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An ExrRAoRDIsARr CAsE.-Goy. McRae, of
Mississippi, has sent to the Legislature of that
State petition from Graves, the defaulting
treasurer, now an exile to Canada, to be al.
lowed to return to his native State, on a prom.
ise to make restitution in yearly instalmsnts
OF the amount he had purloined. The case is
certainty singular as subject for legislation,
put not more remarkable than the force given
to the proverbial phrase, " the way Of the
transgressor is hard" as exhibited in his Pc
tltlon Graves says, under date of July last,
prefacing his letter by the remark that 10 10
ignorant even Of the name of his excelleney:
I have been near fourteen years an exile,
living in this Siberia of America, exposed to
this terrible climate, where the mercury often
sinks to 40 degrees below zero, separated from
all that is dear to me on earth. Surely this is
sufficient punishment for all my previous acts
Even if had been living in Russia, my Of
fence would not have merited the punishment
have endured.
You surely cannot (after fourteen years of
punishment, when my head is silvered with
trouble and age, when my children have
grown up around me, unconscious of their
fathers misfortune) wish to degrade me any
further.
81 have q wife, sir, born In the sunny
South, whose relations reside in Madison
county, who is moet anxious to return to her
native State. She nobly deserted her parents,
her home, her all, to follow her husband into
exile-her punishment has been greater than
mine, she at least as innocent; but this has
not prevented the climate from doing it's worst
upon her, and she is gradually sinking into
the grave. All she asks is to be permitted to
return to her native State, (MiSsissippi,) to
the sunny South, to die This she cannot do
unless her husband is free"
The Governor submits bis proposition to the
Legislature, end says that if 1t meets Tho ap-
probation of that body, he " shall iatsrpose
no objection
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORaETOMN, Feb. IL. la5Z.

oEORGETOWH, FEB. II, 1907.
The Know Nothings held a mass meeting
ct Forrest Hall last night. Mr. w H. Tsnny
was called to the chair, and lr - Shocked
appointed secretary. Ii. Addison, Esq their
candidate for Mayor, being called fer, ad-
dressed the meeting at some length upon the
subject Of the railroad, poll tax, free suffrage,
&c. Dir. A. was followed by Mr.. Tenny, in
pretty much the Same line Of argument Mr.
Gary, of Virginia, then took the stand, and
made quite lengthy speech upon all sorts OF
subjects; after which they were addressed BY
mr. c. Parker.
The most disreputabie exhibition we ever
knew In our city occurred ON Saturday night
last, between the hours Of nine and ten O'Clock
A mob from fifty to one hundred in mum bsrs
congregated in the neighborhood of Mont
gomery and DumbartOn streets, and for nearly
the space Of an hour kept the neigh borhood 10
q state Of alarm by their demonisc yells, oaths,
tlasphemies, and other mObbish demonstra.
lions. Their object seemed to be to break I'D
an Anti Know Nothing ward meeting that was
being held in the neighborbOod. We have
learned the names of some Of the parties, and
but for wounding the feelings of respect a Bile
connections We would let the public know them.
The weather has become real warm and
spring like, giving considerable activity to
out door business operations.
The anti Know NOthings are to have a ma
meeting at Forrest Hall this evening RR
Crawford, their candidate for Mayor, and r
Guild, Esq are announced to address the
meeting.
No change has occurred 10 the markets
since our report of Saturday. s.
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PROCEEDINGS Of TO-DAY,

