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The Rev. D. K. Junkin's Statements.

The reader will find in our advertising
columns to-day, cards from Messrs. R.
Brooke and W. A. Tennison concerning
the occurrences in the sick chamber of
the late Colonel Creecy, on which Mr..
Junkin proposes to make point, by way
OF testing whether this community shall
be ruled by Protestants or Catholics
to use MS own expression, in conversing
concerning his extraordinary labors in
this connection.
His original allegation made on street
tattle, according to his own original
avOwal, was that the priest had intrudal
uncalled into the chamber of the dying
man This charge he has not even
pretended to substantiate. He now
throws himself wholly on a statement
of Mr. John Henry Hall, which is dis
posed of, as the reader will perceive, by
AIessrs. Brooke and Tennison. AS the
public Will surely take what the reverend
gentleman writes concerning the state
ments of other parties said to have been
present (who do not appear to back his
versions of their conversational at their
true value, the game is at present not
worth the candle.
We have received sundry threatening
letters concerning what we have deemed
it our duty to write of this affair, and beg
leave TO say to their authors, one and all,
that we drop the subject now, because it
is clear that public opinion in Washing
ton, with great unanimity, comedies with
us in the belief that the reverend gentle
man assailed by MIR. Junkin, was simply
essaying properly to discharge his duty,
having been sent for with the express
approval of the wife of the dying man :;
and that when he found that the lady
and some of her friends We're determined
that he should not afford the consultations
of religion, according to the rites of his
church, he withdrew. Our purpose has
been to prevent sectarian controversy
here, founded on Misrepresentation, and
we rejoice to i.now thai public opinion
has triumphantly frowned it down.
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l9'it Spt.nIbtr. 1898.
VIES-RS. EDITORS:-I do not d-rIa il nccesSar ~
WI t. notice tn" tempt male by Rev. ID. y JLd-
hin in the C'}I' of Friday last, TO contradict the
st~tcmen' HI retufure made by in relation the
conduct OF the Priest ert Tor to attic the late Col
Crcec,; but in reply the rard signed by John II.
Hall, and written 10y Mr.. Junkin himself. would
say that il is false that not in the SILK room
while the Priest there; il is false that he after
ward related the facts they occurred to me. 1t j.
equally false that carl was written ty the Priest
although grave charged by MIR. Junhin himself
aud challenge h n 10 the pro f. My sistemcuu
heretof aud made lee coat rmcd b. tle
testimony of others present if necessary.
sep 22-1t- X BROOKE.
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BRANCH OF sTATIoNERs, HALL,

A"s. Ia md 10 PaTl S;rnf. Ncir }pri.
iilh STREET, 6oorS north Ispno Gr, Harrington.
{ COLLINS. BOVINE q Co., Importers Of Foreign
- ard Dealers iu Domestic StaiiCn,ry, pr" nov q
frriny one Of tie largest and best selected stock II
the trade, that can h. found in tins msrEe.. ear
Stoch comprise al the various Ms and qusliiNs
waufed IN the United Stats and CsEada>. CONSISTING
81 Bath Port, plain aid silt rJg": lam, Gilt an
EIhto' sed Note; Cap, Letter Comre-' ial Note Com
mercial Packet, and Folio Post: Fiat Cap. Dcmr.
Ne nun Royal, sup. Royal American and EEgl-E
Drawing Papers; Plain, EmbOsse: and Cour,l Cab.
Card. Perforated Br1tol, Bonnet md Straw Boards.
ank. Pass and Memorandum Books. a ever va
rirty, Fancy. Marble snd Colorei Paper 1T very low
prices Geld Pens with and without oliver ii,lers.
and teel Pens, Cutlery, &c with cpGo:s a.r'ri-
meni OF Staton-rS Goods, and inYeiol.s If every
Gcsrrip ZION. COLLINS. RlShE a C..
2l-6u-
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Personal.

