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The Southern journal., 1846-01-24
"lhe O'Donoghue.'


This is the title Of new novel, by the
author Of "Charles O'Malley." We were
SO much struck with the true Hibernian
character Of the following dialogue, at a
way side inn, kept by Mrs. McKeIy, upon
the English desire to improve the condi-
tion Of the inhabitants, that we cannot Tor
bear giving the extract.
''Joe," who is an Irish pos,iIion of the
old school, seems struck with horror at the
idea of a turnpike.
"fis 10 improve the property, they
say" iEterposed the other, who was
not equally, endowed with caution
"To look after the estate himself he has
Gomez ..
''lmprove indeed!" echoed the hostess.
"Much we want their impress! why didn't
they leave us the ould families of the conn.
try? It's little we used to hear of i'm
proving when was child. God be good
10 us--There was ould Miles O'Donoghue,
the present mans father, l'd like TO see
what he'd say if they talked 10 him about
improvement Ayeb! sure mind the
time hogshead of clare, didn't do the
fortnight. My father, rest his soul, used
10 60 up 10 the house every Monday morn
ing, for orders; and ye'd see string of
cars following him at the same time, with
tay and sugar, and vine, and brandy, and
oranges, and lemons. Them was the raal
improvements!
"'Tis true for ye, MAN, 1t was fine
house always beerd tell''
"Forly-six in the kitchen, besides about
fourteen colleens and gossons about the
place; the best OF entertainments up stairs
and down.
"Musha! that was grand"
"a keg sperits, with u spigot, in the
servants hall, aud no saying by your
leave, but drink while ye could stand
overit"
"The lord Le good to us !"pious|y ejacu,-
4 a,ea the twain.
"The hams was boiled IN good sherry
wine.'
"Begorra, wish | was a pig them
times''
"And pike da' emf come upto the table
without an elegant pudding in his belly that
cost five pound>!"
"'I'is the fish has .heir own luck al
ways was the profound meditation at this
piece of good fortune.
"Ayeh! aych!'' continued the hostess in
astrain Of lamentation. '.When the ould
stock was in il we never heerd tell of i'm
provements. He'll he making me take out
a license, suppose" in voice Of half
contempiuous incredui,y.
"Faix, there's no knowing" said the Joe,
as he shook the ashes out of his pipe, and
nodded his head sen,eniously, as though
to say, that in the miserable times
they'd fallen upon, any thlrg was pos
sible.
'sLicensed for spereis and groceries, y
said Mrs .M'Ke|ly. with sort of hysterical
giggle, as if the thought were too much for
her nerves.
81 wouldn't wonder if he puts up ii
pike" stammered out Jim, thereby imply ing
that human airocity would have. reached
its climax.
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India Rubber pantaloons are the novel.
ties of the day; consciences of that materi-
al have long been in vogue, as we'll as soles.
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0Elt is estimated that there are at
least one million finished muskets in
the different Armories aud Arsenals
Of the United States.
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Settle Up Settle In.

A LII those indebted to the nudersign-
IA ed are requested to come forward
and settle the same by the first day OF
March or they will find their accounts in
the hands Of a legal officer
MARX g. HYMANN.
January II, l646-27-tf.
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en $500 was passed 70 carry cut the sbjss Il hs
Alb. Brxsos ol>rsd rssoluton In Avor Of plssius
benches round the Park Fountain, at q cost Of 800
Adopted.
The Board adjourned.
BoAsD OF AssIsrAsr ALDERMEN, Nay as.-NEm GaAr,
ESQ., President in the Chair, and quorum Of members
present
Petition-Asst Aid. Bsssr presented petition from
Michael kennedy, asking to be remunereed for about
$450 worth Of property consulting Of urs destroyed In
consequence ofthe bursting Of Croon water pipe. Re-
ferred.
Rssienasien.-Ths resignation of Geo W. SCHUYLER.
Clerk to the Superintendent of Public Buildings and Re-
pairs, was presented and accepted.
Inrtation.-An invitation to attend the opening Of nav
Lodge Room Of Nsncnsi Lodge No So this svsaing at
Relief from .qssessmentA petition presented from
the Trustees Of the German Evangelical Mission Chursn
to be relieved from assessment Referred. - -
Nurseries,, Long Island Fsrms-A report was prsssnt
cd in favor Of paying the owners Of lots and budnTs
known the Nurseries, suitable the saue until
the new buildings, now being erected BlAckwels
Island for the children, shall be ready for
Carried
Pers to be In favor of direct
ing the Superintendent Of Wharves and Piers to causs
the same to be remembered Adopted.
Fire Department to inquire and report to this Board whs
ther the Chief Engineer employs clerk In his Office; II
90, by what authority. Adopted.
In favor Of removing John L. o.
appointment appointing Caspsr c. Guilds
Printer to the Board. Adopted
Superintendent Of Rersrs $e-Rssolution in favor Of
Buildings and Repairs. Adopted - la0n'
Commissoner Of Aims House Tho annual report of
the commissioner Of the Aims Heuse spartmsnt was
presented and laid ON the tabls, and ordered to be
printed. -
Nsv .appertionmsnt Of the PoHss--TAs police force
including the additional 100 men auorHad bv rscsns
act OF the Lsgislsturs to b distributed q follows
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Tuesday, May "a, Isz5.
HIGHLY I1lYoRYAIGx
FROM THE
RIO G AN DE.
ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER MEXICAN
a r M z,
&c. &c.
RIO G r a NJ D E .

