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United states Patent Office,

WASHINGTON, December y. 1855.
.nN THE PETITION o FRANCIS N.
" Smith, Of Kindethook, New York, praying
for the extension Of patent granted to him on
the lst day Of June, 1919, for an Improvement in
- Corn shelters, - for seven years from the expi-
ration Of said patent which takes place on the LIST
day Of June, 1857
Ii is ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once ON Monday, the 18th Of May,
1857. at IL O'Clock m; and all persons are no
titled to appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Otfce their objections specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules of
the Office, which will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed on the
8th Of May; dispositions and other papers
relied upon as testimony must be filed in the
office before the morning Of that day the ar
guments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published in
the Union Intelligencerand Evening Star, Wash
ington, ID. G; Republican, Baltimore, Mary land;
Pennsylvanian, Philadelphia, Pa. Daily News,
New York, New York and Post, Boston, MI
once a week for three successive weeks previous
to the 18th day Of NAV next, the day OF
hearing. HARLEs MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
P.S.-Editors Of the above papers will please
COPY and send their bills 10 the Patent Ofice,
with paper containing this aotice.
dec D1aWoU,
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"You must throw of the two dollars and
fifty cents, and oall L. even nine hundred and
forty"
We'll, veil, We vent shtand upon triaes-it
shall be ash you say, my trent"
Gall right, then, old feller, have you got .
pen and ink about you ?"
Sc vOt vor you want pen and ink, my trent"
81 want to give you my note for the
Your note7 yot yor shall want your
no'e2 want your moniAh, not your note;
don't know you"
Neither do know YOU" said Charley,
I" so there is no advantage on either nde Be-
sides, that's the way always trade. was
willing to take your word for the cost OF the
things, and it's dsrned strange if Won can
take my note for the money"
The Jew fairly danced with rage.
Well, old feller," said Charley, during q
temporary lull in the storm, " are you going
to stand 10 your bargain?"
No-no-no," screamed the infuristed
Jew, give me my nonish, and you shall
have de goodsh."
"YouGg man." said Charley, turning to
the HOosier, " can you tell me where L can
ind justice Of the peace in the nsighbOr;
hood"
Daddy" happened to be justice Of the
peace, and the young man gave very explicit
directions how to find his house, about two
miles further on; and mounting his horse,
Charley rode on, vowing that if there was any
law in the land, he would see whether man
could make a fair bargain and then back out
from it.
The young Hoosier is prepared to make his
affidavit that the oaths and curses IN which
the Jew sought to relieve his over charged
feelings for the next hour, actually killed two
young birch ssplings that stood near.-PpT-
trr'S SPtrit Of the Times.
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A MAJORITY on TIE WRONG SIZE Several
| years ago A celebrated Methodist m iaister and
| rCvivalist, well known for his elCqueBce and
zeal IN converting souls. was preaching in
| Louisville. The feeling had got pretty welt
up, and one night, after very powerful ser
mon, he came down from the pulpit for the
purpose Of receiving the mourners, while the
good old hymn Of
"cansan, oh, Canaan, pm bound fOrthe land Of
was struck up and ohimed in by hundreds Of
voices. The hymn was concluded, but there
were 10 penitents ct the altar In vain be
exhorted-his words and appeals fell upon the
ears of his congregation without exciting an
emotion. At length he concluded to make a
bold stroke and follow it up with q test, and
resuming the pulpit, after few words Of ex-
hOrtation, ne solemnly announced that be
would put question, upon which he expected
all TO vote In view of the estimation they
placed upon their souls. With finger raised
most significantly, and in a most solemn man
ner, be announced
IAN those in favor of Christ will please
rise 10 their feet y
Only some eight or ten responded to the
announcement; and while the min ster vas
watching Intensely for others to signify their
position by risjn., worthy member, who
was on his feet, inteIfered, and suggested
thai " the reason might De that the true disci-
pies were 100 modest 20 vote -
a this jInctare 4 loud voice was heard In
the gallery:
&" say, Brother r, it's no use talking
o. trying this vote--tkI5 congregation is for
tss Dsvti, by ar least t,yeniy fre hundred
mg50TJty.'
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rS Some yery large steam frigstes are now
IN tba course of construction in England, in
ordsr il is supposed, to como up to the mag
nifnds of our new frigates-the Merrimsc
baying rather astonished the naval authorities
Of ths; country by her heavy armament and
huge proportions.
w~ Byron is said TO have remarked that
cine greatest trial 20 a woman's beauty is the
ungraceful act of eating eggs" Some Yam
kee remarks that the poet could never have
seen a lady hanging on by the teoth to bla-
zing hot corn cob!
H A woman leaped from an express train
pa sing Herkimer, New York, the other day,
rvlied head over hee's sew raj rods along the
track, and then deliberstely picked himself
up and washed his face IN a brook, having 70.
e.ved enly few scratches in the hsssrdous
experiment.
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a DUEL THAT WAS nor ALL DUEL.-The
New York Tribune says Though we have
not seen the fact stated in print, il has become
a matter Of public notOriety, that Mr. Thomas
Frarcis Neagher lately challenged NJ. Hen
ryJ Raymond to fight duel on account Of
s1mething published in the journal Of which
Mr. Raymond is the responsible editor; and il
is creditably reported that the challenged par
ty, instead of handing his chaIl nger over to
the Authorities. negotiated with him, and
finally retracted and explained the offensive
paragraph in a manner TO satisfy the demands
Of The duellist. As the affair not only con-
Germs high officer OF the State, but the in
dependence of the press, we deem il cur duty
to make it subject Of comment The offence
in the case we believe TO have been the i'm
plication, set forth more or less distinctly in
in the n. Y. Times, that Mr.. Meagher broke
his parole when he escaped from Australia.
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THE KANSAS RELIEF SwISpLE.-A corr

