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THE ANTICIPATED DUEL.

The Fredericksburg Necs of yesterday says !:
We have rarely seen our community more ex-
cited than at the present time. The contem-
plated duel between Mcssrs. VIM. G. Scott and
John M. Daniel, which will come off during
the present week, is a subject of conversation
in every circle throughout the town.
The cause of this contest is known generally
to the reader. Mr.. Daniel, as editor of the
Richmond Examiner INDUCED in some personal
and disparaging reflections upon Mr.. Scott, who
is a member Of the Legislature from the county
Of Powhatan. He was designated the long
cared member from Powhatan, whose tongue
was as long as his ears" with other epithets of
like import, as unprovoked we are told as they
were undeserved An interview resulted, it
was supposed, in an advertisement satisfac-
tory to both parties. But the same offensive
reflections being repeated subsequently through
the columns of the Examiner, it called forth
from Mr. Scott card in the Richmond Whig,
in which he denounced the author as a coward
and q calumniator Mr.. ID. replied through the
same medium, and hence an issue the termina-
ton Of which all are anticipating with anxiety.
Both parties, with their friends, are now Mt
some place in Maryland, arranging prelimina-
ries for fight.
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POLICE ITEMS.

A case has come up before Justice Smith, in
which two females are. implicated in a larceny
or fraud; but the victim deserves his fate, and
should have said nothing about his loss.
Justice Dom this morning took security Of
Sarah Jones and Catharine Bowie, who pro-
missed not to quarrel or fight any more for six
long months. They were brought before him
by officer Martin.
The same Justice dismissed the case Of Agnes
Nixon and Mary Phillipy, who were willing to
make peace with each other. These were APP
pretended by officer Bell
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LOTTERY GRANTs.-Bishop Nottingham, of
the Episcopal church, Maryland, views lotte-
ries for religious objects like serving the devil
to propitiate heaven. He says:
" Believing the system of chance distribution
of gains, in all its forms, from the polite art
Union down to the policy insurance. to be
fraught with evil to the community, have
deemed it my duty uniformly to refuse it my
sanction in any shape, and to discourage it by
every means in my power. No church built
from the produce Of a lottery ever has been, or
ever shall be, consecrated to the service of God
by me, with any knowledge or suspicion Of the
source resorted to-"
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pHRENoLnGY

We have submitted to the examination of Mr..
HAYESsa head with no doubt queer combi-
nation of bumps in it; and our comment is
simply that, if he is not clever phrenologist,
or if chronology has no truth in it, Mr.. H. is
the best guesser we have ever met with. To
believe be could read character so accurately
by any other means is to put faith in some
thing still farther removed from the horizon of
probability.
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GOODS FOR THE SEASON.

NTAGRUDER CALVERT, Penn avenue, betsocen 8h
INl and oh streets, prepared to offer to thsir
customers and the public generally large and varied
sorment OF Goods in their line selected with great care
In the Northern and Eastern Markets, embracing
IN DRESS GOODS, t
Dress Silks Of every variety chnngenble Popleins;
Moussene De LANES; Bareges and Barege De LANES;
Albarines and Tissues; Lustres; French and English
Chintzes; French Lawns and Ginghams; embroidered
Nuslns etc, ETC.
CANTON GRAPE sIIAwLS.
complete assortment Of Canton Grape Shaws In plain
and embroidered Scarlet and White, Mode Color, etc,
which we will sell lower than be bought In this mar
ket.
MOURNING GOODS.
Black Silk, Black Twisted Silk, Black Grenadine
Black Tissue, Black and White do 80
Black and White Barege De LANES, Black moussonnec
- - o. - = mar 2o--H
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Loss OF THE IvASHoE.--The ship Joseph
Walker, which sailed from New York at the
same time as the Ivanhoe, arrived at Liverpool
on the 18th ult She reports having seen the
Ivanhoe aground on the Nantucket shoals, during
the gale which occurred soon after her departure.
There is, therefore, no longer any question MS
to her fate. The pieces of the wreck picked up
off Montauk must have belonged to her. The
following is o list Of her passengers, numbering
sixteen:
Achison Moore, North of Ireland; John IT.
win, Peter Kelly, - Condor, James Clark,
Thomas Carter, Joseph Rushworth and wife,
Thomas Metcalfe, John Crosby, Thomas Smith,
John Kearns, VIM. White, Thomas Brennan,
Michael Shograshy, German; Christy Conner,
German.
The Ivanhoe was insured in Wall street for
$4,000 Her cargo was very valuable, being
estimated ut $3.50, 900, about one-half of which
was insured in New York, and the remainder in
England. She was commanded by Captain
Magee.
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An accomplished Miss, on returning to her
fathers house, after having been one quarter at
o boarding-school, quite shocked her brother,
whose language and ideas were rather unso-
phisticated, with her refined expressions III
declare" said he, one day to his father, I" our
Sally has got to be so learned, that can't un-
derstand above half what she says. Twas only
this morning that she stuck po on to tater, and
called treacle moIosses" 4 a huIt
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FOR GENTLEMEN.

