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| m.H.r hrir Of NrsriN Uy,N, hts ~ Noe
uH,. Dob .1tI J.urt,. .r,rs.s'. rlsrs,tH..l frr.
rrsrrts That sBlf fHtrHT ts srIrsi and Istssssssl
..t hr .I.v lr. ,rstr.'sI rrHI estate, We. "Hr-
s.,rHfd ufthr h.u.su4I I,riB k1rvu a. Nu.iiH
Eu.A tIHu. siiHltrI uBr.luIih ui a wilr ruIih.
vr.i,rI, ui ihs HuiL u. tbs pHHI at Nur~sy ,iI.
H-.. The .HI zeal estate isf1g srl r-rt ru ths
Hhfs .I frr vlHHs's dover. Sol bu1 vas
,s.r.I. f1 1851. o., ibr frlrrsrs 10 s,,tssp bond.
600 f.|rTs. That aH BHvHH .rr1s offer ~ HHr
hH1Ht,i Hrd 1Hrf, drI1rs, bee i-rn made b,
IrHAH1r r, ul Norway. in .l.l Cuuai,. vhi,h
..rr DO De- 'Hr &C. t.flrtst .. 40 SHr.,fr,' Imur.
..Ft,H ta st,,If, fhe pnrr''. of .r,h .'.H toto
goo .ut 600 iHtfI,st boz fhr Iru.li Of sliI m.lpT.
CYRUS ". Ul yh ihr.rir.r rtH,. that Ir-uss
boo, IT ,.,l'sl h..1 iH elf sHi COVE, The above
...,..I.f u.H rs.rs 90 rhr fsr.H1 Hpl,rg -,tJ
..-r. srJ'IIiog 90 llr stature Boo .r,h ,l--' made
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REFERENCES.

REFERENC
Wm. WIT Nirgiu,l
4 &. UrDisuu, N,,,,,, yIl,v.
Iish,N Cary,
Dus Tfuc,
Lewis v. Chill, lr..;.u.u
Moses Hammond,
Wm. ~Wrtt,
rn.tr,u llsrsey
g.. g.. Phelps, South Paris
OB Hall,
4. Shuule1. IT,,
J. ". Porter. Esq., Strong.
The unIeuisisi are prrfarcd to manufacture
aud sell the ulu,e oven. aud rights inr the same
IN an, town or city the State IT Maine.
u. :. STEVENS & 60.
sourH PARIS, Oct, 1856
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DR.. Pcliil's American Eve SaI,c.

