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naints. Oils, and Paint Brushes, &C.
+ The subscriber has just recsived largo and
Iiesh supply Of PAINTS. OILS, &c. partof which
are named below They are guarsnteed to be pure
AMI good, and from the best manufactures. All
persons wanting such articles would find Il 70 their
advantage to call, as am determined TO veil lower
than similar articles can be got at any other Ps0s
in this city.
" $50 kegs White lead
1870 lbs. Chrome Green
100 lbs. Chrome Yellow
20 lbs. Chrome Red
100 lbs. Pure Vsrdegris
800 lbs. Red Lead and Lithsrgs
100 lis Imperial Green
500 lbs. Venetian Red and Sp. Brown in oil
800 lbs. Yellow Ochre in oil
100 lbs. Paris Green, dry
SO lbs. do. do. in oil
A large assortment Of Paint and White Wosh
Brushes. Ys ss
400 lbs. Lamp Black, dry and in oil
10 lbs. SIP. Whiting ss
1000 lbs. Putty
200 Boxes Of Window Glass, Ill sisss
8 bbls. Linseed Oil M
bb!s. Copal and Japan Vsrnish
bbls. Sp. Turpentine III
cask bleached Lamp Oil, ct rs cts pr. gall.
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received fresh from tho
manufactory every week. ea8t
CHARLES sToTT, corner 7th street.
april 27-6mo and Penn. Az.
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TO HOUSE BUILDERS AND
CARPENTERS.

II AM now and shall at all times DO prepared to
IL cover Roofs of Houses at reduced prices, with
Loaded Tin, French ZINC, or Galvanized Iron.
Samples Of which may be seen at my store.
| have also, constantly on hand, good assor-
ment of building materials, cheap for cash.
G. WOODWARD,
Penn. Avenue, between 10th and | It'll streets.
aug ll-3t
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o. A lady residing in Second street, says
the Philadelphia North American Of yesterday,
made her way through the crowd, not without
difficulty, exclaiming that she was determined
to shake hands with Mr. CLAY, and would do
SO, if she died Immediately after. The good
natured throng made room for the old lady as
well as they could, and she was soon at the
side Of the carriage, and grasping the hand o.
Mr.. Clay, awhile the tears started in MANY an
eye, and he himself in great emotion said
God bless you, dear lady !" , A shout of de.
light rose on every side, and the good woman
retired perfectly happy.
o. The Salem ON. J.) Standard, alluling
to Mr.. NJ Sargent as candidate for Clerk of
the House, says: /" Mr., S. is every way wor
thy the station, not merely on account of his
uncompromising Wing principles, but for his
ability and integrity. From personal ac-
quaintance Of several years. standing, we risk
nothing in saying. that his urbanity and in
dus'ry would render him one Of the most
popular officers ever employed in the House."
The New York Sun is out for Gen. Worth
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E'ARTHENwARE, CHINA, AND GLASS. r. PuR-
" SELL, importer and dealer in Il. Ware, China
Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue Wa.hipTton
city. D. C..
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W. p NLLE9T0
ARCHITECT
..a" AND,
II a TN TI Mt m IIN NJ IN

