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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-22

vssvsd Of diver watch worth go pistol vsloed ct
81 also his frock coat pants and valued at $21 all
Of which covered by the interchangeable exertons
Of officers Watson and Munson Of the 9th ward and the
accused locked up for trial
"A Brutal .3ssauit-OAicers Prince John Davis and
Allen of the 9Th ward arrested French cook by the
name Of Adophds Clalal who in the employ OF MIR.
Bardotte, corner Of Broadway and Reade street. for
throwing howl Of boiling rice upon Johannsh Mshopy,
OF the servant women employed by MI Bardotte in
ing manner Justice Drinker held him to bail in 5000,
In default Of which he was committel 10 the Tomhs.
Z" Touched" on the Hook. Officers Eaton and Stiers,
Of the 1th ward, arrested woman called Josephine
Williams charged with robbng a Nr Nathan lockwood
resident of Poughkeepse, of 500. while thieving
longing the complainant found in the possession
of the landlord of the house. who said he received
from osephine TO keep for her Committed for sxam
nation by Justice Taylor.
Dsoyderiv Chsp,-Oficers Rafferty, and McKeon. Of
the 9Th ard arrested last evening three young men,
and brought them before Justice Drnker the charge
Of John BodIne, who occupies an oyster cellar No 81
Chatham street. Of Duane street for coneregatnK
in of his premises using profane and vulgar Ian
guage Il the great Of the complainant and
the neighbors The magistrate held the accused parties
to bail in 500 EACH for their good behavior which they
gave and were discharged FROM custody.
Stealing Tobacco-A black fellow called John John
arrested yesterday by ofcer Beman, OF the In
dependent Police and Nc Donald Of the second ward pc.
lice, whom they found in Maiden Lane with keg OF
tobacco belonging to Mr. Oakley, in Water street Lock-
cd up for trial
Dishonest Servsnt--Captan Buck Of the Sd ward, ar
rested yssterday young man BY the name OF EDWARD
Fiuy charged with stealing while In the employ Of Mr.
VIM. II. Skinner, oyster cellar No AIS Broadway, IRON
Of the other waiters silver watch valued ut $50
Of the property recovered and the accused locked
for examination.
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Literary Intelligence.

We understand that Mr.. Edward Msurn the author of
Montezuma or, The last of the Aztccs has written
tragedy illustrating the of Spanish chvary in the
New World. Those who have seenthe Ms. assure us
that sbounds in thrilling sentiments of poetry and
sion and strength of dramatic situation II is supposed
this tragedy will be brought at distant period in
ofour first theatres Mr. Maturins "Monezums" has
also informed been drsmatsed end extensive and
gorgeous Preparations being made for its representa-
ton shortly at the Bowery
Invitations have been sent by the Boston
Association to Gen. Cass Rufus Choate Edwards Les.
ter and others TO deliver Lectures in Boston during the
coming winter.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, of the Lancaster Judicial District
has boen appointed Of Law and Medical Jurs
prudence in Franklin College.
McKendree College, Illinois, has been reorganzed and
will open on the second Wednesday Of October
The annual commencement of Washington College,
Pennsyl vania will take place Thursday the 1lth-
The annual address to tho Alumni Association will be
delivered the evening preceding by the Hon James
Cooper of Gettysburgh Pa. An address to the Wash.
ngton and Union Literary Societies OF the institution
will be delivered on the day of commencement by Edgar
COwan, ESQ
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Movements of travellers.

