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This EvESINe.-We refer to the notice. in
another column, of public meeting of our citi-
zens appointed to be held "to make arrange
ments for testing at the next election, through
the ballot-box, whether it is not the wish OF
this community to elect all officers and persons
holding Office under this corporation by the
voice of the people," We have no information
as to who called this meeting, but in its objects
we concur most heartily.
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GEORGETOWN AND IT'S AFFAIRS.
GEonaErows, April 8O---12 m.

GEoHGETowE, April 5U---lz m.
| That your readers may form some idea Of the
preparations that are being made for the ac-
commodation Of the coal trade, viii inform
them that one company intend putting upon the
canal eighty Of the largest class boats, for the
transportation of it alone.
The Young Mems Dramatic Association gave
their entertainment last night. Their hall, on
Fayette street, was crowded to overlooking.
Pizarro was played in manner that gave uni
versal satisfaction, 80 much 80 that one Of our
most influential citizens proposed to raise, by
subscription, one hundred dollars, to enable
them to procure suitable scenery.
A disgraceful fight occurred in our town yes
terday evening, between two brother-chips Of
the typo family, one of whom resides in Wash
ington. 1t grew out of one classifying the other
with an undermining set of fellows best known
among printers. As the matter is to undergo
judicial investigation, deem it proper to
| withhold their names for the present
Who's to blame About fifty feet of the foot
way on the north side of Gay street, between
| High and Congress, has been in most misera-
BILE condition for the last three months or more.
wonder that the gallantry of some living close
| by does not prompt them to complain to the
proper authorities, and have it repaired before
some serious damage is done to the beautiful
slippers or CATERS that pass that way, if not to
their occupants. A word to the wise is suffi-
Gent.
Canal Trade.-Arrived, Mount Vernon, Cum.
COAL F. Rawdon, Cumberland coal; M. Huffman,
Cum COAL Frances, % miles, $40 bbls. -four;
VIM. jackson, 81 miles, limestone; Gen. Butler,
so miles, limestone; Edward Paysin, SO miles,
limestone; William 7. Hamilton, Cum, 104 tons
coal; Martha Frances, 62 miles, limestone; Jas.
Smithson, 81 miles, stone; Enoch J. Neale,
Cum. coal.
The following boats passed up with merchan-
disc, &C.: Mountain Ranger, North Bend, Cum
berland, and H. Smith. ELECTRO.
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GEoRGETowN, D. Cur townsman, G. E. Rit-
tenhouse, ESQ.,, has purchased of r. w. Latham
s. Co. the property known as the Union Bank
price $4,000 Mr.. r. intends to convert it i'm
mediately into a banking and exchange office,
and, from the known business tact Of the pro-
prietor, it will do fine business.
To the numerous disciples of Isaac Walton,
we would say that the "perchug" is very fine
in the neighborhood Of the i'Little Falls" sc
improve the time while in your power.
Reporter.
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tons of American newspapers in relation to
ecclesiastical appointments in the Roman Catho-
lie church are amusing. The Baltimore COR
respondent of the New York Tribune informs the
world that as the pope must approve the nomi-
nee to the Office of Archbishop, it is difficult to
foretell who will succeed the late incumbent.
He, however, ventures a puff for the Rev. Mr..
Coskery m..r s
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The CENSUS 0FFIoE.-The Baltimore papers
of this morning contain the following telegra-
phic news:
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 29.-The work on
the Census Population is now complete. Two
clerks, Messrs. Jebb and Harrison, engaged on
it, have been dismissed, and others will be dis
missed tomorrow.
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A gentleman remarked to US to-day, that he
would advertise with US as soon as in our cir
culation we should equal the other papers pub
lished in this city. We desire to be friendly
and polite toward him and them, but could not
suppress fit of laughter. Real business men
should begin to inquire.
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To Commemorative shall often withhold commu-
ncations without dsparagement to their merits, but
simply because is to select such matters
will be likely to prove of most interest to readers
In these a reasonable compensation will their
nserton shall thus be enabled to extend the guam
tity Of new reading matter supplied.
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APPoINrMENT.-Mr. Peyton W. Moore, "a
college mate of Mr.. Graham, the Secretary of
the Navy,) has been appointed principal cor
responding clerk of the Navy Department, in
place of Samuel L. Harris, removed.
DR.. w. s. PARROT, chief of the Bureau OF
Provisions and Clothing in the Navy Depart
ment, has this day resigned
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The editor of one Of the Maine papers says
that he had pair of boots given him which
were so tight that they came very near making
him Universalist, because he received his pun
ishment as he scent along
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How TO GovERN.-They that govern must
make least noise You see when they row in
barge, they that do drudgery work slash and
puff, and sweat but he that governs sits quiz
city at the stern, and scarce is seen to stir.
CeI1en .
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EVERY LADY AND EVERY GENTLEMAN should desire to
write with simplicity and grace earnestly think
to speak, or to act in this manners and to accomplish
this few careful lessons under the instructions of WIN
A. RICHARDSON all that is necessary Rooms in Lane
fuckers Building Its
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y OWEN g. SON take this method of
CLoTHINGl CLoTHINdl

