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cash For further particulars inquire Q
a. r. Kelso. on the premises in Harbiso'
Township; OF OF G.. D0ANE,
jan. 81 If. COURIER OFFICE.
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Affairs i'm Geor.etovn

THE REGIsTRY.-To-day, the Judges OF cleo
ton are sitting In the custom house building
for the purpose Of receiving The names OF vo-
ters not previously registered The appli-
eants to-day are generally white, many OF
them new voters.
VIOLATING CORPORATION LAws.-D. J.
Wells was arrested yesterday by officer Roby,
for Keeping open on Sunday, and was lined
$40 A by Justice Buckley John Suhniugh ham
was arrested by Off Ger Swindells. for RAINING
wagon without a license, and was fined IS Il
by the ssme Justice
BURGLARY. Last night, burglars entered
the house OF VIM. Waugh, No. IA Bridge street,
ana after creating q nuisance on the parlor
floor, and stealing some trifiiug ARTICLES, de-
parted. The window was Enclosed. and me
thieves entered without difficulty. They Were
tracked by offcer Reed in the snow until the
trail was lest, where it is supposed they got In
vehicle and drove of.
WITHDRAwAL--Georee Waters, ESQ who
was nominated by the an.i-negro euffrasD con-
yention, declines being a candidate for the
Common Council.
A NEW CANAL PACKET.-Tbe ]. ]. Beall, a
new boat, eonsuuc for the transportation
OF hour and grain, is expected 20 arrive to-
norrow with load of fleur consigned 10 Geo.
Waters.
FLOUR And GRAIN MARKKT-Market for
breadstufs quiet Demand Tor high grades
nour MODERATE and improving sales limited
TO the local trade. No receipts OF ffour or graap
reported. The prices remain as last noted
PORT OF GEoRGKTowN.-Entered
Norfolk. Vance, from New York.
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.SDCOID EDITION.
= - Z O'CLOCK p. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, February 20, 1851,
Jay Cooke & 20 furnish the folio wing ono
tations of GoYsrnmrnt secnrities.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BoUsn r,

hECONSThU CTloN-THE HOUSE To DAY.
Inns mas been an exciting day IA the House
Inc ball was opened by the motion of MI
Blaine to concur in the Senate amendment 20
the House Military Government bill, with the
amendment offered by MIR. Wilson, of Iowa
last night.
Mr.. Sheilabarger moved to further amend.
by d claripg that the State governments pro-
vided for In the bill are provisional govern
ments, subject to the control of tue United
States Government andliable TO removal &c
and setting forth the qualifications for mem
bers Of the State conventions and those voting
Tor such members. The amendment was
adopted. and the Senate amendment as thus
amended was carried by a vote OF lbs 10 Is,
every Republican member but two, Messrs
Hawkins OF Tenn, and Hubbell of Ohio, voting
aye. The measure now goes back 10 the SEN
ate, and it seems to be thought that il will b..
passed by that body this evening in the shape
II passed the House.
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TREATIES WITH TIE INDIANS

The Commissioner of Indian Affairs ves,er.
day had an interview with the Sissetou and
Marpeten bands Of Sioux Indians, from the
northeastern part of Dakota Territory, and .
treaty was entered into with them pro vid,ng for
removing and settling them on reservations i'm
he eastern portion the Territory
On Monday, treaty was made with the
Sacs and Foxes, of Minnesota, the two bands
numbering about seventy, providing for their
removal from the southeastern portion of that
State to the western part OF Dakota, east of the
Minnesota line.
A treaty has been made with the Stockbridgs
tribe, of Wisconsin, providing for the sale of
the lands now occupied by them, and remov.
ing them TO reservations In another part OF the
State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20
REPORT on THE FISHFRUFs

L. II. Derby, Esq, has presented 70 the Sec
retary OF State his second annual report on the
commercial relations between the United
States and the British Provinces. He shows
that our fisheries are declining, ana that the
number of vessels engaged in them now is
not one-half of the number engaged in ls62
Inc Canadian Government is meanwhile
seeking TO foster this pursuit, by granting a
new bounty of 81 per ton to fishing vessels.
while our Government is Withdrawing the
fishing bounties which it has paid for many
years past. Our fishermen are also no w forced
TO pay an annual license to the provincial an
thori;Ies fol the right to fish in their wa,ers
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THE DISTRICTIN CONGRESS.