THE KANSAS RELIEF SwINpLK.-A CORES
pondent cf the New York Tribune, one Red
path, an agentfor the propagation of accounts
of outrage in the Territory, confesses, in let
ter to that paper on Saturday last, that great
deal OF money, donated for the relief or pro-
lection of the squatters, has already, necesss-
rily or unnecessarily, been wasted or expend-
cd before it reached the TerritOry;-necessa
rily, by the blockade Of the Missouri river
and the length Of the overland journey; un-
necessarily, by the villany of fraudulent or
dishonest agents, who pOcketed the money
and never repaid il.
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Pics FEET AND TAPE WoRH.-The tape
worm" the fishing Of which from the human
stomach We published an illustrated descrip-
ton in vol. Z, Scientific American, j: described
in the Paris Gazette Medicale TO have its ORR
gin as follows: The Hebre1s are never
troubled with it, and dogs that are fed on
pork are universally SO afflicted in fact, il
turns out that a small parasite worm, called
etryStecsrsaS, from two words signifying a
small sect and tail, which much effects pork, }
no sooner reaches the stomach than, from tho
change of diet and position, it is metamOr-
phoSed into tie well known tape worm; and
experiments upon @ condemned criminal have
established the fact beyond all contrsdic-
ton ."-Sctenkifc AsuerIedn.
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COFFIyS-COFFISS.

NJ NJ. WHITE, SOLE AGENT FOR FISK'S
W. hirti. stt Metallic Cofans for
the city Of Washington, wishes 20 azeea-xsEEf
inform the pub ic that he has now
on hand large supply Of all sizes, similar in
fIrm 10 the richest wood cofans, and beautifully
hnlshed In Initiation Of rosewood They can be
soid AZ the same rates as well flashed mahogany
COMA. These beau ifuI Airtig ht COtias can be
ready FOR use In thirty miautes for rdnspor alton
10 any part OF the United States. The under
sgGed attendy 70 UNDER rAKlNS in all It's
branches al all honrs II daY or night Also, on
hand a supply Of READY MADE "OCDEN
COEFINS.
Purcn 4sers are respectfully invited to call and
see Tor them>eIves, at No iS7 Pennsylvania ave
nue.. south side, near the corner OF Third street.
dec eOIm% NJ. NJ. WHITE.
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sIa8 ER'B
improved Sewing Machines.

