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From st. IOuis.

ST. LOUIS, March ia letter, dated at the camps
of the Amapahe and Cheyenne Indians, at Bluff
creek, south of the Arkansas river, March 3d. says
Major Wynkoops mission to the hostile Indians has
been entirely successful He has removed them all
below the Arkansas river and got an agreement from
the chiefs and head to abide by the treaty made
at the mouth of the Little Arkansas river last Oco
ber thus securing the safety of travellers across the
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From north Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. c.. March l2.-The Legislature ad-
journed this morning. bill was passed allowing
negroes to testify when concerned in person or pro-
perty. when jurisdiction shall be restored to the
courts in all matters where blacks are concerned.
The usury laws repealed so far as to allow eight
per cent interest by agreement of the parties,
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Election in Maine

r 5BELFAsT, Me-, March l2.-Hon. Nehemiah Abbott
was re elected Mayor to-day without opposition.
At Biddeford, Charles A. Shaw Dem.) was re-
elected Mayor.
At Bangor, Me-, a. G. Wakefield (Rep.) was elected
Mayor without epposuion.sy-
AUGUSTA, Me-. March 12.-Sylyanus ColdweLl
Union) was elected Mayor to-day without oppo-
cir
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER H!BERNlA.
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS, DC

PORTLAND. March l3-The steamer Hibernia has
arrived with dates to March Ind.
Cotton has advanced at Liverpool ed to I'd on the
week Sales of the week 5000 bales. Sales on Fri
day oooo bales the market closing quiet but steady
Middling Orleans l9ld.
Console closed at s6zaaS7 U S 5.2Os closed at 7Ol.
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Insanity Of a Wife NEnr.icrer.

HARTFORD, March 12.-The examination of B. W.
Greene charged with wife murder, was concluded
to-day. The defense of insanity was sustained and
the prisoner discharged His family it is understood,
will conine him in the Providence Insane Asylum.
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THREE CENTS.

AsRoENY:-Sergeant Stuck and policeman Irving.
ot the middle district: took Emily Hackett. colored,
INTO custody yesterday charged with stealing cloth
ing &c' to the value of 50, from Francis Fickell
also coiored. The property was recovered and re-
turned to the owner and the accused committed for
the action Of the grand jury.
AccIDENr.-A boy named John Miskimmons had
one OF his legs broken on Monday afternoon. at the
new CASINO, by lamp-post falling upon him. lie
was removed to the residence of his parents on Caro-
line street. near Cough, a5d the services of Dbs-
clan avaiied Of
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs. Smith. Bros.
IL 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
Zine. They sell at small profits. and deal on the
rhndu
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From Fort Monroe.

Fort MONROE, March 13.-Tho gunboat Don.
Lieut.. Commander Chandler arrived here this after
noon from New York. The steamer Ocean Wave
sailed hence to-day for Mobile.
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Perfectly Fire-Proof, Perfectly Water-Prcof.
Unequalled for Durability. Security, and Economy,
Applied at shortest notice, and in any section OF
the country. JAS. H. JOHNSON & Co.,
d27-6m2p Over 80 West Baltimore street.
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'is@CEEnzEes 0E TEsE CouRTs.
TUESDAY. March IS. 1866