The following is criterion Of the number OF arri
walls the principal hotels yesterday They appear less
than usual but the fact is many Of the hotels
are already crowded to admit of farther accession
Point; Col Totten, Washington; Watson Cooke, Ten
nessee A. Black, do; W. Steele Georgia; s. Richard,
New York.
AsroR,-G. Alden, Pittsburgh; G. Tuthell, New Ha.
ven; Rev J. Rogers Tennessee; j. Armstrong, Wash
ipgton; A. Lesvenworth, Va; J. Springs, s. C; NJ.
Mann Scotland. NJ. Floyd Boston; j. Bszagit Hall.
fax; II Austen, slst regiment Toronto; u. Davidson,
Albany; H. Fraser, Kingston; Capt Magee Phiadel
phia w. Mathews, Canada; 9. Roberts, Lynchburg; ID.
McCredy, Phia G. Simpson, Pittsburgh; ID. Hetter,
New Orleans; J. Butler, Georgia. q. Knapp, Pittsburgh
CIry.-L Dickson Phila W. Hayes, U. S A. NJ. Is.
rasl, Trenton; @ Seymour, Ogdenburgh; D. Brown
Phila; Smith, Boston, j. Penal, Baltimore; J. Sea
ward Va; NJ. Barton, Phila; r. Rogers, l.; Ander'
son, Savannsh j. Holt, Va; G. Lauman, Conn., w
Steele, Georgia. w. Richardson, Belfast, ireland; 7
Hsgnor, Florida j. WanIoy, Mobiles J. White, Va;
Jones, Va.
FRAsxLIs.--George Brady, Phls; W. Fetherbridge
Mobile; Clarke, do J. Jones' Galveston; +. Clarke
do NJ. Bunall, Bridgeport; Z. Pratt, Conn; kFieid
Georgia; j. Sutherland, Alabama; II Stage, 81 Louis;
J. Duncan, Illinois; H. Hoffman, Mich; r. Denneed
Baltimore; w. Smith, Cleveland; g. Tracey Philadel
phis; O. Gardner, dol J. Hoffman, Mobile.
HowARp.--G. Dow, Glasgow; Flsnn, Baltimore;
Flanagan, Phila J. Mason, Va; Williamson,
X. Lawrence, Hudson; q. Southwck, Texas; J. Wiener
Canada; T. RELY, Masellon; Brett, Toronto; j. Ora
ham. Montreal; w. Taylor, London; P Breese, Bslti
Nolan, Baltimore; II. Wharton, Tennessee; Stewart
Ohio ID. Cram, Richmond II. Knowles, Boston;
Num- N. O.; E. LIE MORAN, Canada; A lie Moran, do
John Colviile, Montreal; Robinson, do.
Jupsos-s. Pike, Pa, Wolfe Resstrs, Memphis; r. Cos
sett do; w. Harrison, Albany; j. James, Ohio E KIP
perch, Porto Rico; Judge Rives Ohio; Waiham Bal
umore; T. Bliss, Phils c. Flsgg, Providence; w. Ro
man. do; B. Harris, Boston; J. Neale, DO.
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Common Council.

BoABp or ASSISTANT ALpERNKN-Sept. 2I-Pre sent the
President and quorum of members The minutes of the
last meeting were read and approved few petitions of
no public importance were presented and referred
Reports Of Commitfees-In favor of widening Stone
street. between Whitehall and Broad streets Adopted
In favor Of constructing sewer in Stone street. be-
tween Hanover Square and Broad street. Adopted
OF Superintendent OF Pavements, in regard to the
ner In which the contracts performed for paving
streets in the upper part of the city and setting curb and
gutter stones The report states that the work has
been performed according to contract and that the
tractors that hard that they should be held to
strict conformity with their contract contrary
tom The report was laid the table and ordered to be
printed.
Communication from the Comptroller in regard to the
lease Of the Jersey City Ferry. Laid the table and
ordered to be printed.
In favor of exchanging part Of the common land with
the executors of James Dobbins, deceased. Adopted
In favor of increasing the salary Of the Assistant Dis
trict Attorney from $500 to $1,000 per Adopted
favor Of paying John Hurts SIT "a in full for sundry
articles furnished the second ward station house. Adop
ted.
The bill Of G.. Rowland amounting to 1891 being the
expense of the dinner engaged by the Committee of the
Common Council who took charge of the officers of the
Dutch ship OF war, was presented. The Comptroller
was directed TO pay the same
Report of the Finance Committee in favor of aprro
pratng 100000 to trust account $40 900 for cleaning
Resolution to appropriate 50 500 for docks and Slips
and building new piers. Adopted.
Resolution to inquire into the expense Of lighting all
the with gas that lighted with lamps Re-
In favor of extending the pier at the foot Of vesey
street 400 feet and building bulk head Concurred in
Resolution TO place benches around the fountain in
Union Park. Adopted.
Resolution directing the corporation counsel to insti
tue suit against all lessees OF piers and slips who in
arrears ConcurTedin.
In favor of painting the police and coroners offices
the Tombs CoDcurred in.
Resolution by MIR Oliver to refer ii to special
mttee to inquire into the propIiey Of having the streets
cleaned by contract Adopted and Messrs Oliver and
Raaford appointed such committee.
Resolution dig well at Randalls Island for the
of the keeper Of Poiters Field Adopted. Adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-22

