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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09

Wecall tho attention or the Know Moth
ings to the following opinion Of General
Washington. Let them read, and reHcc,
upon their own proscriptiye principles
deny the Catholic an equal right with the
other christian sects: I, u III ..5.'
TO tie General Committee representiag Ae
United Daptist CAarhes IL Kryiaia.
Gentlemen:- IfIcould haycen, ertained
the slightest apprehension tha.thc Constitu-
ton framed BY that Convention whore I
had the honor to preside might possibly
endanger NE religious rigkts of any eccles-
iastic society, certainly 4 woaldn eyer hare
piacedmy signature toll; andi III could not
conceive that the General Goycrnment
might eyenIbe 50 administered as 70 render
Che tAsrty 81 conscience insecure. I beg
yoRwih : persuaded that no ono would
be mQfe Jealous sh.a n,ys4if Is ess4bi;si,
efIbotaa| barriers against The horrors "a
lf6nitsei ty1ousyand spscisse1 rsli2ioes per-
secation, For you doubtless remember
have often expressed my sentiments that
any man conducting himselfas good cit
izen, and being accountable TO God alone
for his religious opinions, oaghs % epro-
tected in ,Oofshippia9 tie Deity. according %
u, dictates et he o,on conscience. i4.I
!. =. Iena. ;apd smrn,. your ybft ssl sar,k,
II n. 1GE0RGE w N
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John !. carills.

We give below a few of the more
prominent and attractive traits in the
private history Of this public gentle
man, taken from the New Market
spirit Of Democracy The facts
stated will be youched BY hundreds
Of persons lii Rockingham and Shen-
andoah. There are various other
items connected with the life and
times Of distinguished organ of
the Know Nothing party, which it
may be necessary to bring 70 light
during the course ofthe present can
yass. Mr.. Garlic cannot compliant.
He has placed himself before tile
people Of the State for their snIIra-
ges. Il Is their. duty to have lfis an
tecedents that they nayjndge wheth-
er he il . iit man to represent their
honor, responsibility and character.
We are sure that nd man who re-
spects himself can for an instant
think Of voting for this corrupt man.
SHANNON Yindicotor.
Mr.. Ep,ToR:-It was with no little
surprise that I'VE noticed the an
nounccmcnt Of John s. Cnrlile, as
the Know-Nothing candidate for
Congress, inthe Parkersburg district.
View not surprised that the Know
Nothings had selected Garlic as
their candidate, because the sclec-
ton Of such men for Office II iii keep
ing with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and designs
butwe were surprised. that Garlic
should have the ininitable iinpu.
dence to aspire to q scat IN the coun-
ci of the nation, after having for
f3nfs led d life OF the most unblush.
INK shame and disgrace. We were
surprised that the inhabitants X
Western Virginia, whose purity cf
thought md sentiment, whose virtue
and love Of freedom. 30 much lii a.
cordance with their climate and
country, which Is calculated ID en-
gender All that ennobles man, should
Be 10 cgregiously imposed upon ~
even to give shelter 70 that vile 20.
litical scavengef, that sacrilegious,
licentious, polluted renegade.
John 81 Oarlile, who grew up !
Whig, md whilsta Nhigwas ! sales
man. and then 8 partner ii i msr-
captile Arm, then sole proprietor; and
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09

tist Church.. no assertion i revolving
70 truth and = thA Baptist Church. hAs.
ing no sort pf fouIl,,ion n fact: fors 4
more profane man eafsot BE- found n VIZ.
ginia. He j. despers sWearer, accom-.
panying almostevery won with ~ oalh Z
black a. The secret councilsf Know Moth.
ingism. We challenge q co4sadictionlol
this statement. Rock. RegistsA
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
Yours truly,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
WV. 2. RonrssoS, Esq.
Nv AslllScro ~. March Ill lHS

