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TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

WE DECLINED DOING BUSINESS THE
w second time and forever for a certain com /.
pany; more than paid all indebtt dness Afer
which they published that the agency was dis
continued. The object was so appa rent tia. the
effect has been 10 increase cu- business
We have within few months cea:ed TO act for
two others, for which we have done some little.
and paid them in full. We hope they will net
publish II until we have had time to fnd a good
additional clelk, for we have now our hands Quite
full, the premiums for life ard IRE insurance
blving exceeded ole Thousand collars the presen,
week
you wir-1y INFER mat companies that v~ou,A
quarrel With us wou d be more likely to Quarrel
with you, as you have long known We were pe ace.
ably inclined having paid 10 dows and OF phans,
and Ter losses, without any lawsuits over
lac, 900 since We have been in business.
Annual statements OF our Life Company are
ready for delivery, and show that II is EQUAL 10
any, II not superior TO al, aaord!ng S5s dividend
Tor every hundred paid in.
We have also Fire Insurance Comtapy
among others, with very large capital, that dis,
stributes among its customers three fourths Of all
its profits.
We shall continue to watch your Interest with
ceGseless vigilance. &c LEWIS,
Superintendent
Ofce 4s2 Seventh street, below the General
Post Office
All losses that have become due have
been promptly paid, either by ourselves or the
companies feb "a colin
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The q s. steam Frigats Merrimac
BRIDGErowy, BARBApoSs, Feb. ia

BRIDGErowN, BARBADOS, Feb. 2, 1857
Editor Of the Star "A vessels sails today
for the United States by which will drop
you hasty line to say that the magnificent
frigate Merrimac is here attracting universal
attention and unbcunded admiration. She is
beautiful specimen Of naval architecture
and of man ofwar discipline Thousands of
people of all classes have visited her; and
none have come away without expressing, in
the highest terms of delight, the pleasure ex-
periencei on beard The officers have been
feted publicly and privately by the military
and by the citizens Today there Is to be a
spleHdid collation. On board at / o ciock-wipd-
ing up in the evening by dance and theatri-
Gals. By the way, the theatrical performances
have been given twice already, much to the
qualification of numerous visitors who had
the pleasure of being on board. Tomorrow
We will give ball to the captain and his off,
GERS, and we hope to have them all present
May We ever be fortunate enough to meet
with just such specimens of Americans as this
noble ship has exhibited. an sorry their
stay here is to be so brief The ship is to sail
for Santa Cruz on Thursday next, and thence
to St. Thomas and home. May prosperous
weather ard speedy passages attend her
" wherever shs Coca
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SPIRITOF THE MORNING PRESS

SPIRITOF THE MORNING PRESS
The Union says Of the grant ball Of tie
Twelfth Ward Democr a'ic Associat on of Phil
sdelphis, to come eff in this cty on the night
OF the 81 proIimo:
"Charles w. Csrrigan and Henry Dunlap,
Esqs, Of Philadelphia, are now in the city,
and have perfected arrangements cOnsonant
with their most liberal desiTes, IS we'll as
those OF the association. We leaf n that mag
nihcent banner will be presented To the J .ek
son Democratic Association by their friends of
Philadelphia. This Will, indeed, prove an
object OF interest, inasmuch as il will bring
together the Northern and Southern Democ.
racy in the presence Of the President and
Vice President elect, who have siguifed their
intention to honor the ceremonies by their
presence. The whole affair will be on the
most magnificent scale, the supper being I'M
der the control of Mr Potentini, SO well known
IN the epicurean world of Washington city.
The night Of the Sd Of March will prove "a
note in the pleasurable IG miniseences Of cur
citizens"
The lntelfisencsr says:
"The London Chronicle of January 3lst
says that M. Roest Van Limburg, ex Minister
of the Netherlands at Lisbon, has been ap-
pointed Minister at Washington, in the place
of NJ. Dubois
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PERSONAL.

