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An Indian Treaty Ratified

WASHINGTON, March 26-0fioial proclamation has
been made.of the ratification of the treaty between
the United States and the chiefs and head men o
the Minnecongon band of Dakota or Sioux Indians
These Indians bind themselves discontinue for the
future all attacks upon the persons property of the
other tribes unless first assailed by them and to use
their influence to promote peace everywhere in the
region occupied frequented by them.
The band agree to withdraw from the routes over
land already established or hereafter to be establish
ed through their country, and in consideration Of
this the United States agree pay them ten thou
sand dollars for ten years. for such articles as the
Secretary Of the Interior may direct,
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lReported for the Daily Commercially

ibN SON TOWN. hGTcl = tn 1850.
Circuit Court for Baltimore Couaty.-IIoa D. c. II.
Emory judge John I. Ensor, Esq States Attorney.
The Court was occupied with the following business
this morning:
VIM. Boone, Aaron Disney and Ann Disney. his
wife, Nm. Cuilin and Mary, his wife, Oliver Ioone
and Maria Boone, leSsees, vs. Wu. Il. PurnelI. A.
in Mount Washington, Baltimore comfy. Triad bo-
fore jury, Not concluded. McsSrs Lawdsr, Boar
ly, Richard Grason. Cuttings and Machen for defend
ants.
This is one Of about forty cases on the docket
and Others involving the title to great deal of the
property situated in the village of Mount Washing
ton, worth several hundred thousand dollars A
number OF interesting questions both of law and
TACT are involved in these cases such as the effect of
plaintiffs ancestors, etc.
State vs. Z. Phoe!man, indicted for selling lager
beer and lluoT on Sunday; three The defend
ant gave bail in tho of S2l0 in each case with
Joseph Merkle as his security.
Court adjourned until Wednesday mo- ling at 10
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pR0CEgDSgas OF FEE coUR.r.

TUESDAY. March q, 1855.
Criminal Cowrt.-Hon. Judge Rond-CIeorre q
Maund states Attorney. prosecutLg.
Catharlre 4. Penningt ton, charged with keeDino n
aIs9TaeTly house Found guilty-fned Sl00 and costs
three separate indictments of selling liquor on sun
day. Postponed: Sebastian Lagos two separate in
4lctmcntS Of selling liquor Sunday. Postponed.
tetef Brown, charged with receiving stolen goods
triei before court. Not guilty. Thomas Clemmons
Noxon. Postponed. Willis Pitt, Larceny Of ono No
silver watch valued at S. from Rodmnn Gordon
lcogred) plea of guilty entered, but under the yalue
OF S2-Sentenced to the penitentiary for six months
JacCp hamiil appeared with Fred KnuT and 80
6all IN the sum OF Sl.DO, and Emma Hucket with
Charles ducket in the sum of $500 for their appear
aDce at court 81 ''+
Court adjourned to this morning.
:, Colnt Of Common PlSes-IIon. Judge King.-John
in favor of plaintiff for 800 and costs 'eiuicI
h., ueorEe Amelng VS.. +. A. Cunningham; judgment
Lutqg T. Netter vs. Francis Boheger: judgment
p John Eyeos vs. Elisha Guyton. garnishee of wm.
Same vs.; John W. Randolph garnisheo of the same;
entered off. o'
Samuel Burnes Ct. al, vs. Christopher c. Cox; YER
dict III favor Of plaintiff for Sl46SS.
Joseph Merchant vs.; II. MerreIl ct al, claimant of
property attached in the hands of c. R. Merrell at
,aGhment on warrant tried before court.
The claim of II. Merrcll. J. i. Hoiebrook, and q
a. Hobart dismissed. l.
Edward j. Lloyd vs. Samuel NJ Sbumacknr W.,
: olhSlnore, Adams Express Company; action to re-
eoEer uamageS for injury to a house; Jury cut.
Assignment from 80 to 276 inclusive
Superior Gour,.--FIon. judge Martin II Eb~-
vs. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad CompsDy. oc
ton to recover damages laid at 8 01J for INJURIES
sustained hy claimant, who was driving a irav gin
Gfat street and drove against by car passing along
Henry Il. Aaishton vs.. AdeIine J. Young bill TO
ercpiered account OF the trust repor for tho
benefit Of tha plaintiff ' @'A 'H'
Same assignment as before reported
=; >. Dtstric, Court-IIon. Judge Giles-qeorge
a. NlDSon and Hutrs Mcdonald VS.. Steamer Peters
O4Pgi decree Ter hoeHant tor 500 and costs.
robert j. Douglass vs.. Schooner ocean, libel for
loss Of goods shipped by contract from AIexantlria
virginia. to Baltimore, board the schooner; narfIy
heard and held over to Saturday next to allow tbS,
production of further evidence
Court adjourned until this morning
Circuit Cout-Hou, Judge Observation-Disclosures
Llppcy vs. Mary aud Irene Lippey, inf,nfs-biiI for
decree for the sale of certain property and rein
vcstment of proceeds ' ~ III
GSisloH vs.. Frazier case argued and concluded and
held under curia. >
r. Crpbaas L"art-H3n IUjges Audoun, Eupplee ari
Letters oI administration were gran ted %
hoDeEL blboS IL tho estate of Lucy UuderWo cod
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AMUSEK ENTG.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-A very attractive
bill is presented to theatre goers the Holiday Street
tonight, the Skaters of Wilma" amongst Others
FRONT STREET THEATRE.-At the Front Street
Miss Helen Western appears in three fine pieces,
one of them a favorite character Cynthia the Gyp-
sey"
TEMPERANCE TEMPLE.-Medical men and others,
curious to what nature can accomplish in another
Siamese twin case should visit the double headed
prodigy at Temperance Temple.
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Franklin BanI-None accepted:
Central Bank of Erederfck-No bids

