PICTURE OF. WASHINGTON.
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A new work under the above title has Just been
published by Mr.. Morrison, of this City. From
the long residence and intimate acquaintance OF
the author, Mr.. G. Watterson, with the history
of our Metropolis, it may be considered as con-
tanning every thing of the least interest to the
stranger or resident, that could be published.
Every American is dcsrous to know something
Of the Capitol of his country, and is anxious to
read all that he sees relating to it; and when ne
visits, Washington, he often finds it difficult to
know what to look for or where to go, for the
want Of some guide like the present. This little
work appears to be as complete as could be made
and embraces every kind of information the c


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