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DEnIoArloN.-The newly ere
Ctaholic Church, in the borough
will be dedicated on Sunday. tn
with due solemnities.
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WASHINGTON CIrr, d. &.

WASHINGTON CRY, ID. G..
November %, ls45.
take pleasure in adding my testimony to the
foregoing, having received for myself and other mem
bers of my family, the benefit Of the professional
vices of Dr. Parmele to my entire satisfaction.
ANDREW COYLE.
From the Reu. C. W. Everest, of Connecticut.
REcToRY GRACE CHURCH,
Hamden, Conn.,, July 81, 1845.
For nearly three years past have been well
acquainted with DR.. l.. Parmele. During this
period have had opportunity of seeing much of
his work, and have several times enjoyed the
benefit of his professional services ] k,iow him to
be superior Dentist-and can therefore most
cheerfully recommend him to any who may stand
in need Of such aid as it is his business to render.
As gentleman, also, he is worthy Of all conf
dence; and | doubt not he will receive at the
hands Of an intelligent public that patronage to
which his talents and his worth entitle him.
..t c. w. EVEREST.
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The New York Telegraph say
that a letter from Lord Morpeth
ceived by a gentleman of this city
the Oregon difficulties are in a fai
justmenl.
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DERFUMERIEs, HAIR BRUSHES,

nERFUMERIES,H HAIR BRUSHES,
COMBS.-S. PARKER has just returned
from New York with the best and largest assl rt-
ment of fine Fancy Goods ever opened In Wash
ington. Among which are the latest styles Of
Shell and Buffalo Tuck Combs, Dressing d..
And beautiful assortment of fne-teeth Combs.
Hair Brushes, Nail and Tooth do
A great variety of the latest styles Of Fans,
Reticules, &c.
In Perfumeries we have most varied assort-
ment Of odors for the Handkerchief
Colegnes, Lavender, Bay Rum, &c.
Oils, Pomatums, Noel De Beaut for beautify
ing and promoting the growth of the hail.
Washes for the hair, hair dyes, &c.
S. PARKER,
Fancy and Perfumery Store,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
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DIR. SCIlWartZe'S

TTNRIVALLED COMPOUND EXTRACT
u OF SARSAPARILLA.-The afflicted are
respectfully referred to the advertisement of the
above celebrated preparation in the = Sum-" which
has produced such astonishing cures in this Dis
trict. Also the celebrated Chrome Thermal Ague
Pill which never fails to cure the most inveterate
Ague in IL hours. The proprietor can refer the
afflicted to hundreds of cures performed by the
above remedies. april S-tf.
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avaling myself of his professional services, attest
the correctness Of my opinion.

In addition TO the above testimonials are those
of-Rey. T. j. Sawyer, Minister of the Orchard
street Church; Rev John M Macauley; Rev.
VIM. s. Balch, Pastor Of Bleecker street Church !;
Thomas Hertell, Esq. james r. Whiting, ESQ.,,
District Attorney for the city and county Of New
York; William H. Leggitt Esq; James Hall,
Esq "a Sidney Doane, AM. Md, Health officer
of the port of New York; George Herriott, Nj. D.;
Rev. William McIain, Washington, d. c., Lieut..
w. Fl. Benham, U. S. Army, sc. SC.
april 9-tf
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The Hon. Mr.. Graves, of Kentucky, with
his family, has taken passage for London in
the splendid packet ship St. James.
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From the Hon. John W. Dapis, Speaker ofMe
House of Representatives..

Washington, d, c., Dec. 80, ls45.
! take pleasure in stating that DR.. L. Parmele of
this city has executed for me excellent piece Of
work in the line Of his profession, one which
eral other Dentists Of high repute declined to under
take as being impracticable, but by the skill Of
DR.. P, it has been done, not only in good profess
siona style, but is highly seviceabe and satisfac-
tory. r.
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The n. J. Annual Conference of the Metho.
dist L. Church adjourned last Thursday to
meet next year, at Salem, N. J.
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The eight silk establishments in Massachu
sets, produced during the last year. 22,5O9
lbs. Of sewing silk, valued at Sl5o,477. Capt.
tai invested, 38, 900.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Show glorious is this invention OF writing, where
py we can easily communicate to absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure or Improvement,
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The Rev. Mr.. Howe, OF Roxbury, has ac-
cepted a unanimous invitation 10 become the
Rector of St. Luke'S church, Philadelphia.
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N L WIS ITE MS.
What is il but Map of busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns p CoWper.