TON fHt CURB 10 At
y ISEi SES or THE EYE.
Sore Eyr.. Weak Eve. w,r-r, I've. Iadru-I
I've. ~ys., t.rrr,fri E,r.LrIs. auI ws,,nr,s
n ' isipn if1u spy c,u-r.
II ypur L,es tr,ubIa spp, uI matter whsf No.
cause, che E,r ~,l,r s .rrr in n,ur.rra rtsr. aas
al t,Tuf, o. aHYrl aImHst
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10 30 Hls. Those, N B'sEs, JHig' ef Probate
~ NJ CgHsiy n OIiard
IoSEPH HUTCHINSON, ENecu,or Of the
~ last will and testament 81 JoHs FuLLtn,
late Of Ilsbron IN sail Counl,, respectfully repre-
sent. that by The said viii the aid widow Ia.
ouc hall the real estate, and that the personal
estate ~ sail deceased i not sufcieot 10 pay the
o.t dshl. and lsgscie. II the deceased by the sun
of .eycn huulrsd dollars.
Your petitioner, therefore pays that youI
lloupr woud gIant him licerse o. eel a, Tub'ic ~
private sale nni convey the rem, in0g part Il The
real esiale fr thr plymrnl 81 saii dobls, lcgacies
and Incidental charges.
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- ths Crsg'V ~ Of'Hrf.
IRA e. kINBll.L. ~ nuhrl IN ih- Count,
Of ONmrI. ~ utrr ofthr estate ~ EtTAEf u
TwtrCUTtt. late ui ilrihri. iu f,l Cuuniy, BE-
ceased. usrar,n'', rrpuseni.. T'atihs personal
r.i,tr uf .l Irral..l O.. not .udi. snt o. pay The
iu.i debts which hr owed 10 no time OF oil. death
b, ihf .uu of frur lunIrrl AMI tu, dnl,,is.
Nuur u,tifiHHrr Therefore pray, That Nuur h"nnt
,uul grant hrm l.rpsr % sfli 81 pultr ur r',,str
.r'r aui rDr,r, s1 ml.h 90 the real estate ~ sp,u
d..rlssI as m,, o. uesr.slp &C. che p'ymrUi ct
.aiI f,its and ir,I'rHaI ,h,trrs.
MA &. kINnAlL.
U,O'N ". EnHINsuN. j.. hIs At'y.
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t.. vtihiH ami go thr cHuri1 OF Oxford. uu thr
thirl Trr.l1, Of N1rrh, \. u. 1851.
On ihr aforesaid PETITION,
Drfrsi, hat che .aiI Petitioner give M.
fgr o. 40 T~rsHus lHf.usIrl, D., ctu.iug cop, II
fh.. urlcr ~ o., Published three weeks .ucrrs.i,r-
d 90 The ONnri p,mH,r1i, rfl1tri 20 PARE, that
ilr, u,, arr.,r at Probate ruur' o. la held a.
Pare, ,H .sid JuH1f, un ihe ihiul Irrsiby n
W., urAi. pt ripr 81 che ,Ia,k i0 ih, tirrB1sla.
BuI she's ,tu.r. DO aH, thr, have. vh, che same
sh.uII uHt o. rHsuIsi
THOMAS u. RROwN. J.lr,.
\ tT-r DHrl-.ii,st
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1858, o., J Eu..rIl >p,llrng, DO thr ti'rA''
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HNRFUHH. 20 t.HNfN on lI....lfH N'IIl aI 7 fI
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prevented iHe SANE &C. Probate
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Winter Arrangement.

w luLer htI dil SAAShI'
On and AFTER Nonday. the 2it
inst. the Steamers LEWIS.
ts[LyIiS TON Cant. GIoUCF kNiGur,
o>--NANr~>or@ and FORREST CRY, Capt. I.
\. pEtNtT. Will ruu no flluvs.
leave Athotic Wha,f. rouhud, evsty Monday,
Tu..d,,. w,,lu,sd,,, Thur.hN AMI Friday, It
a',lp5k e., AND Ccotal wharf, llo'ion, every
Nuni4,. TursIay "Wednesday, Ihursd'y ani
~ l,, NJ r'clu,A I. ".
Tsir, be C,hin, tl2j
un nysk, 100
IN. Zach hoal d. furnished With large
umlff uf state tuums, iuf The accommodation ~
, lir. and 1ulics; anil TRAVELLERS zee reminded
th,t o., taking th,s hu,, much .a'ir. "f time and
o., pauss uiI' d. m1j,, ,nl that che Inconvenience
1T nu,ug ,o Io,,on at tate hours OF The uight
vii o. avoided.
The lriis arrive in ssosonlur pass,ng'rs tutlAc
the saflsst tu,ius GOT It ihc sity
The Company are not rospHuslhc ~ lag.agr
O. 40 aulu & ,Nr,,iiug so be- ,aluc, 'pi that
usr.ln,l un's.s nut,C, =. gwen ani r1ii &C. 40 the
rae ui one passenger lorc,eg $500 additional
value.
- Freight. taken a. usual.
l.. BILLINGS, Agent
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7.ts. Pc. TI--rs ~ r.rrs, JaIss Or Probate
nth Ctsr ~ '1fft.
I J,Y GuCLp, 90 p,uuHfk. iD ssiH C.uri,
4 4 ut O~iuti, tr.r,rir'N rCrrrs,nts. that Al
rulrs Cootn q, a. .sII p,uHls, 4. died is Nuyust
\ n. l>jj, ss.fg.. 3.t Is.s.r..rI ul Ts.,l estate,
rr..-, rh1its vhI.h ,B-ht o. o.. a.uiri.ier,d1c-
aUrl.rl tu Isv. aHt ihs vt.ov OF sl'd deceased
nfl 'J's' bui .i..I Co. ttk. ..uir'stIa,.HIhrIy-
uH, a.I De ..lr, rlu...' cod u.',t .ut ut ihe
CCu0ty.
Wow retitiarrv frrh.r lsprr.,u's thst .hs is a
srs..I...r "a cab. fg,,a-s,. " U,r,tHr .fr r..,s
tH.t .".-.- flaf.H 90 sa.d estate ig LButrJ o.
some .r...t'r rsrsHr.
p..rl 3D.. p,.aalA, l0b tas n March. N.pls'5.
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NEW MAP or OXFORD COUNTY.
Map of Oxford County

THE undersigned propose, provided 'u'i,',n ~
J encouragement be giyen, to consirue''"u pun
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-20
Proceedings OF To-Day.

