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M w" iA F.wM. COLEMAN. Al ~ Principal
lels8tess LEWIS ~ COLEMAN, An. fl


inl lah8 DSet ~ nHvxnxnosA AIS ~ si..a sl4
Hem John Y. Masoa;.
d. T. Y. oc0tt,s speaker II he Dsnats Viuinin t
Dr. xrnis;ssd Cox, Pos2isucsds
Robert 9: ssaaasd, ess,s Richneeds
VIM ~ Harrison, esq., Prince GeoSyes
g Wa u Tsyioe, esq., Mount Airy;
Richard Baylor, esq., Essex
Andrew Hunter, ESQ., Jefferson ft
Z. Csyea g C0,smaa, esq., Losisas
john. Tnbb, esq., 0ioucesler
d WIN. H. BOY, ESQ., CioscesteS f1is $3.50
Hoa Robert n. Il Huussr, Esssr,
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs, ID. D. Bishop q Alabsmai
Hon Thomas H. Bsyiy, NJ g.;
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama;
Hon. James A. Seldom ~ CT .,at
Gen. Bernard Peyon,s Richmond
Hon. James ~ Mason Frederick; assttF
Rev. VIM. Friend, Port Royal;
John 4. Bryan esq., Gloucester; syttia 3t ~ ss+i
Thomas 3. Ghols0n, ESQ., Petersburg;
Mien w. Fisher, esq Northampton
John w. Tyler, esq Wanentons G4
George =. Wikins, ESQ., Northsmpiuni
Francis e. Rycs, ESQ.,, Petersburg. i
have present have sons or
Sep. At [IntcL1
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VrsTTrN0-CARua prsnssd sna plases sngrAvs1 In ne
ncst approved sys NV hesn .c:ss A. yacE ssds =
ne nm snsss quality suppasd, " IAxLos nAvS
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rOMI = ehs shs.y sssss- ers.s ssrssa.s n .sw
seodxns ea4spd would invite hs ss<Ssoa ladies
2 As'I 's saaSSsH ssggy nnsy dress goods, esissd I'D
10 pieces neh sauA ohsnss
g small 9ynst shsnpesAa slks s
40 siaf ssd sIis wsssssa a.
DO plata white sskn
IL DO coloFed bonnet ssdns corded silks sG
- do Dc horences, IN all shades
DO and ~ rich black vislte slk
do ~ black TURK satn.
~ In thessse invited call early tsa
IN MERINos we have uss opened pecess sons them can
b found blue light blue, dark and light green, arpoa
garnet brown, crimson, scaet and pink These goods hne
and viii be sold much under the usual prices. q, 4
and double width cazhmese In every desirable and fashion
Also, some extra handsome embroidered do
Embroidered nannels for dresses
50 pieces plain changeshae and stripe aIpacas
100 do style hncy prints
Also, 80 pieces small plaid sngham. N sa sss
ever bad, Of plain &ncy coIored veivsss, black do "A
Velvet dbands trimming, Of the newest style
Silk and riband neck ties, belts
H0eieries 0f all description
Ladies' merino Of both and short sleeves
Gloves Of mostly every and kind a
Lneucambc hsndkerchie from e finest the most common
kind. fH 'f az Nt M
in MOURNING GOODS we have now complete assortment,
embracing mostly any may be called for.
stock Of SHAWS opened this day, will beat anything
I'm point Of elegance Of style and ehesnes we have ever before
offered.
The public are respectfully invited 10 examine these new goods
fore buying, as great bargains may DO expected -
Dec -3taw2wf
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BENNETT CLEMENTs,
JNee0rv Public, H0sstw L0md, Pemsten, aud pfner0Si
.GGeN{, lf WcaakfngkQn. u


.NseGvy Fsbyc, Bomstv Lssd, Pessten, aud 6ensros
agess. &c Wcashfngt0a, W
CONTINUES prosecute claims for Revolutionary services,
S
Dse,sd ihsi correspondent VIII pay postage.
Hon. A. r. Basby, Ala Hon. A. Iverson, Ga.