nv AsiiINGTo On, March 1851.
GExTLEMES: have received your
note inviting Ine to join YOU III Phil
fadclphia, in thc celebration Of the
approaching 81. Pntrick's day I,
honor which, | regret, the press 81
other. business obligcs me tp decline.
You do mo but Justice III suppo-
sing me to feel . lively interest iii.
Ireland md her sons. PcEhaps no
man, certainly no American, owes
10 muchto thu valor and blood Of
lrisnmen as myself. Many Of them
marched and fought underImy COM
inand ia the Wat of l6l2+'i55, and
many more thousands--ih The ~
cent war with Mexico, not one az
whom was ever known to turn III
back upon the enemy OF asfricnd.
salute you,gcntlemen, with NV
cordial respects. e
M Signed WINFIELD SCI OFT.
4. Taller, G. McC aulley, TIL Nv. Con-
roy and J. Nc Glenn, Esars. Cons
inittcc, 81, &c.
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LETTERS rRoM cENrRAL scb7ry


We publish the two following let
tiers rom General Scott, written du-
ring ne last Presidential contest.
General Scott il high authority
The Wings swore <by these letters
then. They cannot ignore them
now. WeGnd them floating through
our exchanges, and give them az we
find them: En-.
AsnrSsTos, March 81 1861.
DgAR SIRs A reply to your kind
letter Of the Sthinst., | take plens-
urc in saying that, grateful FOR the
partial estimate YOU place "a ny
public services, you ds me 10 more
than justice III assuming that / en-
terrain "kind and liberal views TO-
ward our nnturalized citizens.
Certainly, II would be impossiblc for
me to recommend or support any
measure Intended to. exclude them
from AUST and full participation IL
all civil and political rights now &C.
cured to them by our republican laws
and institutions.
1t strue that III Il season bfunusu-
81 excitement, some years ago, when
both parties complained Of ffaudulent
practises III the naturalization Of for
.eigners, and when there sdened to
be danger that native and adopted
citizens would bepernlanentlysafr
"a against each other ii hosiiIe lSc-
THO9 " s0l1g. Jasal q @lNpl|1 W..
ing statesnen, f6ut some In6diIica-
ton oil the naturalization LAWS ini4ht
BE necessary Ia order to n prevent
abuses, aliay strife, and restore har-
mony between the difcrent classcs
ofour people. but later experience
md reflection have entirely removed
thisimprcssion, and dissillatcd my
approximations.
In my recent campaign iii Mexico,
q very large proportion Of the men
under my command were your coun.
trymen Irish !, Germans, &e. | Wit
messed with admiration their zeal,
fidelity, and yal0F in maintaining our
dag ID the face Of every danger.
Vieing with each other, and our ma
tive born soldiers III the same ranks /
IN patriotism, consistency !, and heroic
daring, was happy TO call them
brothers III the field, as ! shall al
ways be p serve them A. country
men at home.
] am, dear sir, with great esteem,
Yours truly, I
WINFIELD SCOTT. IL
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Auction Gales.
BY JAS. O. nc CURE. Auct,on..,

NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE improved
~ heal Estaie a"d Matk"t Garden By virtue OF
oecree OF the Circuit Court OF the District of TO-
iun bia for washington county, made in the G u,e
wuelen wary Hoffman, admnistratix aud heir at
law Ot In0mas Moore, deceased is CO nlain,n,
and Hannah Moore, and J.naes Moore. and I.amy.
Ann Moore MS wife, heirs at law OF said Thomas
moore, dece @sed, are defendants Me- O67 in ch.n n
Gerry, the SUBSCRIBER trustee appointed by said 10.
cree, Will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY the
loth Gay OF July, 1875, at O'Clock D. m on the
premises the whole Of square No. 303 in the CITY
o, asnlhgton, fronting 80 fee each of llth and
LIN streets west and 2G2 feet inches on each of
and w streets nth, and con tainrng about 62 672
square feet OF ground with buildings improvements
ana appuftenaDces, which consist of n well apd
SUBSTANTIALLY built two-siOry brick dwelling house
and frame stable, &c.
The above property is eligibly situated and rapid
ly enhancing in value, and has been occupied and
cultivated as market garden for many yeas is IN
an excellent condition for that purpose, and with
In very short distance of either of the city mar
kets and offers TO persons desirous of obtain NJ
valuable market garden or making an investment
rare opportunity.
The terms OF sale, as prescribed by the said de-
cee, VIII be one fourth of the purchase money to
De paid IN cash, and the balance in 6. 9 IR and %
months, to be secured by the purchasers note.
bearing interest from the day of the SALE with secu
rty 10 De approved by the trustee. Upon The full
payment of the purchase money and interest," sra
ne rathcatl0n OF the sale by IN. Court the trustee
VIII convey the property 10 the purchaser In Zee.
Ii the terms OF sale are not Compiled with in six
days ater the sale the property will be resod at the
rsk and expense of the purchaser, upon one weeks
notice.
All conveyanclng at expense of purchaser
CHAS s. WALLACH trustee,
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
plo-eoads Auctoneer.
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JOHN r. ELvAss. wILLIAH THOMPSON
ELvAns q TIL MPsON,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &C..
No 328 P-nnsylvanfs avenue,
beta0een Ninth and Ts,tA streets, Washington d. C..
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.
britannia, German Silver, Albata and Silver Plated
Tea, Table and Desert spoons,
Caryers and Forks, Sieels, Knives With and with
out Forks ~ .'|
Brass britannia Block Tin and PIatet Candlesticks:
Shovel and Tongs, Waffle Irons, SD Irons
Ovens, SC.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Rural Cottage, Close', Cupboard, Chest, Till, Pad
and Trunk Locks
Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut and
Wrought Nails, Bolts
Brad's Shutter Screws and subbs Door Spripgs.
Handrail Screws, Door Knobs ...
Bel Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, sc.
CABINET MAKERS GOODS. ..
Hair Cloth, Curled Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and
Chair Springs
venitiau Blind Hooks, Rack PulIeys, Roller Ends,
Prackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, Comm Handles and Screws, DLmoud Screw
Plates, sc
CARPENTERS GOODS.
Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshaves. CHS
els and Gouges, Plane Irons
Augers, Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, Ham
,mers, Hatchets, Devels
Bevils, Squares, Guages, Axes, &c.
BLACKSMITH AND COACH MAKERS GOODS
Back and Bright Springs, Axles, Feloes, Spokes,
Hubs, Bows. Shafts, Poles
sleigh Runners, SIvered and Brass Bands, Stump
Joints, Stump Collars, Top Props
curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Linings, Lining
Silks, Damask, Scanning Cords
Tufts, Tassels, Buttons, Tachs Fringes Laces, and
Plain and Enameed Canvass
Russia Duck, Enamelled Leather Dash Leather
&c. ELVANS & THOMPSON.
Je el-om $40 Pa. avenue
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A Discovery WE HAVE BEEN WAITING
PoR.-To have to kill an OK in order to
make pair of boots is a clumsy thing:
and we have waited some time to hear Of
some invention which will supercede
leather for the feet. as wool and cotton,
linen and silk, have superseded the skins
of animals for the rest of the human
dress. We see the London papers speak
of an invention, which has just been sub
mitted to the test by the scientific socie-
ties. a leather cement, so strong and
adhesive that boots and shoes are made
with it, in which not single stitch is
seen or required, and the process Of
nending SO simple that every man may
be if not his boot-msker, at all events,
his own boot-mender.-N. Y. Atlas.
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DEN Y,

nR. MUNSON respectfully calls public atteDuor
~ to his new patent, and GREATLY "a
IMPROVED method Of setting Artificial
Teeth, with Continuous Gum-the veryS SuAO
PERFECTION OF THE ART. This style OF reetf
has the following advantages over all others, viz
GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
FORT, and BEAUTY, vieing with Nature in thes,
respects and in some others excelling. Public in
spection Is respectfully solicited. Please call anC
specimens.
CAUTfON.-NO other Dentist in the District o
Columbia has right 10 make this style of Teeth.
N. B.-Teeth cOnstitutiOnally healthy, plugged
and warranted for hfe.
Once and house at No. 2o6 E street, near tht
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and l4th street.
an 24-n
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GLORIOUS PRIvILEGEs.-The corpora
tion of London, on the occasion of the
French Emperor's late visit, presented
him with the freedom of the CITY,"
Punch thus describes The great privileges
conferred: Louis Napoleon has gained by
the freedom of the city-lst. The right
to drive cart through Temple bar with
out paying toll; I'd. The permission to
keep shop in the city without serving
an apprenticeship: Sd. His Imperial
Majesty has become eligible to the occu-
pancy of one of the almshouses belonging
to certain city charities.
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OLD POINT COMFORT.