Mr.. Morrill, introduced in the Senate to-day
bill TO pay the Levy Court Of this District
for the coroner's fees on soldiers, sailors and
other employees Of the United States. Itap
propriatec q, l40 for the purpose Referred TO
District Committee.
He also introduced bill to redp ce the mum.
providing that In all appoint meats hereafter a
majority OF its members shall be residents of
the county, outside of Washington and G. eorge-
town. Referred to ID. q. Committee
Mr.. Morrill,, from same committee reported
without amendment, the bill aboiishing the
Orphans Court Of the District, and creating its
place the office Of surrogate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20
STATE DINNER AT TT6ME EXECUTIVE MAN

The sixth State dinner OF the President this
season teok place At the Executive Manson
last evening at six o'clock There were pres-
ent besides the President and members of his
family Measrs. Latham Of West virginia. Ho.
gan OF Missouri; Hunter and lady OF New
York: y. ID. Hubbard OF West Virginia: T.. nj
Huobeil OF New York; Kelso OF Missouri;
and lady OF Kentucky; Henderson and lady Of
oregon; Goodw and lady Of Arizona: Hub.
bell OF Ohio; A. y. Harding Of Illinois: Kerr
and lazy OF Indiana; Ketchum aud lady. or
New York; Humphrey and lady OF New York;
koontz OF Pennsylvania; Kendall OF Illinois,
and Lawrence of Penpsylyania
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BOSTON BOARD OF TRADE AND SECRETARY

A delegation from the Board Of Trade. Of
Boston, had an in verview with Secretary Nc.
Cullech this morning relative to the depressed
state Of commerce and business, and more par
ticulariy in reference to the adoption of meas
ures for the relief and protection of ship build
ers. They expressed q desire that all material
for ship building be admitted free, or at least
deduction be made on the same in order to
encourage the building OF ships and thus in
crease the commerce OF the country. The in.
terview lasted for some time ard was satistac.
tory to the delegation, 1t is said
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The StOPu,

NEW YORK, Feb. "A violent Northeast
storm commenced early this morning and con .
tinues with urabafed fury. The wind Is bio w.
ing n gale and the snow is badly drifed Tray
~ VIII be much impeded. No disasters yet
reported.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 20 A driving north =
east snow storm commenced here At IN dnlght
and still continues
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TRANSFER OF CREW

The time OF service OF q large number Of the
crew OF the steamer Swatara having nearly
expired. many of them having but four or Il We
months to serve, they will be transferred TO
steamers in the Gulf and North Atlantic
Squadrons, in order that they may be near
home when their time of service expires
There is nothing In the statement that the pet.
" officers and crew will be ordered 10 Norfolk
TO prevent them from giving circulation to auy
thing which trSnspired on board the Swatara
while on the way home with Surratt Those
having some time to serve will remain on the
steamer and return with her.
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NAVAL NEWS.

Dispatches have been received at the Navy
Department from Commander J. w. Brad
ford, commanding the U. s. steamer Resaca,
announcing the arrival Of that vessel at Rio
de Jansiro on the 25th December. Officers and
crew all well. Also. from Lieut.. Commander
Baker. OF the steamer Unadtlia. announcing
bis arrival at Bridgetown, Barbados, on the
let instant. The u. 8. steamer DE Soto was
At the same port, having arrived there on the
3lst nit All well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

SIT IL supposed that the Baltimore Confer.
ence Of the Episcopal Methodist Church South
will vote SO as TO secure the success OF the
proposition for lay delegation. The PROPOSE
ten for change Of name seems to be lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

PIRsOHAL.-Geperal'J. B. Kiddoo, recently
assistant commissioner Of the Freedmen's Blu
reAu in Texas, arrived q few days ago at the
Seaton House, where he 10 lying MI from the
recpening ofa wound received In one OF the
ba tiles before Richmond. RI
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Western Items.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2O.-(}enerai Sheridan ar
rived here last night
Geo. a. Ellsworth, Morgan's teiegrapher.
charged win shooting aud killing James
ma'hers, at Sbarpsburg, Bath county, Ky,
Saturday night, was arrested yesteI day near
Lexington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