In TIE SENATE, to- lay, Mr.. Seward iatro-
duced bill to amend the bill prote,ting life
on steamboats,, &c referre1.
The following bills were passed, viz:
a bill in addition 10 the act to Luni. 81 crimes
against the United States;
a bill to amend the act to organize the
treasury and for the collection, transfer, safe.
keeping and disbursement Of the public rev.
enue, and a bill to confirm to the several States
swamp and overlooked lands.
IN TIE HOUSE, Mr. Walker moved 20 recor.
slider the vote by which the Senate bill to coz
t.nue the improvements Of Mobile bay was
Committed; motion entered on the journal.
Suudry reports from the Printing Commit.
tee were made and disposed Of Among them
being resolution to print 60 900 copies of the
mechanical portion of the Patent Once report
for 1856, the cost thereof to be 81 20 per copy;
agreed to.
Mr.. Wake called up the pending motion to
reconsider the vote by which TIE Senats's
All Intic telegraph bill was referred to the
Post Office Affairs Committee
Mr. Jones, Of Tennessee, moved TO lay tb at
motion on the table; not agreed to--yeas ~,
nays ia.
The motion to reconsider was then agreed
Mi. Jones, Of Tenn moved to lay the bill
I9I 'a"'s' not agreed to-yeas II, nays
~, 1'I' 1ohts, OF Teun., moved 80 commit tie
A.. Hp' agreed to-yeas "a, nays ll2
MI. next moved to POSTPONE rhe cons;ja,.
alton Of the bill. A' 'ne oo"s'ue''
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Ky never, within the history of settled
Wisconsin, was the havoc so great smo1,. +Sa
deer As the present winter The snnw = -
dsep-with = slight crust over it-th,, so
hunter has only TO don his snow shoes AMI
with bis az, oveItake' and slaughter the heln.
isss animal that Is unable to run with any de-
gree Of speed.
S Great fears have been entertained since
the recent food in the Susqushanns river in
regard to the two families living on Carr's
island, above Port Deposit The island pre-.
sents frightful scene Of desolstiop, being
completely Overrun with ice The dwelling
houses are still standing, but nothing can be
seen to give evidence Of the safety Of their
iph sbitalts.
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TIE OLD SPANISH CoINs.--The Philade,.
phia inquirer learns that the average yield Of
worn Spanish coins at the Mint of the United
states, Philadelphia, is as follows Quarters,
-; 80 cents; eishths, 10. 90; sixteenths, 81
Inc treasurer of the Mint pays in the new
issue u silver for amounts exceeding i've dol.
.srs m value, immediately upon sscertaining
.as "sight OF such as are presented, at the
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
In TIE SENATE, yesterday, after we went to
press, Mr.. Brodbe al offered the following re-

IN The GENAIEi yesterday, after We went 70
press, Mr.. Brodbe ad offered the following re-
solution:
R<JO!vsd, That the COMMITTEES on Commerce
De directed TO inquire into the expediency Of au-
thofl7'ng The Secretaries OF War and Of the Navy
under the drocttCl or h, FI5sideL, CT the United
States, TO emplcy such ottic GERS OF the ARMY and
Navy as they may ,hiuk proper TO make such eI-
ploration and vertnca ton Of several SURVEYS a..
ready made fof a ship canal near the Isthmus Of
Darien, 10 connect the eaters CT the Pacific with
the Atlantic, by the Atrato and TTuando rivers,
In compliance with the suggestions con "a led In
the memorial u the RUaTd Of Trade Of Tue city Of
Philadelphia, and the letter OF the Secretary Of
ihs Navy, dated the Sth Of Aug LIST, ls5e, and the
Letter CT the secreIsry OF War, dated the 18Th Of
August 1856
Laid over until to-day.
The bill for the relief Of the Clinton Guards
Of Maocmb county, Mi1h, was taken up aud
passed..
The bill to amend TIE act reducing the duty
on imports, g., passed July 30, l846, was
next taken up
Mr Adams moved % amend It By adding
an additional section proving for the transpor-
tation Of the mails Of the United States on
railroads; which was discussed by Mr. A. for
1t and Mr.. Brodhead az ainst it, until, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Adams, the said bill was laid on
the table
And then, after passing the House bill for
the relief OF DR. Jas Morrow, they adj burned
IL THE HOUSE, the Tariff question was dis
cussed, in Committee of the Whole, by Messrs.
Horton AID Wakeman, both of whom deliv-
cred able protective speeches
When the committee rose, they adjcuInsd.
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PxRsoxAL CrAnxs.-Tha Amsrioan Iadis.