THE NEW MINISTER TO ESoLANp.--Mr. Ban
croft and family lett Washington This evening for
Baltimore He expects TO embark on his mission 10
Great Britain in the steamer OF the 9Th Of October We
have already expressed opinion of The eminent ability
displayed BY Mr. Bancroft ss member OF the cahinet
and Of the rare and various qualifications which he briggs
the performance Of his and important drtes The
departure OF Mr. Bancroft and his accomplished lady will
be deeply felt in the social circles Of Washington
Washi~ston Usion, Sept To-
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MUSICAL.


LEOPOLD De MEYER.-We have been often asked of
late what has become OF this distinguished artist We have
the lion pianist three times within the last week
The first time we him. he was philosophically
aiming the ply sogemy of Irish cabdriver opposite
the Park ratings On the next occasion, he
tempatng with evident satisfaction the contortions Of
large negro who had caught hold of the end Of wire
attached TO galvanic battery at an opticians establish
ment in Broadway. A few evenings ago. We saw him
In the midst Of bevy Of ladies walking up Broadway
completely surrounded two hanging his arms two or
tnree out before him, two having hold Of his
SKIRTS and all evidently delighted with having Gagged the
non. ne was so completely surrounded and encom.
passed that we could nothing Of his neither
us 20 much admired encasement We did his nous
tsche and We wanted no other Identification And now,
De known to all whom II may concer n that this same
moustsche may be the Of October ext at the
tabernacle al and AFTER o'clock In the evening
The AroLLoSSoss-These children Of music and song
give concert at Brooklyn this evening" and we cordial
~ recommend them to the notice Of is citizens No one
who has the little girl aged only years play
the most difficult pieces Of music not only scientifically
but with taste, and has listened to her sweet wsrbpv.
will deny that she is Of the greatest prodges of ne
age The others, too, perform in a manner that could
hardly be cqualed by best AMI Oldest of
music the beautiful and the difficult piec es Of
music Let them but be heard by respectable and dis
eliminating audience and predict that thereafter no
house in the country will be large enough hold the
crowds who will flock to hear them.
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Persnnal Intc,IIxencn.

Messrs. Ashley and SEWER, Senator's from Arkansas,
arrived at Little Rock from Washington the LIST lust
The Hon. John G. Calhoun has returned to his homo
in Charleston, in fine health and spirits.
Hon w. P. Mangum, of North Carolina, has reached
his home, quite restored to health.
Thomas Fitzpatrick the we'll known guide tn Captain
Fremouts expedition, has been appointed United states
agent for the Indians located the Arkansas Kansas
and Platte rivers The agency to be located at Bent's
Fort. Oh the Arkansas liver.
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Befors Recorder Scett and Aldermen Footc and Walsh
John McKeon ksq, District Attorney
sspr 2i.-Chsrge Of Grand Lsresns WIN OBrsn
was put upon Trial on charge Of stealing lot Of sheep
skins woi tn $780, from Thomas Stout, Of No 81 Ferry
strsst The jury returned verdict OF guilty Of petit
larceny only and the court ordered OBen to be 70
manded for sentence
Pea of entity WIN. J. OBIien alias Thomas
O'Bren plead guilty charge OF stssing S27S from
the house of Dennis Ssdder, OF No 10 Rose street. On
the 24th OF August last The court sentenced MIN ID
four years in the state prison =
Misdemeanor Henry and Catharine Thornton, pro
Their and sister, tried and found guilty OF exposing
their persons the front windows OF their mouse
in Jane street. time since The court ordered tnsm
to be remanded for sentence
Trial for .assauh aud Battsry.-James alias Yankee
Sullivan, next put upon trial, charged with having
the l4h Of April last at the time OF the charter cleo
ton. violently assaulted and beat Alexander roole
The assaulted party that several OF his bs were
broken and that the blow struck by the accused.
On the part Of the defence witness was produced who
that il not Sullivan who struck the blew but
that 1t given by named Burns and that Suii.
instead Of assaultng Pooe actually took his part
sfer he had been struck forbidding any TO mosst
him. and threatening to knock down who did so
On this evide nee the jury ie bound to find verdict OF
not guilty.
The court adjourned till Tuesday morning at ii
o'clock.
U. q. District Court.
Before Judge Belts.
Charge Of Revolt The trial of Van Vleet and Stewart
for q revolt was adjourned to this morning.
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Clothes Drying at Gr.m~rcy Park,