bAhtAiNOl bAhrhiNol bh'NoFHt'p'
WTILLIAM WALL Pennsylvania avenue, between stn
ton Of his friends and the public generally throughout
the District and the surrounding country 10 nus large
desirable stock Of fashionable spring ana
summer Clothing, which he Is prepared to sell ~ very
small advances His stock embraces every article IN the
Clothing line which Is really desirable. Call and see
an A--6t ...#... ......
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FOREIGN NEws.-We refer to our first page
for the news by the steamer Niagara, which
arrived at Halifax yesterday afternoon. We
regret to observe further decline in our great
southern staple.
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Cry WATcH-HousE.-A couple of young men
were arrested for disturbance at the fire yester-
day evening" but were allowed to depart upon
paying costs. One poor fellow came in for
lodging.
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MARRIAGE.

At Baltimore, Monday morning. the 2Sth instant by
the Rev. DR.. PYNE Of st. Johns Church, Washington,
His Excellency ALPHoNsE DE BoRBoULON, Minister
from France to China, TO KATHARINE, youngest daugh-
ter Of ALEXANDER NORMAN MACLEOD, ESQ., formerly of Isle
Harris. Scotland.
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SUPERIOR pAauERREorYpEs- Premium

ii. WHITEHURST has extended the field Of his OPP
~. erations more ground than any daguerreo
typist In the country His galleries may be found on
Pennsylvania avenue between and 9th streets; No
207 Baltimore street, Baltmore Broadway and
Leonard street. New York; No n Main street Richmond
Sycamore street. Petersburg Main street. Norfolk; and
Main street. Lynchburg, Virginia
His beautiful and highly finished eectro-Daguerreo-
types extraordinary improvement, nsuring faithful
and highly finished likenesses in a few seconds.
j. H. W. calls the attention of the public generally To
his elegantly furnished gallery Lane and fuckers
new store, where free exhibition Of pictures will be
given.
Notwithstanding the unusual competition in daguerre
otypes ut the recent Fair Of the Maryland Institute be
was awarded the first medal by the judges.
Lkenesses Of every description copied and postmortem
cases attended TO. ap 30-d6mo
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ADVERTISERS will please endeavor send in their avors
before IL o'clock, if possible. .-..s.H .s
nI- Do people generally know that short advertise
ments published in the AMERICAN TELEGRAPH for
twenty-five centsl ar.
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The case of DAVIS Uvsus HUGHES is still in
progress: the Incidental issues between counsel
upon the admissibility of certain evidence, &c.,
occupying much time.
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GEoRGETowN.-Mr. J. A. BURNS is our Agent for thi
town. and will receive the of subscribers adver
tisements, and other communications, and moneys du'
Anything left for at Mr. VIM H. EDEs' Warehouse
at Dr. LNrHoUMs Store, before II o'clock a. M, viii
be promptly forwarded by him.
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CORRECTION For the American Telegraph"
should not have been placed over the stanzas on
our first page, which have been heretofore pub
lished anonymously.
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AN AGED FRUIT TREE.--It is said that there
is pear tree in the yard Of house in Frank
fort street near William, New York, which was
planted about the middle of the seventeenth
century, by the ancestors of the late Peter Bon
nett. esq
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WORCESTERSHIRE report that the officers who
conveyed Symmes back to Savannah were insulted
at Beaufort, on their return home, is Indignantly
denied.
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The death of JULIA STRoMAN, young white
woman, on Capitol Hill yesterday, was pro-
nounced by a coroners jury to have proceeded
from intemperance.
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EAsroN, Pa, APRIL 29.-Arrest of Robbie,
and recovery Of Plupder.-A young man was ar
rested at house Of ill-fame, in this place,