elk PIECES superior black French Cloth
- 10 u balfpieccs very choice fancy Cloths
so patterns fancy Cassmeres for Spring
100 do fancy Vestings, very rich, and choice
styles) in Silk and Marscilles
30 dozen gentlemen's Crayats some very beautiful
10 do gentlemen's Linen Cambria Handkerchief,
plain and colored borders
45 pieces Silk Handkerchief, ton Of which are very
handsome, and new styles
cartoons gentlcmens Kid Gloves, white, light, and
dark coiors, and black; Silk, Lsle, Thread, and
Cotton Gloves !,
The above Cloths Cassimeres, and VesinPs, are the
most desirable goods Of their kind In this city Young
Gentlemen wishing very elegant articles In that way will
please call
10 pieces dotted Linen, for Shifting
as do do Calico, for shirting, very fine
y#FH g. w. VERIFY,
mar 2e--d2wf Penn av, between 7th and 9Th ss
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TO THE LADIES
KNOW THYsFLF!

MIR. HAYENS, Practical Phrenologist, is at Mrs.
lNl TAYLoR's Boarding House, Pcnnsylvsna avenue,
south sdc between " and 9th streets. lie intends
visiting few families of this city, Georgetown and Alex
ing their chdrens intellectual Capacity and the bust
profession in which they will be most successful
Mr.. H. engages to describe any persons character
talent Parents who desire to have their children phre-
nologzcd at their homes will please send note with their
name and residence fa ill.,
TERMS Examination and Chart, 81 do, without Chart,
SO cents Considerable reduction viii be made families
Mr.. Hayens will DO at his room from to O'Clock,
,r 3 A g
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MARTIN FARoUHAR UPPER, esq, Of London,
the author Of !" A Crock Of Gold, :" Proverbial
Philosophy" and other works of merit, now
familiar as household words to every reader of
the English language, arrived in this city last
evening, and took apartments at Wizards Ho-
tel.
We have to-day, for the thousandth time,
opened the first-named of these books. and run
ming it's pages over again, have passed by the
subjects of Ridicule" and " Flattery," and at
"The End" have read:
Friend and scholar lover of the right mine equal kind
prize indeed thy favor and these sympathies dear
STILL if thy heart be little with me- wot thou WELL my
brother,
not tho smile of praise dread the rowns
censure.
Through many themes in many thoughts, have we held
sweet CONVERSE
But God alone be praised for mnd He only sufficient
And every thought in every theme by prayer had been
established. . "at#
Who then should fear the face Of man. when God hath
answered prayeri
speak it not in arrogance of heart but humbly,
justice,
think it not in vanity Of SOUL but tenderly for graft
Juue,-
God hath blessed my mind and taught 1t many truths
And have echoed to thee, in weakness yet sin
cerely:
YEA though ignorance and shall have marred those
lessons of His teaching
stand in mine Masters praise fall to His reproof
If thou lowest help with thy blessing; if otherwise
mine shall be for thee;
thou approvest heed my words if otherwise, in kind
ness be my teacher
Many mingled thoughts for self have warped my better
aim,
Many motives tempted STILL to toll for pride praise:
Alas have loved pride and praise like others
worthier;
But hate and fear them now snakes that fasen my
hand:
Scavola burnt both hand and crime but Paul flung the
viper on the fire: .a1.
He shook it off, and felt mo harm 50 be it'll renounce
them.
Rebuke them If thou wilt rebukebut neither hastily
Z, nor harshly; a# t1
Or If thou wilt commend be it honestly, right; work
for God and good.
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FORGERY. Sanford @. Gardiner, late Of the
firm Of Cutler, Stickney, & Co, was held in
$4,000, for o further examination, on charge
of forging the name of Cutler & Sticlxney to
two notes, dated before he came into the firm,
one for sS477 04, and the other for 1866 so.
Francis A. Thomas, q medical student Of New
York, witness, was held in the sum Of $500,
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CENSUS CURIosITIEs. marshal of --
county, Mississippi, in his census returns, gives
the name of Green Ras6e~y, a farmer, twenty
five years old. James Coward, and James A.
Young5lood, are also found in the same region
Of country. Here, likewise, dwells John Pigg,
who has in his sty a solitary little one, nine
months old -
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New WATcH.-It is stated that q newspaper
published in Munich, Bavaria, advertises,
among other articles, new invention called
the "beer watch" which registers how much
beer the wearer drinks! That article would
certainly take the highest prize at the London
Exhibition.
D6r 1t will perhaps supersede the necessity
Of the luminous signal usually worn on the
nose.
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INcoRRIoIBLY HAPPY I'm one of Addison's
plays, the undertaken reproves one Of his
mourners for inughing at funeral, and saws
to him: "You rascal, yout have been rails
ing your wages for these two years, and upon
condition that you would appear more sorrow
full; and the higher wages you receive the hap
pier you lookl .ata
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EGYPTs REVELATIONS.

