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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-05
Smiths InyigOrating Cordia!

I,AN In lad nt the IVdSHiN1TON HOESE
Y BAR, doily from o'clock, a. NJ, 'till Il o'c orh
l.. VI it, astonishing power in restoring to Wig
action tc yHrious organs uf thu nnan system which
have been pro.trntcd by OVER Nohk, or 'he effects Of
toC limar cnn be attesred 10y hundrnd, who siIy
.ing It. Supply inexhnnsiibr; snd genuine but
s1at propared by SMITH hi inimitabe assistnut,
MORGAN
Nora BtSr Just received TFr CASKS of TAyLoRs
CELEBRATED BRANDY, imported by W. Il Taylor
% Nurf tx. Ya.
9O-t.
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MEDICINES.
sure cnrel-Baltimore Look Hospital

t,1usRg may he obtained the most speedy remedy Weak
" of orsanc Power, Pain in the Lons D@"'s
O Affections OF the lIeai Throat To," aud KIN
Gianal nehty ana alt ta'e ] n"rrl r &
u." ot ardent spirits or any other cau9s
.sncey the victims of evil practices Alas
what countless and nehichrartc1 beings
been swept to unmy onhsi thousands OF {onns men @f
hrmnI esael Ls,'1 an, th tho tbnnisr. Of ni
.lnnce. walked to eesttcy the living lyre
These suffering from Of the following melancholy effects
s.oala im"e 'ali' aifiG} GR to JOHNSTON
w,sn the Back and Limbs Pains In the iiea p,nmes ness
pa Ner'ous irritahity eeranse1Fnl o, 'ne me p3r ""
ho g1e@' py m . u on th n a, n much to be
of Memory Confusion Of l'n pspre,son OF
Love Of solitude rudiy of the evils prouc
OFFICE-No. 1south Frederick street seven Doors from lh
The yame ami NJ .r,r. will mistake the place
A Cure Warranted or no Charge Made.
The many this Institution AMI the very
hi. snipr A. .enteman ocharacor and responsibility.
sufficient that he is the ony proper PhH7rn To 'H
consulted
MEMBnR OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
Graduate from Of the most eminent COLLEGES Of the
IN 6e Hospital, o. London, Philadelphia, and elsewhere
hnse'erte thu most astonishing 'nre' ha were ever
know Nany troubled with n1iugs the enrs and head when
asleep. hins alarmed at sudden sounds ana
ba.hfllne, with frequent hnshas ateniel sometimes win
Take Particular Notice.
Parents AMI Guardians are often m'sei ",,h rsi" - % %
how often other causes the wasting "t the
nenb of the nervous system toulh anl SYMPTOM, ii Con
sumption serious Mental effects such as loss oi
lie they have tecn caused by iHinsng, rsrnons bur
lurn, practices destructive to both i'y and Mint mus are
yep nom Thousands wha might have been o use To
C"untry pleasure to their friends and ornaments to %
az ,ouNsroSs INyIGo9AlIYE REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
rnis grand important Remedy has restored strength ana
Vi tor u thon-ans dehaei indiv na many who
hnd 'ost ali ,nn o' ] ~ te 6nltie. fcrore re
stored to their roper mower aud nnctons ana me iatn %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-05

Asa uyer 90 000 ninriugs. Srntncs Medals, Chp,s.
Albums Naunblr Boohs, mud PouoIioa of Engraving.
na,liur in al 1jy 0U0 Rih. which will be distributed l.,
rotanitfec ,proai"d ty the Shnr"niirra. mud Tor.
~rried itce ,urgr b. he PUBLIC obedent scrvnnte
DA~HALL& co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-05

d,s. Ga.tie. E>q Sam Aiar~, Esl w 7. 6troher
Ed HaxsH \ Er,-. Jacob Shooh Esq, Bdmoud
Davenport 4 Co, klehn oui det'27 dhin
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For Rent.