TUESDAY, March lS, 1906
Crjaiaol C,.i.---TIon. Judge Bond: George G
M4und, states attorney, prosecuting.
dOhn Quinn, assault with intent 10 murder John
Cant On the 18th day Of December last. trn3 bcf fr
jury; not gully Michael Doyle charged with ~,
assault upon John Cant. the 18th day of Deem
per last postpgned Sterhen Jury, charged with per
'u!y: case po .tponed to %d Of March. Nm. Like
conner, assault with intent raysh Catharine T. gle-
NED before jury jury out for the night. John H.
Heleh, Lirccnv OF one - tank note from D. j Nit
clel!; postponed Dickson " oods and Henry FSher
charged vita assaUlting officer Bateman: p0stpo, al
70 Friday next .Nm. Brown, larceny Of two pa ms of
pfhfaio0rS valued ~ Sl2 from Julius H0 :: posf-
poued: Catnarine L. Pennington, chargedw III Eeep-
ihf dSGTGerly house; postponed; Johr. McMann,
larceny of une pair Of p0ots valued 3 from Morris
Arbach; postponed. John MehrenS tSsouIting TtIi,-
Morris; postponed. Charles Elw, ,od Jobn DevinS
and Andw Hare. larceny Of $50 ron stephen Lynch:
,i p,l"ltg. oasn Jams VI Wan An selling liquor with
Inc grand jury was discharged to Thursday March
The petit jUrJ was discharged to Friday next.
, hgpe'fer !osf.-Iion. Judge Martin-Grcg a
t,l5."1 >. Drately fenton. Before reported.
Corr. Green W. Benjamin Silver. executor Of
HPsau Purne! ct al. Bill flied Tor iDj junction and
receiver. Tho Complainant alleges that he loaned
%ph" TOWARDS the Inst payment Of aiHUlJ made by
LEVIN > Ibruum7nc on account Of property bought
by said DrummoDd on Dugan's wharf and PraiE
street and Ks that The Injunction viii be issued
rrohbt sand executors from executing deed Of said
property to the heirs OF said Levin Drummond until
they can be heard in equity. Injunction granted on
fling bond, with leave to the defendants t. move
dissolution when filing answer and giving five days
notice 70 complaiuants.
james S Puryis, Jr., vs.. James +. Purvis. next
friend Of Ellen NJ Purvs, ct al. Bill for the saIe o.
certain real estate on Hartford avenue and BiddIs
streets and division Of proceeds.
assignment Al to 40.
Ca,trt Of Common Pieas.-lIon. Jadge Kinr--4ur
d. Clemens vs.. Alex. Ciere; yeEdi CT for Defendant
james togrtand, Jr. 9 al. VS.. the Bank Of Balti-
me c, garnishee Of Ch2lias Il Foxweil, attachment
ana TerdIct Ior garnisheg on the second issue.
th'l!p H. hiss, ct al. vs. Charles /. Foxwel at
u n IN losr.
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d2-6nzp j


PUT THE QUEsrrCN generally to your friends as
to what preparation they use for their teeth and the
response, nine times out Of ten will be. Sozodont.
'Tis no longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind; experiences mas taught the World
that, as of beautfying and preserving me
teeth. invgorating the gums. and giving pleasant
aroma to the BREATH it has no rival in either eis-
nhere
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The European aad North American Rail.

BANGOR, Me-. March 12.-The citizens of Bangor.
by vote of 29 yeas against IS nays decided to-day
to loan the credit of the city for million dollars to
the European and North American Railroad Com
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AmsrGEIsyE%r'a

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-night will be the
third night of the Rave troupe Jeanette and Jean
not being the chief attraction.
FRONT STREET THEATRE-The Streets of New
York will be repeated tonight.
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COAL.
$500
$3.50

The Undersigned. retiring from the Anthracite Coal
trade will sell their stock in hand consisting of 600
tons White Ash Lump, for Foundry use, and 2.0O0
tons prepared sizes for Family use, at $3.50 per ton,
224O tbs for Lump and 50 ton. 22iO lbs for pre-
pared sizes, delivered! in any part of the city.
H. G. RIEMAN & CO.,
fe17-lptf S South street.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

BosToN, March 12.-Rev. Martin Moore. for many
years editor Of the Boston Recorder died last night
qgad -G vaorc
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fe17-1ptf
rue Baltimore Sewing Machine Agency

THE Baltimore Sewing Machine agency
is what has long been desired ia2 our clty-a place
where all the standard machines III 81 the valuable
manufactures can be examined into.
WHERE all the machines with their various i'm
provements are explained; WHERE there IS no par
tiality to any particular machine; 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
of sewing machines. Also, sewing machines for rent
FRED'K ". WILD,
ja20-1y 1stp go rs West Baltimore street.
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CHAMPAGNE WINE.

Just impSg, ed from vi France. large invoice voice % of
celebrated Epern ay wineries. For sale by
JEWETT & ST0CkLEY,
Al S. Charles ST., sole Ag'ts for city OF Baltimore
rnhS. .lrn1S
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THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.

SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers.
Wholesale and Retail,
". MERRILL, Agent,
2l4 Baltimore street.
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Fruit DestroYed in Northern OHM.