&c. &c.

All the important intelligence that reached ysstsr.
daythe confirmation, in detail of what we have pub
lished relative to the two brilliant battles Of tho 9Th and
9th instwll be found the outside ohs days paper.
This intelligence viii be read with the greatest interest
by every one.
will be that have received several important
letters from the Army Of Occupation giving the par
ticuar Of each battledetails that will be found in the
official dispatches only Accompanying these letters
have received excellent and very correct plan Of
the position Of the two armies each engagement The
particulars Of these splendid achievements should be
scattered throughout the Union
If any thing further comes to-day will be immedi-
ately given in an Extra Herald.
Single copies Of the Herald Of this morning, in wrap
per for the mails, can be had at the desk.
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supreme court
Present. the Chief Justice and Judre Beardslev and
Jewett


PRESENT. the Chief Justice and Jud res Bearsey and
Jewett
MAY 25-The People IS. Ordtpay. I'm this case Ord
way was indicted in December, 1914 for perjury in
swearing before notary public, in this city, to prcmi-
nary proofs in case OF fire inst france The court Of
General Sessions decided that was an indictablc Of
encethe Recorder dissened rom the opinion Of the
two Aldermen-Ordway brough writ Of error 10 the
supreme Court-thc case called on Yesterday and
the District Attorney stated to he Court he deemed il
his duty TO state that no had do whether the
ton could be sustained The court said the notary had
no authority to take affidavit in such case but init
mated that would have been crury the false oath
oeen taken before comm ssoner Of deeds. They did
not decide the last question: but decided the case in ia
the defendant on tie ground that the notary pub
lie had no authority to ad minister oath in such case
Sufitrdn rs. Gdry-Tnis action brought TO re.
cover penalty OF Si2s0 for violation of the habeas
ccrPas act in impsoning Suvan he was dscharg
ed ny Judge Greenwood Sullivan apprentice In
the marine service Of the United States and was put in
irons hdbeas eorpss issued, and he brought
before Judge Greenwood who ordered him be rclcas
ed from confinement but remanded him back t. the Uni
ted states service Gaty acting under the orders Of his
ter sued Carly for tho penalty The case came on be-
lore Judge Kent, who nonsued Sullivan, the ground
mat the habeds corpus could regulate the discipline
Of the navy and that Carly bound obey the or
GERS OF his superior officer Sullivan appealed from the
aeSsion OF Judge Kent TO the Supreme Court on the
owing grounds: First, that the Judge who issued the
@ corpus had full authority, and that his judgment
coma and should be obeyed until reversed Sc
ill., una. me command of superior officer 10 do an
.h act was no usc alton The case was argued by
sa c. u NC attorney for sullivan, and by Mr. w. Wat
so IN, ,or ~sfW Judgment reserved
1'e reop1e rs e. W. Tsrhuus-'rhc case of Mr. Tar.
~ " "sueu, yesterday Judgment is reserved
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THr TowsLEY EsrArE.-we understand that the i'm.
mensc estate of Lord Townley, which had been in
Chancery for many years. has lately been decided and
the amount over s7oo0o000 Heirs are wanting for
thrcequarers Of the acknowledgements of the
having been decided to belong to aide Of the Duke Of
Wellington The other heirs in the United States. for
whom Mr. Crombie, Of this city concerned are about
put forth claim. having the relationship to the
deceased the gentleman who has perfected his claim
We hope they will succeed
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July 4k-Rssolutien in favor OF appointing specia
Joint Committee to make srrang to tn
4th ofJuly, and appropriang the Of $780, for 70
purpose 0defraying the necessary expenses.
The Board then adjourned until Monday Sysnins
June eth
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Police Intelligence.

