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AIDES HOSIERY, Albian Thread, Sandal Lace,
IL SILK and Cotton, all colors at
sp l8-n BIRGE'S, Willards' Hotel.
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REMITTANcEs To IRELAND

DERSoNs desiring to send money to Ireland, Can
obtain checks for si or more, on the Belfast
Banking Company, payable in all the principal
towns. Apply TO CHUB8 BRuTHERS,
Bankers, opposite the Treasury Building
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DoLsLAFD,
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR,

INVENTOR OF THE CELEBRATED GOssAMER
VENTILATING WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TOUPACES.
No. I7s CHESTNUT STREET, opposite the State
House, Philadelphia.
T INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies and Gentlemen
l. to measure their own heads with accuracy:
For Wigs, Inches Toupees Scalps, Inch.
No. /. The round of the No. l. From forehead to
head back as far as
z. From 70 r ehead bald.
over the head to q Over forehead as
neck. far as required.
8. From ear to ear 8. Over the crown Of
over the hesd. tho head.
4. From ear to
round the fore
head.
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Banking House of Pairo 8 Youfsc,
FIFTEENTH STREET.
Opposite the United States treasury.
SlA per cent. per annum interest paid On deposits
~ ofone hundred dollars OF over, when left for
thirty days or longer. ap3dly
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THE OLD HARTFORD MPANlES.
ETNA-Cash capital 100000.
PROTECT1ON-Cash capt. 100000,
HARTFORD-Cah capital S15O,OO0.

INSURE against fire, all descriptions Of property,
4 both in town and country, as favorable terms
as other response bic companies.
These companies base their operations upon such
perfected plan of cash premiums, we'll scattered
risks, and long experience in estimating hazards,
that the interests of all concerned protected.-
Tie promptness, fairness and lberaiity which have
marked the dealings of these companies tor nearly
half a century, afford the surest guaranty for the
SAFETY and security of the assured.
Applications for risks may be made to
T. NJ. HANSON.
Office No {, Columbia Place, corner of Louisiana
avenue aud eth street. ap 14-eolm
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Space .yill not permit to name hundreds Of other
IS Geo. w. Goodrich, Capt. Thomas Canot, Rober
Gault, James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Pervail, s. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev.
Eskridge, u s. n, and thousands others cured o
Dyspepsia scrofula, Cough, Liver Complaints. Bron
chitis st. Vitus' Dance, SC. We refer you to you
own citizens Call them.
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Extract from the act Of Congress approved august
Sd. E..s..., So. 10, 1874 =
"SEc. 9. And be IL further enacted, That from and
aer .he OF TINS act every proposal for naval
supplies invited by the Secretary of the Navy under
the proviso to the general appropriation bill for
the navy, approved March third, eighteen hundred
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Inteiligenesr is highly pleased with
the letter of Ex-senator Clemens to 9. a
correspondent in New York, John Van
Buren,.
The Union, to correct the misrepresen.
tati0ns of those pretended friends of the
Nebraska bill, who desire more that it
shall be the means of rending the Demo-
cratic party, than that it shall triumph,
insists that the President is deeply con-
cerned for the enactment of the great
principle on which the bill is based,
saying:
81 The paramount object of the administra-
fion is the establishment of permanent rule
which will bar the door in all time to come
against the revival of the slavery agitation in
Congress. To secure this object, the President
has shown himself ready to cooperate in all
legitimate and proper ways with the legisla-
tive department Of the government The bill,
as proposed to be amended by Mr.. Douglas,
declaring the Missouri Compromise inopera
tive and void, because it is inconsistent with
the principles of the Compromise of 1850, and
securing to the inhabitants of the Territory
the right to regulate the subject Of slavery for
themselves, carries out the principle of con-
gressional non-interyention, and therefore
eannot fail, when passed, to meet his ready
approval"
The Sentinel huzzas over its notion
that the Softs would not support the Ne
braska bill.
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DOINGS OF CONGRESS.