DEATH FROM lNTEMPERANCE.-The East
port Sentinel says: John ID. Smith, of Machias,
who was shipwright and an excellent mecha-
mic when sober, was found dead in the road
about halfa mile from his dwelling on Thurs
day last. He had left his home about an hour
before, taking his bottle with him, and had
undoubtedly gone IN quest of more rum. He
had been in state OF intoxcaton for about
week previous He was perfectly dead when
found, and from appearance is supposed not to
have moved OF struggled in the slightest degree
after he fell.
CANAL TRANsPoRTATIoE.-l4,O4 ,O40 barrels
-four and 6 500 bushels wheat have been trans
ported from this place to Georgetown, ID. o.,
within the last 80 days. The amount OF tolls
on way bills issued from the collectors office
at this place for the same time was SS, 1888, AZ.
This is, we understand, the largest business
ever done upon the canal in the same space OF
time, since il has been opened.
The eight silk establishments in Massachu-
SellS, pTOuuCSu uuiino thO i"St )Sois ~~sooc
lbs. Of sewing silk, valued at Sl5O,477 Capt.
tai invested, $4,000.
The Rev. Mr.. Howe, Of Roxbury, has ac-
cepted unanimous invitation 10 become the
Rector of St. Luke's church, Philadelphia
The Hon. Mr.. Graves, of Kentucky, with
his family, has taken passage for London in
the splendid packet ship st. James.
The n. J. Annual Conference of the Metho.
dist L. Church adjourned last Thursday to
meet next year, at Salem, N. J.
New CHuRcH.-The Uniarians are about
10 erect new church in Boston, Massachu.
sets.
The NEXT STEAMER.-The Cambria is
looked Tor daily, having left for Boston on the
9th ult.
The Buckeye Blacksmith is in Baltimore
addressing the people on temperance.
The real estate owned by the Shakers Of
Lebanon, n, Y, is estimated at 81 100000
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The ivory statue Of Christ has arrived at 81.
Louis.
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CORNER FOR THE CURIOUS.

The laudable curiosity of young persons should Ia
induged and gratifed, rather than discouraged,
Watts
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A destructive fire occurred at New Haven,
Conn, on Friday morning last, which con-
sumed $4,000 worth of property, $4,000 of
which was insured.
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sr, vlscESr's CHuRoH in BaAanose, tool
fire in the basement on Sabbath morning. MI.
Parsons had just got in the altar when il hap
pened, and in his endeavors TO extnguish il.
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MS Vestments caught fife and his
burnt, but the fame was so insta
extended that he, with the teacher
dren, were compelled 10 make their q
the tre and. smoke, some of the Il
leaving behind their bonnets and i
men in the church and neighborho
IN and saved all that was possible L
out. The loss, about $1,000 is co
Surance.
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New ENGLAND CoNPERrNcE.-
Meth. Ep. Conference is now ho.
nual session in Boston. There al
hundred and fifty ministers in attic
Wangh of Baltimore is the presid,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
February 25, lSi5.
take great pleasure in bearing testimony to the
superior skill of DIR. l.. Parmele, from a know
ledge of his operations in his profession of i'm
portant character performed by him, as well as to
his worth as citzen and having been long and
intimately acquainted with him, now cheerfully
recommend him to all who require his aid.
u. PRATT.
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From, Tie Hon. Noah "A. Phelps, late Secretary Of the
State Of Connecticut.