| miss Davenport the ACCOMPLISHED &C.
! tress, commences an engagement at the Balti
more Museum next Monday night
| ...Gov. John A. Winston, of Alabama. and
| family, are in this city, stopping at Browns,
Hotel
....Col. Thomas l., Crittenden, late United
States Consul to Liverpool, and lady, have ar
rived at their home in Frankfort, Ky
....Gov. Wright, of Indiana, and Governor
Brown, CT Florida. are on a visit to Boston.
49,. Hon Chas. NJ Conrad, late Secretary
of War, is at the National
....Dickens has cleared $50 900 from tie
Bleak House. That's more than marble halls
nett.
....Anna Bishop is in Portland
-. The Cincinnati gazette states that the
Grand Jury has found a true bill against Mrs
Harris, sister Of Fisher W. Ames. rs alder
and abettor with her brother in the attack on
James G.. Hall She is not to be found, how
ever
80. The Rev. Antonette l.. Brown was Or
dained as pastor Of a Baptist church. at South
Butler, N. Y, on Thursday last Gerrt Smith
was present. and made brief address The
sermon on the occasion was preached by Rev.
Mr. Lee of Syracuse. DIR. Harriet X. Hunt
of Boston was present
80. Among the important cases before the
Supreme Court in Franlin county. Mass. at
its present term, is one in which the lady of
Rev. John Eastman, recently Hawley, sues for
divorce, on the ground of cruelty and abuse
by her husband
....Miss Kline, who has just recovered $500
of Mr.. Suydam, widower in New Jersey, for
a breach of marriage promise, proved her case
by female friend, who, to crafty her curo-
shy, listened and overheard the contract
through hole in the floor.
The Baltimore Ar1us Of last evening SAYS
The L. 5. Marshal received orders this morn
ing to arrest a mail carrier upon the Eastern
snore by the name of Gardner, charged with
ielonlously taking letters from the mail under
MS care A deputy has been sent to bring the
onehder 10 justice before the Circuit Court
now in session
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METROPOLITAN PLANNING AND SAW.
IEa HTfI

THE suf scrher. re. ave to call the attention Of
lumb ID nieTs an: Builders to tie CO cIlratc ii
B-srNs!te planning, T1NGUEING, and GR0UT-
ING MACHINES now n nprrat; at heir Luildiny
% south 'treet, tetweea 49, and 18th strcc'>
The quality ard quaint v of work executed 10y
these ma hires far ell others now ia u-e
They turn out III TIE must besuti, III manner a de-
scrptiOn Of planning not before attempted by m Chi
merry. VIZ: Sounding Boards. all kiuJs Of Panc'iny.
Interior Finishing for Dwel IS, &c With = rapid
~ heretofore unknown. 1t is asserted t'at Boarls
pantd by this machine will ais rb cnc-:hrd l. -
paint than those planned by any orher.
Dealers and Builders inNi cd to ,!eposi'e Lurl-
her directly from tncir vessels. therch~ saving re-
peatej handling and cartgge.
schedule of prices will Re ready for distribution
in few days. We respectfully solicit business. =nt
pledge ourselves TO give entire satisfaction.
FITZhUGU C0YLE 4 BROTHER
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S-F- oLn SORES, ULCERS. and all rr,,,,,.
tl,' Asses arising ir'n impure or ,leursy.a sH'
the blood. See The extraordinary Gun. n, NJ Sf o'
G. Harwood, highly respectable ci;i,r, ~ w
mnud. Va, by CaTtsr'S spanish NI1rur, 4, hl'h
ulcers and sores ot the worst description. api "a
got 80 bad that he was unable io waIk u'aA
cruichcs. \ few bo;:-- nj Carter. Sn,,,., =, ~
tnre, ih" great blood purifier. cured HIM :. I'm
cured hundreds oi Others who have >,,ty.r.." h''
rheumatism, had effects at mercury, and ,,, WI.
ulcers O; the homes and Joints. =
=. Sec advertisement.
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ID j. STEER, Washington Place, 9Th street '
l. now opening superior stock Of teLtlcn'fh
Goods, which il will give him grest pleSs ure TO nov
to all his patrons and to the public. In addluon ~
the usual stock of Merchant Tailor, pelal st'th
ton is invited TO large stock Of GnteRcns Irc>s
Shirts Of very superior ft and quality.
Also. Collars, cks. Neck-1ies. Cravats, dio''>'
Suspeniers Hosiery. and Furnishing Goods e-L'-
rally. sep 2O-eo-r-
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\ MAGNIFICENT IlOTEL-ITS FCRNl-
TCRE.-The large hotel which has been in
the course of erection for some time past,
on Broad street, near Chestnut, Philadcl-
phia, is just completed. George NJ. Ed
wards is the owner. This house is called
& The La Pierre" ii is six stories high,
100 feet front, 80 feet deep, and contains
$50 chambers, in which ii is calculated to
accommodate 400 guests. The labor
skill and expense of fitting up and fur
nishing this palalial establishment have
been immense, the furniture costing up
wards Of Sl0o,000. This heavy under
taking has been assumed by Messrs. Job
Taber d Son, late Of the American Hotel.
OF Broadway, New York. The following
articles Of solid silver alone have already
been procured by the Messrs. Taber:
SO ls.ge spoons, $50 tea 90, $50 silver
torls. % butter knives, 30 sugar tongs, $40
dessert SPOONS. 30 castors, 30 sugar bowls, 80
butter plates. 30 side dishes, 50 salt spoons 30
mustard spoons IA fruit knives, II tea sets,
10 salyeTs and pitchers, with goblets, &c
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u The Alexandria Gazette says, the
Democratic papers have ceased from their
interrogatory-"Is the Whigparty dead?"
and are rapidly turning their attention to
the inquiry still more important to them,
L" Can the Democratic party, as at present
constituted, be kept alirer'
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The Cou1terfei mp City.