SENArE.-Yesterday, the further considera-
ton of the bill providing for the ascertainment
and satisfaction of claims of American citizens
for spoliations iy the French, prior to 1901,
was postponed until to-day
The Nebraska bill, as amended by Mr.
Douglas, in the last clause Of the 14th section
was then taken up, and opposed by Mr. Smith.
After some discussion, the bill was postponed
until to-day.
After an executive session, the Senate ad-
journed.
In THE House, yesterday, after we went to
press, they continued voting on the various
amendments to the Deficiency bill reported
back from the Committee Of Whole on the state
of the Union; all of which were agreed to by
yeas and nays
The bill, as thus amended being next or
dered to third reading, on the question of its
passage; it was rejected-yeas 81, nays93.
Mr.. Clingman moved to reconsider that vote
and then to lay the motion to reconsider on the
table.
This question being put, the vote was an
nounced to have been-yeas SO, nays SO.
When the Speaker voted in the affirmative
and announced that it had been agreed to.
Whereup0n, the House adjourned.
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LOBBY MEMBERs.-In the Senate OIL
Mississippi, on the Goth January, Mr..
johnson introduced a bill s'to regulate
the Legislature of Mississippi" The bill
proposes to make ''lobby members" a
coordinate branch of the legislature.
Would it not be well for Congress tc
adopt Mr.. Johnson's bill, for the govern.
ment of our National houses of Legisla
ture, and form third house of the lobb,
members at the Capitol. 1t is said tina
this class already has more infuenc.
here than our Congressman and Senators
and that no bill can be gotten through
Congressunless the lobby men are bough
up. Can this be true?
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PIE II SONAL.

80. George Lippard. the novelist, died a,
Philadelphia yesterday morning.
....Capt. Degroot, late of the Prescott House,
New York, is about to erect colossal Hotel,
to be called the Great West, at q cost of half a
million of dollars.
....Rens.elaer Ravens, Esq, a we'll known
whig politician, died ut New York on We'd
nesdsy. He was candidate for the State
Senate at the last cleo ton.
....Geo- W. Clutter has been nominated for
First Auditor of Virginia by caucus of the
democratic members Of the Legislature.
Captain John Smith died in 1881, and
was buried in Saint SepuIchre's Church, Skin
ner street, London. A tablet erected to his
memory, with the motto 'Vineere est virere, y
was destroyed by the great fire in 1865 Ar
rangements are now in progress for celebrating
the anniversary of the settlement of James
town by Captain Smith, in April, 1907.
Eliza DAILY was found upon the steps of
the City Hall, New York, on Monday, and
soon after gave birth to fine boy. Her hus-
band had turned her out doors
-...Cantenacci, who revealed the late plot
at Rome, died recently, after an Intellectual at
tempt to destroy himself.
- -...lf Is announced that Prince Woronzofi
has been pensiOned. This looks as if the i'm.
perial master of Russia was not satisfied with
the conduct of che war by the Prince in Asia.
Its amounts to rebuke, and is one of the gra-
dations of punishment which the Car is So
skilful in applying through all varieties, from
frown to the knout and the Siberian Desert
-. .Messrs. Goldthwaite, Cbelton and Rice
have been elected by the Legislature of Ala
bama, Judges Of the State Supreme Court.
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FORREST AT THE NATIONAL.

The crowded state of our columns pre-
vent as from giving an extended notice
of the eminent artist who nightly fills
the National Theatre to witness his
matchless acting.
Forests Hamlet, last evening, added
to his numerous triumphs as personator
Of Ayon's great bard. Tonight comes
Richelieu which, in the hands of For
rest, is rendered as it can be by no othe,
living actor. On tomorrow evening, We
are to have Damon and Pythiss, with
Forrest as Damon, and Fenno as Pythias
1t is needless, almost, to say that the
last named gentleman will ably sustain
the great tragedian.
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PROCEEDINGS OF today,