Australia has forwarded to General Spinner spec.
men of the Australian Boomerang" being weapo.
of war-used also in the chase 1t consists OF heav.
wooden club about eight inches long. three wide an
one-half inch thick: fiat on one side and convex OF
the other bent without moving the fiat side of it.
own plane, either into into an obtuse angle
This club is thrown fiat side down, spinning with
great velocity and it will either return to its owner
turn to the right left according to its first posi-
ton. 1t Skins upOn the air like bird with the wing
expanded the rotation causing the plane of rotation
to resist change odrecton, and thus avoiding those
sudden and caprlclous movements observed on fiat
stones or plates OF metal when thrown edgewise
through the air Naval architects have attempted to
apply the principal of the boomerang" to screw
steamships but so far the idea has not found favor
with ship-builders.- Wash. G,ron.
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The Princess AIexandra's Christmas Gift.
An English paper tells little story of the Princess
Alexandra which admirably illustrates her domestic
habits, her amiable disposition. and kindness OF heart
Crossing the hall of Marlborough House late one at
ternoOn. few days before Christmas Her Royal
Highness observed young girl Of sngularly delicate
and refined appearance. waiting. and also standing
though evidently fatigued and faint.
The Princess kindly told her to sit down, asked
her errand, and discovered that she had brought
for the children and which the Princess who is much
interested in Sewing Machines, and understands
their merits, had desired should be made upon the
Grover g. Baker Machine. Interested in the modest.
intelligent appearance, and gentle manner of the
girl Her Highness desired her to follow her IN her
room, which she did. without the remotest idea who
the beautiful cUndescending lady was.
After an eXamln alton of the articles the Princess
asked who IT was that had executed the work? The
girl modesy confessed that she herself had done the
most OF It The Princess said it done very nicely
and nnaly drew from her protee the simple facts Of
her condition; how she had an invalid mother, whom
she was obliged to leave all alone while she went to
the shop to work; how the fashionable rage for the
Grover Baker sewing had suggested to her to be-
come a-flnlshed operator the Grover 4 Baker Ma
some time she might own machine of her own, and
DC able to work at home, and earn something more
than bread for her poor sick mother.
Ihe PrlncesS rang the BELL ordered bottle of wiue
some biscuits and oranges to be packed and brought
to her. Meantime she had asked the wondering, be-
hyed, and took down the address upon her tablets
with her own hand. She then gave her the delica-
cleS which had been put into neat little basket
and told her to take them to her mother.
Ou CHRISTMAS morning into the clean apartment Of
the invalid mother and her asonished and delighted
with slip Of paper, on which were the words ii
Christmas GIFT from Aierdndrd"-N. Y. Boud0ir.
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From Texas