Personal CEARMs.-The American ladies
are celebrated not less for their delicate beauty
than for its early and premature decay. How
important then to make use of the means
which science has provided to arrest the per.
nicious effects Of our changeable climate, and
preserve the complexion clear and beautiful
in spite Of deleterious influences. Bnrnett's
Kaliisfon or Orisnt Water, will be found to
accomplish this result.
Prepared by Joseph G. Burnett i Co Ire.
mont street, Boston, and sold In this city by
Nairn Palmer, Seiby Parker, and the deal
ers generally.
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the wonder mongsrs. He is counsel in will
case at home, Of great Importance, and was
under pledge to try It. He has accordingly
gone homo to try the cause in question, and
for no other purpose.
The Wheat Crop-We are satisfied that
the wheat crop, for seventy miles around
Washington at least, in all directions, has been
much less injured by the late severe Westher
than was thought week or 30 ago. The en-
tire disappearance of the snow has demon
strsted this fact, to the great joy Of the agri-
cultural community. Throughout the entire
Piedmont region Of Virgins, particularly, the
impression prevails that the winter has not
damaged the crop anywhere, materially.
Confirmed We hear that the Senate have
confirmed the recent nomination Of Archibald
Campbell, Esq, at present Chief Clerk of the
War Department, to be the Commissioner on
the part of this Government to survey the
Northwestern Boundary between this country
and Great Britain and also that of It. John
q. farke, of U. s Typographical Engineers,
to be the Astronomer to the same expedition.
Appointed and Removed Calvin Lester
has been appointed, by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, to be inspector Of steamboat bulls,
at New London, Conn, vice William Miller
removed; and Chas M Dsboll to be inspec
tor Of steamboat boilers at the same port, vice
Richmond Cranston removed,
The sub-MaIire Telegraph Bill has, to-
day, ar evident majority in the House. 1t is
now in the hands of the Ways ard Means
Committee.
Resigned Capt. Abraham Bigelow, U. S
Navy, now in command Of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, has resigned.
supreme Court.-Yests.day- "a Chas
Balance, plaintiff in error. as Adolph Papin
ct al This cause was argued by Mr Bal
lance, and Submitted on printed arguments By
Messrs Gamble and Williams for the defend
ants in err.
Nos as and76 George Bulkiey, plaintiff in
error, as. Christian Uonold {; and Lathrop L
Sturgis, plaintiff in error, as Christian Hon.
old. These causes were argued by Mr.. Tay
lOr for the plaintiffs in error, and by Mr. Ben
jamin for the defendant in error.
No. u. Josiah Walton, administrator Of
Priscilla Cotton, deceased, ct al =, plaintiffs in
error, Us Allen Cotton ct al The argument
OF this cause was commenced by Mr. Baxter
for the plaintiffs in error, and continued by
Mr.. Lawrence for the defendants in error
Adjourned.
Court of Claims. yesterday, Judge Scar
burgh delivered the opinion Of the Court in
the case Of John NJ. Thorno adverse to the
claims ant.
In the case of David Myerle, Chief Justice
Gliohrist delivered the opinion of the Court,
adverse, but favorable Consideration recon.
me nded TO Congress.
McAtter Eastman. Judge Scarburgh de-
l;vsred the opinion of the Court favorable to
The claimants.
Ar. Averiil resumed the argument in the
ease Of Francis Picard, and continued till the
Court adjourned. -
Ths Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspar tmsnt.-Ou yesterday, 10th February,
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
u The Attention Of the pa bile 10 re.
spectfuiiy called TO the following Notice:
VAREELL'S