Ba Rne ans c. c cs A 4 ssaas n cs samy
saTs sss.1s: V: : Gle { 81 4
IL essp% ss1i Nd Col + = S9 Andrew, fT
@ Msan Nal Nal r Go q sss ssT
Paris comptroller Of Peter H;snsi, esq, "a auditor
Sep. s %@ig treasury
NEW MUsIC.-Jus, old ssahl.hed and
ssd Of @ ss =
E:s 5;si; :sss SsI, i !, s s::.
ss: q: ssas
5 5 s S:ss; %sl, < $500 S''s
Fss S ssssssd a Ssss BY Gros.
ssnss Cray. i salad BY Muller with beautiful ,sueas
Come back day Dreams come back member Of the Gsan.
Gentle Deeds, beautiful ballad
Jeannis and Donald, ballad, by Hodson
low. i me- ssn I. with the Dse then
The Merry sleigh Bells, arranged . quassus
Belle q B:sai ..ss, an Ethiopian song
The They virginia Ss Rosebud, the only souec, edition
RRE.CM Juvenile BOcks,.ys Jean Marie, ls.
Fruits dune bonnie Education Par Fable Macker voI u
Joseph ct sdore gu Danger de Maavascs Companies Pa
Emma Model des Jeunes peonne. Fable
pour Enfans, ouuase Ausorse par I'Unives
Eudes nistoiques pU@se vol ~
Fernando; Historic dun jeune Espssno adu Dc pAnemand
Ol..Il Il
LIE Tour Monde; Mile Mcrsiss Voyages
And many Others numerous advertisement Of disrsn
kinda styles and prices and for different some oftem in ch
Imported direct from Paris, by
Also new juvenile books Enss and American IN great variety
and good collection Of The older and esteemed writers books
EANCY oOODsi Fancy ooodsi--wonderfa attraction al
PoUpER's, PENNSYLVANIA Clasu CO., Cup
s M = = rSsS, mPsss y ne cordial
me occupancy Of the hep, BY her last where
e q s sss sss :ss %
saa IS S Dc s q s. s
caps and bonnet MAGNIFICENT suisnd dress immny wre.hs
=; Ts;; %. q 9
oaas any he city .ss
CPLIcNDID Carpstns, Curtain Geods, Sss.The subscn
os:s :o q. ssSs
hsy Gel soaadsns cannot Be surpassed sessss any
IN cARPET1No,'s
Patent tapestry vs'yst 90 tapestry Brussels
i sSys i sSsss s sSsss . Ssss ingram
Low-pdced 81 wool ingram, royal ,wiIsd veneusns
Heavy ocos., every wid which win be Gu, TO at any
IN CURTAIN MATEnALs,
Rich higs coIorsd dsmasks, deh union damssks
TwiIsd and plain cashmersn
wonssd dsns-t., all color.
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Emnxcsaerse mnans, ~ me ysrd
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La CRONICA. ga.l


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THIS valuable journal handsomely printed week. ON
double
modern style. has lately entered he year publ
cation, during the has been publisod,
appear with the regularity ably by Don
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Madrid besides having correspondents in all the countries
America once Of The American governaent Of
valuable compendium spens and spani.h american poll
ing prepaid by publisher New Yo without charge the
subscribers, at the following rates. ispaSaBiy n
y
TOT mx montns.... %
three ................
Persons wishing 70 subscribs will apply
Ht. =. JEFFERSON,
Dec. 6-lsw3t Smiths row, Eleventh street. near r.
CRENCH Merin0s, just invite the ATTENTION
Of the ladies q French nsnos, caahmere
We the following desirable shades;
pieces blue In Maxarine Cobur and bue, grades
pieces bright colors, In crimson, scarlet cherry,
10 pieces dark shades merno, maoon brown, clsre
y
10 pieces mode color cashncres and mernos
5pseccs best black Tibet complete
assortment OF figured cashmeres and muns Of
ceedngy sccomupodstnr tsrus
Dec 6-FsH CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMs AT WASHINGTON. d. Q.