BLANKETS BLANKETS! BLANKETS
yNTE.tlliI,. lrr uton II fCoarracpr~. Manufacturers
w pul all per,ons wishing n buy, To cur mg" and
wi a.sor,.I stn,k Of BLANKETS, consisting Of
Ex, iilr G,..l B unh,ls- ribbon b'rdered
In 4, do
AlrInau d.
Blue Green. Black and I}r twn do.
Fine Crh', dr.
And Nesr1 BianLess colors AMI grades nj very IL"
prices. STIGLER. McELDERRY g. co
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u ~
ssspply Of New Goods,

- Ilo-t rvc lIcrp 1n, rnibr 'cIng neW VI Nlr|'
Gopl- Irish Linen Flanuc.s. Linsey-. Ca sinct',
X r,rv> Kentucky Jpau>, e.. &c
INA SlaWi- t5oIe al Ie-. ot various "ty unuspl.
N cnt,s, pflt,-
y. B.-Nc,, Gool- received nearly .v'r, week
n,o3-lf- JND. !. PuRNiS At. e.. &c.
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rlg YEARLY RATES ARE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

The deficiency Of the harvest in Germany and in France
will enable TO pay for all the goods from France we
shall want for consumption, in breadsus and, If We
are economical, leave balance in our favor. We
also supply England with prod sufficient to keep down
the price of sterling bills In domestic goods the low
stages Of water In the streams Of New England have TO
extent influenced production. Many descriptions
have continued TO maintain great 6rmnes 0snaburgs
in good demand and prices frm Denims held at
former prices. Prints heavy, and some sales have
been reported, in lots ut decline. Lawns plenty
and prices without improvement. There is better de-
mand for cotton warp, and black mixed is at 81 70
81 35. Satinets in fair request. Tweeds Of
desirable descriptions active, at full prices
Kentucky jeans dull. Flanoels and ban.
kets are in fair demand without change in
prices Other wool fabrics generally firm. Cotton
hannels in light stock ana prices firm The past
weeks business in domestic dry goods has been quite
large The for this class of goods however,
peciay far the trade Of the distant South and
South esern States is concerned is drawing to close
while the trade, which, though buying usually less
heavily at any period generally extend their bust
the year, from the great facilities they
possess of communication. Upon the whole, the dry
goods trade may congratulate itself having enjoyed
the largest and most remunerave business experienced
for several years past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

DACKETs.-A MATCH FOR sI1c0 WILL BE PLAYED
IL a. the New York Racket Court kept by Mr. Harmon
swift rs Bowvy The playing 10 commence on Monday DC
sober 81 two O'Clock r. ~ The players Considered the
most scientific and competent In the United states They who
peatd with manly and heahfu exercise, Yl witness an
tnlers sting match.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07
SECOND BOARD.
CINCINNATI STOCK SALES.

For the week ending October g. 1856 900 Gin. &
Chicago R Co., real estate per bonds Geo. Milne
trustee, 50 (and init 81 600 Ind. Gin R. R. Co., per
cent div. bonds, TO- 81 600 Gin, Will zanes. r. r. Co.,
per cent I'd mort. bonds 65 a. int 81 600 Coving
Lex. r. R. Coz per cent I'd mort. bonds, 65 ~ int.);
90 goo Ohio Miss r. Co., per cent ID mort. bonds
e2s 5000 Col, Pqua Indiana r. II. Co., income bonds
rs "a init; 80 shares Gin. Chic. R. r., 12 "a int
30 do Marietta Gin. X. r., % (S int do Gin, Ham,
vii. Zanes r. r., So ~ int) 20 do. Column. & Xenia
924 81 do indianapolis & Gin. R. r., 6lk so do Gov
ing;on licking r. R., e q int !; 200 DO Cn Har 4
do Little Miami o. do. Central Ohio 25 1877 do. Ohio
Miss, II "a int 200 do do 10H do 100 do do 10
223 do Ohio Miss: do; 17e do. do, So do 10 do.
tarmers' Bank. Ky. Jos x.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