about nine o'clock last evening" on suspicion of
being the robber who had purloined the So, 300
from Mr.. Bowen, at the Merchants Hotel, Phil
adelphia, on Saturday last. His manner at
Doylestown excited the suspicion of the officers,
Messrs. Buck and Thornton, who followed him
to this place, where they made the arrest. The
accused, on being arrested, made a full confess
sion of the transaction, and gave his name as
Charles Ii. Williams. About sixteen hundred
dollars of the stolen money were found in his
possession. He traded horses here yesterday
afternoon, and gave two hundred and fifty dol
lars extra for the pair he took. He will be
Immediately sent to Philadelphia for further
disposition
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THE BIG SHIP PENNsYLvANIA.-The Norfolk
Beacon says that the naval constructor at the
| Gosport navy-yard has recommended that the
Pennsylvania should go into dock, in order to
examine and repair her bottom. The depart
ment has been written to on the subject
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The City hotel at Lowell, Massachusetts,, was
destroyed by fire few nights ago. 1t was un-
occupied at the time Of the confagration, which
is believed to have been the work of an in
cendiary.
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AS- Notice.-To the voters Of the City
Of Washngton-A meeting will be held at the City Hall
Wednesday evening next 30th instant, at halfpas
o'clock, to make arrangements for testing at the next
election through the ballobox, whether 1t is not the
wish Of this community to elect all officers and persons
holding Office under this Corporation by the voice Of the
people.
an 2S-3t HUNDREDS OF VOTERS.
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RICH PAPER-HANGINGs

II HAVE JUST RECEIVED extensive and hand
i some assortment Of FRENCH GOLD PAPERS ms
be found in the District of the newest patterns i'm
portedGod Borders Centre Pieces, Moudings, etc. to
gether with choice selection of Satin and Common
Papers, all of which will sell at the very lowest prices
Also another lot of the pretest papers, at IL cents per
roll, brought TO this city. l.. y. CLARK,
ap 266td North side Pa nv, 3D. door east of 18th st.
~ OWEN g. SON take this method OF
Ia. announcing to their friends and the public gene
rally that they have just received direct from New York
their Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods selected with
great care by their senior partner embracing assor
ment of superior Cloths, Cassmeres and vestings,
gether with variety Of Fancy Articles.
They have the pleasure of stating that their present
Stock Of Goods superior to any they have brought
10 this city.
Thankful for past fvors they respectfully solicit
continuance of the public patronage
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The LATE GOVERNOR HILL, of New Hamp-
shire, appears by late inventory of his per-
sonal property, to have owned two pews in the
Baptist church, three in the Episcopal, and four
in the Methodist
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THE EBERBAcH FAMILY are performing at
Harrisburg, Pa. The American of that place
contains quite favorable notice of them.
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NJ Persons wishing to be served with the TELEGRAPH
will leave their and address at Office where
notice Of omissions and desired changes should be left
Hour of publication three O'Clock, p. m.
Advertisements must be sent in by twelve o'clock m.
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MORE MPRovEMENTs.--Mr. Joyce, on the
corner of Thirteenth and streets, is pulling
down the frame building next to his store on
Thirteenth street. He intends erecting Ia rye
brick dwelling in its place.
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The missionary elders of the Mormons write
to their focks that they are making many con-
verts in France, Italy, and Switzerland.
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May number Of Harper's new Mon thly, and a
most beautiful and interesting number il is, too.
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FRESH BUTTFR /