INCUR Archaeological Lectures distinct from the PIANO.
IL rama) upon the latest Egyptian discoveries will be
commenced by Mr.. GLDDoS Tuesday evening, Sth April
and continued Friday, 1lth Tuesday, 15th and Fri
day. 18th, at oddFelows Hall, at o'clock, precisely.
Subjects, programmeo be had, with tickets Mt the
NATIONAL United States, and Wizards Hotels, at Mr..
Franck Taylors Bookstore, and at tho door.
TERMS Tickets to the coursegentlemen, 81 so; ladies'
81; children and pupils, rs cents; single admission so
cents: halfprice. b-dtf
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] GREAr HONOR. Jenny Lind has received the
diploma Of honorary membership Of the Poly
hymnia society of st. Louis. Thus endorsed,
we trust Jenny win have confidence enough to
20 into the world as n professional singer. We
rejoice that Jenny merits have been discovered.
But why is Barnum slighted2 Have they no
Polyhumnia societies out westf
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A MINISTER IN DEMAND.--Thc Rev. George
ID. Adams, of Lexington, Va, has received calls
to the Presbyterian churches at Norfolk, Pc
tersburg, and Winchester, and it is thought he
will accept the latter. 81 fa
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SIS REWARD.

q T0LEN, from the stall of the subscriber about ten
- o'clock this morning, PocKEr-BooK, containing from
$50 to $50. There two Sos in the book-one on
the Bank Of Washington, another the Patriotic Bank
together with ves the different District Banks There
several papers of value in the book The above
ward will be paid for the recovery Of the money arrest
of the thief J. X. SUTTON.
I mn SITS
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Bdr We announce the death of John r.
Moore, who has been long and favorably known
in New York as an agreeable writer and poet,
and for some years connected with the Brother
Jonathan as the writer Of the famous police re-
ports.
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MONEY LOST.

We refer to the advertisement Of Mr.. J. r.
SUrToS, who offers reward for a thief, for a
sum of money, we regret to learn, that he lost
from his stall at the Centre Market this morn
ing #. lH ##. s'.
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THE CITY wATCH-HousE.

A couple Of poor fellows, taken in last night
as dodgers, were permitted to go in peace this
morning. ta s4 Tn
We incline to the opinion that the new police
arrangement is working admirably.
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MARRIAGES.

On Friday evening, April 4th, by Rev. John c. Smith
Mr. JOHN BLANK to Miss ELLEN SHAEfTEn, all of this city
At Baltimore, the 3lst ult, by the Rev. Mr.. Reilly,
WILLIAM G. MARCH to Miss MARGARET p. STnTz.
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SCIENTIFIC LEcTUREs.-See Mr.. Gliddon's
advertisement. There is much valuable infor-
NATION to be acquired from his lectures, and no
study can be more interesting or more profit
able. .
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The Centre Market was this morning abnnd-
antly supplied with good things at fair prices.
He is happy man who is healthy and indus
trious, and has his home in Washington.
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POSITIVELY LAST EXHIBITIONS.