The following extract OF letter win be read with in
teres by those who take pride in Navy 1t is from
Lieut. Commanding Porter Of the u s. storeshp Supply
now IN the Mediterranean--
The apprentice boys board ship doing well.
Iney work al the sails the mzcnmast and compete
hvofsoy with the other stations throughout the ship
In one year they WIN make good ordinary seameu
The " > frigAfe savannah, Capt. Mercer, and U. 9.
brig cambridge, Com. Rowen were still at Rio Janero
the I'D August Tho u. s. cutter Joseph Lane Can't
Nones from Norfolk for San Francisco was a,o A. Kio
On the cd, 10 sail in a few days.
The o. s. steamer Water Witch, Lieut. Com,u T,oo,a.
J Page wAs at Buenos Ayres 18th July undergoing re-
pairs.
The O. 8. surveying schooner Humboldt Capt Gordon
from Baltimore via RIO, &C., arrived at San Francisco
Both August.
The u s. steamer Active sailed from Vancouver, August
10th, TO the North, for coal
The following il list OF officers ordered 10 the steam
Esst San Jacnto At New York the flag ship Of the
East India squadron :-Comm odore-James Armstrong;
Lommandsr-Henry Il. Bell; isutenants-H. II. Lewis,
wnamson John Rutledge, N. O. Bryant 8. p. Car.
Fer surgeon Of tho heet-Wm. Maxwell Wood Assistant
SurSeons-r. T. Daniel and J. T. Semple; Purser-John
- meootui Master-RichArd +. Bowen; Doatswain--
mares sonnstoni Gunner-John c. Ritter Carpenter
Asa fgsnsest AnrnAker-stephen Seaman; Chief Enei-
oeer-n =. nncrwood; First Assistant Engfneers--l
LAYTON ana d y Luce; Second Assistant EnOineers
n W. Spooner And VIM. H. Brooks: Third Aasisten NJ E~,
ueers-Teu Eyck Bles, II. G. Victor sna r. n R.rs,
The sloop Of war Lsvant ttins ont A. M. Yort
- join the East India squadron. The bo~5rs ~ Wst
<asf a@een i.CpumAods~Wm Smith; USrtenasss-
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Totals. 81, 1876 81 $73, S06 3a8, 901
Total value put on the market 81, 900 M
The advanced stage of the season. though preceded by
great activity in the dry goods trade and ut
ing prices begins to tell somewhat on the amount of
transactions and the business the past week has been
less animated and the demand from the interior less ex
tensive There continues, however, good demand for
certain styles Of goods and desirable fabrics such as
black silks, velvets, &C., with other foreign goods and
prices well maintained Cloths and satnets of fine
qualities In light stock and firm. Mousen de LANES
dull especially older styles and patterns which arc
ton. Drills, owing to fair foreign demand and steady
home trade firm. Ticks also drn with limited
sales. Corset jeans in good demand and have ten
dency to higher prices Printing cloths good sup
ply and quotations do not vary materially from those
of the previous week. Brown sheetngs and shrtinrs
duh and difficult OF SALE without some concession in
prices. Beached sheetngs also dull and sell quite
slowly. Cotton duck Is In better demand, at steady
prices The receipts Of foreign dry goods have been
larger for the past month than for the period last
year All styles Of desirable and sessonabe goods
have ound ready purchasers at full prices while old
styles and fabrics have been sold o. through auction
stores to the highest bidder Plaid goods are stl ia
vogue, and sell wen at good prices. This seasons de-
mand tor French goods has stimulated the demand for
increased importations from that quarter and heavy
shipments are said to be their way hither both BY
sailing vessels and by steamers. Such a fact when
specie would almost certainly be called for sooner or
later to pay for the bulk of them formerly exoitsd o.b
spprehensioa Bat not - now, The ea~ very dsssrpt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, OCT. ~ 7. N.
There was much excitement in breadstufs to-day and
sales very large. Nearly all the wheat and flour
offering purchased and chiefly for export. Flour
Sales about 10 900 Is 900 bbls at advance of IL
per cent for good extra State which closed at
IS IS 5. WheatThe sales reached between 100 900 and
$50 600 bushels at rmer rates. Red Southern ranged
from 81 90 81 95; white do. at - O6 50 12S, and
lot OF prime white Canada at 50 20; inferior Upper Lake.
at 1e5; sound red Western, at 81 IS 81 co. Corn
Pork fiat snd sales unimportant. Cotton steady.
Whisky firm, with sales at Al &c. 42c. for prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

Geo. Colvocoressis John J. Guthrie Jas. Higgins and
Earl English Surgeon-John II. Wright; Assistant Sur
reon-A L. GIhon; Purser-B. j. Cahoone; Acting Mas
teri A. Adams; Acting Boatswain-Thomas Smith;
Gunner-Gee H. Baker; cazpsnter-Edw. wiiliams Sail
maker-D. G. BraytOn. fF .&N
Commander j. X. Ward has been ordered to the COM
mand Of the Jamestown the fag ship Of the African
squadron. q i a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

D0AT FOR sAiE.-THE RACE BOAT LETITrA FORTY.
ID feet long four feet two inches BEAM copper fastened
aud pulls sr She Ia In good condition and very ast
VIII be sold with oars and everything complete for one fourth
her vaue Address y. O., boz LIS Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07
500, ss4 $40 $50. sas. ssa s1.17