MAY 25.-.AyTssf of Policy DeaIer.---Oficsrs Davis
and Stewart arrested yesterday. Frederick H. Calwel
who keeps Exchange ONCE At Ne la yarick street
charged with sailing lottery ana policy tickets II an.
pears from the afdavs In the police ONCE taken before
Justice Osborne that Albert Day, Of No is Cliff street
purchased ticket ON the 18th Of May on the Pokomoke
lottery, also policy ticket At the same time.
Two other Individuals by the names Of C1eorre Y;r,.
and Charles Brown likewise purchased pelcy ticket Of
the accused The Magistrate held him 70 bail In a. 600
to answer at Court poor black man sent up for
ak months to the penitendary the other day. in the Court
of Sessions for the same offence We sha now see how
much the white man will getthat IT, this case q ever
brought to trial. 14'7s'-
Dishonea Bar.keeper-A young man. by the name Of
Patrick Boyan, was detsctsd yesterday n smbszzlne
from time to time, while attending bar for Mr. Timothy
0artck, NO % Chatham street. On searching his per
son. 50 was found which he acknowledged he had t
Osborne for trial at the Special Session..
a shop LITER" CausAt-Ofcsr Norris 9TH ch,.f,.
once arrsstsd, yesterday boy called Kicl ara Dssu
for robbing the store Of Mr. Joseph Laumuoisr M ~
William IT., Of lot ivory combs. worth cls Commit.
ted by the Chief Of Police. -
SURRENDERED BY hs 1stl-A man, called joseph 0sd.
gon, was surrendered, yesterday, bad pecs bv Mr.
Isaac, No. 81 Catherine street. He VIA iidictsd some
short time SINCE for grand larceny. Committed to The
Tombs
Lofty 7aiepesThe stores No q and Sc Broad .tr.et
wore entered through the scuttle by ssue burrlarous
scoundres Sunday, and after riding the desks sn5
carried OF piece Of cloth and silk They aiso ct
iece Of silk apparently enough for q dress Ther IN
wiso rined the premises Of Joseph Tryon No So nv
ter OF German goods and carried awsy several mpos
SILK Of small value, and escaped from the prey
out detection. Alses Watn
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The prospect Of good sport this week constantly
to Increase. Col hansen arrived At Long Island on
Friday last, with his two hmous Bosom colts, Of
which viii certainly contend with Fashion. the four
mile day Yessrday, Mr.. Laird arrived with Fashion.
p9p Logic and another. Commodore Sockon's and Mr..
oyd string Of horses have also been brought to the
Sourse they are oil in fine order, and speculation Is
e 2. to the result. Of the various of the week.
On Wednssday besides the regular two mile purse
run ior there II to be match for $780, between two
ceieprated Jerssy horses which will be sporting affair."
and cause very general interest.
Inc uot winch was to have taken place over this
was postponed till this day At o'clock.
TRerriNo ON THE HARLEM TRACK rrsrrRpAY-Thers
was very good attendance the above ground yester
day, to witness the following snort
Purse $780, mile heats, best three in I've under the sad
die. - 1900 - -
C.s Berthe entered. .gr. g. Harry
lynn oPicer enterso. OF. n. bstsey Baker.
j. D McMann entered. .br. = Wh.ish16n.
In consequence Of the heavy showers that prevailed
the track was one pond Of mud and water There was
some delay in consequence but eventually three came
to the scratch Newbuyh sxcsptsd in conssquence Of
would have to undergo The betting previous to the
fact Of Newburghs not starting, having been made
known was in his favor against the fsd but Afterwards
Whalebons became the favoris Harry was evidently
not in condition. being too nsshy. The first heat was
well contested between Betssy and Whalebone, which
was won by the former in an 6ls, Harry some six or
aght lengths behind The second heat was very similar
Betsey running in an 4os, Harry much closer Third
and fourth heat the struggle was between Betsey and
Harry but both were won, after close contest by the
Mr.: j. spcer's Betsy Baker, ~ spicer). 2 !
J. D. McManns Whalebone,. -. ......l 9 8
Time 2:5l-2:49-2;4o-240.
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steam Ship Great Britain.

