix.
IIROMEY HAIR COLOR REsToRER FOR RE-
j tanning and gradually bringing back the Hair
to its ginal color without the iuconvenience at
tsndins the use Of dye. Sold BY an druggists
rs cents per bottle.
DEXFORDs INDICATED GINGER BREAD
H NUTS, for worms, unrivsled in EN- easy. and
peculiarly adapted for children, being eaten as al
For sale By dru gsists. Price IS cents per box.
NORTH AMERICAN REyIEW FOR JANUARY
United States eeryice Magazine for January.
Lsnxfellow Prose Works. 2 vols.
The Miner Boy and HE Eonitor
The Boy Slaves, by MAyne Reid.
House and Home PAGERS. by Mrs. Stowe.
Him or Hymns of Holy Retire. shment
Reypard the Fox, new Edition,
The Maroon, By Mayne Reid.
The Morrsons, By Mrs. Marsarst Hosmer
tanl2 fkANCk TAYLOR.
TAUTIERp Having Fesumed
" my former business Of serving Balls,
Parties Dinners, Weddings, &C., re YE0V
turn my thanks 70 my former friends and ,ks:| -
the IN 6lic generally for their past patronage;
bag 8 continuance Of the same, Is am fully pre-.
pared TO serve them at the shortest notice. and
252 Ponnsylvania avenue.
P.s.-Orders fsceived for dishes for Al psrts OF
the city. oecH-
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~The following is the latest oil storv:-A
m an went from New York to the Pennsylvania
OIL region and spent 81 500 in boring for oil, but
without success. He had no funds lett, but
bought five barrels Of oil on credit carried them
70 his well In the night, poured the oil down
his pipes, and the next morning began pumping
with success which astonished all his neigh
oors. Before the flow stopped he sold his well
for $1,000 and went home. Where are the
wooden nutmeg makersi
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DIANos AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

n. G.. METZEROTT, corner Pa. ~. and nth gu:
and only importing house in the Dis tVvyu
trict Sole Agency Of Steinway Sons grand and
new assortment. making our stos ok Is instruments
of this celebrated factory alone, which is larger
CT Of this house in the country. Besides these,
We have stock Of Payen 4 Bacon, and Haines
Of Mason Hamlins Justly celebrated CABINET
ORGANS which We sell at factory p1isss. from
Purehasing exclusively fer cash, We are enabled
to sell at the lowest figures for cash. and upon ao-
com nodatinR terms
Old Pianos taken in exchange. tuned and re
paired oc6
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l STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
d. YOUTH TO THE AGED!I
BI0kRENE,
LIFE REJUVENATOR.

This preparation is une quslled as a Rejuvenater
The aged Should be certain to make the Biokrene
ahouseheld god, inssmueh as it will render them
youthful in feeling and in strength, and ena ale
them to live ever again the days of their pristine
JOY 1t not only exhilarates but strengthens, and
really an invaluable blessing especially to those
who have been reduced to cond ition of ssrvlity.
self buse misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No
matter what the cause of impotency of any human
ergan this superb preparation VIII remove the
effect at once and forever.
BIOkRENE
CURES 1MPofENeY. GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS
1NCAPArITY. DYsPRPsIA, DEPRESSION. Loss OF AP.
PETITE Low Spirits, WEAKEEss OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERAT1oN, lMBECILITY, MENTAL INCIDENCE,
EVACUATION. ENEUI. 1T HAS MOST DELIGHTFUL,
DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFFECT Upon THE NER-
ted nervous biities are earnestly advised
seek cure in this most excellent and uneauaIled
Persons who. by imprudence. have lost their
NATURAL V!GOR, will lind speedy and perma-
BIOKRENE.
The FEEBLE. the LANGUID, the DESPAIR
ING the OLD should give this valuable discovery
trial; it will be found totally different from all
other srticies for the same purpofes..
TO FEMALES This preparation is Invaluable
in nervous weaknesses of all kinds. as it will
store the wasted strength with wonderful perma-
hence.
in It's will renosate the stomach to degree Of
perfect health and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
One dollar per bottle or six bottles for IS. SOLD
BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
Sent By express snywheEe by sddressing
HorcHiNes ctdar Street, NJ. Yott
Sold by 8. c. FORD, corner nth street Y
dec 9eoly,a ard Penpsyly ania avenue. u
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CLOTHING.

TMPOR ANT NOTICED
BAR 4 BRO, Corner 7th and streets.
are Offering their fine stock Of
CLOTHING AND GENrs,FURN1sHINGGO GOODS
AT REDUCED PMcEsI
k RARE S SHAsos ESs B BAkssAA11s
GOATS. PATS and VESTS Of every asserip;ion!
Ar Entire Entire New New Lot Lot Just Just
sss B9ys and
AnGoeds represented at what they Really Axe.
f FAIR D pEAL1sa sSSAAkAassTEsbI
~ Store closed Saturdays until Evening.
oL0T HING.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES
J. H. SMITH and SMITH BROS,
THl GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSES O. WARRINGTON,
No. A6O AND &,
SEVENTH STREET. OPPOSITE PosT oHs1os.
ALL GOODS sPoNaED.
Where you can IA nSr n r. STYLES
YRENoa,
1NGLIsH.
wA AHfE5odt5HA GOATS.
Latest STYLES
fAe iof ipoTUSiH BREASTED vHsrs.
Bus1NE asD SUITS.
PLAIN AnB FANCY CASHMERE.
r0ss'he' VIII I1XnsseBsr STOCK
ot5 SSzf
THE CITY.
N.B.-We also hassru,
lis s455 If
p11oES GOODS
cgsrossG WORK.
All Of which We offer at
UNUSUAL LOW PRICES.
GlNTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS, GAPS, SHIRTS, TIES, sUsPINDERs.
J.H. SMITH, No. 400,
SMITH EROS, No. 464,
CLorHIERs AND MERoHANT TAAoRs,
Seventh Etrset, OPP. Post oface.
90 G-Sm Was{ain gton.
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NEW BOOT AND sHOI STORE!
CHAs. B. BAYLY & CO.,
us PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

t8h AIS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, -.
Bet. 1lth and 18th sts., near the Kirkwood House
would respectfully inform their Friends and the
Public. that they viii open
On MONDAY, October IL, 1854.
hne and n ew assortment Of
LADIES', GENTLEMEN, MISSES, BOYS, AND
CHILDRDs'. BOOTS AND SHOES.
made UP in the Latest and most Fashionable style
We viii sell at reasonable prices, and hope, BY
tfict attention and integ gritty TO merit fair shsr
of the Public patronage.
Particular attention has been paid to the Ladies'
Department of the business, and We can safely
bosst Of one Of the finest assortment Of
Ladies BOOTS AND SHOES
in the city.
OHAS. B. BAYLY & co.,
&C l4-H No. 27e Penn. ay.. bet. nth and l2th sts
T'REAsURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY,
WARRINGTON, December Il, 1854.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
The MerchGns National Bank Of Washing ion, in the
ard DiSn id of CclHnr5is. has been duly organized
under and according to the requirements of the
act OF COngr entitled An act to provide Ma
sionsl Currency secured by : pledge OF United
has complied with all the provisions of said act re-
CURED to be complied with before commencing the
No% of es1s iss
Msrekaxts' NattonGi BanE oJ Washington. in the
City Of Washington, in the county Of W1shinston
nepce the business of banking under the act afors
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of once this fourteenth ~ aUS Fl G MsuHLt lH
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