SENATE.-After prayer and the reading of
the Journal
Mr.. Petit reported the two following bills
from the Committee on Private Lands, namely,
House bill No. 1917, having reference to Cali
fornia land claims, which the committee recon-
mend to be passed without amendment Also,
House bill No. 200. allowing the purchase of
a farm lot adjoining the town of Prairie au
Chen, Wisconsin, which were both read three
tunes and passed.
Mr.. Hamlin reported from the Committee on
Commerce bill for constituting San Diego a
port of entry Read and committed
Mr. Thompson, of KY, reported Senate bill
the legal heirs of Lieutenant c. A. Wickley
Passed.
Mr.. Douglas here moved the further con-
sideration of the Nebraska bill
Mr.. BrOdhead understood that this day was
to be devoted to private bills, and the discus
sion on the bill to be continued tomorrow
Cries of . No."l If it was the general Wish,
be would not oppose.
Mr.. Stuart said that he should insist upon
the consideration of private bills on Friday.
MIR. Smith presented petition from Samuel
Colt for extension Of his patent.
Mr.. Everett presented petition for further
protection to patentees.
Mr. Smith continued bis speech Of yester-
day on the Nebraska question, and prefaced it
by a quotation from one Of Daniel Webster s
speeches, which he read from his p inted works,
that, he resumed was the platform on which he
stood and was determined to make a stub
born resistance to this extraordinary measure.
lie denied that he was actuated by sectional
motives and he would show that the provisions
of the fugitive slave law had been passed five
different times in this Act. lie intended to
bring up the Hon. Senator from H., to the
scratch The Hon. Senator was arguing the
point when we left. '2e-
HousE.-To-day, when the House met
The Speaker announced that an error had
been discovered in announcing and recording
the vote by which, yesterday, the House had
laid on the table the motion to reconsider the
vote by which they had refused to pass the de.
iciency bill. The proper footing up OF the
yeas and nays on that occasion was-yeas 80,
nays SO. It had been announced yeas SO,
nays SS, when he (the Speaker) voted in the
Affirmative It would be seen, therefore, tina,
the correction Of this mistake did not change
the result .-H -3t
Mr.. Jones, of Tenn, proposed to move to
reconsider the vote by which the motion to re.
consider had been laid on the table.
The Speaker ruled that the motion to recon
slider having once been laid on the table. the
chair could no longer entertain it j; and then,
after much consideration upon points of order
involved .5-
Mr.. Jones, .of Tenn, appealed from the
Speakers decision.
Mr.. Hamilton moved to lay the appeal on
the table; which was agreed to-yeas, l35
nays, "a. -s7.-.-.. ~
The House then proceeded to dispose of the
various private bills on the Speakers table
this being private bill day."
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NIt is the impression of those who
know, that the present extravagant price
of flour cannot be maintained, from the
vast amount that is stored and is con.
tinually adding to the stock. The New
York Tribune says
eve understand there is a feeling
among holders of -four in this city, that
the prices may possibly recede rather
than advance, before the 'pinching time,
when notes fall due. The poor have
their pinching time, now, and they will
not sympathize very strong with specu.
lators, should the price happen to drop
down dollar or two below cost"
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HAVANA CIGARs.-Late from Havana
state that cigars, with orders for which
all the reputable brands are overtasked,
still hold the advance rate forced by the
price of leaf, as well as the extraordinary
increase of demand. Many northern
dealers have been dissatisfied with the
advance after their orders had been &C
cepted at the factories, before the advance
obtained in leaf.
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''CoNTARINI FLEMING" and "MIRIAM
ALRoY" are the titles of DTsraeli, the
celebrated English authors last works,
just laid upon our table by Joe Shilling
ton. These publication, from the house
of I. B. Peterson, 1O2 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, are handsomely printed on
good paper. Those who have taste for
such works speak highly of them.
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WASHINGTON ASSEMBLIES,

1NHE THIRD ASSEMBLY BALI will be given nj
l. jackson Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb
Tusry l4th.
Subscribers obtain tickets of admission at
Stevens Store, Browns Hotel.
Persons not subscribers can obtain tickets on an
pication to one Of the Executive Managers at Jack
son Hall on the day Of the ball
feb l0-dtb
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q We are indebted to Hugh Cameron,
9TH street, near Louisiana Avenue, fol-
the February number of the New York
Journal 1t is a great number.
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NEW GOODS FOR THE LADIES.


I HAVE received and will con'tantly keepO band
/ during the ST. ason the following new and desl
-sble goods:
Head Dresses, Dress Caps, Sash Ribbons
Tinsel Ornaments of every variety
Lace Collars aud Sleeves
Also, Maltese Thread and Nslencan Laces.
1t is needless TO add that the above named goods
are the most desirable of the season.
Z +. MYER,
At the Blue and White Awning Store.
feb S-d3t
'C'EE X ntc ker b ker Magazine for
L February, received and for sale ut
SHILLlNGT0NS Bookstore.
The Eclectic Magazine for February
Rankiu's Abstract of Medical Science
The Young Duk,: or, the Younger Days Of George
the ", by D'Israsli
Dashes OF American Humor-a collection OF SINUS
ng sket .hes
New Books Newspapers, and every thing in the
heap publication line for sale at
JOE SHILLINGT0N'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. Nv. and 4 ST, Odoon Building
feb eff
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SENTENCED TO THE CHAIN GANG.-It is
stated that American sailors who have
been in prison so long at Havana, on the
charge Of being engaged in the slave
trade, have been sentenced to the chain
gang for four years.
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10 A man without predominant in
clination is not likely TO be either useful
or happy. He who is everything is
nothing.
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THE MARKETS.