CHARLES DIE sELDING,
Cessmsssion<r, Notary Public, ard General Agent,
ss H.. II Todd's Baaldings, Psnnsylvania avenue,

W.AsHIEGT0E, d. c.,
CONTINUES prompt prosecution
before ConEcs, Departments
ses hoard Of commissioners appointed adjust poladons
msn Army bounty land o scrip under me law Of February III
1911 August TO- 1888; mleagc for horses and
osher destroyed incurred by
fore being mustered and received Of United
So1tes and
aad ~ Chains q whatever description Of
with MEXICO Great Britain
s ssd undesanas fully Z. The requirements Of the Pension and
or aAs Calf and ihs Mexico,
CalfSaia, and Of Africa Nc
He been Commisions
1 Union Commissioner Deeds probate
49,, deposihons
- - = recorded IN The respective States
and Of services required. ssAs{s
ComMaaca1oss (posspsid) receive immediate
~ refer Navy
seyA ss Exesasnes ds Govenoss q hs several States
pre6saa CoaeEss generally. a4fttfH Aug -
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GoHeral Agency ~ Wash1ngton, u. O.
RY A. NJ FARoUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
- for claims services IN war with
90, the revolutionary war the with Great Britain, Flor
ida 7tlas iAtis
For pensons, bounty land, or scrip.
6osnty IsnaW attend % the purchase and sale Of bounty
Passnf ONe-Ins applications for patents procuring mode.
dswipg &c, viii be attended N heT
General Post 0DeeAn claims against will be
setsnsnt Of conuscsofs quarterly accounts Of
New Orleans Dssa, Nasvie Union Mobile ADVERTISER Louis
vile Demecra g. Louis New Eu Cincinnati Gazss Indianapolis
The smount Of ss, and send sr bills this Once accompanied
with paper. June 246
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Prepared o~ix by Frederick Ivow~, az his Drug sed 49,.
Store, scvfA<aa ccvwU Of ftfA sSd cAsswsi 90 - -
THIS Essence pepnsaion o. unususa ezce0ence and ~
properties In q cs.ss who're powerf. ~ AZ % =
reQussd, unvne1 fbr eGcscy wen 9 tumedhn1s sc -
traveller and 10 he ny .crc1s u y nvnlonhoe, ~
diluted IN sugar and wsssr pssssns s and aseee remeg
invu1k who Feques immente rief wen = % ~
patient needs genus eonic In souihem chnsee
vraxesioa 81 te sysssm - es.sraly neacss thirst ~
erages which dchi3s Ire stomach and caese mossta
its powsn = dyp(epsa A rsa.xshos = Ne scwsls E "a
heshn9 rsnsy, end rcriss1 BY ~ zsss eminent o.
1pG osas ssevsjs received ssd fe q. p, racS
Dec is-indAcp
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: CeueEs eTDt Janes, washingssn county, Maryland.
IH1 xgh sssoa win Monday, October which day
q ~ sas .sas.s -. ssqss.ssa The
g sssir ns.hss new @ od should Jake thsI .ee: q
y 2 ~ La q Angss srs ssas bs one vscaon
- esq have fOr several yss.s been pursuing The en-
146shs Nesss A ne recent ecsscsnenl ne sirs psdu
st1hk clos focttved theif scsdemical depees "a. ~ 20
n SCHOOL adions she College,
carefully
Of Ro(essorB College. Thus pupils
te instsndon early and their entire
under direction they The
>o1uo Ae5orm portal member the
ed1 cias who be preparing os the count
49, on1e pufcsons lf Such sudens admitted
~ ~ pveees and sdvuuzges Of their cissses, sub-
~ plBcs 0soms o. ths cisscsi audies
ceGn61Y % Z pgepoz1ron for business. e.tH Il
hSss6 regular andy, without charge,
n aAQa the Ffsnch he mercantile studenu viii be taught
w1s6oo ck1sts GsrnAan, o. modern Language.
oc1d0n ofms College psecty heafhni and
temptations dangerous the
yenl Moral asd religious education chief design Of the In
chasrs covering m he academcs domesc expsnse
- a rules Of ue College carefully
~ - dspas@ens under me immediate supervoa Of he
4onsas whon sppeicsioh 10 mads FOR copcs o. the
Tor fsrshsf insF.sss. = vel :, for ne .dmion
NJ Auo s-ssw2a College az o. James, p. o., Maryland.