once opposite the Patent Office,
CORNER OF SRI AND ST. CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WILL attend to preparing sPEcrrIcArIoSs,
wv DnAwIS6s. &c, and all business intrustel
to him connected with the Patent Office, or his plo-
fesson, with pronptness and despatch.
... PATENT OFFICE, Feb. 18th. 1912.
Mr.. WIZ. p. ELLIOT. who has been formerly en-
ployed in the Patent Office, asa Dtaughtsman, &c,
having established Patent Agency in the city Of
Washington. take great pleasure in recommend
ing him as gentlan an worthy Of confidence, and
as heing particularly qualified to take charge Of any
business requ rag knowledge Of mechanical sci
cnce, the progress Vi tho arts, and p,tcnt improve
lnents. Mr.. Elsol is also well acquainted with tho
practice of this offic'.
HENRY L. ELLSWORTH,
aug 10 If Commissioner of Patents.
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DEATH FROM LAUDANUM--A lady residing
near Cherry and Seventh street, died on Sun
day night from the effect Of laudanum taken
on Friday night The usual restoratives had
been applied and she partially recovered, but
subsequently, died from the severe physical
debility the poisonous drug had produced.
TPbiladelphid North american YESTERDAY.
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IoHN w. BRoNAueH, Esq, Broker, &C.,
on Bridge street. few doors west Of the Union
tavern, is agent for the National Wing. Per.
sous DESTROYS of being served with the National
Wing, in Georgetown, will please leave their
names and residences with Mr.. Bronaugh
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MRS. Z. REEDER, MiIAner, Dress and Cor
Nl set Maker, Penn. avenue, between IL and
% suee's' ssss VA st junel2
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.Agcncy.fW The National JYhig, in Georgeto,cn.
The citizens Of Georgetown are respectfully
informed that srta... .. ua. t-.
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The following lines were sent by young lady 10
her lover, whose name was NorT, q few weeks be-
fore their marriage. The nup'ial knot was tied im-
mediatcly upon tho discerning lovers dctphering
their import:
Why urge, dear Sir, bashful maid,
To change her single lot,
Whom well you know, I've often said
In truth, love you Norr1
For all your pains do, Mott care,
And trust me on my life,
Though you had millions, declare,
would Mott, be your wife!
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u FINLEY HUNT, DENTIST. Wssh;ng
IL. ton City, Penn. av. between 9th and 10Th q.
june II VI
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The Cfen slid that. ia accordance VIII n STAT nrnt
ind pr met made by him at the commencement of the
es.1n OF lo1grss, lac resigned ha dtsl Mr. Al.
ans IigNc mo l,elt pleaste u d. so. and still nore
pleasure 10 sec t'u that Honorable member had far
covered e. toxic aide ~ rcsilmc his scat
Nh ADAMS tlnuked the morlher from Tennessee
In his katncs in surro 'et.nR a sat 10 winch he,
(a'5 a. halno fEht and especially af the knd mannef
"h'ehheh had mac. thatsuIienaet Helhanhed the menu
efa i" The House also and o all parties ot The Kindness
which be had h,cu received aud he regretted that his
Voice would not allow him to express these thanks As he
could wish.
Alr Adams resumed his seat and othermembefs lher.
enc ~ ore. tove'er a.aty all lie meabeia came l.
lfa VI earnest tNcus o! respect aud qualification fer
hia rr&yoy Mir mus. have elt this be one OF the
proud. 81 mowcnH ct as long tublieie,
An HUNT having concluded his speech
1Le debate upon ,hc hill was nov resumed and part-
erlted Ia by Mcssrl HUDSON, THONASS0N. aud
others
\ message has been received ia both Houses from the
President OF the t. recommending tax On tea and co
foe aal graduation Of tie ptco Of public lands.
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VOL. XXy.---NO. in