80. C. s. Scott, member elect from Cslifo,.
mia, Is at Browns.
80. Prof. Crouch Of this city, is the musical
editor of oodey's Lsdy's Book.
-. Ex Gov. Medill and C. L. Vallandie.
ham, Of Ohio, are at Browns.
80. Hon James Dixon, u s. Senator elect
from Connecticut, and George Batter, of tie
New York Journal of Commerce.
80. Judge A D. Russell, Of New ork City,
is at Browns. By.the-way, the parties i'm.
plicated in the Burdell murder will be tried
before Judge Russell next month.
80. VIM. H. Levison, editor and prophet,
of the New York Picayune most success.
full Of American comic papers -died in New
York city, on Friday last, Of disease of the
kidneys.
80. Hon George W. Jones, of Tenn who
has been in Congress for the last fourteen
years, is announced Tor recollection. In Cor
gross, Mr.. Jones is the right man in the right
place.
go. The Richmond Wing will make the pub
lie sheer, by its announcement that Lieut.
Maury, who has been prying into the mystic
ries of the seasons, gives Us to expect some
thirty or forty more winters as cold as the
present and the last.
80. Neal Dow goes to England about the
utst VI hPFii AZ the urgent SOLICITATION Oh the
United Kingdom Alliance for the Suppression
of the Liquor Traffic. The arrangements arc
to hold series Of monster meetings at all he
great centres of population throughout Eng
land and Scotland.
80. Mr.. Elias Combs. in New York, has
sued Horace Greeley fer libel. On the 9th
OF March last, an article was published in the
Tribune, stating that Combs had been escorted
home few evenings before by female COM
mittee from one Of the porter houses in tho vi
cinity Of Mr. Combs residence The defend
ant lays his damages at IS. 900 Greeley will
get enough Of libel suits pretty soon.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS


IN The SENATE, On Saturday, after We went
to press, the amendment proposed by Dir.
biggs to the bill providing for the future ad
mission Of Minnesota into the Union as a State,
providing that none but citizens of the United
States shall vote in the formation Of its State
Constitution, DO, was further debated by
Messrs. Brodhesd, Brown, Bell of Tennessee,
Mason, Butler, Crittenden, Clay and Adams
for it, a1d Messrs. Seward, Toucey and Will
son against it, ere it was adOpted-yeas %,
nays "a, as follows;
Yeas-Messrs. Adams, Bayaid, Bell Of Tenn
Benjamin, Biggs, Brodhesd, Brown, Butler,
Clay, Crt,elden, Evans, Fish, r liz patrick + oot
Gey-r, Green, Houston, Hunter, Iverson, John
son, Jones Of Tennessee, Mason, Reid, Kusk, Sli.
dell, Thompson Of Ky, and Thomson Of N. J -
81
Nays-Msssrs. Allen, Bigler, Bright, Cass,
i;olaIner, Dodge, Douglas, Durkee, F.ssenden,
Fitch, Foster, Hale, Jones Of Iowa, NOurse,
Pugh, Seward, Stuart, ToOmbs, Toucey, Trum.
bud, Wade, Weller, Wilson, and Wri2kt-25.
The said bill was then passed.
The bill to create q separate judicial dis.
trict south Of the ella, to create the Office OF
Surveyor General therein, DO, was then
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), discussed and ps,sed-Ysa, %.