r HAVE this day received, per Adams Express from
il New York, five hundred pounds of PRIME FRESH
BUTTER, which shall offer for sale at my stalls Mos SO
and s. Centre market Tomorrow and shall continue to
receive fresh supplies GEO. NJ. OYSTER.
an 2B--Btf
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CHARLESTON, April 2S.-The election Of Mr..
Charles Sumner, as U. s. Senator from Massa-
chusetts, has created quite a stir hereabouts,
and is the theme of general conversation. The
Mercury declares that the people of Massachu-
sets are all Aboltionists.
At Beaufort, the Boston marshal and his as
sistants, who accompanied the fugitive slave
Symmes on the brig Acorn, to Savannah, are
said to have been highly insulted on their way
home, by some of the citizens of that place.
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BARNUM is to deliver temperance lecture
this afternoon to the soldiers at Fort McHenry,
near Baltimore,
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H1- Mr.. ii. r. WooD who attends to the distribu
ton of the Telegraph the Island is authorized to col
lect all moneys due for the same.
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The Hon. Mr.. BowDEN, of Alabama, has re.
covered from his late illness.
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A married lady cowhided a fellow in Boston
on Friday, who had boosted that he had Sc.
duced her.
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Death OF MIR. Duncan.

The Rev. John M Duncan, for many years
the eloquent pastor of the First Presbyterian
church in this city, has died from the effects Of
paralysis.
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THE MONTHLIEs FOR MAY.

TTARPBR's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR MAY
III The international Magazine for May Received and
for sale by the agent, JOSEPH SHILLINGT0N,
ap 3O--lt& Odeon Building. u st. q Penn. ay.
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DOES EVERYBODY KNOW

THAT p J. STEER, Eighth street, three doors from
the Avenue, Is receiving constant additions to his
stock Of gentlemens goods and that no really makes
them up in the most superb STYLE at very low prcosf
Those who call can be speedily satisfied OF the c Let
everybody call soon. agf e an 20-d1w y
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A PROCLAMATION.
GONE Ladies all, give a call,
~ And read our Proclamation,
With beaux and pas, sis, brothers, mas,
And hear our conversation.
Our Caters, Slippers, Boots and Shoes
Our Patent SouIdERs D'UNIoN;"
With Fairy Pumps, and Syphine Shoes
Bright Fashions contribution
Of the best quality, and the latest and most fashionable
style, can be had cheap, for cash, at
p. EMRICHS,
ap 30-3tdeo3t% 7th street, near Louisiana av
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BosToN, April 80.
Collision Mt Sea-Murder.

The ship J. @. Adams arrived at this port this
morning from Calcutta, and reports that on the
Oath March, at ! a. m, lat. S., long 25 w.,
when going at the rate Of about nine knots an
hour, she came in collision with the British
barque Hindoo, Captain Ellis, from Newcastle
upon-Tyne for Alden, with coal. The Hindoo
sunk in about ten minutes after the collision,
the captain and crew succeeding in getting on
board the John @. Adams, saving nothing but
the clothes they stood in. On the Oath inst,
lat. 35.40, long Ga, spoke barque St. Andrew,
from Cadiz, of and for New York. They were
boarding the schooner Bristol, of New York,
totally dismasted, and apparently abandoned.
At Monroe, (Me.,) on Friday last, man
named John Cozzens, accompanied by deputy
sheriff Cunningham and others, attempted to
dispossess man named Jewell of q farm of
which he held illegal possession. They found
the doors barred, and the inmates armed with
guns, pitch-forks, &c. While the law officers
were endeavoring to force the door shot was
fred from the inside, which instantly killed
Cozzens. The Jewels were finally captured
and committed to Jail Several citizens of Mon
roe are said to be implicated in the resistance.
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WANTS,
District or Columbia, I b ,,,,.