$1,II $1,60O
Net decrease to October 4, 1885, So OBS $3.50
The shipments Of breadstus from this port to Liver
pool last week amounted than $500 00o To Lon
don they also larger but to Havre they have not yet
been very active To all parts of the continent we are
exporting flour, wheat and To the British pro-
vinces, to South America and all the West India islands
breadstuifs going in large quantities. Our import
tons last week of general merchandise somewhat
larger than usual while the aggregate is not above the
average The principal articles of import as fo
lowsFurs $50 e46 brandy, SOL dressed SKINS 500
a43 undressed skins SLOT 4o5 iron s1O3 31s; railroad
iron $llos steel s5o72s; tim 324 lead SIS $780,
pgron $685. 800; sugar $751; 600 tea seo,al4 Total ST.
923, 500.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
of foreign dry goods entered at this port consumption
for warehouse and also the Withdrawals from warehouse
during the week ending and including Thursday Oct g.
$780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

NEW CIOAKS AND MANTTfLA8
IN J. BECK a co. beg respectfully 10 inform the adies
that their closk replete with the novelties o. the
season. variety and beauty OF dogn
Ia here displayed Co. feel coafdent that this depart
feni m their establishment will be found maintain usual
pre- emneuce IN Adoin 70 other cloaks ssa open
This morning limited pumbtY Of scbasapoa wrappers for hall
wear style material different from any 70 be seen else
"Ae's~ 40" ~ "N sSS' 7S6 and 7ss Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

T oNG BREED CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE Mr. r
IL TURNER has removed from LA Thirteenth street. 10
Greenwich avenue, No. ~ ia the rear second story
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

DART OF HOUSE wANTED.-ONE HALF OF A TWO
or three story house wanted in respectable neghbor
o0d by family without children. Please address Baxter,
herald Office stating terms location convenience &c. Lower
BART OF the city preferred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

Ill THE CHOICE BREEDS OF DOGS FOR SALE AND
"A for stock Mango inment and aea exierminato infa
bly, R and diseases the skin. sudden
destruction to neas &C. dogs Price 80 cents. 5 Water
street, corner Of Fulton street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15
Let them deny it if they dArc-I chal-
lenge them TO the preof.

Let them deny it if they dare--I chal-
lenge them to the preof. .,.-. ...-..
In con nclusion, would say that during
the difficulty concerning the monum. Mt,
whilst have endeasored to maintain my
just rigatsand do my duty TO th ,se who /
am satisfied have the only legalclxim, TO
the control of the monument, have al
ways treated the members Of the oppos-
lug board W tn whom have been brought
IN contact with respect; much more so
than they were entitled to at my hands.
The truth of the matter is, they have q {
more than they bsrgained for: they ex-
pected to make political capital out ofthe
Affair, and collect large sum of money
to be squandeIed as heythought fit. la
this they have failed, and, notwithstand-
ing the loud boasts Of their sending it
up with jerk, and the assertions O, their
hrst vice president, that the shaft would
be completed in two years. (which showed
that be knew nothing at all Of what he
was talking about, as it could not be
done if they had all the money in the
country, II stands just as it was left at
The close OF last season, except that the
cover was torn off by the wind last March,
because they had not sense enough to
know how to PREVENT it. The affair has
become by-word of reproact to them,
and made them the laughing stock of
The country; and in order to distract the
attention of the public from themselves
they have raised the cry of mad dog
against the old board, of whom a few
weeks ago they spoke so atfectiona,ely
In their address. Whilst the monument
was under the control of the old board, q
statement was made monthly of he re-
celpts and expenditures, but since these
paragoas of honesty and Know Nothing
Ism combined have obtained possession,
they have taken care not TO let the light
OF day SHINE on any Of their financial
operations. They have thought proper
to go out of their way to assail me aud
make inSinuations that DEFY them to
attempt to prove, and they must not COM
plain If | speak plain in return. During
the time that had control Of the work,
endeavored to deal justly with all with
whom l had any dealings, and performed
toe duties TO the best of my ability and
L now defy them or any one else TO say
that ever received bribe or appropri-
ated cent to my own use that did not
justly belong to me-everY person who
mad dealings with the monument got ev-
cry dollar they were entitled TO, and
took care that they did not get q cent
more. lam not ashamed to lcok any man
in the face and tell him so; and that IS
more than some Of those can de whose
names figure very largely at the bottom
of the address making the attack On me.
VIM. DoUGHERTY,
Sup't of the Wash. Nat. Monument
under the legal board of managers.
Washington, June Ii, 1855.
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DEN TISTRY.