taken up, discussed and passed Yea, 20,
nays IL
The bill providing for the prospective ad.
mission Of Oregon in the Union as a State Yves
next considered until they adjourned
LIZ THE House, the Deficiency bill was taken
up in Committee Of the Whole, (Mr. Bocock
in the chair.)
Mr.. Etheridge addressed the committee for
an hour in defence of his ti-African slave.
trade resolution.
Ar amendment apprOpriating SlS2,0G0 to
carry out the original resolution for the pur.
chase Of books for diJtribution among the MEM
bers, ins cad of that appropriating $50, 900 to
reimburse the Clerk for liabilities incurred
under the resolution of the House of July Z,
1886, directing him to furnish and deliver ceI-
tain books to each Member and Delegate, was
agreed to.
When the committee rose and the bill had
been reported back, all tie amendments agreed
to in committee, except the one mentioned
above, were concurred in.
Mr.. A. X. Marshall moved to reconsider the
vote by which that had been non concurred
in, and, pending the question on that motion,
Proceedings Of To-Day.
IL TIE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Foster present
ed the credentials Of the Hon. James Dixon,
elected a Senator from Connecticut, and Mr..
Hunter presented those of his olleague, Mr.
James NJ. Mason, who had been re elected to
be Senator from Virginia.
Several bills were introduced and referred
The bill to quiet land titles in the disputed
territory, in the State of Maine, was taken up
and discussed by Mr. Wade for it, and Stuart
against it ere 1t was postponed.
The Submarine Telegraph bill was taken W
and the House amendments thereto being the
question in order, the said bill was discus sed
by Messrs. Thompson nf Ky. and ToOmbs
speaking against it ere the Star went to press
In TIE HousR, they resumed tho consider
alton Of the Deficiency bill, and tho question
being on recOnsidering the vote by which the
House had refused to concur In the amend.
ment apprapria,ing sl52 900 to purchase all
tie books for distribution among the members,
| ordered at the first session Of the present Cor
gress, in lieu Of the proposition of the Ways
and Means Committee appropriating $50 600
to relieve the clerks from liabilities incurred
in carrying out the resolution of the first 6
sion of this Congress for the distribution OF
certain books among the members. it was re-
considered, and the said amendment, with
another making the appropriation (aggregate)
less, $4,000, for the purchase Of uickey's
Constitution for distribution was agreed to
The bill was then passed.
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The BURDELL CAsE.-The grand jury in
New York on Saturday concluded the investi-
CATION Of the Burdell murder, and brought in
bills Of indictment against Eckel ami Mrs.
Cunningham. Geo. Vail snodgrass, who was
implicated by the verdict Of the Coroner 5
jury as an accomplish in the foul transaction,
was held to bail a. witness in the case. X g
father and r. M. Olyphant, of New York city,
became sureties in the sum Of s., 500 for his
appearance in court
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Book Notices.

From Franck Taylor we have tastefully
got up little volume, entitled " Etiquette at
W ashington, and Complete Guide through the
City, published by Murphy of baltimore
From Taylor & Maury We have L" Words for
the Hour" by the author of /" Passion Flow.
ers' The author, Mrs. Howe, is lucky in her
publishers -Ticknor & Fields, of Boston-who
have brought out this sweet collection of poem
in the daiptest style
Sour drandmother's Stories" received from
Taylor Maury, are something attractive for
the little folks
Songs Of summer" by Richard Henry
standardization Ticknor Fields. For
sale in this city by Taylor & Maury) The
admirers CT Stoddard, and they are many,
will find some of his best efforts in this collec.
ton
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A FEW WORDS MORE

I DE sAULE WOULD RESPECTFULLY
~ INFORM his friends end strangers visit -
isg this city, that his pre- ent loo alton is as h
Pen asylvenia avenue, south side, opposite .k..A
Villa ds' Hotel, where, In addition to the choic-
est WINES ana LIQUORS, he has slways On
hand an abundant supply Of those be autful Gilt.
tie River" OYSTERS which are well known N
be Of quality superior to any Oysters that cal be
had In the District Of Columbia. Families SUP.
piled with Meals aid Oysers,-ca on delivery,
He has ftte d up comft rtable Eating saloon
In which he ofers bis frierds the fol. owing
BILL OF FARE:
Beefsteak and r ried Potatoes Chickens y,r,
Gus ways, Turkey, Veal Outlet, Mutton Chops,
Ham and Eggs. Nenison, all styles, Onel r um
Omelet, Fried Oysters, SteTed Oysters, Roasted
Oysters, Broiled Oysters, Soft Crabs b ard Crabs
Birds, &c
Also, all kinds Of Game in season
Wanted good Oyster Shucier Coed
wages Will be paid. feb c3-3t
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D E " r A L