In TIE sENArE, to-day, Mr.. Pugh intro,
duced bill to prescribe the time and name,
of electing Senators to Congress, and the form
OF their credentials read and referred
Mr.. Trumbull presented additional pnpars
IN relation to the joint convention in Indiana
In which Messrs. Fitch and Bright we're
elected Senators
The private calendar was taken up, and
many bills not objsc.ed to were passed ere the
Star went b. press.
In THE HOUSE, the agricultural portion II
the Patent Office report was received, and ten
thousand copies in addition to the usual nun.
bcr. were ordered to be printed
DIR. Ball, by leave, presented certain cor.
respondence with the Secretary of the Int
rior, which was referred TO the Public Build.
ings Committee.
Or. Clingman, rising TO a question Of rri,i
lege, moved that the nenb ers implic ated by
the several reports from the House investisat.
Ing committee be authorized to put in written
reples to the committees arguments against
themselve personally, and that their said re.
plies be printed
After some conversation, this motion was 81
mod fed % also to embrace the Journal Of To 8
ssid committee and it was agreed to.
Ine House then went into committee Oh the
Tariff, and were addressed in fve-minute
speeches on amendments
Mr urr, IN order to bring the House TO a
test vote upon the two bills from the Ways and
Means Committee, Mr. Campbell's and Mr..
Latcher's-moved TO strike out the enactipy
c alse Of the bill under consideration; agre. i
to-yeas 90, nays 50.
The committee rose, and the chairman (Mr.
n Marshall, of Ky y reported their action
Mr Campbell of Ohio moved the previous
question On agreeing to the report, which
.ns on ordering the main question to be nut.
Mr Z. went on 10 address the House atIepe,h
In favor OF the tariff project of the majority of
the ways AMI Means Committee.
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DENTISTRY
ID H. H E n BAILY,
Office No. 1913 Pennsylvania Avenue
Thrss Doors from I4tA sfrfet.