Mr. EplToR-Wlll you be so good as to permit
me to inquire through the columns of the He
raid, whether laundresses have a right to
pend their linen across the public walks, as to
compel passers.by to walk in the middle of the
street, Cannot the city authorities repress such
a nuisance The east side of Granercy Park is
almost constantly bio ked up with clothes lines,
and wssberwomen, thus engrossiug public
promenade for private uses, to the great nuisance
OF citizens in the vicinity. Will not the police
look to IL 7 A SuBscRlRER.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
NJ. Yare, Tue.aay. ssp,ember zee, Isae.
ocean Steamers.

The Great Western is in her tenth day, and
may be expected TO arrive here on Sunday next,
with one weeks later intelligence.
The Hibernia left Liverpool last Saturday, and
will be due at Boston on the I'd proxmo Both
this steamer and the Great Britain, had, we un-
dersrand, every berth engaged when the Cam
bra left.
The Great Britain will leave Liverpool this
noon, and will probably nuke the passage across
the Atlantic in twelve days.
The Cambria viii leave Boston on the LIST prox-
limo, for Liverpool
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sgrr. 2l.-.adjourned Melting V. Williams, Esq,
President, in the Char-The minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved.
motion was then made to adjourn until Thursday
next, which was put and lost
The report of the committee on and taxes
taken up after which the President vacated the
chair and Mr. Porter called 70 preside They then
into committee OF the whole and the report was
taken up and discussed section by section After de-
sutory discussion the first six sections the matter
laid over and Mr. Martins propositions by way OF
amendment then taken up and partially discussed
and the Convention adjourned to FIVE o'clock this eve
min
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Common Plens.

SEPr. 2lThe September term OF this Court commenced
this day Jures for Courts sworn, after which
Judge Ushoefer adjourned Judge Ingrsham sat In the
Circuit Court and tried case in which he granted
nonsuit
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Medical Intelligence.

BurTALo UNrvERsIry.-ws are informed good au.
thority that the medical department of this institution
whose organization recently announced will 20 into
operation during the ensuing spring; and that will not
College majority of whose medical faculty have been
elected to the corresponding chairs at Buffalo.
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Political Intelligence.

The Wings of the Sixth District in this city have
nominated lion. James Monroe for Congress
The Onion says that letters from Florida leave no
doubt OF tie election Of MIR Kahn the democratic csndi
date Tor Congress, by handsome majority.
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SUPERIOR Court.

srrr. 2l-S ihings in Banco.-The Chief Justice pre-
vious to calling the argument cal, nda gave decision
in the following cause-
Mwsies X Chase rs Chas. Devos Order to stay pro-
ceedings and appeal dis missed
The bar was then called upon to proceed with mo-
tons, which occupied the remainder OF the day.
The argument calendar will DO taken up this morn.
ing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-22

THE Day Dock AT BRooKLYN.--A letter from
New York states that the dry dock Mt Brooklyn has
sgan filed with water The qucksands and pressure of
water caused the piles TO give away and fears we're en-
tsrained that the work would have TO be Abandoned
Wcsks~sfor Unssn, Sept 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-22