A CARO.-SINCE 1T ALLEGED THAT
~ Porcelain mounu d on gold plate is the only
as shown by the last American Dental Con, en-.
tlon, ceem II but just TO myself ard the cause
In Wfich labor, tina; statement to the public
should be made In this CO nec;ion
In addition TO the general Invitation which was
given the Dental Profession to attend Conven-
tion at hope Chapel, In the city OF New orr, in
August last, l received p.fsoni written invita-
ten nom the Secretary, rogue sting me to ate nd
and present my improveL ent in Dentistry | did
attend, and 8 owed specimens Of nv style of
WORK, besides those that Were then worn by per.
sons W no were there, and had worn them for the
past three years. And these specimens attracted
the attention and admiration Of all who saw them
gave succlnct account Of the nature OF the ma
ter ais used, the process Of mahi5g, the Complete
success OF tee practical application OF my meth.
over former methods
Bat, Let II be remembered, that a majority Of
the embers Of that Convention deemed IL .'un.
pfoIessionai'' to patent a dental improvement
t1at the single tooth manufacturing Interest was
strongly represented there-and with which In.
terest my method most decidedly interseres-that
the reIoft OF this Convention was pub ished un-
DER the superintendence Of that interest arc fur
ther, be II remembered. az significant fact IL at
my speech or explanation tcas Mt published an
fhat report, tshieh fnelrd d erery.h ng else fhat
acds SAID, ofhotcecer trivial a narx,s
Therefore, or II Is true) that IL was shown by
tnls convention what Is above stated, the sub
stance thus "shown" may not be free from PIE
ludice But, whether 1t is or not, and whether
my taking out letters patent be deemed Frofes-
sonai or otherwise, shall still persist In holding
and defending my patent, In spite Of the divers
lhsinuations and falsehoods OF my professional
brethren, and shall still continue TO manufacture
at my different Offices, as have for he past three
years, my inimitanle and absolutely perfect arti-
Hca dentures, and defy any dentist In this or any
other country, to pre- duce similar work Of art, TO
equal in purity, beauty, durability artistic ex-
ceilence, mystyle Of teeth, which | am now ma
king and will further offer REWARD OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, which shall be
promptly paid, in case they are SO es ualled
MAhLON LOOMS,
40, between l1th and 42th SITS
feb 70 Pa ave-, Washing ton, ID C.
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WHAT Is kALLIsroy Oh ORIENT WArER?-
1t is a botanical preparation containing the
desirable active properties of the rarest plant,
and the choicest flowers in tho world, the dis.
coveIy of the power and combination Of which
was the result of study, and close chemical
analysis. AS a wash for the complexion, it
has no equal, it is distinguished for it's sooth.
ing and purifying effect, allaying ali tendency
10 inflammation. It is also powerful cleanser
OF the skin, removing tan, freekes, pimples,
and all discolorations. These, with its re-
freshibg and invigorating properties, render
it an indispensable requisite for the toilet Of
every lady
Prepared by Joseph C. Burnett Co, Tre-
mont street, Boston, and sold in this city by
Nairn q Palmer, Selby Parker, and the deal
ers generally.
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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
- Course OF Lectures 20 be given by DR. ID.
Architecture In relation to Ventilation. Warming.
Lighting, Fire proofng, Acoustics and the gen,
eral preserva ION Of Health" These Lectures win
be given on Wednesday, February 11th, Friday
18Th, Monday 10th, Wednesday 18th, Friday 10th,
Monday 23d, Wednesday 25tb, F r.day 27tn com.
mencing at quarter before O'CLOCK feblI
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lust ARRiVED-ANOTHE ASSORT-
~ ment OF the patent REGULATING FLUID
LAMPS These lamps cannot be excelled for
safety, brilliancy, and cleanliness.
ALSO
Kerosene and Kerosene Lamps OF an entirely
new pattern, superDly finished
Lard Oil and Lard OIL Lamps, several new
kinds. stand AID Hand Lamps
Pine Oil and Pine OIL Lamps, every variety
Hanging, stand and Side Lamps
Ethereal Oil or Spirit Gas, Manufactured of the
best materials, superior to any made north of this
city, giving clear light and burning longer
For sale by J.R. McGREGSR.
feb 49, div 53I Sevon,S,.
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/. m RS, GEORGE