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ITO George and Edwin Paoe.-You hereby nod
October term, l640
chancey for the county Of Prince George State
lows ah.i Meade and Thomas Daniel who appoint
fos the notice 70 weeks
city washington, and posted the front door Of the
Pace and Edwin Pace (6ney
the cosnv q frsee Gee v1ia e cone forward md claim
county Georye beHe ht day Of the
this court the court viii proceed distribute their shares
4. X. MEADE,
fa af4t f Hsfd THOs. II. DANIEL,
Nov sa-dsw Commissioner, nc.
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July 4-dtf

NOTICEThe subscriber be thorn citizens
public generally that he has just employed wokmen from Eu
and from the northern ces Of known skill and experience
which, together with his knowledge and practice In the bust
thirty yea enables him with confidence that he Is
prepared manuhcue nne jewey and costly gems, silver
kc superior and cheaper Than other establishment known
him In this section Of the His respectfully
requested 70 leave their orders with y
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
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.ageMt, &c WasbfngtOn,
CONTINUES prosecute claims for revolutionary services
valid revolutionary, hapay, and wdows' pensions, and al
claims growing Of The 1912 and MEXICO.
His long service clerk In the Treasury Department and
and extensive experience agent enables him %
with promptness and efficiency all claims committed his
and management His charges uniformly moderate
pected thar correspondents will pay postage.
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EIF Fl DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the sub
scrber living near Nottingham Prince Georse boys
BEN and PERRY Ben bright muao; has . under th
len eye caused BY powder long blue s,
pair antaoons He - IS odd Perry
eo Psns.lcons and an cd flock coat and u or y old
broush, home secured In JAIL that may g again.
| Dec. 1l-dlw JOHN q. SKINNER
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NEW BOOK6--Just received, Cor sale TAYLOR MAU
~ RVS, 9Th street, DARK Scenes Of History BY g. r.
James Sin Edward 0rsbnm, Railway Speculation, BY Cabarns
Sinclair author Of jane Bouvee," Gc Etiquette Al washington
l. now supply. ~ anlo
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UNITED STATES HOTEL WAnHIN0TON.
THE win b opened Tuesday,
stsn, for the reception Of guests.
The been entirely renowned, furnished with entirely
furniture throughout s house. and hs popsso feels connden
his eort win fn peaso hts The house win b
entirely the subscrbe and be hopes
nuance Of s patronage herctoe attended his hher e a
EDwARD n. FULLER,
Dec 5--d9wn alf Prupsiesor
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LOCAL MATTEL RS.

SoIREE To-NIoHT.-The weekly soiree or reunion
takes place this evening at Carusi's Saloon As the
season advances these fashionable assemblages in
crease in brlliancy and attraction, and numer-
ousy attended by the gay and beautiful The one
tonight promises to equal, II not surpass, any Of its
predecessors
BARNEY WnLIASs.--This popular dencator OF
Irish characters has been delighting yisers to the
Adelphi during the week with his admirable per-
evening was very amusing, and received with much
applause. In addition to barney, the sprighty
tress Miss Anna Cruise lends her aid to the atrac
tons of the Adephi, by the performance of the lead
ing female characters in vaudevilles and farces,
making the entertainments nightly offered sover-
eign remedy for eft of the blues.' The members
of the company acquit Themselves handsomely in
sustaining Miss Cruise and Mr. Williams.
The CARMAN BALL.-Our readers should not for
get that the benefit ball and concert, for the benefit
Of the graceful young danse,lse, ola Petite Car
tonight at Temperance Hall The committee of
citizen managers have made every arrangement for
the qualification and amusement of those who may
be in attendance. We trust that il may prove a
benefit indeed.
FIRE.-On Tuesday night, between ten and
eleven O'Clock, the lumber yard of Mcssrs. Ward
and Lehman, on the canal near 18th street. was
discovered TO be fire. and before the flames were
arrested large quantity Of valuable lumber was
destroyed. The fire was undoubtedly the work OF
ncendiary Mcssrs Ward and Lehman had
presume will cover their loss. The fremen are en-
titled to all praise for their exertons to extinguis
the fire. The night 30 intensely cold, that the
water froze it fell, notwithstanding which our
firemen labored necessarily from eleven O'Clock
until near daylight.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NKw yosK, Feb. 9.
Two thousand bales Of cotton have been sold "
spnncrs; prices unchanged.