U Michael Jennings, charged with
the murder of Mrs. Esther Bradley, of
North Haven, on the 9th of July last,
has been convicted in the Superior Court,
at New Haven, of murder in the first de
gree. Jennings is about eighteen years
of age, and his father, from Brooklyn
was at his side during the trial.
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NEW YORK JOURNAL for February
~ Just received and all the back numbers for
ale BY the Agent, ALEX. ADAMSoN, 9Th ct, oP-
pJsite the City Post Office.
Harper's, Putnams, Grahams Magazines, and
Lady's Book can be had from him for 81 SO year.
20 cents a number 10 subscribers. He Is agent
for all the cheap publications. Magazines and News
papers. ANY Of the cheap publications bought Of
him will be taken back in exchange.
Q-e
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A PROFESSIONAL CARD.

hR.HAkRIET h. HUNT, of Boston, Ma s, woulo
~ respectfully give notice to the ladies of Wash
ingtcn that she viii remain here few days for tn.
purpose Of examining diseases. Having been in sue
ceesful practice since 1885, she confidently ash
attention to this card.
Particu ar attention to diseases of children.
Hours from to ~ a.. N. Rooms between eth and
10th streets, over Mrs. loves Store.
feb 4-lMk
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ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS.
A4 - 60

A DITION AL F FACILITIES
A a further convenience to the citizens of tn,
"A Dis riot of Co umbia have appointed Mr. J
}. BOONE to he our Agent al Georgetown.
The utmost promptness may be relied upon in all
business, and in the transmission and delivery Of all
Goods, Packages, &c, committed TO his charge.
feb 10-eo2m ADAMS q co.
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THE COMING STRUGGLE.

TNHE COMING STRUGGLE among the nations OF
/ the Earth on the Political Events of the nexi
Fifteen Years, described in accordance with Prophe-
sizes in Ezekiel, Daniel, and the Apecalypse
Reprint from the Sixtieth Thousand London ed.
ton. TAYLOR MAUKY,S
feb loft Bookstore near 9th st
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MAGEES SPLENDID VALENTINES. q
LNVELOPES Of different calors Comic Yalen
~ tines unsurpassed, and cheaper than can b
found IN the city elsewhere L
just received at Winners, 9th st.
Also, beautiful assortment of Valentine Card
colored, silver, and gilt embossed. - "a
feb eff
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COTTAGE CHAMBER FURNITURE.
I HAVE Just received at my Furniture Ware
i rooms, on 7th street, opposite thu Exchang,
Bank
10 sets of the above Furniture of various patterns
and style
Also, considerable addition to my stock of
PARL0R FURNITURE.
To which the attention OF purchasers is invited
feb 10-ee2w N. NJ McGREG0R
Nntallicepcerl
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MR.. BUSHNELL'S SCHOOL

Thirteenth, btt,ccsn Fand q streets, Washington.
Y'HE next quarter of this School will commepc
i on MONDAY, the 18th instant. The number
of pupils is limited tn many eau be carefully
and thoroughly instructed by the Priucral himself,
aided only in the department Of redern languages
The course of study includes all the branches of q
complete acade-nical education.
For circulars, &c, apply at the School rooms.
feb l0-1wS
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nable to any force Santa Anna or any body
else can send against it. The supplies for the
troops are abundant, and are well protected
so that even a seige could be resisted with sue
cess.
Col Walker has issued a proclamation call
ing upon the inhabitants to recognise the new
Government, and Offering profession TO all well
disposed This has had q good effect-daily
we receive visitors who come torecoguise the
existing Government.
Capt Davidson is stationed with his compa-
ny at La Grulla, near Santa Thomas. The
rest of the forces are at this place. Our
wounded are improving rapidly. We intend
to send mails weekly to. San Diego.
The Bremen schooner Eisurgis had arrived
at San francisco in thirty-fve days from
Masatlan. Her captsin describes the people
of that place as being in great excitement
about the Sonora expedition. The latest in
teIligence from the party had not then reached
Mazatlan.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