Cincinnati IS grea. burgh. About
once week for the las car, great gang
of counterieiters has been broken up there,
always leaving 8 a few more OF the same
sort" however. Yesterday S mail brought
us still another account of the discovery
Of perhaps the most extensive conbina-
ton of these gentry, in Hamilton, suburb
Of Cincinnati, vet routed out from that
quarter. They numbered thirteen, many
of them being men well to do in the
world, and hitherto wholly unsupported.
Through the labors of stool-pigeon
named Parish, the police were enabled to
faeten the crime upon all Of them, and to
arrest some four or five of the ring leaders
ere their plans were :" blown" Really,
it seems as though, if Cincinnati is famous
for anything except packing portland
off-the-riyer towns of Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois, are fast coming to dispute the
palm with her in this BUSINESSMEN most
remarkable characteristic is the fact that
she is the headquarters of all the counter
feiting going on in the country. When
will she rid herself Of the odium properly
incident to the IMMUNITY and extent to
which this shameful crime has of late
years been practiced there
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-22

ff> We are now displaying our now AMI ~,
able =, les Of FIR and U,rt,r Cgofhirg or. ''
embraces everything that i new and f.sbi,r.,, =
the season, MANUFACTURED with all the last.
cancc for which our clothing il celebrates =, =
WALKER co, Marie Hall Clothir, T,r,,. Nh
Browns Building. - =, 'uin
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BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING

WE take pleasure i'll Inviting the attention of
w purchasers generally to our present large
and well assorted stock of i2ogs Rc.e9g made Cloth
ing for Fall and Winter wear which We have Just re-
ceivrd and i'll continue to receive daily new add
tons throughout the season. thereby keerip. our
stock full and complete. of all new and tlesi-, bic
styles making APARTMENT the most desirable in
thus city tn select FROM, suit all times
Bays and Children of 3l sizes, with any color or
quality of material, made and finished in the most
superior manner. WALL x STEPHENS.
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
sep Oft next TO Iron Hall
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Cooley FOR OCTOBER have received
from Shillington, corner of II street and
the avenue, " Godey's Lady's Book" for
October. 1t is, as usual, beautifully en-
bellished and filled with choice reading.
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G3-GILNsS's LIeUIp H.IR DYE is tho o,.,.-
now used IN tins city Gentlemen who trno.'
kefs or mustachios of gray or reddish IN Nll>
tn attend a hall or partN ctn arra, $50 Nl't.ut
black, by dPvoiinc additional. !piu,,.. =. >ui y
let IN using the very cell hrfted ar,icl. M =.
tn> notice Prepared ~ T.. ID. Gilman. 60. u''ds
this civ - l'iii.f a.
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q The New York politicians are great
on nick-names. They call each other
Barnburners and Hunkers, Silver Greys
and Woolley Heads, Hards and Softs,
Putty Heads and Bullet Heads. They
will no doubt have more appropriate
names after a while.
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CIGARS, SNUFF. AND TOBACCO.

TNHE attention OF smokers, SHUTTERS ana thcNtT'
Il is resVec fully called TO the choice sock Of re
above articles, recently purcha- nv tie sui cref
expressly for the Etnc hetail Tjuds. HIS stock 81
Fine Hd1ara Cigars and Lump aud dne ou' lo5ec'9
cannot be ezcclled, and nothing l. hAEard-"i ~ a.
ssrting that the fastdious taste osn Re niens
GEO. ". COCHRAN,
9TH street, OPT. Nat. n;ci 0floe-
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September 10Th, 1S53
MIR. r. RRO0KE-SR: The statement over your
WI signature rub he'd in the Er .n,nJ .Tdr Of the
30th of August. canccrnirg the occurrences in tn
sick chamber of Col Creecy shortly lefo-e his death
agrees in ali substantial POINTS with the representa-
ton of them made me by Mrs. Creecy. in the pre-
ence OF j, I'm Henry Ball. few minutes after the
Rev. Priest had left the house
sep 22-It- w A. TFNNISDN
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HATS, HATS.

IN FALL STILE!-A fir, sh snpIly.-I have
IL Just received o. her aud bea uful st, les n
~<2dress HATS, suitable for young mems wear.
Also, BeebeS and other fsshiopa lie styles-a full A.
sortment always on hand. at LANES
Hat. Cap. and Gents Furnishing Eitahlish-
ment. Pa. avenue. near & Z. s.rr {.
sep 22-eo2w- Intel
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~ 20 insure tI,e insertion of Advcr-
,i.cmenfs they mast be braug!lt to our
otherwise they may not appear until
the next day.
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q DoN'T FORGET THE WEEKLY STAR.
1T IS THE CHEAPEST PAPER South OF Ma
son AND DIxON's LINE.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

a6Ar We bee leave to call your attention to orlr
RAl well selected stock of | hiladelphia made
" BOOTS ard SHOES, of the mos. modern
sstyles, " b Oh are determine to sell At
prices that cannot fail to please, as our motto *
Quick sales and small profits" Call and examine
our st ok before purchasing elrewhere and see for
yourselves. SLOAN & McKNEW
North side Pa. avenue hetwcrt 9th and 10th
street, opposite Stration'S Auction store
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.

THE advertiser will invest the above sum in some
i profitable business OF lend il or anv part Of il
on approved security. Address Il. III. HYDE. post
paid Washington, ID. c., with real name. ard state
particulars. All communications will be contden.
tial. sep2-
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ss Joe shtIiinrton rcc.,,..n