GALVESTON, March 23.-The proceedings of the
State Convention chiefly of local interest. The
delegates attend complimentary banquet tonight
The National party organizing in Texas, with
Unionists for their leaders. Ex-Governor Z. NJ
Pierce. unconditional Union man during the war
appears candidate for Governor The majority o
the Unionists are in favor of him.
The steamer Virginia has arrived from New Y orh
inside of ten days. and is discharging.
The Galveston cotton market is fat.
GALVESTON, March A.-In the Texas State Con-
vention ordinance has been adopted providing fol
the appointment of Commissioner by the govern
ment to proceed to Washington and represent def
nitely the action of the Convention.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The Municipal ElectiOn-TeleSram from
President JOhnsOn-Oriers by General

khe uuHEclpdf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nom
President JOIlnson-Oriers by General
Candy.
The following telegram from President Johnson to
the lately elected Mayor of New Orleans appears in
the journals of that city:
WAR DEPARTMENT March II, 1866.
To John Z. Monroe.
Your telegram of to-day just received. In answer
thereto send you copy of the telegram sent by me
to Mayor Kennedy, in regard to the Mayorality of
New Orleans;
WASHINGTON. D, c., March &c. 1866.
Hon. Hugh Kennedy, Mayor Ne,o Orleans, La.s
have no instructions to give in regard to surren-
dering the Mayoralty of New Orleans to the person
who has been elected to fill that position.
We have no information showing the election was
not regular, that the individual who has been
elected cannot qualify.
In the absence of such information the presump-
tion is, that the election has been according to law
and that the elected can take the oath of al
legiance and loyalty, if required.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the United States
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

MATTERS OF SPECIAL Enthusiastically S
issue of the Commercial will be largely occu-
pied, to the exclusion of much of our usual
variety, by several matters of special interest
at this time-the. veto Of the Civil Rights bill.
the testimony of Gen. Lee before the Recon.
struction Committee, and the bids made and
accepted by the Treasurer of stocks held by
the State.
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E'OSTOFFECE AFFAIRS,

EIRGGNGA Appoint William II. Clark. postmaster
at Iazewel! {. H., Tazewe county, Va vice Marga-
ret +: Litz, failed to bond.
AT Palmyra, Eluyanua county, Va; appoint RObt !,
Hlpson postmaster, vice Elizabeth c. Garnett, who
cannot take the oath.
Reopen the following and make appointments:
st. Stephens Church, King and Queen CO., 3 eni
Rowe, postmaster.
Cove Spring, Roanoke county, George A. c ,,nning-
ham, postmaster. .
wright postmaster. .
Thitacrc, postmaster. ''' 0i'O"uei'
Monmouth, ROekbridgs county, Abner Harrison.
postmaster. S0--i
Meadow Bluff areenbrier county, S. p. Fowler
AT HeredYn, Fairfax county. Va, Madison Whipple
- pi,;UinSeo postmaster, vice o. Torrey, resigned
l ENHsiL ANA AFFAIRS.- York Furnace York
SG;oS' appoint John Bair, Postmaster; vice Joseph
Clerce, resigned.
dppo'ittnents daniel W. Green, Postmaster, Will
resigned '
Moses King, Postmaster Pickering, Chester county;
wee, J0hn PennypackeT, resigned.
James ); Plumley, Postmaster. Elk Dale Chester
county; vice, Thos. Sicily, resigned.
John X. Williamson, Postmaster, Sadsburyviua
Chester county. vice, John Kirlin, resigned, '0'
John Bernheisel, Postmaster, Green Park parry,
county; vice, NJ. Motzer resigned. WY
William A. Hill, Postmaster Locust Hill Wash
lngtoncounty; vice. Samuel Lesse, resigned
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From the Pacific.

SAN Francisco. March 26.-One of the most Sc
we're earthquakes since that experienced in October
last occurred to-day at noon. 1t was also felt at
Santa Cruz, Sau Juan, San Jose, Stockton, Sacra-
mento and Giray. At the latter place only, is any
damage reported.
Arizona dates to the 18th March, state that the In
dians still very troublesome Mining operations
are reported to be very prosperous. +@
Arrived ship Valparaiso from Baltimore.
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SAN Francisco, March 26th.-The steamer Pacific
has arrived from Portland Oregon, with 500 600 in
treasure.
The Republicans had called meeting at Portland
to endorse President Johnson, when Governor Gibbs
who was present, arose and denounced the meeting
as a meeting of copperheads. He then, with others
loft
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CHINA.
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS. &c