From, Tie Hon. Noah "A. Phelps, late Secretary Of the
State Of Connecticut.
MIDpLETowN, CoNNECTicUT,
September q, lS45.
DIR. l.. Parmele resided some time in this city,
following the practice of Dentistry. He is a
worthy citizen, and sustans high reputation in
the line of his profession. From my knowledge
of the man. his standing in society, and profession
al skill, | take much pleasure in recommending
him to the favor and patronage Of the public.
NOAH A. PHELPS.
From The Hon. Robert Dale Queen, NJ. c. from the
State Of Indiana
"WAsHINGToN CRY, Dec. 23 lS45.
Having on various occasions availed myself Of
the professional services of DIR. l.. Parmele TO my
entire satisfaction, | take pleasure in adding my
testimony both as to his skill as Dentist and his
kind urbanity as a man.
ROBERT DALE OWEN"
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New CnuRcH-The Unirarians are about
10 erect new church in Boston, Massachu.
SettS
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VlRGINIA.--It is said that there are 10000
children in Virginia who attend no school
whatever.
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The NEXT STEAMER.-The Cambria is
looked Tor daily, having left for Boston on the
10Th ut.
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The Buckeye Blacksmith is in Baltimore
| addressing the people on temperance.
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LITERARY.-Amos Kendall is the orator Sc
lected for the literary societies of Dartmouth
College, at its next anniversary.
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Hon. E. Everett was inaugurated President
of Harvard University on the 30th ult.
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The real estate owned by the Shakers Of
Lebanon, n, Y, is estimated at 81 100000
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From the lion. L. Pratt, late W. C. from the State Of
.Ns,o York.
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SUlpIDE.-Mr. John Liddle, of Perth Am
boy, N. j., committed suicide at that place on
Friday.
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v ON STERLING 81. AT ArICTrON
BY virtue Of J Power of Anprueg, the under.i,,r,,
win sell at public auction on ale prumises ON eAy
URDAY, IAN inst. at O'Clock, NJ the golIoyiDp
pieces Of properly, viz;
All that lot Of gYgUHd bp2iRniNg tor iss rr,t ,r
sa& pieCes) the west side of ferng-st at the di
ance of one hundred and twenty feet nnrtserly from
lot No "a, and running thence noytherly, bounding
on Sterling st. tweny-sfy feet, EheNce westerly a.
right angles with Sterlngst. fifty. IiY feet, thence
northeFty parallel with Sterling. ~. fourteen feet
thence westerly at right aagseJ with Sterling ~, SIX
teen feet, thence sOurhery parallel with Sterliag
forty feet, and thence by straight line 10 The pIce
of beginning.
AEmA This lot is improved by good two slyory
fsBTsa and attic dwelling and by a large stable ~,
IhE1M tending over thp whole back par, of the Nt
'~~0~and will be sold; subec; to the aDpnUe!
ground rent Of siXty-fve dollars.
And also, all that lot Of ground beginning flor III =
second of said pieces of property the west side
o. Sterling-st az the distance of one hundred ara
hrtYfour feet from lot No, a. and fronting on ster
ling.st fourteen feet, and running back the sam,
wiSth ffty-six fect.
/ouh This let adjoins the above described 10 {; is
@gMf improved by frame tenement, lunder reuw N
LAAS5 per month"; and will Se sold, subject TO- ,he
annt2al ground rent of S2T.S8
The property is 1;tuaed q few yards a5ove nE,s l.
son-st.
Terms of Sale. Che-ihird in cash OF the iay Vi
sale, Onethird in foGr months ard one thiyd in .yI
months, with interest," and security.
ORPILLE AORWfTZ, P. o. Bcli6ln,s-
mh6-eots [AsJ w. WARD, Auct'r
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BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

