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DENTISTRY. &c.


DENTAL NOTICE.
mrs. PEARSON and ANFOIX inform their ,,atients
- that they be consulted daily at c..
ilelr Office from A NJ to P. NJ; ID. Hsss&s==S
Pearson many Improvements in DEN-lJ Trs--a@zs-xrS
IAl4SU RGERY, are too well known and LI1YIC
apprecla' ell 20 require enumefang His block T.eh are
particularly worthy the OF those requiring ARTIFICIAL
ones Their prices graded suit circumst of
Al Gilce at their residence, B4RONNE STREET near
Cintl sueel. ap2 II
DENTAL NOTICE.
x f. SMITH. i,EN1ISI, bess leave assure his
L. friends and the public that he has c.
not ieft; and does not intend TO leave, The FfssssS}
city lie may still be consulted his Oidai
OBtes, at the Corner OF LaJayette Square -Iil11y
aud 81. Char{es street. mli2i If
DR.. MENSlNG, Dental Surgeon,
HAVING returned to the city of New Orleans from his
tour in the North and East, prepared ss.ssssss
10 psrUIm all operations appertaning to the EFsxX
he s Io ded Of Pas M 18th
college OF Dental Surgeons OF Baltimore, Md. His price
iof operations in proportion he alt If
TOOTH-ACHE CURED
~ LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by Dr. biENSiNG'S
IoOIH-7CHE ELIXIR, chaage- sJy- Office
No. So BarOnae street. 4th door above Common st.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
Ibrook OSyter Saloon and Restaurant

Has made aIangements 70 be a. az IImes Supplied with
L the finest OYSTERS from Noble and MN ~
q Baraiaria, which will be served ii IN (D1
.ASs up in every style, to suit the pal SsNkgsY
a11 40 ate. The proprietor has made W.
AakASt64&x his arrangements to be supplied with
variety OF GAME and FISH, in the preparation of which
ons epieure On his Bill Of Fare will always be found
STEAKS, CHOPS OUTLETS, every kind Of POUI1-
TRY, aud in short. every thing in season that be
procured ja30
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JAMES P. KAY Us. GEORGE CRANE. Appeal
from the late City Court Of Lafayette. .SLIDELL
j.. Judgment affirmed with costs.
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FLOUR.
S0n BBLS Flour for sale bv
OUU WHITTEMORE & GUTTER,
my9 10 TchOupitOulas st.
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I'VE. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLDty1n
PENS. FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. k<Ss
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FROM MY FACTORY IN THE NORTH.
+ HAVE Just received a small lot Of Fine and Me- -
l. dunn fashionable DRAB BEAVER HATS. ~
which will offer very low.
Also in store. fine assortment OF SILK BATS,
of al! qualities. Also. few of LEtiHORN HATS.
white and cooe cheap 10 Gravier street STAIN,
corner OF TcbOnpiiOulas st. BOOTH.
ap6 New Jersey Hat Manufacturer.
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JULIA ARBUCKLE Us. WIDOW B. BoUNY AND
w.. 4 IALBoTT, CALLED IN WARRANTY. :. .Ap-
peal from The Fifth District Court Of Nem Orleans.
EUsTIs, c. J.. Action by plaintiff for her free
dom under the last will of the late Samuel Ar
buckle, of Missouri, who died in 1915 The iudr.
ment below in favor of plaintiff was affirmed with
costs.
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wash,nxton CITY Canal.
MAYORS OFFIcE, Washington