HALIFAX, March 27-The steamship China, from
Liverpool on the 17th inst has arrived and brings
dates via Queenstown of the 18th.
ot. Patrlck's day passed off without any disturb
ance At the dinner of the St. Patrick's Society at
Dublin, Mr. Charles Fortesque, Secretary for Ireland.
announced that next year the Prince of Wales would
accept the office ofpresident of the society.
The London Cbser0er announces that Mr.. P G..
Barring will soon succeed Lord c. Paget as Secretary
of the Admiralty. Mr. Fenwick, one of the Lords Of
the Admiralty, had resigned.
Arrived from Baltimore Rialto, at Falmouth.
Unsuccessful attempts were made on the 18th at
Mlllwall to launch the mammoth iron clad Nor hum
berland. After running about one hundred feet she
came to stand-sll, and all efforts of tugs to move
her proved fruitless. The Prince of Wales and &
brilliant assembly were present.
A telegram from Leeds. England, says that in con-
sequence of rumors of a Fenian outbreak, the city
police had been largely augmented. Secret drilling
had been going on among the Fenans of Leeds for
some time.
The London Times of the 18th March, in announ-
cling that the reciprocity treaty terminated that day
says American fishermen will be duly warned and
after fixed time, exclusion of their boats will be
enforced. For this purpose British war vessel will
be stationed to that the rights of the fisheries are
not imposed upon and also to prevent collisions.
London papers, of the 18th March, contain graphic
and lengthy de::,ils from Jamaica correspondence
relative to the proceedings of the Special Commits
sion.
The weekly returns of the cattle plague show a
continued diminution of new cases. but large in
crease in the amount of cattle killed.
Advices from Madrid of the 10th of March announce
that Spain has recognized the Republic of Guatemala
Honduras. Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica
Ministers from those States have signed treaties OF
peace with Spain.
LLyEERPooL CoTToy MARKET.-Sales for the week
VI 5U bales; market buoyant with an advance of I'd
on American and gold on other descriptions Sales
on Friday amounted to l5.0G0bales, the market clos
ing with an upward tendency. Orleans fair 20l5l
Mlddlings 1894 Mobile fair 2C24d Middlings l912d
gplands fair 2G12d, Mddlings I93sd. Total stock of
Cotton $4,000 bales, including 1875 600 bales OF Ameri
can Advices from Manchester report tha, market
buoyant with an advancing tendency.
LIyERPo0h. March l7.-Breadstuffs-Fio dull and
nominal, Wheat quiet and steady. Winter red los.
9l0s. I'd. Corn firm at 2Ss. Sd GD2Ss 3D. for mixed.
Provisions generally steady. Beef quiet and easier
Pork firm with an upward tendency with partial
of Is. on the week. Lard steady Butter unchanged
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The Canadian yoluufaarr

MONTREAL. March 27.-At meeting held yester-
day to raise funds to provide for the families of vol
unteers on duty there about fifty persons pres
ent who subscribed $4,000. 1t is supposed there will
be no difficulty in raising $4,000.
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PUT THE QUESTION generally to your friends. as
to what preparation they for their teeth and the
response. nine times out of ten, will be- Sozodont.
'Tis longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind; experience has taught the world
that. as means of beautifying and preserving the
teeth. invigorating the gums. and giving pleasant
aroma to the breath. it has rival in either hems-
nh
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A6-We call our readers attention to SMITH. BROS.
& Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH. Bros. Co.'s popular Clothing House. No
40 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opened at SS West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
Call and see our now styles Of Gents Furnishing
Goods at 3S West Baltimore street, next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars. Ties Scarfs. &C..
at West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hall.
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Balti-
more street. next to the great Furnishing House.
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye!!-BAcHELoR's HAIR
DYE is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect Dye-h harmless-instantaneous and reliable
produces a splendid black or natural brown-reme-
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original color. Sold by all Druggists. The genu-
ine is signed. w. A. BACHELOR, 81 Barclay street,
New ! ork. fel-d&wly
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----sa-,.s--'-s-zH---
Gas for the Country,