4 ATE FROM ENGLAND, WISHES TO
- lnicrm the ladies and gentlemen Of Wash
lneton and g. ofgetown that she can be seen and
consulted with such past, present, an future I;
also, Love, Marriage. Losses, Absent Friends,
Law suits, and many other particulars. She can
tory.
Ladies' IS cents and gentlemen 50 cents.
Hours-FIom y .. m. until 9p. N.
feb l7.2V1
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,1 The Georgian Bay Ship Canal ia report.
ed TO be perfectly feasible, by EN- engine err
who has recently surveyed the route, by order
however shows that some yery deem cuts and
Q long tunnel through the summit will be re.
quired The cost will be enormous.
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WAsHISsroN Feb on ,cs-

WARRINGTON, Feb 20, 1857
The members ofthe Board Of Health from the
L curtin Ward, and the Commissioner of Health,
visited the atiOnal Hotel, and examined thor.
oughly all parts Of thebulding and they are hap
Ply to state that they can discover at pre-. ent no
cause that can produce disease, and that there is
no need OF apprehension among the guests or
strangers CHAS F. FOS
FEB 2l-3t Cam NJ HssIth
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OYSTERS. OYsTY

hGAS KS =.
o! THE DELICIOUS OYSTERS
I'VE SUBSCRIBER WOULD MOST RE-
Il spectfuily inform all those whc@ ~
are fond Of DELICIOUS OYSTERS I'm lad
that be Is In daily receipt Of the very Vk1kH
best Oysters, both fICm the Chess ~
peaSe, by way OF the cars, and from vessels by
way OF the Potomac Of the very best that comes
to this market, and woold say to all Il they war
good Oysters to stew, broil, fry, or roast, to call
at BOWERS IL they want fresh, delicious
Oysters call At HOOVER,S.
Don't forget the place, at the correr OF 9th and
c streets, In the rear Of the National II otel.
Thew can be had In any quantities at the short
est notice Only leave your orders
feb 23-IN A. MI HOOVER
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.MHAr WE WANT TIE PEOPLE

>wHAT WE WANT The PEOPLE
M TO KNOW,-HO USES FURN.
ISHED We want Housekeepers and those
about to commence Housekeeping to bear In mind
that the first, second, third and fourth rooms Of
our large and spacious warehouse are filled to
their utmost capacity with every description Of
CABINET FURNITURE and aouse-furnish-
ing Goods generally, TO which we respectfully
invite he attention Of those In want Of bargains
Houses furnished throughout with every article
In the house keeping line VERY CHAP FOR CASH,
to punctual dealers at the usual credit Call at
the "HousKKKKPEl's EMPORIUM" and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto Is
"Qsiek sails, asd small profits"
BONTZ & COOMBS,
dec Ism 7th street between | and X.
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NOTICE-NOflCE.

HAyEA FEW OF THOSE CHEAP rOJ.
= LEI SETS on hand, which l wish tom
LET'S and other GLASS WARE, that must 14]
ee SO. preparatory to a change In my business.
All that want to buy cheap. please cali at No.
Joy, between 9TH a. d 10th 1t eets, Penn. avenue
leu IL OH JOHN McDEVITT
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INAUGURATION