VFrom John o Parker. Post Once News
Stand, we have the Aaessic Aosthly and Our
Yous1s Folks fer March. Pea - .t'..
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ADMITTED to BAIL Leonard ,Huyck the
late president OF the Merchants National
Bank, charged with the larceny OF the funds
OF some OF the depositors, has been admitted
TO balm the sum Of S35.0OO; Mr.. J. +. Brown
being on the bond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

- The guests at a colored ball in Jersey city
drank three hundred bottles OF champagne.
@Greeley started the New York Tribune
Oh borrowed capital Of $1,000.
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Sentenced to Prison for Liz.

BOSTON, Feb. 2U.-A colored man nam ID
James Robinson, before Superior Grim ma
Court yesterday, was convicted Of rape on the
person OF Rebecca q. Nanu, aged i, y.ars
and sentenced 70 the Slate prison for life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

PUBLIC SCHOOL ADyANCEMENT.--We learn
with pleasure that tue Female Grammar
school OF Georgetown has been furnished with
first-class Chickering &c Sons piano. from
John 4. Ellis.-GeorgetOscn Courier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

miss BLANGHs GR.r's benefit II walPs
Opera House tonight. 50"
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A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL Cox
CERT Will be given at 81. Dominic's Church.
on Friday evening next, by the 81. Dominic's
CJrDet Band, and will no doubt be a rich treat
Tor lovers OF music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

SURRATT AT TIE JAIL.-Surratt. on arriv-
ing AT the Jail, was at once conducted 70 a cell,
and appeared quite cool and cheerful lie
informed Warden Brown that he intended not
10 give him any trouble. He asked particu-
larIy about Ills sister. speaking OF her i'm ten
del terms, and said he thought that she was
dead, The War len informed him that ne be-
Iieved she was in Maryland, and he replied
.'Oh, reckon she is with her grandmother -
i ne warden told him that II was ms duty 10
keep him safe. but would grant him all proper
privileges, and asked II there was anything
ne wanied. Surratt replied that he would like
10 have the privilege Of smoking, and this was
granted him.
But few persons have been ashore from the
Swartara as yet, and these appear TO be nom
communicative. IL Is understood ebout the
lard that the prisoner on the voyage was
Kept under the Immediate eve OF the Com
mandant, being allowed at stated times 20 walk
with the guard on the deck Tor a short time
The crew Of the Swartara was this morning
transferred to the Marblehead, and will 90 10
the New Hampshire at Norfolk. Aboard OF
ofncers are surveying her 20 DAY with a view
of reporting what repairs are necessary.
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- A widow, the mother lof' q child ten
natl, on Friday, while attempting to recover
her property from her house, that had been
malieiously set o. fire. She was overcome by
The emoke and heat. -as d -. ihnl - - :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

FOR MOUNT FERNoN.-We hear that the
steamer Wawaset Will make q trip 10 Mount
vernon on FrIeay next, starting 1t 10 q. N.
from the eth street wharf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-20

INTERNAL RIvInuE.-Ths receipts from
this source to- Day were eees.ssssL . Fl. -
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TELEukAfHlC NEWS.
FROM EuR0PE TO-DAY.