THE sui scriber having taken the corner store in
Il the First Ward, formerly occupied by John Z
Latham Co., have just returned from the North
with splendid stick of staple and fancy DRY
GOODS, to which the special attention of purchasers
invited. We have purchased our goods Yer,
low, and we are no prepared to sell great bargains
G. 7. MASSEY 4 Co,
Corner Pa. avenue aud 18th ST., First Ward.
feb 1O-eolms
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DRANDY.-
ID Hennessy, Cognac, and Otard Brandy, a prime
article. just received on consignment, in *, IL and
e casks RALPH uASKINS
jackson Hall, ia ay., bet Sd and AZ sts
feb 9-6t -.
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USt. Patrick's day is to be celebra-
ted in New York by military and civic
parade.
e The heirs of Lord Townly, it has
been decided, are entitled to one half OF
the Jennings estate, which is estimated
to be worth S60,0OO,OO0.
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SHIRTS SHIRTS-SHIRTS.
WE have large and fine assortment Of superior
w Shirts at all prices, Ii ade il The best manner
and warranted to ft.
Also, UDdershirts and Ora wers, Cravats
Scarfs, Ties, Handkfs. Hosiery, DC.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Penns avenue, next door TO Iron Hall.
feb loft
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DOARDING.-Sixg gentlemen can be accom-
ID modsted with excellent board at 50 per week.
at Mrs. HARR0DS, on 9th street, between G and Ii
streets.
A gentleman can be accommodated with a room,
and fire il required. feb 10-2h
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PURE SIENNA FIGS

A MOST palatabie, safe, and sfieclual remedy for
II Constipation Of the bowels, hahitual costiye
ness DC, particularly recommended to persons lead
lag sedeutary life, as pleasant but sure sperient
Prepared and sold by VIII. GILMAN.
Corner Pa. avenue and Az ST
~ Tbs sual discount to Druggists.
fab
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nNE CENT REWARD.-Ran.wayf r7 m
apprentice to the hatcher business / forewarn sn
persons from harboring him and viii paw no debt of
his contracting. LEONARD KFJJpIN =
feb 9-3ts
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&E Young Mems Christian Associ-
atfon-In consequences Of the inclemency OF the
westher on Wednesday evening, W. Gilmore Simms
ESQ, Of South Carolina, will deliver lecture be
fore the Assr citation, on THIS lfridey) EVENING,
At 7Ix o'clock, at the Smithsonian Institute.
It is earnestly hoped that eli the members viii be
present
The public are respectfully invited TO attend.
G. W. SCHREfNER,
feb lo-lt Chairman Lecture Committee.
"a Warrington Hfg
are hereby notified to attend meeting CT the Com
pany at the Armory of the WsshingtouLght In
fantTy, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, the sth instant,
ct o'clock.
A punc.ual attendance Is particularly requested
of all who have an interest in the company.
JOHN BALM, Chairman.
WILLIAM FORSYTH, Secretary. feb lo-5ts
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Oregon.

The latest arrival was of the steam propeller
Peytona, bringing news to Jan. IL.
Apples are worth SIS per barrel. The nur-
serymen of Oregon have received orders from
California for 80, 600 young fruit trees.
The revenue cutter Jefferson Davis has been
ordered to take her station at Olympia.
VIM H. Wallace, of Steilacoom, has been
nominated by the Wings of Washington Ter
ritory as candidate for Delegate to Congress,
and Columbia Lancaster by the Democrats.
1t is supposed that there will be others on the
course as Independents.-Ore
- Thirty dollars piece was paid for two
turkeys, for Christmas dinner, by a gentle
man of this city.-ib.
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r. r. THOM AS

X. r. THOMAS,
GENERAL AGENT for collection OF rents, renting
" property, and Collector in general.
Residence on the corner OF New York avenue and
10Th street.
ANY orders left at Messrs Parkers' Store, oppoi'e
Browns' Hotel, or at J. W. RGeys STEAMBOAT wharL
viii be attended to promptly. feb 4-eoSt-
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NOTICE.-In pursuance of the statutes Of tn
~ Sta'e of Pennsylvania, public notice is hereby
given that the undersigned has been appointed by
| the Governor of the State of Pennsylvania, q Com
missioner Tor said State in the District Ct Columbia
CHAS. c. TUCKER.
Washington, D. c., February 9th, le54.
feb 10-2t*