THE MONUMENTAL AUTOMATIC GAS MACHINE CON-
PANY. (McAvoy's patent) 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
porarily permanently in the country enjoy this
greatest of city luxuries at a small expense.
DIRECTORS:
JONAS h. HAYWARD, IJ CRAWFORD NELSON,
HENRY JAMES, HUGH SIssON
CHARLES NJ. JACKSON, Z. S. HUTCHIsON
j. II. HAYWARD, President.
CHARLES F. MAsNING, Secretary.
i. 5. HUTCHINSON, Treasurer.
0fice-1i Light Street. mh2l -lmistp
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COAL,
5000

The ersigned. retiring from the Anthracite Coal
trade, VI their stock in hand, consisting of 0d0
tons White. y Lump, for Foundry use, and 1900
tons prepared YES for Family use, at $3.50 per ton
220 bs., for Lu " and 50 per tom 22O fbs for pre-
pared sizes, deliver<d in any part of the city.
r. G. RIEMAN & CO.,
fel7-lptf % South street.
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Fire at CITY Point

PETERSBURG, March "a fire broke out in some
empty Government buildings at City Point, at seven
o'clock this morning, and utterly destroyed row
extending three hundred feet Loss estimated at
$15,000
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sheyaljer,s Life for the Hair

viii restore Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL COLOR;
STRENGTHENS and PROMOTES the growth of the
weakest hair stopsts falling out keeps the head clean
cool and healthy can he used freely contains nothing
injurious; is unparalleled as a HAIR-DRESSING
ind is recommended and used by our best Physicians
! assure you. LADIES and GENTLEMEN, it is all
at my office, No. 1,l23 Broadway New York.
fe15-w&s3m SARAH A. CHEVALIER, Id.
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CoIgate,s Aromatic Vegetable Conn,

superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with GIycerine,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite and its
washing properties unrivallei For sale by all drug
gists. fea-d&Mlv
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs. Smith. Bros
& Co., No. 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
we know when we say their present stock of clothing
cannot be excelled We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line They sell at small profits. and deal on the
square with eYeryhndy
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EEE 1aEssGNE WINE

just imported from France. large invoice of
"AdolpEe Flamants Champagne Wines" from the
celebrated EEernay wineries. For sale by
JEWETF Il STOCKLEY,
d S. Charles ST.. sole Agts for city Of Baltimore
mhS-lmlstp
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fe17-1ptf

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY. an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, just published by the
Howard Association, and sent in sealed envelopes
free of charge. Address. Dr. J. SxLLIH HouGHToE.
Howard Association. Philadelphia Pa. oc9-tf
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ARREST OF AN Ex-CONFEDERATE OPr1crp -p.,J
ley L. johnson, of Frederick lately brgadisr gsr
eral IN the Southern army. who arrived in this ct
on Monday, was yesterday arrested under an indiof
ment Tor treason and taken before Judge Giles. nf
the United States District Court, who released hi
on bail in the sum of $4,000 one-haf of which 90 -
on his own recognizance, and the remainder bv CO.
W. Ross Mr.. johnson has pass from -"S
General Grant.
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The Baltimore Sewing Machine Agency

is what has long been desired in our city-a place
where all the standard machines of all the valuable
manufactures can be examined into.
WHERE all the machines with their various i'm
provements explained; WHERE there is no par
tiality to any particular machine; WHERE thorough
trial is given to every machine purchased and ex-
changed, if desired, and WHERE every machine is
warranted and sold at Factory Prices.
Special attention paid to the repairing of all kinds
ofsewing machines. Also. sewing machines for rent
FREDK W. WILD,
ja2O-1y 1stp 60 TS West Baltimore street.
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senator EOOte.

WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator Foote at noon
to-day. was supposed to be in adying condition.
Senator Foote was still alive at ten o'clock to-
night.
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STATSt STOsstG.

The following the bids for the State stocks as
made and accepted. 1t will be observed by a notice
from tho Treasurer, R. Fowler Esq, that he will be
IN attendance at SO South Charles street to-day to
receive the amount due and make transfers of stock
BIDS.
National Mechanics Bank-par sis; 2,G7O shares;
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DEMPSEY d O.TONLE.

ENGRA VERS d PRINTERS,
AND DEALERS IN
FINE FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY, .,
FANCY GOODS, &C.
ARTISTIC M0NOGRAMS,
COLORED INITIAL STAMPING.
50 CHARLES STREET
Corner Lexington Baltimore, Nd,
326 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
mh19-tflstp Washington, ID. C.