This steamer does not make thirteen knots an hour
she would have been hero before this She 10 now Ii
her sevcnte enth day.
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r, before the Chancellor
The June term OF this court hegsn ~...o-. ~,
day was occupied in hearing motions. 'e''''usy Ia
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Movements OF Travslls' :.

Yesterdays arrivals at the following 80. LAM.
still further defacston in the quantity Of trsvsi,sr. The
annsn.d name; arc Ss chiefly Al We iovad
Mogsbrcw Hudson W. Blair st. Lop.. cr.iS Iiddie.
Guild Boston W ri. RScs a = George and james
Ing :na sooush ssa 1sapy Rand Elssg War
.on D yis.i SoSR H. orn asorsi. Col " John
York ~ snT1n ogson Ms'is,pn r. Watks n
Poston and Palmer New Orlssans NJ. Fowler,
Poss' -: Cooke, Elmira J. A. Smith, Buffalo Dc.
01C::es yirginin Gen. Ward, W, ChapiS, HaTtidrd
t.Tr-Dr Bates, Boston J. McCros, Philadslphla
Vspt Ppu a;y packet ship Auburn pr smiiiyold
Ward, North Carolina; Judge Power Csttskill W
CCapsiey New Orleans H. Dewey. Jefferson Co; F. M.
Corke, south Carolina Thos Cowboy Meanwhile Geo
spsrkhsthey Cooperstown K. Miller, Hudson NJ Psf
delphia II. Leonard, New Orleans.
ERANKLIv-E Rogers. N. Wheaton, North Carolina
as! seymour Port Byron; Rev: VIM. Gender. Fort Hvn.
W.aS. :, smith, albany Mitchell Csnnsctcut, c..
Poashssepsis D stowssr. Canada ) O. Eaton. Trsy'
H0wARs-J Porter. Philadelphia II Peck HUI .yvare,
DE- pr Bachus Troy H. stot New jersey R.srham'
MISS; 8. Wilder. Boston H. vandsrvesr New fsr.sv
jas, Needs Albany Edwards New orlssv ;, = RAJ
ada Willis Russell, Quebec 'Ts'tn' Can
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COMMON PLEAs-lst part--55, g. "a 81 II q. n
H. 10, oss. I'd par.ias, l3o, i32, 1874 Ias iss 40
So, %, 90, 80 30 w.
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Superior Court.
Full Court,