NE AT COST.
The subscribers with a view to engage exclusively
IN the whoeeale and retail SCHOOL BOOK AND
STATIONARY business, and more especially TO the
manufacture of BLANK BOOKS of every kind and
quality, offer their entire stock of Miscellaneous
Books, at cost, among which may be found large as
sortment for our young friends, and at such prices
will make il an object to purchase. Our stock com
prlses more than five hundred kinds of Juvenile works
and consists in part Of
The Ladder 10 Learning by Mrs. Trimmer
Play Room Poetry by s. 5. A.
The Juvenile FOrget-me- not
HANDLES Country Scenes
Kriss Krngles Christmas Tree
Pictures and StSries for Children
Leisure hour BOOK; Marco PaHls Novels
Parley's Tales of Adventures
DO What to do and how to do it
Do Wet bought
Howitt's Natural History
Rasseas, by DR.. Johnson
Huttons Book of Nature
The Juvenile Gem
The Two Friends, or visit to the sea shore
The Boys Story Book, or Edwards Holidays
Chimes, Rhymes, Jingles and Songs
Todd's Lectures 10 Children
New Stories for Girls
Do do do Boys; The Little Grammarian.
Stories for Helen, by Miss Leslie
The Truth Finder and the story ofIRquisitiye Jack
The Prize Story Book
Life and Peranbulations of a Mouse
Krss Krngle's Rare Show; Nursery Rhymes
Child's own story Book
Tales of IlIustrOus Children
Anecdotes of Washington
Example do do
Adventures of Philip Brusque
Paror Magic and other sports for Children
Adventures OfJack Bold Hero
Child's Prayer and Hymn Book; Faithful Walter
Orphan Boys Trials; Carrier Pigeon
The Cabinet Library, 10 vols
Juvenile Companion; Lucy and Arthur
Every Day Book; Bngley's steries about Instinct.
Chld's Delights present for young people
Tales of the Saxon, by Emily Taylor
WorihcOtC'S Tales.
Parental Instructor, or Guide TO wisdom and virtue
We have also very large stock of handsome books
Bibles, PRAYER and ymn Books, and also a good as
SOrtment of the standard Poets, large and miniaur
editions. PARSONS & KUBTZ,
Booksellers, StatOneTs and Blank Book
Manufacturers, No. l5l Pratt street,
adjoining Railroad Depot,
NJ b. We are constantly receiving additions to our
School Book and Stationery department, and Offer
them al wholesale aud retail, as low as they can be
purchased in toe city, Country merchants and others
are invited TO call and examine our stock. RAGS
taken IN trade and the highest market prices given.
mh9 cost
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AMUSEMENT rs.
BALTIMORE MUsEIJN3

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ACTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE q CyaLTEl' a. SITS
IMPORTANT ALTERATION
o. Day visiters admitted az Night FREE, except
when there are day performances, & benefit g,ts
{G}- A LIVING ALLIGATOR and ICFPNEUMON
Exhibiting for few days,
03-The Great Painting of the OPENING OF THE
SIXTH SEAL. by Dandy still remains in the Picture
Gallery
TNNHlS EVENING, March II, will be performed
n PAUL PRY. Pad Pry, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
Eliza Mrs. WATTS. Phoebe Mrs. WILKINSON.
Oancng-By Miss ST. CLAIR.
10 conclude with DIVING BELL. Jerry, Mr.
WESTERN. Eliza, Mrs. HENRY.
10 SATURDAY AFTERNOON ENTRRTAIT-
MENIS, commencing at 3 O'Clock, E.f'CH HEEK.
GREAT WESTERN in comedy f Jonathan Slick,
Steam Engine, Yankee Story, Down East Reel &c,
assisted by Mrs Wilkinson, Mr.. J. o. Seton and Mr..
Johnston.
U5-FOr particulars see small bills.
90 Abundance % cts, children under 10 years OF
age. lat cents Saloon performance TO commence al
u O'Clock precisely, 1t
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LINEN GOODS
II EDW BIRD.

"a No. 209 BALTIMORE STREET
Has just received and wilt open this day an asso:
ment of superior IRISH LINENS of various kinds
such as Rarkleyss Undresssd; Richardson's verv
heavy, for family use; also, w. Il. Dunseaih's soft
superior quality and texture, for shirt hosoms lad
collars, &c.
lO-4 LID and l9-4 BaTRsley SHEETING; Irish 10,
"a Irish Pillow case LINEN, very hne,}
Table Damask and Damask Table Cloths
Bigd-sye and Huckaback TOWELLlNS
Damask NAPKINS; bordered Huckaback To"s.7
Russia and Scotch Diapers, some extra Wild
Linen Cambria III DIX IS. from 5 cts. TO 81
Linen Cambria REVERE bordered l.. Cam Hdks
Heyasttched do. Printed do. flor gensiemenl
Coins selected with care for city trade. Heads %
Families are requested to call and examine his stock
before nakng their purchases.
J SDWA2n BIRD, NJ. 800 Baltimore a.
faN rel s'af ChaNsSF "
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A L. M a n A C.,
!. / Sun Sun (
III. Rises Sets,
MOON q phases.
MARRIED.