MAYORS OFFICE, Washington, Dec. %, l8l5
TN virtue of the first section of the for the improve
ment of the Washington City Canal approved Deccm-
Der Is, ls45, in the following words, viz:
BE enacted &c., That the mayor be- and he is hereby,
requested invite proposals, by twenty days public
Washington News for the removal OF the deposes in the
Washington CANAL to its original depth of
water, less than four feet ordinary low tide for
repairing in substantial and durable manner the dlapi
dated side walls; for reforming modifying such angles
basins, abutfnents, recommended by the in
hslae report may be deemed expedent and Tor the
construction OF such dams, cespoos other works may
be deemed necessary the canal, far prac
CABLE from future injury by the washing III Of from
lateral streams, cutters, and sewers having first prepared
by the surveyor such other engineer be oyed
such diagrams and will exhibit the
description, and of the several kinds of work to be
DONE .esfe i.la 9t
Proposals will be received by the mayor until Saturday,
the 18th of January, 13l9 inclusive, for the execution of all
the works mentioned in the foregoing said first section
All neednl information In regard the quantity and de-
scrption of each kind of work to be donc be Obtained
by application to Mr. Charles 3. Cluskey city surveyor at
his office, City Hall. who is instructed prepare and
The proposals will state the price, per cubic yard for the
excavation and removal OF the deposits and the price
perch for the different kinds of work. (l5 cubic feet
to the perch also the time within which the work will be
completed. i Tes
Dec. A-td w. w. SEATON, Mayor.
o. For tho purpose OF giving bidders further umo
examine the specifications and explanations of the
and prepare their bids understandingy the time
for receiving proposals for the above work is extended
Friday, the 18th instant, inclusive.
The boarh Of control will meet at the Mayors Office on
Saturday the Both instant at IL O'Clock to open and
decide on the bids.
Jan ls-.d a's Wv. sEAToN, Mayor.
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The flour market has been very active for home and
with moderate stock holders have obtained considera-
BILE advance reaching for lower grades so CENTS and for
better rs cents higher Monday than ON the 23d
Tina, brought out sellers, and the rates close at
perhaps 81 lesssay common State and mixed west
ern SIS rs S. sli straight brands IS Si4 rs s7 pure
Cenesee SO So O6t Southern has also improved under
fair demand-sales Georgetown and Richmond country
SIS GA a SIS 6sl. Rye -four 80 06 SO rs. Corn meal
steady at ~ 93i a 3d.
The stock of wheat here 100000 bushels but the de-
mnnd is light. both for export and milling sales Ohio,
al Is; good Illinois, 81 90; Long Island red 81 10
white 81 IS 81 20 Northern rye is dull at 81 63 cents
Barley good prime, nominal at 81 SO cents Oats river
and canal "a 4J cents. Bscksyed peas, 81 80. Hemp,
dew ro.ted, $I52 Sl5l Hops, a 10 cents. Lead,
Missouri pig, - % New Orleans moasses. new crop,
ha. been in fine demand for disllng Holders of turpen
tire refuse sell " So Whale oil has become power
fully Influenced by the California accounts The diversion
of whaer gold region, it is supposed, will affect
y and prices have risen cents per gaton sales rs
cents selected Al a. cents Lnseed oil, stesdy 81
The Joint operation small stocks demand for Cali orna,
and choern New Orleans has produced great rise in
pork Since the I'D ult prime has gone up So W o. and
mess "a Later stating that the supply from New
Orleans will DO large, have checked the sdvancs-rates,
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RV K.N. N. MORRISON, .7ucttOncfr.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LOTS Under
l. the authority of deed of trust from Richard Thomp
and wife William Prou, dated l4th October, lsa
and recorded in Lber W. b. No 65. folio 45S of the land
records of Washington county, d. c. the subscriber Sub
stued in the place of said Prou deceased by
the decree OF the circuit court of the District of Columbia
the county of Washngton) will sell public auction.
the highest bidder all the right tite and interest OF said
Thompson and wife, in three lots Of ground in The ely Of
square SIS These lots located north of the jail.
TERMS One fourth OF the purchase money to be paid in
hand the day of SALE aud the residue in six twelve,
and eighteen months from that day. with interests the pur-
chaser give bond and security for the deferred payments
and a deed OF trust the premises.
The title is believed to be unqucstionnbe, but the sub
scber selling trustee will convey only such is vested
in him.
The sale will take place the premises IL o'clock,
on Thursday, the 18Th January next.
CASSIUS F. LEE, Trustee.
Dec l2--eodts
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made by the merchant appraisers the collector shall make
statement Of the duty thus ascerained and fixed by him.
including the penalty, any, TO the regular appraisers
who shall thereupon report in writing to the collector
whether is the interest OF the government to take the
duty thus ascerained or require the duty in kind and il
the regular appraisers advise the duty to be required IN
kind, it shall 50 be taken by the collector. sr
In all where the duty is taken in kind il is to be
thus assessed under the law according to the several
schedules viz II the duty be 100 per cent the whole OF
the goods shall be taken i 40 per cent, two-hfihs i
80 per cent three enths IS per cent, quarters if
% per cent one nth if y per cent three 'weneihsi
and the goods so taken in kind are to be sold as provided
in treasury circular of 2sth Of November, 1896 .s
against fraud or under. Valuations will insure correct in
voices, inducing compliance where necessary with the
eighth section OF the act OF goth July, 1885, and guard
the interests OF the fair and honorable merchant. ST
Whenever. s found necessary by the regular APP
pralsers, merchant appraisers 10 guard against fraud
under valuations they will carry into effect the follow
ing provisions of the I'd section of the act Of the 10th
August 1885, declaring that, sin appaisins all goods
any port of the United States heretofore subjected TO
specific duties but upon which ad yaorem duties are
imposed by the act OF the 30th of July last, entitled
IAN act reducing the duty on imports and for other
purposes reference shall be had to values and in
voices Of similar goods imported during the last fs-
for The prevention Of fraud under valuations, as
shall be prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury
as enforced by circular Instructions OF the llth OF
November, 1916, and 10Th of November, 1916. 'The
last fiscal year" designated in this section intended
by Congress- was the last fiscal year. preceding the
enactment Of that law, which was the hscai year ending
the 30lh OF June, 1885, TO which reference is required by
the law to values and invoices Of similar goods when
necessary to prevent fraud or under-vauation.
Where goods are advanced in price by appraisemsnt,
the estimates OF the per centage advance to ascertain
whether the are liable to the penalty provided for
the sh section Of the act of the 3Oh of July, 1916,
must be made only the article raised in price. and
such additional duty and penalty be levied and
collected In no case will the advance be estimated on
the entire invoice, except where the goods the
in quality description, and value and the advance
of price is made on the whole. .@
.. s:e,s.S R. J. WALKER,
& 5& ss4aW n. Secretary of the Treasury.
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The Ade1phl.