-, ~. .o.,,.,,., -. -, ri. e. l..
80 n sc ~ ins '''''' ''''' -.e v "
NJ nrn,io.oGT! r. ~ no,., n,nr.s,a a .,,, All,
,,o T., ,s iI aoS - ,a NJ ASH y rr,nosad ,i.,
.s,y. I r. o''' ny " .'''s w. fs $3.50
ssaoad ,i,,o',,es inT n.vs ~
N, DP0NCO0I n ,n,v ns,sd o,v. IN ,v;,hd.,w hi.
t,snI,ahst oni 10 Gu, IaniId II /, h. in a,do,
rb l,si hnn,or , 1901 h. ,hs ,imas
Az nApDtTCEp IN r I'D an a,nsndno,,
ha, 49, ~ r ,h a to .s.,a;,.
any fr,ri,r,. so,tt ~ H. u Cr,nd. Rul,d 10 he n,
of order.
Mr. BRIGGS of ~ c. proposed tina, there should be
no Prohibition 10 Slavery south OF 10. Rleeted BY
LARGE f5te.
HE substitute Of Mr.. Eroorngooe was rejected "
large vote.
Mr. Bayly Of Va, moved that the Committee iise end
report the BIZ 10 tho House and with recommendation
that 1t do not pass
Mr.. RAiliBCN. of =. y, moved that tho bill bs re-
ported with accommodation that 1t do pass
Mr.. DROMGOOlE moved to s'rike cut The FRO.
ninble a. had nothing to DO with the w ino' frosiso
/ bus was lost
The bill then came to the House, and the Previous
ssanshon was moved by VIZ. I. >. ihsefsoii.
ne yeas anu nays Weio eailea upon u'e ~, :" nn',
fr9V.sa and the vote excited deep interest. NC Iesa.
"as1Waioi with breathless anxiety. nc memoefs were
i3uhd taxing notes on all sides ana 'e hhsnuee VA
cited deep interest with every menher.
II was known before the result was from mo
eat that The amendment had prevailed, ano .neh came
HE Votes OF tour or 1yc memDe's ION o ieo o.i'os
Who had held back The chan was ABOUT 10 a''iouhes
the result Wien ,...,
MI SMITH OF Ill, sld II 10 had beeh IN h'' seal no
should have voted ono ,,r 10.
Tho Chair announced the result yeas 10, nays ioo.
MI llbBAl = oil ky. moved 10 LAY INC pl na npoh
the table aud the motion was lost yeas ", nays lz<
The o'l was quickly ongr9eaod ana 'h'n passed, yeas
10, nays 100. THIS was lie end ana 'he eAei'e"ch'
wa, intense to thla moment ,,.,-.
MI. haMl'iN 81 Me- moved 70 ieeonsnei ano .nes
motion Wns ia'd upon Inc Aule' ihs DIN N u'cis'oo
ready tor the Senate.
QUESTION OF PRlNlitoE
Nj BROCKENBROT Gil Of Florida, contributed
somewhat Ia korp p the exc ment of tlc previous three
hous by askine hearnp uron the question Of Mr. Yves
coll CHARGES MS 10 the eurupons Of the Government
made IN The Senate ON saturday.
Mr. B A,onpht forward Resolutions proposing So
lert Conincc Of one from each State 10 tako into
sjleration the charges Of the Senator from Florida.
There are three elereascs To the resolution. the
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

,...-..,...,,..,.,. $3.50.
MI hldN lSI''I bhe. fffee I'd The lbs u
ia7 o' lh' Legislature ii Ono aaaasl the eAe snee II
ob'fN. ilrl N'IrItad and dhdotlon nhde Ia lay them
oro the table
MI FEM ~ ~ Oh Va. moved iaat the 'io,ss 90
into Commute 81 'ne NI'Ie ca l'f state 81 'ho Union
mp N H.. sl,,n' tIdtr
MI HIN Called tor The y1al and maya
iheSp'bc 7'd that oo otter business could be con
sdsl'd n.!,ss by unamm. US consent.
MI iANl.lN H''Ms''d IN ma call and with deter.
mlauon ihJ' hi i'HI' 'o' ." a, should mol hf heard
n, be MS 'Nlrd To HE Lof upon The thfee non bill.
lhe non'ol The 'ras 'd na13 Ns'e ordered aIan gong
INTO a.u'lc'' n can g" the lieu#a "a5 moved Ag MI
iiAAiiN' ana the yeas ana nays denaHded'
THREE Millions BilL.#
Of The Whol" upon the Stac # lie ln9n.1fIr. Mars
y H. IT, the CHAIR
Mr. PfNDI ErON If Va addressed ihr COMMITTEE
r five minutes in aa pruesl daanncai0n OF The rrareea-
pros II Nh, Hon g. and which he earaeff rsal Ms an nj
e,p nalo B., ticuaiort, ia os, him and h depfl.e
han the ,,rso OF the lryllr9,s Of free r pf-sea
t4tiye
The r11rYriv llll Gud themselves mistaken Il they
had aearned any such laino H. .b,ola axe salne 9th
or ,r.,.on Ia 81. what ne wished IT - prieordfnr 4
The H, ,'. .,''','. lIa, ,'a,o mon .,
hun barlicl AT tl.sttonnt r,sa /, remove a p,rt5gzn
lin l,. The n,.rortEc senate cham5er. and vi tfey
could l.. .,uy Ola d,5.7ato assault Of the freedom Of
debate, tl, po.., If ga humble Rper.,ai1tlge tf5u
fb f,,,.ea,.,, MI, ,f yiryioIo Mr. i SD Iahad M,
,ag,l g. lri,o, Lcr ,5o, H. ,r,. en-, sim, of I'm
.I,sDd ,,bi. brac rp,l IT,, f,faf,n1 Il the naiar,
,frld in himq.fhc ,,ns mi rrfal n, 0sh an aiieIoIi
a53linst the frrrd hate.
Mr.. GRAtIANorN & moved that the Committee
G ~, t M m the I,o W., . , ,,,,
olc,lrn,'nr tbr tn,r FIR d.b,ta.
TEc',n't; o,' ,y,a r,,r. a,,,l I.sl
,r5.r','ir',"s,,lr I'm and iofltstno
Mr. DRONGDOI r. .,il he ,,,el,l vote ft t,a ao.ro
r#5oa ia olallc llic President +, rake peaee. and to
49,, ,l ,J...,. riI,l ,,l '., "a ,fl, tie pr
- ,, ,, cnI ,o IN, y.,r lie sbaalj move a sub.
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PIANO FORIES,