DEcrsrors-Derry vs.. Euiof-Costs n ....~s.... =,
endar only. w fns eay GAL
Middleton W. Berringsr.-Appeal Hsrs..s
Dodge vs. Murphy.-Appeal dismivse ,.ssS
Hartien q a! ads Mary RssdDeGh, 49,. co:,s
to the defendant Dibble I'VE cosu eWsrssa
Wheeler ads Rsdmsnd-Mciiqd Tor ...,,.
R Rs:s =. R y, G'rIG41JudgIsnt ,r plaintiff
Nc Cvoeken Nc CoreuodaIs Tor new t1sl osniea;
on demurrer, with liberty to DEF Suo9meh. iOs psrur
Of rule. within ten days after notice
Lee ads BiasdaIe-Judv ,,
costs within ton days reply ds ncvo % payment Of
costs. new trial granted reyment o.
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prs. ~O s~ the Correction or psrror~.
walworh, @ naa,;c Gardiner Chancellor
The co. organized 10 osoo ana y ssns,0
Of Ro5sr earring some unmportant motions The csns
N.y w. Fl. s sns ~ ~ ;soe,sis.r.
pant ana uy r. MT a cosdrsy was heard ss
x eight causes will be called ssch d:v nci ,n
to No III on the calendar y aI-Canse Oangsd
,Dsna. ns"s wd, E a. sspssa o Bronson. &C. 70
|s.."' slouon 70 dismiss APP seal denied 80
STEAM ComMUNIcATIo-- es-. 1s-'v -
ward in france T. I'M ica has been again Brought for
tee Of the Chsmbe ,form Of report from Ccrarnit
the Minister or ate adoption Of the law for szng
the sstabsh the Finances to treat with
New 10. ling vessels, or both, between france and
loups *, Havana Rio Janeiro Martinique aud 0uada-
r ,uay1 proposes that the New York line shall be
ssrcted to steam vessels AMI recommends that the
ton with all parts of Europe the execution Of this an
erprse shall be hastencd much possible The papers
say mat this law will pass in the course of the month
To those who study Economy, combined
T ssg.nee and utility the Offer
g.'s :. LIND public They
ed II them w;Tsnd rfoIm their duties though
is 3; isS;snSs srs ss:s
I
any person Wi Win f s.: s ANY, 2 ,a ,ss
nation which will lead the detection Of the person or
srsons who inserted the marriage Mr. Jesse Hud 70 Mas
inserted the Neg York Hsroid ofthe inst he will
seceive the reward Of So with the gratitude OF the sub
xcriber HENRY NiCHCJIS
Medical Gsalvanisna-Ths monthly num-
Dor Of Chre Bulletin, for June 10 this day pubshsd
containing several and startling
81 oa. + The e'i
~. oufs vr 81 Ss aGuS, .ns sme;cy Of ssy.n:m
tin, and DR.. Chrises work. had rrsf,s ~ shs
only agency, isa Broadway Let al obtain COPY wissous
delay. o'' "'''o"'
superior Musical Tuition for Young Ladies'.
TO Parents and 0uardians.-Nusc Taurht on The nost
Improved Method with great rapdy on
lsdy who has received instruction the rs masters
IN Europe. and who imparts with facility 4 thorough
knowledge OF the SCIENCE TO her pupils with
CANT and graceful execution DESTROYS taking more
female pupils either at her residence
line addressed TO A. B. at the Office Of this paper will
be attended 70; or an application
the iaay resdes VIII receive personal attention. mai
Great Demand for News--PhliaslelPhia
hgents ior the Herald g. B. Ziebsr Co, Ledger Build
ing ~ street below Chesnut where adv
snd where those wishing to subscribe will please
hslr names and have the paper served regularly
car. Terms, rs month Including Sunday Ho-
d. 6Scsn xUssn..
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$50 New YoRK, May o. 1916.
Notice:-if any person wfil give any infor-
psrsons who inserted the marriage Of Mr. Jesse Hurd 10 Mas
Rebecca Dole only daughter Of Henry Nichols ESQ which
was inserted the Nsw York Herald the 18th he will
eceive the reward Of So with the gratitude OF the sub
xcrfber. HENRY NI(HOI II
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New York, Tuesday. May 20, Is4s.
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and the booming Of the artillerys
From the Mobile Journal NAV ISL
zen worth, OF the u. 3. army-and arc glad that
we can sl describe him of the u. g. arrny-passed
through TINS city yesterday, his way from yashipg
TOD CITY directly to the seat Of war He il bearer OF in
suuouoe snd directions well for General Gaines at
New Orleans ms for General TAYLOR on the Rio Crande
lie lett Washington Sunday evening the 10Th ana
was oNelsaAeh we believe, at Montgomery by a govern
ment express OF Tuesday morning IIo expects by to-
morrow 70 pc on MS way to Point Isabel The Collector
Of the port offered the services of the rn,,sr To- az ~;
mediate OF Gen. Worth but nj. hns;nss. rars
him 70 be in New Orleans wherc no will ,aLa t;s,
est conveyance west ~ w s"
From the ST. Louis Republican NAV Isl
We learned from Gen. Milburn, last evenng Il :, r.,
would be in this city today for the purpose Of mns,
ing into the service of the United States such corana
OF volunteers may be ready for that purpose w.
thus mustered, they will Of course be required To can
form TO the regulations Of the army. We learned also
and II y again stated TO correct report of different 10
nor which obtained circulation yesterdaythat the 70
Per officers ready TO furnish transportation and COM
'nssa stores whenever called upon by the volunteers
aver being mustered into the service. We state these
things that the volunteers may understand tine matter
and act accordingly We believe the Companies of the
Legion as well as of the 9th Regiment have all or
nearly oil, their full complement Of men
From the Louisville Courier May 1871
nes.en 70 issue an extra Courier, with the follow
ing h n,egence, received from Frankfort this
morning. ~ special express II will be seen that The
Louisville Legion As ordered TO start Cor Tesas ; s
ately:- sSas 'mmeo-
:, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Frankfort XIV Nav isth ,a.s ,
Sr-Inellgence from Washington ir,, ssn, aos1
tiles in expecting by the next mail JuT
on kentucky for volunteers for the Mexican W
have, therefore determined in anticipation of s,h
snlered me by you ON yesterday. You will, thsrsops
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-28