We are glad to perceive that during the engagement OF
Miss Julia Dean the Adsphi has nightly been crowded by
fashionable and discriminating audiences This lady,
always favorite with the playgoing public OF Washington,
has certainly and brighter aures within the past
fortnight than before graced her brow We understand
that night is the last Of her engagement We that
bumper will atten! her FAREWELL and that the enter
psing managers will be rewarded with the good houses,
during the balance OF the season. which their ned
afford citizens and strangers opportunity
to pass pleasant evenings entitle them.
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however, new city cut and packed ga IS VIA Do
prime SIG 2j Si6 90 mess, Duchess prime, $i3 !;
old Ohio prime Si3 % SI3 90, 5Ii % Ii SO for
closing Ohio Old and SIS Is SIS 50. Beet is
also 81 beiter-sales prime ~ S. Gil STA rs !;
uninspeced Chicago Si2; inspected St3 Ohio lard Is
du7k good do. prime ~ II cents kegs. city
rendered, 81 81 Welsh butter Ia cents This has
been bought up speculation Rice steady US S3 37s
Seeds clover So Is 81. Whiskey is better25
is paid for STATE prison for California
FnxGHrsThe ship Elizabeth Ellen, purchased for Cal
ifornia for 100000, takes eghSs per Dbl, 50 cts per
foot Cotton Liverpool 5isd -four, Is 3D. The exports
breadstuTs from the United Estates, Sept to jan
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NATIONAL Eating-EIouse.-The subscriber, grateful
IN for past patronage, to the public that his
establishment has been again thoroughly renovated and
resupped with all the Injuries that the and mark
Afford and respectfully socits continuance of public
patronage.
Come the whole of epicures there i, enough for
all
DJEIis cuisine is of the best that this any other
country produce. .e
Handsomely furnished for the accommodation of
private parties. Families served usua! Ia any part OF
The CITY w. WALKER.
Jan2-2aw2wif
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TO PERpETUATE PEACE.