THE HOTEL at this favOrite watering place is
I now open for the reception nf guests. The en-
sengPrs
A small steamer has been chartered TO act ten
der upon the larger mail boats, and also TO make ad
ditiOnal trips 10 Norfolk and Portsmouth, including
trps Sunday 10 and from those cities thereby
afOrding an opportunity of pleasant excursion and
snjoy the sea bathing The boat will make fishing
excursions three DAYS in each week.
Communications should be addiessed to 4,
G c. WILLARD & BRO, PrOprietors.
lie 4-2w OIL Point Comfort, Va. r
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q RUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
L and Lot on the Orner of F street south and Sd
street west.-By virtue Of deed in trust from JnO
r. FOLSOM and wife, the subscriber will sell, at pub
lie sale, on THURSDAY, the 2Sth day of June,
1855, at O'Clock p. M, on the premises, parts OF
Lots Nos. "a and 25, in Square No h39 fronting A.
feet Ou street south, by 66 feet inches Sd ST.
west, with the bull ings and improvements which
consist OF well built two story frame house, with
brick bakery attached. t-.
The owe property is eligibly situated on the
Island, and offers favorable opportunity to persons
desiring residence OF to make an investment.
The terms of sale will be One-thrd cash, and the
balance in 6, lS and l6 months for notes bearing
terest from the day Of sale, secured by deed OF
trust on the prop"ry.
Ii the terms of sale are not complied with in sI
days after the sale, the property will be resod al the
risk and expense of the purchaser.
All conveyancing at expense of purchaser.
ChAS. 9. WALLACH, Trustee
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
ie 5-eo&ds AuctiOneer.
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By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctions.~

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
] Estate By virtue of decd of trust from Fran
els Seien, hearing date On the first day of Decem-
Der 1876, and recorded in Liber w. B No. 100, To-
los 23l, 232, and 233 the subscriber will sell at
public sale, on MONDAY, the 18th day of June,
1855, at o'cl. OK p m, the premises, the west
half of Lot No 2, in Square PAT, fronting % feet on
running back l20 feet, with the buildings and i'm
proven nts thereon which consist of two well built
frame dwelling houses.
The above property is well located in rapidly
improving part of The city.
The terms of the sale will be one half cash, and
the balance in 6, ~, and lS months, for bear
ing interest from day of sale, secured by deed of
trust on the property
1.-THE terms OF sale are not complied with In six
days after the sale, the property will be resOd at
The risk and expense Of the purchaser.
Ali cOnVeyancing at cost of purchaser.
WALTER LENOX, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
je 2-eo&ds Auctioneer,
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By j. G.. MCGUIRE. Aucstonser.
IL Ill L EGrE a.EE pIIRI lC