~ LIDD0N'S Transparent Panamora of the Nile Egyp-
VI tian Gallery Mummes, &c. On Mondays, Wednes-
days. Thursdays, and saturdays at o'clock on the
afternoons Of Wednesdays and Saturdays Mt halfpast
o'clock Doors open hour before. 0dd-Fcllows Hall
Admission, % cents; children halfprce. ap 5-dtf
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Rs- Persons wishing to be served with tho AMERICA
TELEGRAPH will please ac,e their and residences
and hand the cards papers to carriers leave then
at our counter.
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LOOK HERE

II HAVE JUST RECEIVED q handsome assortment of
j. PAPER-HANGINGS, yaryingin style and prices from
IL Il cents per piece, up.
Also beautiful assortment of WINDOW SHADES,
low 80 cents. Worsted Tassels Cords Shade
Fixtures, etc, very cheap i. II. CLARK,
ap 5-co3t North side Pa nv, Sd door east 18th ST.
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PHrLo N. RUST, keeper Of the Empire House
in Syracuse. died in his carriage in New York,
on Thursday, of apoplexy. uess ~.
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Stevens, to his Friends and Customers!!!

Stevens, to his Friends and Customers!!! II
Turing the rebuilding of his Store under Browns
IL Hotel he may be found at the large store under the
ATHENEUM, where he will BIO pleased to them. ~
Stiff Intel, Union a Rep.l
DEEBE'S NETWORK HATsi-sTEvEEs
ID has this day opened further supply Of Beehes Hats
of the Spring fashion Also part of his importation Of
French Hats Gentlemen invited to call ON him, at
his new store, under the Athen@um. lap 4--3tif
VXTashingtOn City Athenueum.-The regu-
w lar weekly meeting Of this Institution win be held
at Temperance Hall this Frday evening, at hafpast
o'clock. The public are invited to attend.
mp A. II. CAMERON, Sec'ry.
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PIANOS.

um NEW AND SECONDHAND PIANOS
A. ,I5W{23f always on hand for sale and to rent on
m n nj moderate terms, at the Piano Store, ON
x 18th street, above street. 4 -t
Cabinet Piano Of six octayes for sale.
mar Iq--d3ms tE r. q. BRECKENRIDGE
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DEATH.

March the 30th at his residence Locust Grove Prince
Georges county, (d) in his forty-nnth year, BENJAMIN
NJ DucKETT after brief but violent attack Of inamma-
tory fever.
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TIM IeE MoNeERs, with their jangling bells,
we're on duty this morning. gm.
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ADVERTISERS will please cndeavor to send in their
before IL o'clock, If possible. eaI. & fn4
8B- Do people generally know that short advertise
ments are published in the AMERICAN TELEGRAPH for
twenty-five centsl
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G. H. VAN PATTEN, M. D.,
Surgeon Dentist,

Office Bro,cn's Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, (
Charges New York and Philadelphia prices and uaran
ties his work to be equal to any done in those cities
spb-d 0I
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What key is hardest to turn! A donkey
Why does butcher become thin when hit
meat is stolen? Because he loses flesh.
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TEMPERANCE HALL.

MIR. JAMES HAYENs will deliver chronological
wi Temperance Lecture tomorrow Sunday night at
IA o'clock. The public are invited to attend.
ap g. &Eif GEORGE SAVAGE, President
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 40 p. m,
Stocks steady, not actvesaes of u s. 6s Coupons
81 and of 1867, 116; Pa SIS 93I.
The Baltcs news has had favorable effect Flour
sales of 5000 bbls State at S45oGD456l also
5000 bbls Southern at $46Sa4s1 showing 81 cents per
h. advance sales Of Gcncsce at SIS. Corn Meal 5000
Rye Flour 1887
Wheat stcsdy-Small sales red at os@102 cents Gen.
113@14 cents Corn steadySaes of IA 900 bushels
at 67@6s cents for yellow Oats 1890 cents rye roo
70 cents .e
Provisions frmSales Of 800 bbls. pork at $14 for
mess and $l1 81 for prime; old unchanged.
Bacon frm.-Sale 800 bbls. lard at S15@S4 cents.
Groceries without much movement Rio coffee at 10 u
@10A cents. Sugars and moasses unchanged. Rice 32
@35s cents.
The cotton market has been fayoraby affected by the
Baltics The sales today reach 1000 bales at
cent perab advance previous prices.
The auction sales Of teas to-day went of with much
animation, and prices in favor of sellers.
Tobacco quiet-No change in prices ...
Whisky is quiet-Sales at 22l20D231a cents per gallon
in bbls. ",.
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PARKER,s FANCY AND PERFUMERY STORE