TO which was granted the Eighsst Award OF
the Paris Exhibition, thereby receiving
the Worlds Verdict Of Superiority.
THE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
4 chine has simpliaed them in many respects
aad they are ecapableof executingtwicet he amoun!
OF vorf they did formerly in any given time
They are without question the only Machines cs-
pable Of sewing every variety Of goods perfect; >
shirt bosom or heavy trace for harness can b
sewn by any OF these machines by simple change
Of needle and tsrcad In such manner that the
closest scrutiny cannot detect q fault.
Manufacturers, planters and families Will hno
them the only safe Machines tc purchase, as they
are built strong aud durable, and not likely t
get out OF order.
We have machines With guages attached, for
bladlng hats car fronts, CATERS, DC.
SILK, Thread, Cotton, Needles, &o., constantly
ea hand, e. the lowest rates.
PsrsSns DESTROYS ofinformation regarding Sew
lag Machines will please address
/. u. SINGER g CO.,
les Baltimore street, Baltimore.
n. B.-We ere prepared to eIchangethese ma.
shines ;or old machines ofany kind Terms lib
erzl. Persons wh . have been iEducedto purchase
xferior machines under the preteXt Of being
shea2, will ird this beneftinceed.
nEr Is-ly
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saSu,ousRLE DANCING

INV. MUNDER, PROFESSOR OF DANG
ls ing at Georgetown College and Con- ga
vent, and PRINCIPAL teacher Of Washing s2
ton, ID G., and Baltimore, Md has the mn
honor 10 announce to the citizens and fnik
public generally, that his school Is open sk&
every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
AFTERNOON for Young Ladies', Misses, a7d
Masters, from 3 until 6 o'c ocE, and on the same
evenings at for gentlemen.
Owing to the unusual large number OF pupils
In his classes this season. and the great success OF
his class I'm the first society OF Baltimore, com
peils him to limit the number OF pupils taken for
the balance Of the season.
The public well aware that Prof. Nj spares
neither time nor patience TO render the most un
skilful pupil perfect.
He invites ladies and gentlemen generally OF
respectability and standing, to visit his cass and
witness the Improvement OF his pupils In the rev
pleasant lessons has past Ii Is desirable that
all who wish to participate In his VI ay Exhibition
should enter early this year, as the dances In pre-
paTati IN are more complicated than any hereto
fore introduced. noV2l.u
DOCKET TOOTH BRUSHES.-AL LARGE
assoTtnsn Of these new and useful articles
now opening at the great Brush Emporium.
4 A
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stEa mo SILL

NOTICE OF THE RE-ESTABLIsH.
~ NEWT OF THE LAND OFF -CE AT
VINCENNES, IN THE STATE OF INDl-
ANA.
in compliance with the provisions OF the act Of
Congress approved August 18Th, 1855, entitled
"An act to coatinue the laad Offices at Vincennes,
Indiana, and TO ascertain and adjust the tides to
certain lands In the States Of indiana and L H.
nois, formerly included within the VinceLnss
land district,n Il is hereby declared and made
known that the ofices OF register and receiver at
Vincennes have again been opened for the sale
and entry OF lands, &C, as II said land ohces had
not been abolished
Given under my hand at the city OF Washing
ton, this 22d day c! November, A ID 1856.
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
nov 25-law6w
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IMPROVED SETS OF ARTIFICiAL
TERRH