By j. G.. MEG CURE. AucstoHser.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
Saie.-Tbe subscriber will sell al public sale,
on MONDAY, the lStI day of June. 1855, at o'clk
p m, on the premises, lot No %, in square 367,
fronting 26 feet on l0:h street weS between N and
o streets north, and Improvements, which consist
of two small frame houses.
Terms Of sale One third cash, and balance in 6,
IL and lS month notes, bearing interest from cay of
sale, secured by deed OF trust upon the property
Ifthe terms are not complied with in three days
after the sale, the property will be resod at the risk
and expense of the purchaser
All cOnveyancing al the expense of purchaser
CHAS 8. WALLACH, Attorney.
JAMES e. MCGUIRE,
may 25-eo&ds Auctoneer.
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TRUSTEES SAL. e OF HOUSE AND LOT AT
4 Auction On FRIDAY, the 29th June 1855 |
snail sell in front of the premises at 6l5 o,cInck p
m by virtue Of deed Of trust from Henry w Ham.
ii0h 10 the subscriber, bearing date sixth day of
Feo' uary; 1883, and filed tor record 18th February
iooo, all that piece or parcel of ground in the ci
OF washington, in the District OF Columbia known
as Lot No III, in Square No. 499 together with the
House, sc.
The above described property fronts on 9th street
west AZ rect, between and X streets south run
feet
Terms: One fourth cash; the balanc in 6, - and
Io months the purchaser TO give mites for the de-
ferred paynrnts bearing interest from day of sale
A deed given and deed of trust taken
CRAVEN ASHFORD, Trustee.
GREEN & SCOTT,
Auctioneers.
And at o'clock, same evening. Wa
shall sell good Paint Shop, ,iI8ted en- 9Th strret
Immediately opposite Island Hail.
Terms cash. GREEN j. SCOTT
Je i-eoSus AuctiOneeIs.
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NEW AND OLD PIANOS.

WTE have now in store the largest assortment OF
w PIANOS ever offere in this city from Hal
.et, Davis & Co, Bacon & Raven, and Knabe
Cache Co.'s celebrated manufactures. These
Pianos we guarantee, and sell upon veIy easy terms
we offer at the low price of $500 cash second
hand Piano, by Andre Stien, for SIS.
very fine second hand Chickering Piano for
sale or rent at a bargain.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new,
Always on hand, Stools Covers, Violins, Guitars
Flutes, Accordeons, Music. sc &c
JOHN r. ELLIS,
500 Pennsylvania avenue,
may III het 9th and 10Th streets.
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NJ D K e B A r G. AIMS
.uOEN ~ II 81 N H(hT

OVENN N. SMESOTy
Bridge street, south side near High, Georgetown,
LAS Just received a further supply of seasonabi.
III Goods, amongst which will be found
SO pieces good styles fast colOTed Lawns at l2x
10 do plain black aud white and black do.
10 do rich plaid Ginghams and Gingham Lawns
20 do dotted and rich emb'd MuslIns
so do plain Swiss and NaInsoOk DO
40 do JacOnet and Cambria do
80 do plaid and striped do
25 Grass Cloth Skirts
80 corded and daIHask do
White and coored Watered MCreens
so pieces light pretty styles CalAOs
10 do Barege de LANES at l2[c
2 do Buff shade Linen
With an assortment of seasOnable styles OF 9Io.es
Hosiery, and many other very desirable Goods, q
which the attention of ca IN or prompt customers il
invited, as we are constantly receiving new goods
and are selling them at prices to suit the times.
may 2S-E III. SMOOT.
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QUESTION AND ANSWER" Why, my
dear brother, will you put . thief into
your head to steal away your brains"
said q temperance disciple to a person
with a glass Of brandy and water at bis.
/" Because / have plenty. to spare-but
if thief were. to enter your skull for
brain, he wouldn't ind booty, enough to
pay his travelling expenses, was the rude
response.
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PROSPECTUS

For Publishing a monthly Musical Work in
the city of Washington.
THE undersigned, al the solicitation of many OF
i their esteemed customers, propose publishing q
monthly Musical Work, entitled
The National Monthly Musical Magazine.
The Magazine will contain from our 10 SIX pages
of Music, selected from the best European and Ma
tive Composers In addition TO the Music an extra
sheet VIII be added, containing the latest Musical
News, Musical Notices, sc. The Magazine will
be print on the best quality Music paper, and will
be printed from engraved plates, in the neatest man
ner.
The frst number of the Magazine will be ready
about the LIST of July, 1855.
Mr. s. ". NoYEs, the Agent for the Work, will
solicit subscription from the citizens OF the District
Of Columbia. and show a specimen number.
JAMES H. BURNS, No. $50 Bridge street, is The
agent for Georgetown.
BILBUS HITZ,
Music Depot, cor. Pa. av., lith and d sts,
Star Buildings, Washington, ID. g.
iune 4-tf
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auet,on.er..