IItVtSIsF says:
the warm weather Immediately preceding the
odd snap, caused the peach buds to swell to such
aegree that When the cold spell came they were
Nlllef. 1t is thought by competent judges that the
Ieach crop will he an entire failure throughout this
ecuon of the country. Cherries haye also been
greatly damaged and with the exception of a few
varieties the buds destroyed.
The Toledo Blade says
We conversed day or two ago with ,,er+Ier,ar
IF experience in fruit growing who has ,,eSa arta
i've observations He informs US mat bc bod no
oubt the peach in this yici tv was ent;re o
strOyed. ' Wv
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~ ,. CharIl
lhS-lnlStp
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co,sa, e,s Aromatic vegetable Soap

superior 'OiIet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glycerine,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. It's PEI -fume is exquisite, and its
washing properties unrivae1. For sale by all drug
rists fe9-d&wly
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$3.50
COnl.--C -COai.
S7.5'

TREvoRroS Coal. for cookl.ng purposes, atS1.5Ope1
ton, delivered in any pa. of the city, For sale by
J. HENRY GIEsB,
Office South street.
Yard-On Spears wharf, and on North near Centre
streets. -2wlp
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DIABoLiCMAL M ATT hPT.-A horrible attempt fy three
AegIoeS T. 'D md murder Mrs. Matthew o Brien and
eL soH' A-ITln, was made on Saturday evening be-
- SIX ndseyen o'clock. While on her way home,
and about four miles from this city, Mrs. 0'Brien and
aer son, Edwin, were stopped by three negro men,
dressed III citizens clothes. One of the negroes in
ured the way to Washington city. Being on the
Little River turnpike, Mrs OB. politely and kindly
informed MIN of the best and nearest direction. As
-he carriage moved again. two of the negroes cried
out Halt" One of them then came from the left of
the carriage TO the right and presenting his pistol at
the head of Edwin, without warning, fired the ball
taking severe and terrible effect in the right side of
his neck. Edwin fell at once backward into the car
riage with the blood gushing in streams from his
mouth from the wound.
The negroes then proceeded to rob the person of
Edwin OF his purse and rihed the carriage Of its
contents Of goods &c, threatening all the time 70
kill Mrs. y Brlen II she made the slightest alarm or
resistance. fortunately Tor Mrs " & at this i1nc-
ture the negroes saw IN the distance i've or six men
approaching, and becoming frightened made hastily
OH with their booty, and no clue mas since been OH
tanned OF their whereabouts. DIR. J. B. johnson was
called TO examine the case, and found that the ball
had penetrated the right side of the neck of young
Mr. y g., passing lnwards and upwards, eating the
Whd-plpe IN It's passage, and emerging beneath the
edge of the lett Jaw intieting severe and danger
Gus wound, leaving the patient in an exceedingly
critical eondltlop,-A(e1aRdria Gazette,
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAoy, an Essay Of warning
and Instruction for Young Men just published b. the
Howard Association. and sent in sealed envelopes
free of charge. Address, DIR. ]. SKILLIN HouGHToN,
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa. oc9-u
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PHALt,N's Might Blooming Cereus-wondrouss scent
Pure, ri, h, refreshing, healthful, permanent.
Sold eye rYMhere
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KtnttIing Wood.

Wood of all Sizes, Oakand Pine Wood.
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills.
Over 80 West Baltimore street,
da7-bpzn JAS. II. JOHNSON Il Co., proprietOrs.
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An American Nayal Station ig Europe

The latest English papers have comments upon
the negotiations reported to be in progress between
the United States and Greek Governments for the
sale of an island in the Kgean Archipelago to the
former as a commercial naval depot. The Pail
Mall Gazette remarks:
THE Americans have certainly no ambition in the
East of Europe; but there is quarter of the world
into which they are not anxious to extend their
trade; and there is no doubt that the shores of the
Black Sea- and even of Asia Minor, present wider
field for international trade than the commercial
vies of Europe have yet exhausted. America, too,
there can be no doubt is the ultimate consumer OF
many eastern products which are at present sent in
transit British and French ports and are thence
shipped to the United States This circutous process
cannot fail to suggest to American traders the ad
vantage Of shipping their goods direct from the
original places of export but in order to organize
movement of this sort it has probably been found
necessary for the Americans to have depot of their
own in Turkish waters. What they require is simply
n safe and accessible harbor, and good roadstead.
Those who know the Cycades and the Sporades are
aware that these requirements, common as they are
in our own islands, are not often to be found in the
Greek Aeh.pela Rocky ana lf0a- pound coasts are
more frequent there than creeks and in!ets. There
are however exceptions 10 this rule end no exeep'
ton can be more conspicuous than the magulheent
harbor of Syra That, indeed, is much too precious
to be ceded but some other somewhat less desirable
haven may no doubt be found One thing is certain,
the Greek Government will be very glad of the pur-
chase money. If the resulting increase Of American
trade should be what may be fairly anticipated
neither party will have cause to regret the ransac
| ton that is ascribed to the two governments"
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Tcrms $3.50 per an1utn.