nR. BAlLY begs leave to inform the publ,o
~ that he can be seen at all hours at his ONCE
located as sbove He feels assured that an eI De.
Tercs OF fifteen years practice, with the large
number of pa tients and great variety Of diflcuit
cases tha he has treated sut cessfully Will enable
him to snImount any difficulty, scientific or 9th.
ence confirming the opinion Of many men tmi-
nent In the profession, and especially Drs Harris
ard and Pcymly, has led BIN LONG since.
TO discard all mercurial preparations for filtrg
Rubber, and Clements for the construct N OF Con-
inuous Gum Teeth, and tba, Porcelain. mounted
on Gold Plate Is the only reliable ST. distance that
Can DE worn la the mouth, as was most ooncIu.
vent,on.
Although be aatte-s himself that from his long
residence and practice in Washington, he Is fe.
vors6ly known to his numerous fiends and pa.
Irons, ne hegs leave TO refer them to the folowlrp
TESTIMONIALS.
from ths late Rector Of The Church Epphspy Of this city
Dr. sr.russ BAIII Dear sr-I desire to express nv e..
dsD The ANA sr you
any, sd aGps he s ssS sss rsssss 81;
Washington, August SO. Isse. w. yREscs
From of the oides. firms Baltimore. Mes.r. Bess.,
Having employed Dr. stephen Bsi'y Surgeon D.n,i. o,
Washington CITY, to execute for porant aud d
ia one Of tn. moot di.tinsuisSsd
member. Of tn. Dental College Of Baltimore fe.
Il
give. great p,s1.uTs to express my entire
Baltimore January "a, 1851. HARMANS 8cGss
Extract frcn tote rscsved from the late Hon John
Clayton.
,,.., ~ u B. SENATE. August I9, lssG
.eh you maze ior re WORK "a mrtelyi nothing could
Dc better Very gratefully. JOHN "a CLAYTON
10 moss tsst sssE relief the teeth
can shssiuiiy recon mend DR.. Belly as superior Del
st ne made sst o. teeth for pluxy al
several porcelain teethfo- myself and all soo
"sii Tor more than tan years. ROBERT T. NIXON
A., oitoe Va Conferences Of the N. e. Church south
the cn having rs
OF ts professional skill Of DR. g. Rally Dsu;,,
I having teen his operations on on
families fisuds take p.essure in sxnre,si, ou STI.
ZION of HIS skill a, of the unifn, nIv 1890
tory manner IN which psrorms tie most delicate .
0cult operations IN Dental
commend him 10 the incidence
o which We consider him EN- insntly worthy
fhoAAs U WALTER JOS. Il. BRADLEY,
-,o AIeMseet y Sipfoi OF w hington, D. C.
fHoAAs aiLLtR 81. d., GEORGE WALTON
% q ~ OF W nlinst5n' D. T. Ex Governor OF Florida
q. >. bohhhh, M d.. WALTE8 LENOX,
OF Georgetown, d. @. tx Mayor of WALLACE
". e. LINCOLN, n D., HENRY RAInWIy
q ,"MnInston,D e. L. 5. Patent o1ice.
=. ". =. "iSnT Principal Rittsnhouss Academy
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FINE ARTs.-Amateurs will find il worth
their while to visit the studio of Mr. d. Clam.
paoli, the distinguished sculptor whose genius
has been brought into requisition by cur Coy
ernmen; upon the Capitol extension. There
Will be found beautiful statue Of Psyche, 10
Carrara marble, and some striking models in
plaster OF Daniel Webster and Henry Clay,
by commission Of Mr.. Stevenson, of New York
Two groups in plaster, representing the allie.
gorical figures of Justice and Science reward
ing Mechanical Genius, are intended by the
artist to be presented 70 the museum of the
Patent Office, together with the plans for their
execution in marble as colossal statues for n q
south front Of that magnificent building.
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NOTICE.-THE IunaRs nr

49, NOTI CE.-THE JUDGES OF
~ Election respectfully announce TO the
Vo'gs OF the Town that under authority OF a reso
luton Of The Cooperation approved February 18th.
o5 they VIII meet IN their resp ctiye PRECINCTS on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 2Oh aud ST
instant, namely In q C Firs. Precinct al No. 81
Bf. dge street, In the Second Precinct at No II6
Congress street, the Third at No. ESQ Bird 5e
street, and the Fourth at No 81 Market street for
the purpose Of examining the list Of voters re-
turned by the Assessors, and max ing such cor.
rections as may be brought to their notice then
and there. ROBr. A. GRIFFIN,
JNO. n. WILSON,
JOHN MARBURY,ls
RICHARD PEITET,
Georgetown, Feb. Is, 1857. Committee.
feb y
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JUST RECEIVED.
/ LOT OF PRUNES RAISlNS FIGS AND