Oh Tuesday evening, 10th inst, by Rev. j. Lana
man, Mr. ALFRED P. ARMSTRONG 10 Miss MARY JANE
IHoLLON.
Also, on the same evening" by the same Mr.. THos
H, Booz to Miss MARY CATHARTSR ARMSTRONG, all
of this city.
On the 10th inst. by the Rev. Stephen P Hill, JoHE
hEHRY WOODWARD to HENRIETTA 0CTAYIA READY,
both of this city.
On the 9Th inst. by 5. A. ROszel, ALEXANDER WILL
PLANS to Miss REBECCA NJ. KERR, both of this city.
On the 4th ult. by Rev. Mr. Dolan, GEO. w JONES
to Miss MARY CURLETT, all of this city.
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NEW YORK CIRCUS.
~ S.B. HOWES, PROPRlErcN!
The Manager most respectfully informs the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Baltimore that this splendid Eques-
TRAN Company will OPEN on
THURSDAY EVENING, Mdrch 18th.
on which occasion the great Female Equestrian
Madam MARIE MACARTE will have the honor of
making her first appearance in this city.
CLowNs-JOHN GOSSIN and DAN RICE.
The following celebrated performers also gagged
N. b. TURNER,
J, 5. WHITAKER,
SWEET, NIXON,
STICKNEY,
COLE and MACARTE,
Master NIXON.
DAN EMMlT and SERENADERS,
Mrs JOHN GDSSIN
II, MESSTAYER,
5, MILLER.
q3- Prices OF ADMIssGOE-Dress Circle 50 cents;
~ and ID Tier Boxes 25c Pit l2!C; cOlored Gallery
l2i cents. mhiO-tf
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ATTRACTION

Nh USICAL ATTRACTION
1FE FOUR MEMBERS OF
THE HARMONIOUS,
Whose unrivalied performances have been received
with raptnrOHs applause in all ,Ie Eastern cities and
British provinces, being detained in this city in
sequence of the sudden illness of Mr.. Marshall Pike
one OF their original number will have the honor to
give n series of
GRAND UNIQUE MUSICAL SOIREES, VOCAL,
lNSTRUN ENTAIL AND OPERATIC,
at FRAHKLN SALOON, in the new building OppOS tie
the baltimore Patriot office, North street, TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
INGS, March l0tb lth and I2lh, 1876.
% Admission % cents. Doors open at :, TO con-
mence AT 8. o'cOck. milo 3t
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vHVHE AMERICAN Ole BULL

q COME TO TOWN.
ALFRED HOWARD, an American, and renown-
ed for his age Of the first Violnists, will make
his first appearance at ODD Fellows HALL, on Gay
street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March lth.
assisted by Mr.. LOOMS, Of Boston, 1 celebrated
Pianist and Vocalist 1t need only be said that these
gentlemen, with Difference. invite the ladies' and gen
tlemen OF this city to paOnize them, and then judge
of their respective merits They are not heralded
by foreign fame, but native plants that only want
the geniali eountenanee of their count;ymen, TO
rive at maturity.
DC Tickets 25 cents-may be had at the Music
stores and Hotels. mhlO.2t
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OREGON, OUR RIGHT AND TITLE, con
~ tanning account of the condition Of the Ore
gon Territory, its soil, climate and geographical pO
sition; together with statement of the claims of
Russia, Spain, G, Britain and the United States, ac-
companed with Il map prepared by the author BY
Wyndham Robertson, Jr of Va. Price so cents,
Just received and for sale by
d OWEN & SON, 1876 BalIimore-st;
Also, Palmer's Pocket Scale, book that ought to
he had by every man, and woman too, that have any
80 cents. fel0
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BIZARRE CHANCE. An old established and
without the License, will be sold very low, as the
present propretors wish change their bus1Gs
This office located in the greatest thoroughfare
sIRess that is done in the city. Fn further parcu
lars address, with real name, NJ. v, Baltimore Pls
Office.
mh6 rPARsl cost and send Mi 10 Clipner ofice
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