WASHINGTON COUNTY, J - $50. q
r HEREBY CERTIFY that JoHN PErrrBoSH, Of said
county, brought before the Subscriber, Justice Of
the Peace In and for said county, esrays respasng
alike both having white streaks down their backs, and
white tails. j. L. SMITH, j. n
The Owner Owners above are hereby requested
to forward prove property pay charges and take
them away. d a5S4 sIi JNO. PETTIBONE, sf3 sS
ap 29--3t " - Monument Hill.
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IRISH LINENS,

DERsoNs in want Of the pure goods win please en-
il anime my Stock before purchasing.
l25 pieces Richardson's Housewife Linens In large and
small pieces, heavy and good 49,
so pieces very ine for Bosoms and Collars
800 pieces Shifting Cottons embracing all the cele-
brated makers of this country
Rf- Gentlemen in want of nice Shifting Materials will
find 1t to their advantage to call. G. W. VERIFY
Pa av, between 7th and 9Th streets.
ap 26-d2wif TIntelligencer1 s.a as~
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RF NOTICE.-The members of Association No /
United Brothers Of Temperance requested TO meet at
the residence Of their late President J. @. MULAY esq,
for the purpose Of attending his funeral, Thursday
afternoon Tomorrow at hafpast four o'clock p m.
an 40 SELBY PARKER.
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AS- Falcon Boat CIub.-A meeting of the Club
will be held May lst, at o'clock at the residence
Of Mr.. JAMES G. McGumE, on f. between 9th and It'll
streets ap 30-2t
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LIMEl LIME /!

O00 Bushels superior w0OD-BURNT LIME, received
JUO this day, from the kiln near Harpers Ferry,
Warranted prime artcle and will be sold low for cash,
or 10 punctual customers. WILLIAM wARDER,
an 30-2tdeo2tt Corner 18th and G sts., near Canal
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

oYrIcx THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN, April 2e-5 p m.
We hear OF sales of Flour to-day Holders OF Howard
street -four generally asking $3.50. ~
Some holders Of City Mills Flour would sell at "a
whilst others refuse to take less than $4T5.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET. #a
NEW YORK, April 29-6 p. m.
The steamer Alabama has arrived here from Savannah
Up to this date have tidings of the steamer Nj
agara, about due at Halifax.
Stocks steadyU. s. 6s, 1857 lit " Morris Canal, 16
Reading Bonds rs vi Pennsylvania SIS, 93 sterling
changed
The -four market is dull and prices further declined
sales Of 1900 bbls at for to straight
State brands Southern $46s@4s7; Genesee $4.s7@494
Corn meal $3@312X. Rye -four $3.50
Grain of 5000 bushels wheat at ia cents
for Genesee and 100000 cents for red Oats 445 cents
Rye, ~ cents.
Provisions rmsales of 600 bbls pork at $13 for
new mess, and $l5 II for prime
Bacon firm. There is speculative movement in lard
sales Of 1000 bbls at 1a(99H cents per h.
The grocery market is steady At auction to-day 1900
bags Rio coffee at 9L@1o H cents, showing H cent de-
cline Sugars steady-prices unchanged Rice quiet.
Cotton is rmer, and sales Of $500 bales middling Up
lands at 10 n CENTS showing IA cent advance yester
days prices.
Tobacco continues quiet
Beef cattle in better demand.
Sales 1000 bbls spirits turpentine at 3536 cents pei
gallon.
Whisky is selling at % cents per gallon, in bbls
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BAIrInonn, April 8O-la p.
EPrsssly for this paper

BALrMoRE, April 80-1a p. m.
Decline An Flour.
Sales Of three hundred barrels Howard Street
Flour have been made at $4.37.
Grain is unchanged.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE NATIONAL MON
UMENT,"

a ,ceekly journal TO be published in Washington,
under the sanction Of the Washington National
Monument Society.
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NEW STYLES OF ELEGANT yEWELRY,
WATCHEH &c

M W. GAIT BROTHER have just received very
lNl. choice assortment Of the abovensmed articles
bracing every thing new and elegant in their line:
They beg to call the attention Of ladies to their stock
Besides complete assortment Of pure Silver Spoons
Forks Cups, Ladies', Butterknves, Ac, they have had
made to their own order Of the hast albata Spoons
Forks, Fish Knives, Ladies', Cake Baskets, Card Trays
&C., which they confidently something very
superior.
Watches, Chronometers, and tmekeepers Of every de-
scrpon repaired with care, and warranted to perform
accurately. M. w. GAIT 4 BROTHER,
an 28-3tif Penn. ay. bet 9th and 10th Sta
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New YoRK, April 3d. p. m.
Decline I'm Flour.
Flour has declined from 10 to 25 cents, and
the tendency appears still downward