uUBBELLS PATENT F1RE-ARMS.-This gun loads
IL the breech, the principle regards setting
the CHARGE of loading from the muzzle the diiier
being that the load required pass three inches TO
its rest instead of the entire length of (may beg moist
barrel the mechanical embodes the best scien-
hc principles for this purpose and enables person to
load and fire the gun hundred times per
hour, and keep gun Clean the load always dry, make
fire, and burn the powder well, which, with the accu
fit of the ball, enables also shoot with unusual
power and precision
The gun shoots either ball and buckshot, fine shot, and
Is useful Tor both sporting and warlke purposes.
They are IN ,de to order, either in muske rifle carbne
and shotgun FORM and delivered governments individ
uals or organized bodies of whose purposes not
at vaiiance with the institutions laws of the United
States.
WIN w. HUBBELL,
Aug. lift Pateniee, Phadsiphia.
subscriber loaded fred the ~ timed n suel
minutes
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CoLLEcroR's OFFICE, CRY HAIL. Jan. 3. 1919.
WHY TAXSs.-Ten per cent. deduction for prompt
~ Paynent.-Notce is hereby given, that the taxes
upon real and personal property for the year lS43 became
on The LIST instant, aud payable at this Office
a deduction of ten per Is allowed by law from all
February. ~s ~ A. ROTHWELt u
Jan ll-2awtMaTlif Collector,
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ny OF Washlngton.
1NHE franklin Fire Company take pleasure In announ-
cling their Elow-citizens that they intend giving
their fifth annual ball the evening Of Wednesday, Janu
airy IT, 1S49 jackson Hail. which time they will DO
happy to those Of their friends who may honor them
with their company, eau.+ ~
with drapery, gas lights, &C.; and the pany pledge
themselves spare pains expense mako this Of
the most brilliant balls Of the
On the opening of the bah the company will present,
through of its members, silver pitcher to John T.
Mitchell, president of the company
Warens splendid coton band has been engaged for the
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Imports port Of Ns,e YORK.

considerable portion Of these dutiabe goods were sent
here on foreign account, aud have by sold so
well induce continued sh pments if production
could in the face oslack European
ton The latest avices from abroad continue to evnce
indications of returning industry restored confidence, and
revving trade. Raw materials in demand in
active and stocks advancing the gene
raj the peaceful election of Eouis Napoleon In
Great Britain, affairs also promising The accumua-
of specie in the Bank of England great having
been progressively as tollowsi h7.
Specie in Bank of Esgland, and notes on hand
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COMMERCIAL.
F.om our Commercial Correspondent.
Nrw YoRK, Jan. 10. ls4s Wednesday, p.

New YoRK, Jan 10. lsA9-W ednesday, p. m.
The year opens with the best promises of continued
in national and individual prosperity. The
imports The past year have been OF dntiabe goods larger
than for previous yet the stocks now ON hand
this usually duh season by means large, and
prices already advancing under the prospect of the
sprng business. The importaons at this for the
a a follows:
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Progress or Am erican Enterpslse.

We have received the "American Flag" of the 10th
ult, published in Brownsville, Cameron county, Texas
in the neighborhood of Matamoras and of Palo Alto
1t is thus that towns springng up in all directions
where the foot of the American rs planted; and
wherever they 'rse like an exhaation, but there to
abide the press rises with it. But the building and pros
pety of the town OF Brownsville. where the Flag pub
lshed are not the only evidences OF enterprise The
following article which extract from that paper,
shows the effort that is making 10 penetrate the
Rio Grande, and establish communication through
that route with the upper sections of New Mexico:
'Ho FOR THE UPPER RIO GRANDE AMERICAN ENTER
rasE-An rprise has been for time on the taps,
which must be of material importance whole south
en frontier
upon the banks of Rio Grande, lat Freepor) may
have SEEM during the last three four weeks keel
boat OF somewhat large dimensions calculated to
depth of twelve to fourteen inches water, burden of
hundred tons measurement The boat the materials of
which were brought from Galveston. is intended navi-
gate Rio Grande the Pesido at least, and further
if circumstances win permit and justify it.
The question: trust, to the Legitimacy Of the MO
rande as the and economical avenue OF commu
ncaron with the upper sections of Mexico so long depend
manufactures upon long line OF overland
ST Louis progress ,oution and in the hands
opudent and safe who know how to calculate the risk
at upon such an enterprise Messrs H. M. Smytb
and Simon L. JONES' the owners OF this boat and also OF
large stock of goods from the cities gentlemen
personally known and of the old residents of
Texas as men of undoubted integrity, and
high worth and it is gratifying to see such men leading
In this enerprise,he first in trade tho importance oil
which can hardly be calculated Their merchandise has
forwarded the upper point OF steamboat naviga
tion from whence it will be embarked on board Ei From
tonehe of this first keelboa intended for the Up
per Rio Grande called in compliment to the depot
Point Isabel where their goods thus destined wore dis
embarked. May attend them"
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Splendid Paintings, to pi:
Albert Van Everdinpen.