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.onser..
VALUABLE HALF SQUARE OF GROUND
Y at Auction On FRIDAY afternoon June 22d
at 6 O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell Lots Mo-.
2, B. 40, IL, IA, Is, and 49, in Square No. l59
fronting respectively on Rhode Island avenue, 18th
and North streets
The whole forms half square, containing ll2 '
600 square feet and is one Of the most elevated sit
uatiOns in the city, at short distance FROM and in
full view Of, the Public Buildings.
Terms et the sale.
JAs. C. MCGUIRE,
lie 9-eodds Auctionecr
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BY J. G. McGUIRE, Auettoneer.

ny % u. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE
First Wa.d al AuctiOn.-On TUESDAY af-
ternoon, June l9lh, al O'Clock, on the premises,
shall sell Lot No 10, in Square 30, fronting II f.
n north G street, between 2lst and 22d sts run
ming back l26 feet g. \ inches.
This Lot is situated in a rapidly improving part OF
the city: number of first class houses are now
in course Of erection in that vicinity, and this sale
offers good opportunity for an investment
Terms: One-!Ourth cash the residue in 3, g. g.
and IL months, with interest satisfactorily secured
.. JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
lie 9-eC&ds Auctioneer
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT
SGXUUU mn

N SHILLINGTOE'S.
The Watchman, will be found fitting companion
to the popular and simple story Of the Lamp
lighter
Harpers' Magazine for June-commelces a new
volume
The Missing Bride, by Mrs. Southworth
The Two Guardians, by the author of Heartsease
BlaDch LorwOod, a tale of modern life
Virginia, HarPer's Story Book for June
A Book of Thoughts, Memories, and Fancics, by
Mrs Jameson
Peeps from Belfry, or the Paris Sketch Book
Leaves from Fam ly Journal, by the author Of At.
tic Philosopher In Paris
Joy and Care, friendly book for young mothers by
Mrs. Suthil
All the new books published received immediate
ly afterwards, ana every thing n he stationery line
tOr sale at SHILLINGTONS,
Bookstore, O1e0n Building,
je Corner IA ST. and Pa av.
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A CARD.
Economy IS the road to iosaIth." !"
Great Reduction in the prica Of Hata 4 Cans

Great Reduction in the price Of Hats 4 Caps
FENH undersigned, havinr made ARRANGEMENTS
L with New York Hat Company to be con-
ssfntly supplied with the very best MoIeskin or
DRESS HATS, got up in the latest style, offers
them at the unprecedented low price of $3.50,
worth from fur TO FIVE dollars; second quality, So
worth from $3.50 to 81; and a very good fashion,
able Hat at s., so. worth from 50 TO $3.50
Also, Benbe Co.'S Hats, AT a much less advance
thar they have been here tOfore sold in this CITY,
First rate beaver Hats $685.
All kinds of ssit HATS and CAPS very low
In order 20 sell at the above low prices the cash
system must be adopted; consequently those who
purchass VIII not be charged from fifteen to twenty
i've per cent as an Offset for bad debts.
ANTHONY,
(for many years in the employ of Todd
Coz No. 3, Columbia place, 7th st.,
ap 3-6 2d door north of Penn. avenue
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REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND

CAS-FITTING DEPOT.
'INHE subscriber respectfully announces To his
u niebds anc the public IN general that he has re
ceiyed the fifst lot Of the celebrated DODGR'S
DOUBLE ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE
PUMP, which received the SILVER MEDAL al
the late Fair Of the Metropolitan Mechanics Insu
u 9, and Is now prepared 70 furnish all who may
IayOT him with a call.
His sIoek OF GAS FIXTURES are unsur
passed in the District.
with MS corps Of competent woTkmen he pndes
mnlseI 70 MI any orders IN the PLUMBING AND
0Ac-fll Ting lIns with prOmptness and despatch.
SF-An Work d ne warranted 10 give complete
sihadeuca JOHN REESE,
uIay 3-tf cor Sinh AZ ana D, avepne