t'ila'tu'0ttNs3 y ttnli lttt 'sss' dhth hi
PIANO FORTES,
made by Stodlart < Durham, Naw Yoik. 11lcec IA.
stand tho head Of the list Of supern Piano
Furls.'
Among Tao many high oncomums from parsona sour
cos passed upon the excellence Of Sioddar Dunhans
Pianos, that Of De Meyer stands conspicnous Iotha
superior and great durability, he aiiirns without
qualification and Tho strength Of action, and their ears
by 10 ,rc under his rapid and powerful execution,
must be III truth superior to have stood tho test OF ms
soro ordeal.
Soddart 6, Durham aim TO mako no difference In tho
t3no or capacity Of their instruments The style Of work
mnnshp and cXpcnsyenoss Of finish, constitute mostly
the variations in price This is great advantage df
their equality tone, and durability give additional
tho distant purchaser that he procure Of Us
aa good piano by order fhe appear in pol,ou
and select it himself.
O. These instruments sold t,l0i. Prices the
ele as the manufacturers.
NASH & u DOLLHOUSE.
Booksellers and Dealers in Piano Fortos and Music,
80 Main Street.
Richmond, Nov, 10 sn
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FEMALE SE.NLJElRY.

yHyI second term &C Mrs. Krkpatrck's School will
4 commence on Monday. the Sth Of February, and
terminate the first week in July lSl7.
The terms for the session Of five months are as fol-
lows
Tuition for young ladies in the higher branches, $eo 90
For those under ten years of age. * on
Tuition in French, ~ w
in Music. two lessons a week, Is 90
Drawing 10 CO
Terms ofboarl per month. II 90
Ornamental needle work. w
Mrs Kirkpatrick would here tender grateful acknowi-
edgnensto the public for the kindand liberal paronageex
tended her infant Institution, Throughout the past SEES
n and in asking continuance Of their tavorabls regard,
would beg leave 10 assure all who may Patronlzc her
Scuol that no excriion shall be spared to rcnderis
worthy Of the public avourher object being TO estac-
lsh an institution which shall the highest cui-
turc Of the intellect. and the time the future uso
fanCss CT her pupils.
All terms payable in advance. and 10 commence ron
the tune Of entrance. No deduction except In caEes q
rrJtracted sickness.
Ts5 l5-2tn
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tbs. lhe assault Of the s.aa.ar I.am 'feaer see
M Tenn, ,,sclday Nss rale corr IatI4e al n
Mr. W i,on wen. ~, tlc aa,.i5a e0Iat IS tlz....
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22