APPRENTICE NAVAL SoHooL.-It is most aston
ishing that the attention of our public men gene
rally, and Of the members of Congress particular
ly, is not turned TO the re-establishment of this
important and necessary institution. The naval
chool at Annapolis, and the military school at
West Point, excellent institutions for. the for.
nation and improvement of officers of the navy
AID army but we have nothing of the kind as
a nursery for seamen, to man our vessels of war.
Mr. Coin succeeded, in spite of the most deter
mined opposition, in establishing school under
the auspices of the government, for teaching boys,
the children OF poor parents, the principles of ma
vigaton, preparatory to their obtaining practi
Gal knowledge by actual service before the mast
but the repeated changes, by the administration
Of our naval officers, brought into power those
opposed TO the institution, and ii has been per
united to 60 out of existence. 1t would be wei
for the people to take this matter in hand, and in
the election Of members of Congress, to make
this question
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Court Calenslar-This Day.
srrr. at oMMoM PLsAs-lst part-1, ~, "a, 2s, 20,
80, 80, 80, 40, ~, ~, 40
I'd partial, 10, 10. ~, 20, al, s5. 81, 30, ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-22

MOVEMENTS OF PoLIrIcrANs-Thc ball begins
20 roll to. morrow, in the wing State convention, to
be held at Utica. There is to be struggle in
that body between the regulars and irreeulars-
the isms and the ites-and the result will proba-
bly, be in favor of the ismites All the little par
ties-tbe sections, and fragments, will assume
some form and shape, after one of the great par.
ties is delivered Of its troubles. We can then be-
gin TO count noses and lay out the counties and
districts for future reference and examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-22

Louis F. Tasistro is looking for an appointment
from the Regents of the Smithsonian Institute.
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u. =. District Cou

beIOTe Juuge Bctts-
Charge Of Revolt the trial of Van Vleet and Stewart
for revolt was adjourned to this morning.
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TERRIBLE AFFAIR AT SKA.-We are panied to
learn that another serious disaster has happened
to our navy-in the wreck of the U. 8. brig Wash
ington, and the loss of her captain and portion
of her crew. The particulars are to be found in
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,,ryo,.p pgzssEs.-A London correspondent

,.rRo,sp PRkssEs.-A London correspondent
~ the national intelligence says ihs aEoun1 other
,,,-eltes Of TIE day, may DC mentioned improved
I,rn,In- p.css which Sas recruuY tested in LONDON
and threw "a the astonishing nuber Of 100 Irngres
sons in IN hour. The inventor IS III Lite gentle
risn connected with the Office OF the Iadss:sted News
lie IL said 10 have refused the Of 1900 cr ms
invention. There ia slso an iproTed press erecting %
Tie celebrated engineers essrs. Dryden n TIE Tines
Office which is Warranted 70 ezecute l21o I.P!css0ns
in the hour or three in everJ second
STEAMER BosTos.-This steamer istclE b. BON
asnozs =, Milwaukee, . bIzed and o. foPs % s..ele
,ie h,,rI ashore ss ter abandoned. L VIII therefore
be lcft until spring Tee engine, furniture and TIE Ep
ue. cabin have becn taken OF uni15crce iaIse pc:
,i al The CARO- il s in the hed OF the vessel waicn
y more .aar haif ;alI OF goods AID eGiErzn:s =t
which Will be total loss
Thy RogEERY CAsE-The third and final exam
i,,,;on OF the negro. charged With tac robbery CT
hs,ab the t.ie German Peddler. occurred las; Sa1r
day in LYME Bsdyrne 5ociety. There WE rot sEfh-
rent ,cstinoDy AGAIN., The fellow 70 wsrrs: binding
over and be was accordingly &c! liberty sftcr week
imprisonment iaew-Haven fs!!sa4din-
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feeal Notites.