These paintings assigned by Ebert Herring, De-
cember, 1871, for the benefit Of the United States be
sold, and the proceeds applied debt due to them by
him and others They described the ralable
piers and be in the upper Of the
Patrrt Office They will he sold with their frames, The
purchasers forming their judgment concerning them
in every particular.
The bids be separate for each picture Such will
be accepted be satisfactory this Office. Pur
ehasers will he required pay their bids in days after
not paid within that time this office reserves tho right to
resell them at auction private SALE and the loss any
to be paid by the bidder who omits pay his bid Pay
may be- made Boston, New York, Philadelphia
Washington. or Charleston, The manner Of payment will
be specified in the of acceptance Notices will be
those whose bids accepted The sndrsgmed
adpised that these ptces the most valae offered
in the american probable that such spIendid
productions ciA again be offered to the public
.e-ss.T st K Fl. GILLET, Solicitor.
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Election or United states senator In Pennsylvania
On Tuesday, on the second VOTE the Hon. James Coop
er, of Adams, elected United States senator for six
years from the 4th of March next
This exciting question has been a subject OF great
Cooper having declined being candidate for governor
favor of Mr. Johnson he of expected whether there
was pledge TO that effect not that the governor would
throw obstacle in the way Of his nomination and cleo
hon to the United States Senate II seems however, that
for time past there has been fierce waged be-
tween the friends of the executive, who opposed
Mr.. Cooper and the friends of Mr. c. Since the meet
ing OF the legislature the canvass has been carried
with great warmth and spirit and when the friends of
Mr. Cooper were found to be in majority the particular
trends of the governor determined to remain out Of
caucus, and defeat Mr. C.s election. They however.
seemed TO think better the subject and on the third
vote elected Mr.. Cooper This is the first admnistra
uon defeat in the legislature. No doubt will follow.
~ The democrats adhered to their nominee, the Hon.
iuchard Brodhead, who, although defeated, would have
oeen elected il the democratic could have secured
his result and who is in every way worthy OF the high
honor his democratic friends desired TO confer upon him
[Harr,starg Union.
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-We have ius, resolved

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-We have Just received
"A very beautiful lot Of black and blue French Cater
Boots which, added to the stock had on hand makes
assortment very large and complete. tsH
We have in store, Black, blue, and bronzed Caters,
double soled
Also halfgaiters in great variety
Also white and black and Kid Slips, Walking Shoes,
and misses and chdens Boots and Shoes every descp
ton
Gentemens waterproofand dress Boots and Shoes of all
,ss
tached Caters III
aroe supply of heavy goods Of all qualities all of which
will be sold reasonably by, 80
ANDREW COYLE G SON.
On hand, few Blank Books, paper very superior
Also Just received, cask of Day u Martins blacking.
We earnestly request all persons indebted call
and settle their accounts up to the LIST instant
Jan 6-lweod A.. c. IL SON.
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Great Sale Of Valuable Old PalnttnGs
CFPIcK OF TIE SOLICITOR OF TIE TREASURY, a
SIS -ai 1& January y, le49
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will
IN ceivs until day of March next, II O'Clock
noon sealed proposals for the interest OF the United States
in the following
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"A l.s. Valuable Old Paintings.
We call the attention Of the public to the following
advertisement by Mr. Solicitor Giet, of sale OF unique
and splendid paintings They sold for the benefit Of
the United States.
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Prices of cotton in Nep York.

This advance OF IL per cent? and OF 20 per
cent on grades and of this advance cent has
taken place since the sd alt, the demand continuing
active down the close while tho situation of the crop
is as follows;
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N CLAGETT & CO. would respectfully Inform All
II. who may be in want of materials for drawing room
and paro curtains that they have on hand large supply
and will dispose OF them prime cost the price
which would have to be paid in Now York for them BY the
case In the lot may be 1onnd--
10 pieces satin LANES, wide, widths making full and
ample curtain for window fig
% pieces single width do tst eIt
These goods of the very newest and most beautiful
styles of curtain goods in the country.
We have also general assortment of drapery tAssels,
loops and gmps, TO match the above 1setf
Also, few pair rchyembrodered lace under curtains
to accompany the above.
Terms cash d. CLAGETT 81 co.
Jan 9-eo3f Cor. Pa and 9th street,
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The stock masset has been steady, and government
ocks disposed continually advance The quotations
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Private boxes rs cents dress circle and parquene, so
cents; gallery, rs cents.