Ilinrss Of Princess Alexandra-American
Vessels for Pr ussia-Nariue Disaster-
Nc Feniaus Captured - North German
Pa.iiament-Fi Financial and CONNER
ciaf. y
LONDON, Feb. 2O-Noon.-Her ROYAL Hin.
ness Princes Alexandra is quite i'll to-day
from rheumatism ---...-...
BERLIN, Feb. 20-Tbe Pru.sian Government
has CONTRACTED with par lies tor the pure base Of
s-v.Tai vessels of AInsii pattern for ser vice
where gu ia service is required
i L0EI ON. Feb. 5..--Dispatch~s have been re-.
ceIved here which state that the STEAMER X ,hi-
nor, Capt Cuttrr, from Calcutta 5th, for Boz.
ton, wns abandoned NJ sea No particulars.
LONDON, Ftb. .O-Noon --COn soils, 81; Five
tw.utier advancing, opened at 7ik; Eries, g. a
Illinois, ~ :"
LIVERPOOL. Feb a.-Noon Cotton steady;
estimated day s sales, 500; middling uplands,
LoNpoS, Feb ao-Noon None Of the
FsDIans who participated IN The recent revolt
have BEEN captured. Nine prisoners w no n adj
been captured in Dublin a. suspected Fenians,
have been fonE guilty, and heavily sentenced
BERLIN, Feb. 2L-NooR.-keturns from re-.
cent elections for members OF The Norm ti-r-
man Parliament are nearly all in All The
members from SsxOny are anti Pr ussian.
Prisoner Charged with Rape Shst Dead.
PHiLAI'ELPHIA, Feb. 2U.--fhis morning. as
GroiEr En'Beer was being taken ir1rn me
prison bar into the criminal court for trial, ON
the Charge OF assault and battery and an at.
tempt At rape. be was shot dead by the bro h /.
sr OF the girl whom the outrage was at
tempted just as he former crossed the TIRES
held CT the court room. The Lrorher was
named Thomas Lris- He gave himself up.
SECOND DISPATCH
The name of The mur dered man was George
Ellurs. He WAS charged with committing an
outrage on Louisa Les. eleven years old, in
April last. Eilors WAS arrested at the time
and held TO bail, hut ne abscoDded. and w as
subsequently resrrested al Harrisburg ana
brought here tor trial
The evidence against ElEors was slight. and
~ is doubted whether he could have bpen con
victed
Ieis Is the father OF the child said to b,ve
been outraged The murdered man was Ger.
man, and leaves a wife
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DETACHED.

Commander Charles H. Ou.hman has been
detached from The command Of the Mahaska,
on the reporting Of relief, and placed on wait
In orders. -.
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ARDEH SEEDS, FRUIT TRIIs, &c,
~ .Ty oHHsAu1y6i =