Southern flour Is improving Grain unchanged;
coffee declining. Stocks dropping
HAaalsBuao, Feb. 8.
The jury in the case Of young knepiy, charged
with the murder of his father after being out about
hour, returned with verdict Of ssnot guilty"
ON the ground Of insanity.
Bosrox Feb g.
The brig Hayward arrived here to- day, bringing
dates from Curacao 10 the 18th January. The cap
his sailing, Col. Castilian and two other Officers
who were Imprisoned at Laguyra for participating
in the late rebellion, broke prison, and arrived al
Curacao.
The distance is about two hundred miles, and
they reached that port in an open boat.
II the impression at Curacao that trouble
would soon break out again. Letters state that
much dissatisfaction expressed, but probably
Monagas would be able to suppress any rebellion
that might be attempted.
Venezuela.
1.-THE apprehensions entertained at Curacao are
incompatible with the information furnished TO the
Courier Des Etats- Unis, published in our paper
of Monday, and are doubtless ILL iounded.l
New OaLEANs, Feb. ..
California dates received TO the 3lst Decem-
Der. The Assembly met on the 18th. MIR. Burnett
was inaugurated Governor on the 2lst. The As
scmbly elected as Senators Messrs. Fremont and
Gwinn., Mining operations are suspended by snow
and rain.
A tremendous confagration occurred in San
Francisco on the oath, destroying large portion
Of the city; loss estimated at million and half
dollars. The Cherokee arrived at Chagrcs on the
Goth; the Empire City sailed for New York on the
9th. The steamers Chesapeake and Panama
ed by avote of twelve thousand in favor, and eight
thousand against it.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAPH NOTICE.
Hainss Tel~uronh.

HAMS Telegraph.
Office Of the North Aperioan Telegraph Company,
Odeon building Pennsyirania dpenus, cornSr of
-Four and a haT street.
VNHE public respectfully informed that the
new line Of Telegraph extending from Wash
ington TO New York has been completed, and that
no expense has been spared by the proprieiors %
make il the most perfect line Of Telegraph in the
United States. The ,cirss are laid across The Nord
ripo under ,cafer, 10 the Office No. 20 Wall street
New York, and increased despatch IL thereby given
to messages forwarded by this line between Wasl-
ington, baltimore, Wilmington, Philadelphia, Nsu
York, Providence, Boston, albany, Buffalo, and in.
ermediate stations il IL the only direct and CIR.
tain line.
No delay occurs from rewriting on this lime, NJ
the operators enabled 10 telegraph direct TO the
various stations Of the company.
Dispatches for the Vest are also forwarded by
this line, in connesion with the O'Reiiiy Western
lines, TO Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louis
vile, st. Louis and all the intermediate and far
western stations.
II is the intention Of the roietors that the bust
ness at the various Offices shall be conducted with
efficiency and civilty, and the most energetic
means will be used 10 keep the wires in condition
for the prompt transmission Of all dispatches en-
trusted to their care.
share Of public patronage is respectfully So
licitcd for the new line Of telegraph.
HENRY J. ROGERS,
Feb. St General Superintendent.
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There no tidings Of the steamer. now about
duo at Halifax. Her news win be highly import
ant In commercial point Of view.
Our market h quiet. Howard street -four held
at ~ rs; rod wheat los 10 cts; white ITO II5
cts. white and yellow corn 81 81 cts; outs 70 a
IS cts; whisky rs cts. In bbs.
cargo Of 1896 bags Of Rio coffee was offered al
auction to-day. and only .o62 bags sold Mt prices
ranging from l3l 10 Ibl cts. per h. ss TO quality.
The residue was Withdrawn at bids corresponding
with the above figures.
The Fcll's Point Savings Institution has declared
scmi-annual dividend Of three per cent.
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lous. He was blown out Of the ioursh ssefy spoa
thereof Of the office, aud Wa litue injured thai
he immediately proceeded home 10 teil bic friends
Of his good fortune.
AZ a quarter 10 ono o'clock, three bodies we're
covered. The face Of onc IL rccognixablc--leht
complexion, sandy hair. The remaining too were
burned TO cinder This makes iweaty 1--WE deai
bodice
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| TNHE SENATE CHAMBER.-IAdies who in
Il tend TO be present at the interesting debates in
the Senate at this time, advised 10 procure one
| Of PARKER'S neat Fans, they will find IL very
necessary during the present daily crowds there.