, 80 Joe shtlitpgton Tccciyes al a..
n""ks and NEw SPAPERs a. fast a, puhl,.io, Wv
Is agent for HsrPer's and all The u.l,.r W :
anu cur readers will always find large an, he,
"r'ment oi Blank Books aud S'r'io,IeT, N 80 n
tore GIDEON Building, corner Of sircrt ana rnooA
Slyanla avenue. ana I'll
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FLOUR, OATS, AND sgoprs

lust received and r sale 10 suit pur.b,,a-
- so bills Netror olit n Family Flour
so bbis. Welch Family DO
800 do Family, extra surer 10
1000 hu ID. best Shorts, fresh ground
LOO do prime Osts
Georgetown, September 18th, 1855 ~
sep Civ
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THE LORDS PRAYER

l. Christ our pa sover: All Non Credea; I'm , r,,.
~ Iinvnrs; The u, ing Girl, n-sesus S,rnrrs, 10,
could have my waN: Aunt Tia riet Re,cl,, :, -
Nelly Blye: Christys old folks are gone: 4 ogl ~
fashioned Polka; Words Fair Polka. Fire III G.,
lop together with all the new and r'u.t ,.,nI,
Music Of the day. just received bv
IIILBUS & HITZ, MUSE Drro,
South side Pa. avenue, near 10th stre.,
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ID 1 f. D.,

On the 18th instant. IN the 18Th year ot her age,
Mrs. ELIZA NARROWER. rtlict o;' Tho late Hiram
Narrower. of FairtaN county, Virginia.
On the 18th Instant. at O'Clock p. NJ. Et-CN
ELLEN. youngest child OF Captain +. and Susanna
j. Henry, aged three years and three months.
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A. TFNNISpN,

NOTlCE.-Ail persons are foTewarncI accept
= ing note drawn by me, in favor If L. Steven
son, at -xty days, for one hundred and twelve dol
lars, and endorsed by {. T. IIillerry said not,
will not be paid. A. HURDLE.
son oo-2ts
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

oS. 4. G'SClIWEND offers his services q tee ~
81 liens If Washington ard G-urgetawr .. "a.
eT ~ Piano, uita-. ami Vocal Music plaI - tLi Cd
All orders left at Mr. J. r. Ellis Music - rt. f." y.
sJlvana avenue, between 9th aud 18th streets, VI !
he promptly attended to Yep 2n-eott-
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CAMPBELL,S RESTAURANT.

Pennsylvania Grcauc, icrreen ~ and osh S,r,cis
opposite National Hotel
@ ~ Thu proprietor respectful
"a . Fly informs his friends and <SE.TGly%
VIZ p the public generally thatS%lSSSsS
~eSS be is now prepared. at all 10
hours. TO furnish all the dc:icacs of the season in
style which Will not fail to please the most fas'id-
lous All the Birds Of the season always on bend,
comprising Reed Birds. Sora, Blue Wing. &c
Also. fresh Norfolk OYSTERS; and Fish of every
variety. The Bar consists u he choicest Wines nj {,
Liquors, and tn finest Havana cigars. Attentive
AMI polite servants always in attendance. Gentle
men are invited TO give q call sep 2l--iit-
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JOHN BOYLE.

MANUFACTURER Of all kinds Of Frcrch c,N
vi DIES. Is always prepared to supply Bali, ara
Parties ut the shortcst notice.
Ice Cream, Jellies, Bancnanres. &c
Residence on Bridge street, b,twe-n Congr,u 81
High streets. south side. Gcorgctuwn
p. s Ice Cream always prepared.
sep 2l-en1u-
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NOTICES. notice.: NoTICE":-Tb.

"
" undersigned has constantly On bnnd, Lumber
of all kinds.
Daily expected cargo Of Prime Lumber of ~
thickness, from Albany. Also. Fargo of NJ
Timber. also, daily expected cargo Of RU.eIdar
Cement.
EyPec'ed daily, canal boat Young Ane7ics. N:h
load Of No. /, Cumberland Coal.
Receiving regular, cargocs Of Con from Tie dil-.
ent lnncs.
A cargo of the real Lel,igh Furnace Coal IN
short everything t. he four.l in 70 la.l al ST
which will lie sold cheap COR 81, Ia, or on 3d.: r-s.i
Yard on lSt st. near the west cat. III" Capitol
JOIN TURm.
P.S-An persons Indebted I" 1ar prior 70 Jul
1888. are requested to call aud Setlr cr Use thor
account will he placed in The hru,ls uf Al CfTce-
sep 2l--llw- JP
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lust IN Sc son