IA, nov IN 49,
Den sBkDS, Ehtch Are this season OF nnest
a9saaiiv: - ron ,s M lrssto1i kneWledss or che
TOT me ssiss' they are warranted fresh. pure.
iFFsIowsR SEEDS, eubr.e,n. al tn. ,o,.,,,.,
from Englanda spd the continent, with many
articles saved from hts rich collection OF Fiori:t
FRUIT TREEe o. finest an Atty, consist,ns NJ
iPSssrs, Apples. Peaches, Aprieots, Nsctaiinss.
GRAPI yINEs-Dslsvsrs,. Concord. Dis,s.
Rogers Hyb!ids. Ioae, Adirondsc. &C 100.
2 6traSeertss. blackberries, Goosebsrrfes Oar.
rants, Evergresns, Shade Trees, Roses, a resn
Bouquets. Wreaths. Out Flowers, &c
JOHN SAUL, Seed store,
Removed to 446 7th strest
10 10 colin opposite y. 8. Patent Once.
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ss;G ssd .s s:H .scss
desires 10 inforn has friends ma the nnbitc ren.
eLsIy tnas 20 70 nov prepared to furnish them
with ell soedsssaAily found elses S.ocsfy.
fsIs-st .dG ooruer mr. ond > ssr..t.
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0From French 4 Richardson, 33l Penn.
syivania avenue, and from J. ShiIlington.
Odeon Building. we have the Atlantic Monthiy
for March. Also, from ]. ShiIlngton, we
have Our Young Folks for the same month.
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llin~ss Of Princess Observation-Disclosures
Vessels Tor Prussia-Narine Disaster
Nc Feniaus Captured = North German
= Parliament = Financial and Com er.
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herrlngs, but as reward for his tracta-
bility and good conduct, with one her
ring extra, and which Nero devoured
with incredible velocity, as soon as they
came within reach of his grinders.
On the fifth day Nero was fully up
to the game, and his master experienced
some difficulty to keep up with him.
At Scheveningen the usual allowance,
now of four herrings, was placed at his
disposal, and disposed of by him in
short metre.
On the following day, and up to the
time of the race, his master had no fur
ther difficulty with him, Nero invariably
taking the lead; although on his return
trips the same difficulties always recur-
red. A vigorous application of boots
was in such case the only convincing
argument with Nero, who never could
see the point nor comprehend the ne
cessity of this back-track movement,
and ever obstreperously squealed and
grunted his objections, deeming this ex-
ira exercise probably superhuous to his
health, as he had never shown any signs
of either dyspepsia or indigestion. But,
be that as it may, Nero had to submit
to strict discipline, his master intending
to train him up to fame and renown.
On the ninth day Nero had become
perfectly trained, and having grown ex
tremely thin upon his seanty meals, in
variably distanced his master, who fol-
lowed with fast trotting horse in har-
ness. Both exercise and spare died
were, however, strictly adhered to UP
to the day preceding the one on which
the race was to come of. On that, the
thirteenth day, as on the first day, poor
Nero was again starved. At the usual
hour of eleven, his master appeared,
but Nero was doomed to disappoint-
ment-no trot, no herrings on that day.
With eager eye and impatient grunt he
signified his desire to be released from
his pen, but alas, it was not so to be
he had to submit to delay of fasting
and prayer-or, at least prepare for the
race.
On the l4th day both hog and horse
appeared at the starting post, eager for
the race. 1t was beautiful day, and
the road was lined the entire distance
on both sides, with anxious and de.
lighted spectators ca ger to see the
sport. Punctually at IL O'Clock, at the
tap of the drum, off they started, amid
shouts and hurrahs of the multitude
The first two miles were closely con-
tested-it was emphaticalIy neck and
neck race but Nero light us Il feather,
(and having in his minds eye probably,
his delectable meal,) now fairly flew
over the course, gradually ly leaving the
horse behind, keeping the leap the ell
tire distance. Amid shouts and hur-
rahs, the waving of handkerchiets, and
the widest excitement, he reached the
ending post, beating the horse by half
mile and winning the race triullphantly.
For this extraordinary performance
Nero was rewarded with pailful of
herrings, which having feasted upon
to his hearts content, he waddled back
to the Hague in care OF his master, ''the
admired of all admirers" His master,
pocketing the purse Of 1000 gutilders,
generously spent 100 guilders for Ne
ro's portrait, which is now preserved
at the Sportsmen's Club at the Hague.
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
FIRST DISTRICT.

FIRST DISTRICT.
S. W. WATTS, of Martin County, post Office
Williamson.
General BYRON LAFL1N, OF Pitt, post office
Washington, Beaufort County.
L SYKES, of Pasquotank, post Office Eliza
beth City. ..
SECOND DISTRICT.
DIR III J MENNINGER, of Craven, post offie
Newbern.
EAPAUL, of New Hanover, post office Viii.
E o'HARA, of Wayne, post office Goldsboro'
THIRD DISTRICT.
BENJAMIN A. HOWELL, of Robson, post Office
Fair Bluff, Columbus County.
Rev w HOOD, of Cumberland, post office
Fayetteville. .
JOHN MARTIN, of Bladen, post Office Eliza
Dethtown. .s ,s.-
=. FOURTH DISTRICT.
W w HoLDDN, of Wake, Chairman of the Com
naittee, post office Raleigh.
DIR: EUGENE GRIssoM, of Granville, post Office
Newlight, Wake count
JAMES II HARRIS, Of Wake, post Office Raleigh.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
THOMAS SETTLE, of Rockingham, post office
- WnLIAMF HENDE RsoN, of Davidson, post
office Lexington.
wv WOODWARD, of Burke, post office Nor
canton. -.-. .- III .- ..-.-
SIXTH DISTRICT. ..:sE
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CALVIN J CowLEs, of Wilkes, post Office " ilks-
borough. .' -i... '.' .t -
w j WILLIAMS, of Iredell, post office States
willie.
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Hon. H JONES, of Buncombe, post office
Asbville. .. '-..s ..-
C L HARRIS, Of Rutherford post Office Raleigh,
VINCENT MICHAEL, OF Rutherford, post office
Ruaherlordton. r.-s:
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