PARKER'S
Comb, Fancy, and Pcrfumery store,
Feb. 6-3t Penn av., near National hotel.
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VHE UNDERSIGNED will practise Law in
Il partnership, under the name Of OGDEN a
DUNCAN, in the city Of New Orleans and in the
District Court OF the parish OF jefferson.
ROBERT N. OGDEN,
GARNETT DUNCAN.
Office No. , st. Charles street.
Feb. 6-lmdtrw&w
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ITANTED.-By Lady every way competent
w 10 teach Music on the Piano Forte and
Guitar, a situation in some Seminary south or
west, though the former would be preferred. She
has m0ch experience in her profession, having
been employed in several Of the most respectable
Seminaries. The most unquestionable references
given as to character and capacity.
Any communication addressed, post paid, 10 w.
b., Washington city post-ofhce, will be promptly
attended 10. Feb. 1T
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Music Lessons ON Piano and estssr.
A r Mrs CLARE's, over Rank Of " s.hinlrtan.
"A on Louisiana avenue. between 9th and 1th
WAsmSeToS, ID. G. Amer the en- pcricnce Mi-s scorr
has had In teaching In semnaries. both south AMI
West, she y confident she will give sati-Acton ~
those who favor her with their patronage
Feb. If
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THx FLoarpA fSprASs.--Wc arc informed that
intelligence has been received nj the War Depart
mont from Florida stating that ON the 2lst Janua-
W the commanding general In that State met in
council the chief and six sub-chcfs Of the Seminole
and Mioasukie Indians, and a delegate from the
Tallahassee which terminated very satisfactorily
The Prc<idcnt's approval Of their conduct in sur
rendering the murdcrcrs and his desire for their re-
moval west 81 The Missisrippi, were communicated
10 them, and they finally expressed their willing
10 emigrstr. and their determination 70 use all
efforts 10 persuade their people TO accompany them.
The western delegation have also been permitted
enter tho nation In tho prosecution Of their mis-
sion. Bosri<gs, with his sub-chicfs, has promised
20 meet the agent, Captain Casey. about the middle
Of the present month, al Caloosahatcc, and inform
him Of the result Of their efforts II IL believed that
while others arc undecided but. upon the whole,
the prospects Of their emigration are moro favora-
bic than they have been for some time past.
National fnfsLigsncr.
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FOR cALrFoRNrA.

T,HE superior STEAMSHIP COLUMBUS. Gao.
il tain J. b. Peck, viii sail ne above, on Thurs.
day, the 7th Of February.
The accommodst tons FOE passengers are ~ t,e h-t
description. A. only limited number will BE- taken
application should be made early.
A small quantity OF freight can also be taken.
TO secure freight or psssagc, apply %
NJ. D. ROBERTS
Feb. 2--tF7 us West street. New YORK
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Furry GmIs Mxnarsp m ONE Housr. There
have been ten operatives married every year from
single boarding house In Lowell, Mass, during
the last five Ycnra.
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0J-Thc nrst regular meeting OF George
Washington Section, No. 2, Cadets Of Temperance,
will be held on Thursday evening next, the 9TH
o'clock. Persons wishing to join this section win
please come forward at that time.
Feb. CIT 1T. X. PLANT, w. A.
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A FEW DAYS LONGER.

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OPEN EVERY EVENING rOR sIsOKT
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BAYNE's celebrated scriss a gigantic PIANO.
RAMAs, entitled
A VOYAGE To EUROPE.
embracing magnificent views u Boston. its iiAr'
Dor. Halifax, the Atlantic, Liverpool, Los<son from
the Thames, tparsine under shs bridges and end
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MEL, brilliantly illuminated. and both backs u
the beautiful
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byupwaris II 250. 100 persons
An exhibition every "Wednesday and saturday
afternoon at O'Clock.
cents.
Doors open at 81 o'elock--so commence nesiae
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90 SMITHSONIAN LECTUREs.-The Rt
Rev Bishop Alonzo Potter will lecture this (Thurs
day. evening, at O'Clock.
Subject -"0 One Of the Tendencies Of Modern
Science Feb