COMMITTEE OF INVITATION
Hon X Thompson, Major VIM w Russell,
Hon George 4 Pugh, RI Nevin,
Hon Clancy Jones, DIV Mahon
Hon Faulkner, A B Stouvhtop
Hon JnO Phelps. Cbas w Welsh
The subscribers 10 the National Inaugural ton
Ball requested TO eavs at the Stationery store
OF VIM +. Bayly, No 279 Pennsylvania avenue.
the names and places Of residence Of the ladies OF
their families for whom cards Of invitation are de-
sired, or transmit them through the post Office 10
Nj Jor VIM. w. RUSSELL, Chairman Of the Com
mittee.
A subscription book may be found at the store
Of Mr. Bayy. VIM w RUSSEIT,>
JON oV-ou Chairman.
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The Public Receptions at tee Executive
Hsnsion on Tuesday morning between 12
and 2 o'clock, and Friday evening between
8 and 10 o'clock, will be the last during
the official term Of President Pierce.
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IA female seminary, to cost $40, 900, Is
to be built in Warrenton, Va.
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NATIONAL HOTEL Feb ~ 1857

Il,
1854 CARD MANY FALSE
~ being In circulltion with rega d to tie
health Of this establishment, by invitation tie
Board Of Il ealth have visited our premises ara
report Inc following GUY & BRIGGS
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PEAS MUSHROOM &C

FEES, MUSHRUOn, nc.
WE HAVE RECEIVED OF RECEN
w Importation
Clampignon In Cans Of and pounds
Petite Polls In Cans OF and POUNDS
Pate DE Eois 6ras
Pate Fai. an aux Trules
Pate De Begasses
Pa e lie PeIdreaw TTufes.
For sale by
feb II KING a. BuRCHELI
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BOARD, So.-MRS. BATES, ON THEsw
II corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
ispTepared 70 accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with ar without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who NAV favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can De ooained. sp6-u
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HAMPERS MAGAZINE FOR MARCH,
II 6odey's, Graham's and Home Magazine
leo u FERG USON, $50 Seventh ST.
INAUGURATION PREsENT ISLAM
Il MOND asa 9TH street. has just received and
additional supply CT Fancy, 6oods, and Toys,
suitable for presents, TO which the attention Of
strangers and citizens is invited feb 2l-3t
NOTICE. TO The PUBLIC HEREBY
forwarn all persons from n ceivIng four Notes,
tnree OF $50 each, and ore OF $50, drawn by me
In favor Of David Trupdle M 6 eoroetovn n
as ! Will notpay them, not having received
feb 2l-3t- RICHARD HARRY
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aLECTURE BY THE REV. J. p
~ DURBIN, D DIR Durbin viii de-
liver Lecture at Wesley CHAPEL, corner Of 5th
and streets, on TUESDAY EVENING next.
the 24th inst for the benefit OF the Ladies' Mite
society OF that station. Subj St" The Turkish
Empire" The exercises will commence at TX
O'Clock. ="
Tickets may be obtained at the different Book
stores, and at the door Of the church Price Is
cents. feb l8-W, ,N&Tu
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R~FESTIvAL- THE LADIES, MITE
- Society Ct Union Chapel will hold a
r estiSsi ~ az hail, commencing on MONDAY
EVENING next, the I'D inst and c, ntinrins
about ten days There will be offered for sale q
g;eat variety CT useful and ornamental articles
RE public are earnestly appealed to for liberal
stows Of patron age.as the funds are much neef
ed fof church Improvements. feb 2U.3t
FOR THE NATIONAL
- INAUGURATION BALL, FOURTH
vi AkCH 1857 Subscribers to the ational In
auguratiOa Ball are requested to call at the store
OF the undt rsignec and get their tickets
Tickets will be fer sale at Wizards, Kirk.
woods, Dextei's, Browns, and the National
Hotels; also at the stores OF Shiilington, M. II.
Stevens & Co., and Taylor Maury's.
III The Ladies' Invitations are now ready
WIN. F. BAYLf, Treasurer
Penn. avenue, between 18th and l2th sis.
feb 10. dtMsr4th lunion& Intsl)
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DOR SALE.-A PAIR OF FINE MULES,
Il four years old, and very kind fl
harness. Apply TO N
Army & SHINN, %
| No. 81 Green street OzhR6as
feb S-i Georgetown.