nR. NJ. LOOMS, THE INVENTOR AND
W patpntee Of 6 Loomis' Mineral Plate aA
Teeth, - will attend personally, during Mp
the winter at his oface, on Pennsvlva- 1IlID
MIA avenue, between 1lth and 18th streets, two
doors below the Kirkwood House
This Improvement for Sets Of Teeth consists
Chiefly In making an upper or lower set Of but
one piece Of material-;eeth and plate all solid, ,
and OF the same substance No metal Of any Kind
Is used IN constructing teeth In this way, conse-
quently they are perfectly free from all galvanic
piece Of mineral, there are no joints to become
filled with moisture or particles Of food, hence
they are absolutely pEre AID clean, and will al
ways continue They are also lighter, stronger,
less clumsy and more natural In toeir appearance
than teeth constructed in other methods.
dec I6-n
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Nor HEARD FRoN.-The Richmond Whig
says The fact is almost incredible, that the
official returns of the vote for President in the
counties of Calhoun and Warwick, in this
State, have rO' yet been received by the SEQ
retary of the Commonwealth. He has writ
ten several times to the clerks Of the courts in
the Delinquent counties requesting them TO
forward the official statements, but has failed
TO receive the desired information"
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CONFECTIONERY

CONF F6CIIONEhf
FOR THE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS.
NOTwITHsTANDING THE HI6H PRICE
~ Of sugar, will sell my CONFECTIONERY
al the usual prices, viz:
PLAIN CANDY and MIXED DROPS at rs
cents er pound
SUGAR PLUMs at 81 4 cents per pound usually
sold by retailers al 50 cents
French BON BONS, including all kinds OF
French Confectionery at 50 cents per pound
usually sold at IS cents snd 81 per pound.
POUND and FRUIT CAKE, Of which l shall
have a large assortment, manufactured Of
the verv best and freshest materials, ofna-
mented fine and tastefully.
Please give us a call, and don't mistake the
place, No 3B Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets, next door to Iron Hall.
dec 15-lm GEO. NORBECK.
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OR EAT ATTRACIIos.

$50 coo WORTH OFDRY GOODS ATCOST
T1NRE UNDERSIGNED HAS DETERMINED
K TO close his business In orde, to effect thu
he will offer to tie public freuo this date, until
lst April next, his entire stock of DRY GOODS,
selected with care and warranted TO he equal In
quality extent ard variety TO any In the District
In part he enumtrates, a. follows
An endless variety Of silks, Cashmeras
N ousse De LANES, plain French Merinos
Velvets and Cloak Cloths
Cloths, Cassimereg, and Vestings,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Linen and Cotton Sbeetings
Tab e Diapers, ToweliDg, Furniture Dim!ty
Curtains, Musl,ns, &c.
Together with the balance of his choice goods,
TO which he invites the attention Of the public.
Call early, as decided bar aims NAV he expected
II. E. BERRY,
dec I0-dlwdeo1w GeoIS etown, ID. g.
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TEE HARTFORD DCoNVENTION.-Decembe Is
was the anniversary Of the meeting Of the ia
nous Hartford Convention, motel in our po-
litical annals To those who wish to read the
last, as we'll as about the best account Of the
Convention extant, we would commend the
first chapter of the second volume Of the re-
Gently pu blished " RecOllections of S G. Good
rich, F" peter Parley,) who devotes some sixty
pages to the subject Mr.. Goodrich says, Z" Of
The twenty-six members who constituted the
convention, svery one has passed TO an hon
Ored oTaUs "
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
WASHINGTON CITY.