HIIN I-FU Z NNF OH W
JUST OPENED ON NEW PLAN NO
~ 81 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 7.h SIS
north side, sign Of the large Eagle
HOUSE, SIGN, and FANCY PAINTING OF
every description Will be executed at reasonable
prices, ard by competent worimeu
] am determined TO give entire satisfaction 10
all who will give me trial.
Sign and Fancy w ork ten per cent Chez DEF thar
N. old i.aafard pTIee.
The Establishment will be open from g. m ID,
10 = past O'Clock p. N and ell order. will be
promptly attended 10. feb lS- dim
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DIR. N. II. PAINTER,
from Charleston, South Carolisn)
Surgeon, Ckiropodist and Practical Opera.
ter on the Feet,
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF Memher,
l. OF Congress, Citizens, and Strang-
ers 20 bis instantaneous and effectual
cure OF CORNS, BUNIONS, Nails Y
Penetrating the Flesh, cured withcutc.1
the slightest pain, by new and Pc
criiar method, without cutting, by means OF an
elixir OF bis own composition, In five to ten min
utes, and the relief Is SO instantaneous that The
persons thus treated Immediately nut on their
shoes and walk wi bout the least inconvenience
DR. + has practised in his profession for the last
twenty four years with remsrks bic success ard is
now well known and vouched for by respecta b,e
and prominent persons, some Of whose names are
annexed
II Orders will be attended to ifleft at Browns,
Aotel, or the kirkwood House. or at nv Once.
No $40 north side Pa. avenue over Hutchinson
& Monroe's Fancy Store
Re.ers, by permission, to-wa.hington: q
w. Humphreys, Jonas r. Levy Hon. l.. Al
keiu, EI Gov. Thomas, Tucker. Baltimo-e:
w q Maxwell, Col : Houston, Calvin reen,
T. ii. Sullivan. Charleston: Prof. Dickson
Prof Cuttings, DR.. H. v. Tooner, DR. w. M
DR. P can be consulted from 3 to 10 a. m acd
rom to p. IN and will attend families ct their
RESIDENCES feb IL 2ws
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Boarding.

BOARD, do.-MRS. BATES, ON THE w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
IL prepared TO accommod lie gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort viii be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. ap6-r
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e. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
So Course OF Lectures TO be given by DR. ID
b REIp, l. h. !. f. &C., on the 4" Progress Il
Architecture In relation to Ventilation, W armine
Lighting, FiIe-proofng, Acoustics, and the gen,
eral prese va ION Of Health" These lectures will
be given or w edneSday, February 18th, Friday
Is q, MONDAY 10th, "Wednesday 18th, Friday 10th
Monday sd, Wednesday 25tb, F friday 27th, com
mencing at quarter before 8 O'CLOCK feb IL
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BALLARD,s KXHIBITIoN

cerssr 81 Ninfh SO. asd Losisiana avenus.
DROFESSOR HILL, faE WIZARD %
the East, and Wonderful nag ician; MIL 4
AkMlLE, the accomplished and beeutiful Vics
lest Danseu Gen. TOM LITTLE FINGER
the smallest Nan In the world, viii give a Grpa
Performance THIS EVENING, Feb 18th ana
every ever irg during the week
Also, on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at o'clock
Doors open at \, commence al 8 O'Clock
Admission Is cehts-Children half price Ire
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3-A COURSE OF LECTURES ON
S~ SYRIA AND TIE ROLY LAND, by
Rev HALsRY CUNNING, OF Baltimore, al the
ASSEMBLY'S CHURCH, corner OF Msssa-
cbuseits avenue ard fifth street, February 18Th
l9th, 10Th, 23d, and 2i.h
These Lectures Give Ia number, viii furnish
descriptions OF syria and the Holy Land made
from observation nv the Lecture, when travelling
in tie East, and will be ILLUSTRATED by lsrye TraE
sparencies, presenting accurate views Of all the
most i'npotant localities described Exercises
will ooTnmecce at half past O'Clock
Tickets Tor the course, 81; 81 .eIe Lecture 25
cents. Ticgets can be had at tee pIiGcipal Ro0s :
sto:cs In the city, aud at the door Of the Church
feb Inv y, MhT-1t
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&sORPHAN'S FAIR.-rHE FAIR for
M -. Joseph's and ST. Vincent's Male I'd
Female Orphan hsvlums, will he opened TO-
MORROW EVENING, 10th instant, al 6 o'clk,
az Iron Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, between OH
and 10th streets. fey, or
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATED,

LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.
rNHE SUBSCRIBER, A RESIDENT OF Ct.
Il Paul, nj. Il having an extensive knowledge
Of the Government Lands In Minnesota, Wisco1.
SIN, and Iowa, and having great experience In
locating the same, is prepared 10 enter Warrants
to great advantage TO those wishing to invest
Particular attention given TO procuring lands
contiguous to Railroads when they become sub
ject to entry
Lands and Lots in and about the cities Of Super
ior, Bayfield,, and st Paul, for sale
ii. LINDSLEY, Kirkwood House,
Jan - I'm Washin0ton m r.
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\ AIDES CABAS kEFiCULEg, WuHK
A. Bo1es, ha 7, Tooth, and " all Brushes, India
haboer and Buffalo Dressing Combs, at
leg i'-N LAAMOND'S
{ ANIMALS Ala, OK SLAVES WITH.
Just published, and for sale at
TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
!eb IA Bookstore, near 9Th Ut.
NEW PICTORIAL HISTORY OF rRS
~ United States, for schools and families, by
benson }. Losing, author Of PICTORIAL Fled
BOOK OF the Revolution. illustrated with over
,oo nne Engravings Price sO cents. Just pub
ished, and for salest
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Ieo IL Bookstore, near 9th 81.
HAMS FOB BAKING, &C.
"E HAVE ANOTHER CHOlCE LOT OF
w HAMS, cured for baking, with the receipt
attached. Also, prime lot Of ID X f ID and
Smoked BEEF, and BEEF TONGUES.
KING BURCHEL,
tssH Cor, VT ave and 18th o..
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parish ARMY LIST FOH 1857
II Pam Phlet.-The Annual British Army List,
missions, war services, and wounds Of Once n Of
the Army, Ordnance and Marines volume 90.
taso-London, 1857. who's who, for Iss7-A
directory to the Rank, Title, md Ohacisls Of the
British Empire, one pocket volume. Letters from
Heaf quarters In the Crimea, bytan Omcsr Of the
staff volumns. Reddie's researches in Mari
time International Law; volumes. Imported
per steamer Persia, by
fsbl7 FRANCK TAyIOR
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WOODEN WARE,

'INHE SUBSCRIBER HAS NOW IN STORE
Il most complete assortment Of the best
WOODEN WAKE ever before offered Far ,a,e
In this market. Ii consists Of
Is dofsn Large Tubs
20 g Horse Eucksis
10 Iron bound Buckets,
sc Brass.bGurd do,
Iron bound do with tops,
Brassbound do, do
Peck, Half Peck, Or Peck Measures
Half Busbel Measures.
Staff Chnrns, brass and iron. bound,
Z" Barrel do.
our arrangements are such that our stock will
always be found FULL and prices (either holesale
or retail) as low as the Eastern cities A cali
from the trade is respectfully solicited
JOS. l. SAVAGE,
Sign Of the Gilt saw Pa ay
feo lI-6t between 10Th and 18th SITS
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T AIDES BONNET COMBS AT
IL feb i7-3t LAMNONnis
NOTICE-NOYICR.