NOTICE . Gcr.rcl:' $, c =. :, .: -
J. ecFit-; ~ AZ r-aiiye he ep4sect'1 u
T1r.s IL ti- cts q 6foeklyH, ard fer other psf
tpss.eG Apr lsIh 1851 Nolics IS hereby Ei'ea ~
i..eseyueI., Eaiis for Taxes fcT tie CaTfet yesf
day been delivered % IL Controller ct me ei5f ~
va s-S hat from a. which shall be Pai 10 e -
Controller within taisty lays foui TIE date nefe, III
.lct;cu * Three rcr vii be u5sds and tsst toh 80
-x.s hch shs - paid Ter tis expiration o. ur su
a!rty days and within sixty 6sys IRON tz dsr iee'o
on Of Two r-s c1L wI Se r:s;c; s-t thsi on and sSt
ihs FisSr Tuesday IN Jausry next, One TeF Gs wa. "
n3de. al taen rerSai-g G1pS:a and iaaL on -
TEIKp Tuesday 81 January n,Xi The ss,c CcrJocr W.
denver he Ccilcc,Cfs n lie cIsy CT Brooklyn ne
sad Assessment Hois together wh Tie wsrrsas hereto
xrncxed directing crn proceed viii regard 20 ne G-
nNS axes N the manner directed BY law.
The Controller sca.c ecyfcy .eIGss; those b ~
,n6 20 avail. themselves " The Tssas OF tie Act refer
- 20 IN The uotce 10 INFORM hi: thereof cor IS
oracr;cSb- th1 her ai.s HAY be IN rad Ge>s - 10
seYr.t te!sy when ,Hcy msy Be prepared 10 Pay 'Ae.f
In COMPLIANCE with rssoi1,o, Ct ne Mayor ard Co;s-
nor Cty:rc NOTICE hereby farther given thn the
C,,,tru.lor will receive 81 ais cttcs N The SS
bEjlIrrs FROM CLOCK 4 n. UNTIL OkLOCh
? NJ and 81 20 o;ief hcass \: IL oSoONS,
rl9;oja -
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FRESH FRUITS. &C.

FRESH FRUITS. &C.
MALAGA GRAPES Ma.sga Rasins In whole, half and
I've ar. boxes, Zane Currants Suapa Rssins Madeira
Cilron Italian Ciiron, Candied Orange and Lemon
Bordeaux Prunes in fancy boxes, Smyrna and NAL
aga Figs, Egyptian Dates, Arabian Dates Bitter
Almonds, Jordan Shelled Almonds, Sicily She!led
Almonds, Almonds Paper Shell, &c Fiiberts
Brasil Nuts, Madeira Nuts, Pecan Nuls, Genoa
NUS, Pea Nuts, CalahriH Sicily and retued
Licorice, Rock Candy, Sperm Candles, all
No. ~ colors and different prices, Sperm Oh, win
ter aud fall strained, Sweet OIL, In bottles
and BEETLES. Sardlnes in oil, Anchovics,
Olives, Capers, Mushroom and Tomato
kelchup Picked Onions, Walnu!s,
GheTSns, &c. Worcestershire Sauce,
together with general assortment Of
English Sauces.
Supcrlor Green and Black Teas full assortment and
prices Coffee. assortment, also roasted and ground
daily, Chocolate. prepared Cocoa and Paste Cocoa
Shells, Spices, whole and ground, warranted pure,
Bakers Brown, Pine Apple, Raspberry, Lemon. Gin
ger Orgcat and ether Syrups, Cherry and Rasp
berry Brandy. a rich and delicious cordial, Cor
diAls, foreign and domestic in lies and on draft
old IRISH, Scotch and MoronSahela Whlskey, su-
reIor ole Wines and Liquors, assortment.
Scotch English and American Ale and Porter
and bottles, lsing sss Tspioca, Arrow Root,
Chalhan.si. Saeo Starch Rice. Barley, Hominy, Oa,
meal. CASTLE, Yellow and Shaving sosp,
indigo white comb Honey Mo!asses
and Syrup, Brandy Peaches and Cher
ries, Rock Candy, Jujabe Paste, Sale
Tatas, 1eilies East and West India
Preserves, SspsaSo, English and
American Cheese, &c.
Congress and Pavilion Saratoga Wafer in O.. and pt
bottles Havana and Principe Sesars, various brands and
very Beidscke Champagne and other avcrie brands
always hand The above goods FOR sale IN original
packages by tc,si TO families by
CASHMERE YOUNG, No. IS! Chshari-s,.
dS II opposite the Chatham Theatre.