1TNHIS HOUSE KNOWN OF LATE AS
gone thoroug h repair and been handsomely =:
refuinished, is now open for the reception Of ~
guests. From its favorable location (being nearer
the Capitol than any other Hotel In this city) and
the accom- the proprietor is prepared to
afford all who wish a COMFORTABLE home during
their sojourn in Washington he feels assured Of a
liberal patronage from the travelling public
dec IF
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A CARD.
C.. e.. AZ rs,
RpT60e Sfpeof Gaaruafaypn

Bridge streft, Heorgetswn,
South SIDE, bstwssn II gh and Congress streets,
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS EIS PA
Ie irons ana tne PUBIC genera,iy INA; oe is nov
&c In the best and most elegant stye, at the
shortest notice. He will give his perso1al at
tendance, and assume the responsibility Of the
entertainment
&C. ATIs, grateful for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received, assures his friends and
all who may give him call that every effort on
bis part will be made to merit continuance Of
their fivors. He solicits an examination Of his
large and elegant assortment Of CAKES, CON-
FECTIONERY, &c which he Offers for sale at
he lowest prices. dec 70 2w+
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NEW LIVERY STABLE,

Etg'tb STREET. tsttrssn ID and E.
THE SUBSCRIBER n As ERECTED A
4 commodious stable on sth street, "a
having room enough for over ffty hcr- S&f1N
ses, and 4 capital Carriage House OF ~ t%ySS
by 90 Feet. This establIsSm ment Is now -Sl.zk&
open for The reception Of Horses on livery, AMI
for toe hiri'g and selling Of horses.
He has alSJ for rent fne large Room IN medi.
stey over his carriage house, "a by 90 feet sui,a-
be for Al most any purpose There Is also sleeping
bruuks for persons bringing servants, and the
whole establish ment is lighted with gas.
He would also call the attention Of persons
bringing produce n market, 70 the fine yard ad
oIning the stable, where wagons can be safely
&c .ured during the night
The whole establishment Is under the charge OF
WM. Hicks, well known 70 stable men In this
city.
nov g II JOHN G.. COOK.
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GAUrIEn's FRENCH RESTAURANT,

zJS "a. az oefUteH l2fh ana l3th SS.
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE ABOVE ES-
Il tabliShment desires to call public attention to
bis increased and unsurpassed facilities for con-
Quoting and supplying everything in his line Of
business
He is prepared to supply at few hours notice
the largest DINNERS, BALLS, and PARTIES
with everything pertaining to the most fashion
able entertainments, and on the most reasonable
terms.
ENTIRE DINNERS and DESSERTS fur.
nished Families without any trouble to the fam
lily and at moderate charges
A FlRST-CLASS FRENCH COOK will he
sent to private houses at 81 per day; and market
Ing and such articles as they may wish purchased d
will be furnished at cost. Also, China, Glass,
Silver Ware, and Table ORNAMENTS.
rne or moe " dishes" sent to any part Of the
city at thort notice
At my Establishment will be found elegant
suites Of Parlor, Reception, and Dining Rooms
furnished IN the best manner, always ready.
NV Restaurant offers great advantages to gen.
temen room'ng out; they can be supplied with
meals at all hosrs.
Particular attention is desired to my new style
of superb CONFECTIONERY, which for purity
and delicacy o; flavor are unequalled.
c. GAUTIER,
dee o 252 Pa avenue bet 18th and 18th sts
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BOOK BINDING.