A LOT OF PRUNES, RAISlNS, FIGS AND
"A son shell Almonds, all Of the best quality.
ICE CREAM at 81 per gallon and made OF
all cream, which has been ar. sted by hundreds
Of persons, at the Orphans Fair. (iron Hal,
Presbyterian Fair, Schne!der's building, and ct
Lutheran Fair, Metropolitan Hall.
Also, very fine lot Of choice CONF ECTlON-
ERf just received this morning, too numerous
to mention.
We invite our friends 10 call and see them al
No SOL Pa avenue.
febI9st U II aIDENOUR e CO.
lust ARRIyED-ANOTHE ASSORT-
- ment OF tie patent REGULATING FLUID
LAMPS These lamps cannot be eIcened Tor
safe:y, brilliaRcy, and cleanliness.
Kerosene and Kerosene Lamps Of an entirely
new pattern, superDly fni>ted
Laid Oil and Lard OH Lamps, several new
kinds Stand ar Hand Lamps
Pine Oh and Pine OIL Lamps, every variety
Hanging, stand and Side Lamps
Ethereal OIL or Spirit 6 as, Manufactured Of the
best materials, superior 10 any made north Of this
city, giving clear light and burning longer
For sale by J.R. EcGRE6UR,
feb lS-dl S3i Seventh 81
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sofa by holding out pecuniary consideration to
the said Paine for his support Of the said bin.
Rrsolrsd. That the said Francis 8. Edward.
be, and he Is hereby, expelled from Il |. House
The following resolutions are appended TO
the report in the case Of Mr. Weich, OF Con-
necticut:
1. RESOLVED, That william w. welch did cor.
rupty combine with William Gilbert, a mem.
Der OF this House from New York, to procure the
passage Of resolution or bill through this ouse
F G. Triplett on the Pension and Bounty
L and Laws for morey to be paid q the said VIII
liam A. Gilbert On Its passage
2. RssolUed, That William w. Weleh did at
tempt to procure money from James X sweeney,
for reporting favorably on the claim CT X oxans
kimball ffoIl the Committee on Invalid Pen.
sions at this Congress.
3. Rssolved, That William w. WEIGH, mem.
Der OF this House from Connecticut, be forthwith
expelled from this House.
The following resolutions are appended to
the report in the case Of Mr., Mat.eaon, of New
York.
Rtsol-sd, That Orsamus b. Matteson, q mem-
Der Of this House from the State Of New York,
did incite parties deeply interested in the pass.
age Of joint resolution for constituting the De-
Moincs grant when here, and to use large sum
OF money and other valuioles corruptly, FOR the
purpose OF procuring the passage Of ssid joint
resolution through this House
Rssoirsd, That Orsamus b. hiat.eson, in de-
ola1ing that large number Of the members Of
this House had assoc!aei themsev YES together,
aid Pledged taems elves each to tie Other not to
vote fcr any law or resolution granting money or
lands un,ess they were paid for IT, has falsely ard
wilfully DETAINED the character Of this House and
has proved himself unworthy to be a member
thereof.
REolred, That Orssmus b Mattesou e mem.
Der OF this HOUSE for the state Of New York be-
and 10 hereby, expelled the.ef.om.
The resolution reported from tbs same iir-
vestigatipg) Committee directing the Clerk
and Reporter, F. NTH, to be paid $3.50
for services rendered, was agreed to
And then they adjourned.
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SpIeJr0F THE MORNING PRESS.

SpIRJTOF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union srraigns the Republican party
r. the House for its alleged design of sustain.
ing the members who have been tried and
r.norted by the House Investigating Com.
mittee, because they are Of their Republican,
political organization. Thus, the editor rep
rehsnds Messrs. Bennett and Grow for object.
Of Md, before that was read, as evinciDg a
discrimination to sustain those on whom the
COMMITTEES had proposed to e1pel, ere they
(Nessrs. b. aud q y had seen the evidence.
In our Congressional column the reader will
nnd a synopsis Of the speech Of Mr.. Bennett
on one side, and of that Of Mr. Orr on the
other. which together explain intslligibly the
respective positions of the two antsgonistic
parties in the House with reference to these
reports.
The Intsliig,acsr makes the following sum.
mary Of the material portion Of the debate in
the House hall yesterday, upon the report Of
Mr. Davis of Nd = from the Investigating
Committee
Mr. Davis, OF Maryland, from the select
committee appointed to investigate certain
charges Of corruption, made a report ina plica-
ting one of the members of the House. Sew
srsl points Of order were raised IS to the re-
eeption OF this report, to determine which
question the Speaker decided that the report
must be read. This having been done, Mr..
Grow argued at some length to show that the
committee had Transcribed their authority
and violated parliamentary usage By conduct
Ing the examination Of witnesses as il had
done Mr.. Davis replied, and recapituIatsd
the proceedings Of the House and the commit.
tee to show that tie latter had but carried
out the views and Instructions CT he House,
and that the accused had been notified and
had an opportunity of confronting the wit
nesses if he thought proper to do 80. Mr..
Bennett then went into an elaborate review of
the whole proceeding to show that the COM
mittee had acted the part Of grand jury,
court, and petit jury, and had pronounced
sentence upon the member without according
TO him his constitutional right of public
trial. He wished the report reeOnmitted
Mr.. Orr, Of South Carolina. yindicatei the
course of the committee, and contendei that
they had not only proceeded according to the
instructions of the House and IN conformity 10
parliamentary law, but in accordance with
presidents cited by him. He argued that the
accused had been afforded the fullest oppor-
tunity to introduce exculpatory or contradic.
tory testimony, and had 50 far syailei himsel {
OF il as TO attempt to discredit one OF the wiz
nesses -
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WATCHES.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER

'I'hE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER
=, - OFFERED TO OUR CUSTOMERS -
those In search Of very superior Time keepers
DRAFTED makers, suitable both for ladies and gen
uemen.
Con hdent that our assortmen. is as complete as
any 10 tnls couatry, and possessing every advaI-
wye IN getting II mp on the best terms, We are
cha ers.
Members or Congress and strangers who de-
an early selection, that their quality may be
thofoug bly, tested before leaving the city
M. w. CALF BkO,
feb ls=ot ia r. sv, est Oh and l0th sts,
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LECTURE BY THE REV. j. p.
~ DURBiN. d. DIR Durbin viii de-.
liver Lecture at Wesley Chapel, corner q 9Th
and streets, on TUESDAY EVENIN6 neIt.
the 2&th Inst for the benefit OF the Ladies' N lie
Society OF that station Subject" The Turhi.h
Empire" The exercises viii commence at ~
O'Clock. "a
Tickets may be obtained ut the different Rook-
stores, ana at the door Of the church Piios as
cents fse ls-W ,F,M&Tu
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LEyY's STOMACH BITTERs AND
INAUG GRAFTON HEADQUARTE
snRR,S THInr NAVEL
NEW DRY GOOD STORE.

NEW DRY GOOD STORE
THEeUBSCRlBER HAVING PURCHASED
l. the stock Of Dry Goods In the Store, No. 376
9TH str ct, near l. formerly occupied by K s. Hy-
att, and recently by J w BaIneslo, will hsyeaf-
ter continue the business in SID store, where be
will 6s pleased to see lis friends and the public
In general and will enSea vor 10 please every Gus
toner that favofs him with their patr7nge.
Having bought the I'd stock at greatly reduced
price, be Is closing It out at - per cent less than
the original cost in order 10 make room for fresh
supply Of Spring Goods.
CHAS FPERRIE,
feb 2o-2w No ITS 7th street, near /.
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MECHANICAL, ASRECULr UKAL, AND
SCIENTIFIC BUZZ ETiS


OF the Metre politan Institution Feir
rNSE UNDERSIGNED WILL PUBLISH
l. daily, during the continuance Of the N et,o
poltan Institute Fail, and In the Fair Buiiding =
Journal, devoted TO general intelligence, iiur;rs.
tons CT new invr3ions. etc. Il offers an unusu
eli opportunity for manufacturers, patentees. pat
en-, and other agents to give a wide spread
circulation 20 their advertise ments, and 10 inven.
Tors ior explaining the utility, economy, and
operation CT their productions.
The latest important news by telegraph will
also be found In its columns
Applications for subscriptions and advertise
ments can be made to
HENRY POLkiNHORN, or
feb 21-2w n RARN.p
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e. From j. Shillington and from the pub.
fishers We have Godey's LaIy's Book for
March--an enticir1 -.ooking number trnlv
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Boarding.

BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THEs.W
~ corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9th sueei
spleparec 70 accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort win be made
TO render those comfortable who may favor bel
with their patronage. Transient or table hos!s
can be obtained. ep6-u
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
In TEE SENATE, yesterday, after We went to
press, the Hou,s amendments to the Sub ma.
rins Telegraph bill were debated by Messrs.
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@a.GEORsETOwN

Notice Is hereby given that the MAYER OF
SkoRasTowN will, at hail PAST O'Clock TO.
NIGH L, deliver an Address to the cit,z.nY of
that town, at FORREST HALL, in reply TO a
late speeco at the same place, by the Hon WV
MAeRVoER Mayor OF Washington. He will
also defend himself In regard to CHARGE. from
others No
Band OF Music is expect tied TO be 10 attendance,
ana the public generally are invi ed
MANY VOTERS
Georgetown, February 20, 1857. 1ss