the best house In the city for Combs and Brushes Of
i all kinds; and he is just opening this day English
Hair Brushes depressed English Horn Dressing Combs
and some very superior Ivory fneteeth do.
PARKERS Fancy and P6rfumery Store,
mp 3-1mA Penn avenue, under National Hotel
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~ New York Markets. 4 a w
Coupons have advanced one per cent.
Flour and Grain are firm.
Cotton is firm at ] cent advance.
Affairs Mt Boston.
AS the telegraph brings us nothing later, we
take it for granted that the threatened negro
riot did not take place last night. ai
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aS- Ninth STREET NJ. = cHuncH.-The eighth Lecture
in the the Saints Of the Old Testament be
delivered tomorrow evening at halfpas o'clock. The
public are invited. apps
ss- THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION will meet at the Smith
sonian Institution this afternoon, at AZ o'clock. Mr.
WIoHr will address the meeting the manners and de
pertinent of teachers and scholars The public is invited
to attend. DO. WIGHT, scc'y.
Asy- COLUMBIA TYpoeRApHIcAIs society," regular meet
ing Of this Society win be held this evening" at
o'clock, ct the Aldermen's Room, City Hail. Members
requested to be punctual in attendance, several
amendments to the constitution will be considered.
apps w e. MOTT, Rec. Secretary
Ca ST. PAuL's-A Sermon appropriate to the death Of
the late Mrs. CATHARINE ADAMS will be preached tomor
row, at ii M by the Pastor Of the English Lutheran
Church Friends Of the deceased and the public in
vited to attend.
Service, as usual at Zap. m. apo
asy- UNITARIAN CHuRcH-Rev EDWARD EVERETT HALE
of Worcester Massachusetts expected to preach in this
Church tomorrow, at III o'clock a m, and at halfpast
pm.
as- SECOND PREsBYrERIas CHURCH. New York avenue
near 18th street The Rev. j. r. EcKARp WILL with Divine
permission, lecture the HISTORIANS on Sunday, at
o'clock p. m. ap5
NTOTICE.--Thc Journeymen Carpenters Of the city
Of washington are respectfully requested to meet at
o'clock 1t Is hoped that every Journcyman in tho Dis
trct will be present business Of Importance will be
brought before the meeting ap 5--3t
TO THE BOYS.
III sizes OF India Rubber Balls Parlor Balls, Bell
IN Balls, and Foot Balls. For sale at s'
PARKERS
mp 5-3t Fancy Store under National Hotel
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
TUsT RECEIvED--At pARKER's Fancy store, under
u National Hotel India Rubber Goods-Lions, Dogs,
Bears, Rabbits Cats, Fish, Frogs, Dolls, and Owls.
Also a few ALLIGATORS ap ST.
LADIES DRESS PREsERvER.
JUST RECEIvED--At PARKER'S Fancy Store, the
Ladies' Dress Preserver for protecting the dress under
the arms
PARKERS
np 5--3t Fancy Store under National Hotel
III WAN pArvrEM m n
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BY TELEGRAPH.
for this paper
+ BALgrmoaE, April Sill p. m.

BALTMoRE, April 5~-13 p. m.
Baltimore Markets. e
Our markets are unchanged since yesterday.
Flour is firm. The news by the Baltic is, in
its effects, rather in favor of sellers
Lieutenant Ridgly.
Lieutenant Ridgely is still living, though in
a very precarious condition.
Americas Fire Company.
The New York Firemen left this morning for
their home.
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TO THE BOYS.

III sizes OF India Rubber Balls Parlor Balls, Bell
IN Balls, and Foot Balls For sale at ETC 4
PARKER'S
mp 5-3t Fancy Store, under National Hotel.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

Just REcEIvED--At pARKERs Fancy store, III
u National Hotel, India Rubber Goods-Lions,
Bears, Rabbits, Cats, Fish, Frogs, Dolls, and Owls
Also a few ALLIGATORS ap 81
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LADIEs, DRESS PREsERyE

lust RECEIvED-At PARKER's Fancy store, the
u Ladies' Dress Preerve for protecting the dress
the arms
PARKERS
up 5--3t Fancy Store, under National Hotel
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Ia NINTH STREET NJ - CHuRcH-The eighth Lecture
in the the Saints of the Old Testament will b
delivered tomorrow evening at halfpast o'clock TIL,
public are invited. an 8
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NOTICE.-Thc Journeymen Carpenters Of the city
Of Washington respectfully requested to meet at
the City Hall Tuesday evening" 9Th instant at hapnst
o'clock 1t hoped that every Journeyman in tho Dis
trct will be present. business Of Importance will be
brought before the meeting. ap 5--3t