Coyssy Esus1Gt Jtrest dsd Maryland arssss
nsar the Sntfhy0Sias IaStifxtton.
EDWARD LYCETT RESPECTFULLYIN IN
IL forms the subscribers 10 Browns Bible and
Shakspeare, now Just completed, that he Is pre-
pared TO bind those works In a superior style OF
elegance, strength and sol!dity, and upoi much
more, Philadelphia or New York. letter dd-
dressed 20 him (per pOst) will enable him 10 ex
hIbit the subscribers specimens Of lis style o1
binding. Every kind Of Book Binding neatly ex-
ecutad. se29-5m
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DEMOvAk-THEP PENNSYLVANIA ICE
IL Cream Company, for more extended accom-
nodationS, have removed from 9TH street to the
corner OF 18th and streets, where they will be
pleased to walt on all who want the very best
Ice CREAM at the low price Of 8 SO per gal'
Ion, handsomely put up In meulds or IN plain
forms dec l7-lw*
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I AM DAILY RECEIVING AND ADDING
L to my already large stock Of rich JEWELRY,
WATCHES and SILVER WARE, all Of the
most choice rich and desirable Goods In my line
Of business, and am manufacturing on my own
premises sterling silver spoons, Forks, Ladies,
Cake, Pie, Fruit, Fish and Butter Knives; olive,
Pickle and Fish Forks, and ali kinds OF Fancy
Silver Ware. / do not buy my silver Ware at
the North, and then pretend to have manufao-
tured II here but every article manufactured In
my own shop will be warranted COIN SILVER.
keep also fine lot OF Silver Plated Goods, Gold,
Silver and Steel Spectacles and Eye Glasses, to-
gether with a variety Of other goods. All OF
which am selling at lower prices than goods Ct
the same quality has been, or Is now, selling In
this or neighboring cities at the sign Of the Large
dec l6.tf II. .. HOOD.
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EURS!-FURS.! .!-FURS!

EURS!-FURS!!-F
TTNODD CO, UNDER BROWNS HOTEL,
u beg leave to announce the arrival from Lon
don and Paris Of their splendid collection OF
RICH FURS, made in the most fashionable
styles from seasoned Soft dressed Skins They
would invite particular attention TO thsir elegant
and much admired
MANTILLA TALMAS,
PELLERINE VAN DYKES,
VICTORINE with Muffs and Cuffs 70 match
Of HUDSON BAY SABLE,
MINK STONE MARTIN,
FITCH l. MOUNTAIN MARTIN,
SIBERIAN AND RUSSIA SQUIRREL,
LONDON LUSTRED,
BLACK LYNX,
and ERM1NE;
RICH FUR TRIMMING,
for Cloth and Velvet Cloaks;
SWANSDOWN TRIMMING;
ELEGANT SIBERIAN SQUIRREL ROBES,
for Cloak Innings, or cut for Trimming;
Ladies' and Gentlemen's FUR GhUNTLETS;
Gentlemen's TRAVELLING MUFFLERS,
Of Beaver, Otter, Nutria, ard Sea- Fur;
CARRIAGE ROBES,
Of Bear, Fox, and Buffalo Skins.
TODD Il co for the past twenty i've years
have devoted much attention TO this branch OF
their trade, purchasing exclusively for cash, sell
Ing at moderate prices, and by adhering to their
10 dea' in article that would not
bear the strictest scrutiny, they have secured a
large and increasing trade from all parts OF the
country.
Purchasers are invited to visit their establish
ment and examine the most extensive STOCK
OF FURS south Of New York. oc3 -3t6eotf
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BUCK!BUCK BUCK! quot WosIIy Hos

BUCK! BUCK! BUCK! quot WosIIy Hoss
EN- ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON, ID c.
THREE ENTIRE DEER, LARGEST EVER
Il received In Baltimore, srot with Virginia
rines-not revolTerS.
BEAR MEAT, HAMS, SHOULDERS,
SIDES, latest ever received fom the Allegha-
nies.
Constantly receiving from the West, eia Balti.
more and Ohio, Winchester and Potomac, Par
kersburg, Central Ohio Railroads, VENISUN
POULTRY, WILD GAME, keg and roll Blu T.
TER, CAP HONEY, DRIED APPLES and
PEACH rs, and country produce gener1ly.
For sale by q. G. O'NElL,
Corner Howard and Pratt str -,
dec3-lm Baltimore.
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TABLE CUTLERY.

TABLE CUTLEhY.
OUCH AS IVORY, WOOD AND HORN
- handle table and dessert, Knives only, and
Knives with Forks Also, meat and game Car
vers, Stees, &c. These goods are manufactured
expressly formy sales, and do not hesitate TO r
commend them as being equal II not superior TO
Q. W. BOTELsR,
% So-se Ieou HaH.