T1RESH GROCERl ES The subscriber 10 now
| receiving by packets Statesman and AlexaD-
dria, from New York, his Fali srd Wnterln pply
Of Family Groceries, making his assortment COM
plete.
Ii is deemed nnnec sary to enumsrsue general
y, bnt he viii name the following artixk 5, viz:
ST. C,oix, P0to Rico, New Orleans. Mnssovada
Sugar. in bids ard bhs.
Loaf, Lump, Crushed, Powdered, Bsswn, and
White Havana Sugars
Sugar house ST. Croix, and N ,. Syrup
New Orleans, Porto Rico. SngaS- house, st.
Croix, and Trinidad Molasses.
TEAS.
Gnnpowder, Imperial, Young Hysoa, Skin. and
Black fresh and Of the best quality. a#qaas
COFFEE. aG
4 Mocha, Java, Maracaibo, Lsgaypa, (g,ccA and
wh,te,) Rio, ST. Caharine's, and Angos,u,a
Spices Of every description, ground anu I'm
ground
CatsuIs In great variety
Sar1ines and Curry Powder
Fresh Salmon, Lobster, and Clans. Aermetically
sealed AA' fg
Anchovies, Capers, and OLIVES ae&
Bakers Kitchens, and others make, Cocoa and
Chocolate
Salad oil Of very superior qualify Etf0
French and oiher A:ustards
Fish, Mackerel, Tin Lls and kits, tshad Saln on
Cod, anil Herring
CANDLES-Sperm, A AdanaDijne, S%srine, and
Mould @f
NUTS Almonds, Pecan, English and Brazil
FRuI rs -Raisns, Currants, PyuDes, Figs, Ap-
plies, Cranberrrs, &c. aa
CHEESE Sapsago and dairy Cheese
+ RUTTER-New York and GIasies Batter
FLOUR. lu
GO bhs. New York, oil choice hra nis
80 bbls Virginia Family, Extra, al,i Supcrfne
100 packages Bnckwheat Flour, New York;
Oat and Cornmeal
BACON AND DRIED BEEF.
200 choice Family Hams
1000 lbs Miidngs
1000 lbs Shoulders
1000 lbs fresh DiJeJ Beef u
OIL.
90. calls. Winter Sperm Oil, bleaehed and un-
bleached
CIGARS
10000 Cigars, comprising Ktgalia La Norma,
Pantilla, Cheroo,s, Lori Byron, Principe. and
other brands
Tobacco, in great variety, plug aud fne-cut
chewing
Is boxes fancy Toilet Soap
20 boxes Family Soap
Buckets, Pals Baskets, Brooms, Brushes, Mats,
&c.
Thankful for liberal share OF patronage from
the citizens of Washington hitherto, lie respectful
ly soicits continuance OF the same
s. HOLMES,
nearly. opposite the Patriotic Bank, 7th street
dec 1g-tf
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TOOTH ACHE CURED,
DIR. Van Patfen.

regularly qualified Physician as well as an
experienced DENTIST, cures tooth-ache, in all
cases whereit is proper and desirable to save the
aching tooth, for which the charge is but FIFTY
Cents 4H
Pulling or extracting Teeth.
DIR. Van Patten extracts teeth with as much
skill and as little pain as any other dentist IN this
country, and charges but so cents per tooth.
Strangers will do well to inquire of citizens, and
particularly of citizen physicians, before allowing
themselves to be humbugged by travelling pretend
ers, who would never have left large cities (from
which they usually pretend to haiD unless they
were sadly deficient in skill a a
Dr. Van Patten's Office and residence, next door
to Iodd's Hat store, near Browns Hotel--ian 8--t