JBAvE PEW OF THOSE CHEAP TOT.
LET SEAS on hand, which I wish tom
close out, and viii sell At cost Also, COB XIf
LETS and other GLASS WARE, that must W
be sod preparatory to change In my business.
All that want to buy cheap, please call at No
800, between 9th ard 10th streets, Penn. avenue.
feb IL om JOHN McDEVITT
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NEW GOODS.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND OPEN
w ed this day our new supply Of rich JEW.
ELRY, ETC., for the season, and call particular
attention to our unusual large stock Of
DIAMONDS,
PEARLS,
FLORENTINE MOsAICs,
STONE CANOES,
CORALS,
CANOES,
LAVAS, ETC ETC,
Mounted In the most elaborate and latest STYLE
Our assortment has never been SO complete az at
present
III We shall take pleasure In shelving our
goods to all whether purchasers or not.
H. SEMKEN
Dealer In fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverwsre,
ana Plated Ware, $50 Penn avenue, between OH
ana luth streets. feb II lw
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WHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
- TO KNOW !-HO USES FURN-
ISHED We want Housekeepers and thns.
about to commence House keeping to bear In mind
that the first, second, third and fourth rooms of
our large and spacious warehouse are alled TO
CABINET FURNITURE and House furnish-
Ing Goods generally, to which we respectfully
invite the attention Of those In want Of bargains
Houses furnished throughout with every article
In the house keeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CAsH
or to punctual dealers at the usual credit Call al
the hoUsEKkRPRR'sE MPoRIgMn and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
/" Qsteh SGlsS dxd small prOft,n
BONTZ & COOMBS.
dec I'm 9TH street, between l and
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY WBITE
w woman TO Cock. wash and Iron FOR A
iemily OF three Best references required. Apply
AZ NO. 5a LIST street, Georgetown feb i7-3is
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T ATE PROM ENGLAND. WISHES TO
IL inform the ladies and gentlemen Of Wash
ington and Georgetown that she can be seen and
consulted with such past, present, and future /;
also, Love, Marriage, Losses, Absent Friends,
Law Suits, and many other particulars. She can
be seen on 22d and streets, near the Obsefvl-
tory.
Ladies IS cents. and gentlemen SO cents.
hours-From "a. IN. until 9 p. m.
feb l7.2W&
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- INAUGURATION b LII. THE
ia Highlanters will oivs a grand insupu
ration Ball, at the ASSEMBLY Rooms, Oh WE'D
NESDAY EVENING tue 4th Of March hsthe
Com ~'fitHe or Arrangements will be c1mnOssd In
part OF oar best ctiZsus, 10 aid the Officers Of tie
Company, tue public mag res, assured that no h
Ing Will De left undore their part 10 secure
pleasure to all who may favor them with their
presence. Tickets-rWO DOLLARS.
jan II WaSllt By order Of the Committee
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WANTED Two MALE WHITE SER.
w wants. They must be well recon mendsd
none Other need applys the SIMPSON HOUSE,
feb 17-3t
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INVASION AND CAPTURE OF WASH.
Ington, by 3 Wi liams. Price 81
Tempest and Sunshine, or Life in kentucky.
Nick Max for March
fansee Notions for March
New York Ledger for February 2Ist
aaIperse weekly do do 14th.
set OF Swedenborg works at half price.
For sale by Elk LUNDY.
feb ID No 12s Bridge st Georgetown.
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HOUSE. GEORGET6WN,
M ID. February 18th. 1857 NOTICE
Those whose School Tax is not paid, must pay
the same prior to the 23d instant
Z. F. SHEKELI.,
feb l7-0 Tax Collector.
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w. BALL.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
Hon Thompson, Major WIN w Russell,
Hon George T. pugh, RI Neyin.
Hon CLANCY Jones, DIV Nabon.
Hon Faulkner, A Stouobtop
Hon Jno 9 Phelps. Chas w Welsh
The subscribers to the National INAUGURATION
Bali are requested to leave at the stationery store
Of VIM + Bayly, No 279 Pennsylvania venue.
the name, and places Of residence Of the ladies OF
thel. families FOR whom cards Of invitation are de-
sired, or trsnsnt them through the post oface to
Major VIM. w. RUSSELL, Chairman u the Com
mit.ee.
A subscription book may be found at the store
OF Mr. Dayly. WIN w. RUSSELL.
Jan 80 dH ChaIyn,n
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GRAND ASSEMBLY OF
49,. the Independent bore Company No 2,
10 be given at ISLAND HALL, on TUESDAY,
February Il, 1857.
man aud Ladies'. BY order Of the
feb i3-ii. COMMITTEE
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E@.NAT.OSAL
49, WESTERN TELEGRAPH
Ufnce 35u PenusyI Iva MA avenue,
Orr Ellmnn,N Ding Srnra n.ar eth .,L.st

FfHHlS LINE HAVING BEEN REBUILT
l. during the past season, Is now working with.
out interruption, and tHSis the cheapest a1d most
direct telegfdPhic communication to the West
Northwest, and Southwest. feb C.aoIm@
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