lust In SEASONING have inst -
- the largest and most beautiful a,sor,
latest patterns New York Crates th,, b,s -. NE
offered for sale in this city. and will SCI ,-'r
for cash WOODWARD 4 CITY 'Ur'F
No i north side Pa arenr.
sep2l-St- between 1Orb ana r.,
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NOTICE.-Joseph Harrison, Of the Atheneum
~ Building Saloon, is in no way connected, Tor
has any thing to do with the sale advertised i'll this
mornings Intelligencer signed r. X. Hazard, Bailif
sep 20-3t*
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1--WE cannot for the life of us see how
our friend of the Baltimore Times can
magnify our simple reference to the latest
style of telegraphing news from this city,
into disposition to make a fuss. Our
contemporary must acknowledge that it
is a novel thing to anticipate, by tele-
graph, the contents of Washington jour
nails, several hours in advance Of their ap-
pearance. To us it appears funny, and
we are sure that it shows no disposition
to make fuss if We say so. How would
heeditor ofthe Times like to see synopsis
of its leading articles, with comments, in
thepapers ofneighboring cities, in advance
of its appearance Would it be compli-
ment to the correspondent of these Jour-
nails ! We have no objections to such a
thing; but must say it would look very
funny.
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GAINS, AND NO MI>TAxE:-

HSahGAlN<, ND NO INTAKE: =
- We have now IN store and r"rriEnr ,;s.y tie
most complete assortment If STOVES 'lis. fss 60, -
he,n offered for sale i'm this mark,t direct f. Pc
timore, PhiaGs'phia New York, Troy. and E,s.u.
Our stock is too large TO mention IL detail: uf;
70 :ay we have I'll the different Patterns and n,,'
improved Cooking Stoves for wu.i or coal, c,D,l p
ing IN Part the following: the William Penn TTirmIb
Compet@, Bay State. fannc-. Rnch. ntre Compel"
CocN, od Dominion, Blu" Ridge. Glole, and uur'r
Gus Others. Also Church Store. Chrmter. npin-
room. and fsrlor Stoves. the la'eSt and mot bc-u
tui in this city. To cash or pnnctua cus, mrs 70
are prepared {" sell good in our line Mt tie l5~st
rates. We - lct an examination. t-e'ing -srr-.
that our stock (Which Is one Of the largest in IT, ris
as regards Quality and low prices raI not l- .xc,.
II eGu3lled. WOODWARD kGUi.
No. /, north side Pa avrUg'.
sep 2l--Gt- ha.r.eu 10Th md lth ..r,.fs
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BUILDING HARDWARE

BUILDING HARDWARE Won,
ID respectfully call the attention ~ Builders an
Carpenters To our large and urll->"lectel took y
BUILDING HARDWARE. rs al>o al other -o.t
usually found in the hardware lin.
Our assortment OF Table and Pocket Cutlerv pl,,A
Forks. Spoons, &c, is very complete and Of n, h.
quality, at such prices cannot fail 10 plrs.c Che
for cash. Please give us a call
WOODWARD &GUY.
No. !. north SIDE Ia. avenue
sep 2l-ft- between lOtl, ara IN -.
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E. NJ. BOTELER, Practical Gas.Fit
ter and Plumber.

Sjutk tce.i cnr7,. r Of 9Th GHd D streets,
prepared al all time to supply the public geue
j rally with GAS FITTINGS ard FINTUR rs, of
the latest styles and patterns the most reason
able terms.
Churches, Hotels. any public private build
ings fitted up with GAS PIPES and MIXTURES at
the shortes. notice.
Sole Agent for Dr.. Riders Patent Gas Rart1ofYy
which for economy and superior light, should be POS
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makes 1t the most desirable advertising me
dunn IN the District. 1t has more readers
IN the eities of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than oil the other Wash
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