To y H7lam y ferguson, adm5glsIa.ol = .Alcl.ol.s
Et:pa!yict deed
Slit:-As ypu have not aaykn3wn AGENT, OF Attorney
y IN fat residing Wllhin th's Cmn nv ,llh, thsra
tr. cause publication to be male eltae following writ.
or the une sud ia emanuer required ts the statute IN
such Gyot upderlul hand, tilIs Lob day d jan
lSi7 WM NJ AiQSELFA Deputy f5r
I.hn N!9rl.s. ; B {.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22

ihsuolI,ne prepared 10y i l5rg e>pereaesl mi
sail.al physician, tested ard approved y eeaf naaI
i Intelligent. Discriminating and respectable rHfssas IA
various parts ct tho country, Is lcsoiyed and ustd
with entire confidence and with geat sueses5 y lha5e
afflicted with pulmonary complaints. II is alsa recon
mended as valuable medicine for other discusses sneh Is
colds, coughs, and particularly diseases whse tendency
Is 10 consumption Should It's efficacy continue Us has
thus far ccn proved in various obstinate Cases II Will IN
decd De a most in, auab.e medicine.
DR. bmdlorl Knapp. It Crown Punt, y Y IN Il let
tef dated August 3d. 1873, says in the canrsaoI II,
practice IN this yiclty, have tested in me aaed dc
afee te good qualities o.. Histais Baisan u I'D Cher
~ in Pulmonary Complaints. aud nov wish 10 ear.
SUNNY I tha mnllrIn.-N
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MD NEGRO clorttivn-


FHNlE sa,cr.lr' h1s On hand a st elk If very SI.pE
Il RIOR SENNR Of yatons hIaads. 10 which hc
would nyi1e the attention # smokers
JOHN II. SEAY Dusai4
Noe u
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EN1AN'TED middle aged worlan who has been
w accustomed the house. aud " he Is i very good
" asher and roncr. and can cook pretty we'll aad Nho
can be well recommended character. One from the
country prcierrcd Enquire .AlcDanel :. Leo
Feb lS--ts
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sfshA BAGS rrimc RIO COFFEE. =, received
:" wv aud f. sale low, be
fehl5-'s Mcdaniel & LEE
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SEE Afs&-

SA ANA SEGAl> iust received. of al hi l..
sfGe VOO SINE Of winch are The he#l Pnneirr
and inauna brands, warranted. frr sale l9W hy
Feb. lis MeDANltl. Z LEE,
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BILLS OELADING
For sale AZ tbs Office,
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The judgment, Described in Tue lui ing Wit. is
subject to a credit OF $. paid Isl My. ISL, AMI ST.
paid July following X. EhDRlDGE, {. IS. {.
February l-iw
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80 kegs White Lead. very fnc quality,
Together with an assortment OF D5meses, CalH9es,
IaadhcrcAicis Buttons Stiers, &c, &C.. al of which
We offer on accommodating terms i5r caah or taror
January li--ts
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.rhc Rights of the state. oad ne nion OF M .te,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yyanted.-A

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wanted.-A gentleman, who
l. has been engaged for years in teaching in the
southwest and south, wishes situation either in acade
my a private Being graduate of one of the
first institutions in the Unon he is prepared teach the
classics and higher mathematics and also the German
French and Italian languages The highest testimonials
furnished when required. Address Immediately (post
psid) A M T., Baltimore, Nd Jan l9-2wTuSTh
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by c. ": ROTEA Err, yr., .gnctioneer.

GALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE. bronzed and
plated goods cutlery china glass and crockery fancy
O'Clock, m, shall sell the second floor of my auction
and broazed and paied poo Banna ware
cutlery, fancy goods, &c., consisting in part Of
Carved mahogany sofas
4 dozen carved mahogany chairs
Ociagon and scrpen'ine marbleop centre tables
Alarbe-top dress bureaus, walnut divans
High and low-pos bedsteads, mnrble-top sofa tables
Mahogany and walnut rocker chairs
Mahogany card tables, wushsands
Flown blue and white granite dinner
Purple and gold purple sprig gold band and white Chi
Toile sets, solar lamps and girandolos
Bronzed candelabras, looking glass
Gothic tea trays, plated and Britannia castors
Table cutlery, 81 pieces, English and American Britannia
sets, chatting dishes
Plated candlesticks, gothic hall lamps
Papier mache work tables
splendid collection of French China and other n,antel
Plated cake baskets, &C.
ri, All Of which will positively be sold to the highest bidders
vted TO attend The goods will be arranged for examna
ton ON the 10Th instant.
Terms All of and under $40, cash over $40 a
credit off and months, for satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing, interest. G. W BoTELER, IT,,
o. The above sale Is postponed ~ account OF the
weather to Thursday evening, January 2lst commencing
January I9-difts Auctioneer.
r EMoNs, Figs, Grapes, Olives, Liquors, Herrings,
IL Groceries, Nc.On "Wednesday morning, the 10Th in
slant, at II O'clock shall sell in front Of my auction
store
20 boxes lemons, 100 drums figs
10 kegs Malaga grapes, so jars olives
10000 Havana and other cigars
Is half and quarter casks superior Cognac brandy
80 barrels very superior Monongahela whisky
25 do whskey
10 do domestic brandy
10 quarter casks Lisbon Madeira wine
barrels sweet liquor
Several quarter casks Sherry wines of various qualities
With many other liquors and groceries
Also, Is barrels No family herring.
The above articles of excellent quality and must be
sold to close invoices.
Terms of sale Cash for fruit for the liquors all
and under $50, cash $50, credit OF three and four
months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
ROBT. w. DYER,
January l9-dlt Auctioneer.
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Major 9th Reg. Comdg. a British post
on banks OF the Manis.
Major General WAYNE, &c, No., &c.

CAMP RANK OF THE MANS, Aug. q, 1894.
StR have received your letter OF this date requiring
from the motives which have moved the army under
my command the position they present occupy far
within the acknowledged jurisdiction of the United States
of America.
Without questioning the authority, the proprciy, sir
of your interogatory think may, without breach Of de-
corum, observe you, that were You entitled
the satisfactory was announced 10 you from the
muzzles of my small yesterday morning. the action
against the horde of savages in the vicinity of your poet
which terminated glorousy to the American bds
had continued until the Indians, &c drove usnlf
the influence of the post and guns, you mention, they
would have much mpeded the progress OF the vcto-
rious army under my command; such post es-
ablshed the commencement OF the present between
the Indians and the United States.
have the honor TO be, sir, with great respect your most
obedient and very humble servant,
ANTHONY WAYNE,
Maj Gen and Commander-in-chief OF the Federal Army
To Major WILLIAM CAMPBELL, DC, &c.
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ODEON THEATRE,
Corner of Four street and Pennsylvania avenue
Proprietor, Mr.. hlLMSTE--stage manager, Mr.. q. f.
BROWNE.
Back tier, 25 parquee, 80 ladies' tickets % cts
"Wednesday EUening, January 20, 1847,
The performances will commence with the laughable
piece of
THE MYSTERIES OF ODD FELLOWSHIP.
Busyman Mr. Burke.
Song by Miss Emma-dance by Miss Eliza.
To conclude with (by particular rcqnest) the most laughn
bic bnresquc of
TIE LADY OF THE LIONS.
Clod Meddcnot Mr.. Burke
Doors open at 4 Performance at halfpa o'clock.
DIRTH-NIGIIT BALL--A ball will be given by G..
ID GAUTER Jackson Hall, the anniversary Of the
birthday of George Washington under the management OF
such Of the subscribers may be elected meeting,
be held the subscription list is made up. Books
fol subscription will be opened and after the LIST Febr
airy next, Mt all the prime pal hotels in the city
Jan 1876
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The SPEAKER also laid before the House a letter
from the Secretary Of War, transmitting obedience to
the requirements OF the of April 3D. 1sOs and March
Sd, 1909, statements showing what contracts have been
year 1916 which letter and statements were laid on the