1866 Watches. 1866,
A SPLENDID STOCK OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. just opened this day, together with an
entire new assortment of Diamond. PEARL Mosaic
and other iewelry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware, Triple Plated Albata Ware of every descrp-
ton. English Table Cutlery, Clocks, Opera Glasses,
Spectacles and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes These
articles will be sold at greatly reduced prices
The public invited to call and examine our stock
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
facture Hair Jewelry to order at short notice.
LARMoUR & Co.,
Light street, opposite the
mh5-1stptf Fountain Hotel.
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Caucus OF UNION SENAToRs.-The Union Senators
assembled in caucus this morning at the Capitol and
we learn that there was general attendance in
cluding Messrs. Doolittle Lane of Kansas and Stew
art. Mr. Dixon is confined to his house by indisposi
monious, Indicating desire TO unite on some Con-
stitutional amendmen regulating the basis of rep
resentation. With the hope Of obtaining proposed
various propositions before the Senate were re-
ferred to the Union Senators who are members of
were instructed to report at an early day.-Star. ss
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lfhe Great BOND Robbery.

in the EUening Post of Saturday stupendous rob
berry OF bonds, involving million and half of dol
lars. was reported. In compliance with a request
from the detective police the particulars Of the rob
berry were not printed. The facts have. however,
been communicated for publication, and we give
them briefly: The robbery was committed IN the
office of Mr.. Rufus l.. Lord. well-known broker,
doing business at No 33 Exchange Place. Over one
million of the bonds belonged TO Mr.. Lord, the re-
mainder belonged to another person, by whom they
had been placed with Mr. Lord for safe-keepng. The
robbery was discovered on Thursday morning, while
Mr. Lord was inspecting his safe. The bonds and
other securities kept in two tin boxes; ana a;
Mr. Lord had not seen these for several days preyou,
to that tme tits considered probable they were stoen
in the early part of last week. There is soo reason
for supposing that the bonds were taken from the
safe during b the day time, by a sneak thief-N J,
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WHALING BY STEAM.-The feasibility of whaling
BY steam having been thoroughly tested by the
MessrS Ross Brothers, of New York, three steamers
are to leave different ports of England about the 9th
Of April next, commanded respectively by Captains
". Il: koys, 5. w. Roys and A. B. Roys, The steam
ers sail from England under the Danish flag and the
this port The whales are killed by koys' patent
racket harpoon. In five days sail the steamers are
upon whaling ground, where the sulphur bottoms are
found in great abundance 1his mode of whaling
has been tried by these parties two seasons with per-
feet success. The crews are made up principally Of
Danes.-Ns,s BEDFORD Mercury,
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Raw mutton or beef, given in conjunction
with diluted alcohol. in small doses is used in
the treatment Of consumption in France
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nh5-1stptl

AZ s. CHARLES STREET. AZ
WINES AND LIQU ORS,
Foreign and Domestic.
mhS-1m1stp JEWErr Il ST0CKLEY.
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New Orleans MunicinaI ETect,ou

New ORLEANS, March 12th.-John T. Monroe the
National Democratic candidate for Mayor, had been
elected over Moore, the National Union candidate,
by SIG majority Three of the four Recorders elected
are National Democrats. The fourth is d National
UniOnist.
SECOND DESPATCH.
NEW ORLEANS, March 13.-John T. Monroe has
been elected Mayor by 81 majority. The National
Democratic ticket almost entire has been successful
Judge Kellogg, Collector of Customs has news that
the Government at Washington has dismissed all
persons engaged in the seizure of property in the
South, claimed belonging to the Confederate gov
ernment. All cotton now seized is to be held until
a full examination can be had.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

CONCORD, March l3-9 P. M.-The aggregate vote
to-day considerably exceeds that of last year. Re-
turns from 5S towns give Smith, Republican, for
Governor, Il, ,230 and Sinclair. Democrat, II 009. The
returns thus far indicate majority of than five
thousand for Smith.
The Republicans have carried all the five Council
men, nine OF the twelve Senators. and will have about
| 100 majority in the House.
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New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD. N. H., 7-3O, P M-The returns Of. the
election in this State to-day, from large number O
towns, indicate that Governor Smith, Republican i
reelected by from iveto six thousand majority. The
Republican majority in the Legislature will be very
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The Admission OF Colorado.

MORE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
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RIVER AND HARBOR IMPROVEMENT.
The House Committee on Commerce are now en- |
gagged in the consideration of a river and harbor i'm
provement bill, which it is probable viii be reported
at an early iaY
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