nR. MUNSON respectfully calls public attention
IL 20 MS new patent, and GREATLY szpzsA
IMPROVED method of setting Artificial BtS4E55SA
Teeth, with Continuous Gum very AInI'
PERFECTION OF THE ART. This style of Teeth
has the following advantages over all Others, viz
GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS. COM
FORT, and BEAUTY, vieing with Nature in tht 81
respects, and IN some Others excelng. Public iH-
spectOn is respectfully solicited. Please call and
see specimens.
CAUTIDN.-NO other Dentist in the District OF
Columbia has right 10 make this style If Teeth
N. B--Tegth cOnstitutionaIy healthy, plugged
aRf warranted fdr life.
Once and house at No. 20s e street, near the
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and I4lh street.
An 94--tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15
EV ENING STAR.
TRY AGAIN.

How OH has disappointment marred
Some cherished plan OF mine,
And hidden winter clouds appear
Where summers sun should shine;
Yet eflen as they darker grew, 49,
I've seen some wGndIOus pen
upon the very biackest write
The sentence, "Try agaia"
How often in the Silly hour
OF night the heavy sigh
In sympathy has strOve TO meet
The tear DRIP IN my eye;
And then, Ike angels whispering
Their messages 10 men,
I've heard quist breathing of
The sentence, "Try again -
How often as I've walked amidst
Life ever busy tide,
And jostled with It's favored ones
On each and eve'y side
When my misfOrtunes seemed to be
Oerwhriming, even then
Has some good spirit breathed to me
The sentence, Try again"
My guardian angel il must be,
Or else the weight OF care
Had sunk me in the very depths
vi sorrow and despair;
But oh, my heart much lighter seems.
AND hope shines brighter, when
l hear that spirit snfty breaihe
The sentence, "Try again"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15
NEW AND OLD PIANOS.

M e have now III store the largest assortment Oi
w PLAN ) ever OfTere iB this city from Hal
'et, Davis b Co, bacon b Raven, and Knab-
Gaehle o Co 's celebrated manufactures. These
Pianos We guarantee, and sell upon veIy easy terms
Also, new Pi no used only few months, which
We offer al the low price Of $500 cash second
hand Piano, by Andre Stien, for SIS
very fine second hand Chickering Piano fJi
sale or rent at a bargain.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new.
Always on hand, Stools, Covers, Vioias, Guitar
Flutes, Accordeons, Music. sc &c.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
3O6 Pennsylvania avenue,
may 10 bet 9th and l0ih streets.
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By LAS G. MeGglaE. Auction or.

r TOs NE NEibL Or NdbUhbLE HUUSE
I and Lot on the corner of F street outh and 30
street west. BY virtue Of deed in trust from Jno
T. fOlson and wife the subscriber will sell at pub
nc sale, on THURSDAY, the 2Sth day of June,
1893, at 5 O'Clock D. m, on the p emses, paris of
LOts Nos. "A and %, in Square No 639 fronting f.
feet on street south, by 66 feet inches on 81 81
west, with the buil ings and improvements which
consist OF well bnilt two story frame house, witt
brick bakery attached. .
Inc Owe property is eligibly situated thr
land, and nneTS favorable opportunity to persOns
desiring residence O make an investment
The terms of safe will be one-third cash, and the
balance in 8, ls and ls months notes bearing n
teIest nom the day Of sale, secured by a deed OF
t-ust on the prop ny
III The terms Of safe are not complied with in six
Gays ater the sale, the property will be resod at the
rlsk and exp nse of the purchaser.
AL cenveyancing at expense OF purchaser.
CdAS. s. WALLACH. Trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
We 0-e0ens AucfinnePY
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DENTISTRY,

d 3. DONALDSON, Dentist, late of the fim Of
IL. Hunt Donaldson, continues to s,,--S,.,az.
manufacture and insert those beautiful
porcelain tertE, Titc without gums, ItSf-sy.
for specimens of which (nade and de-
posted by the late fna) was awarded the first
premium az the Mechanics Institute Fair, recently
held IN Lhis cisy
These teeth are carved and shaded to suit each
particular case and their resemblance to the natI-
ra organs IS ~ perfect TO deceive the most prac
used eye.
Particular attention also paid n filing and pre-
serving the natural teeth
Charges moderate and al operations warranted.
Office southwest cO,rcs ScTcn,h and ID s,s.-en-
trance or d. mar 2i-6n
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SOMETHING NEW o DER THE sun.
CHARLES WERNER

PennsytcGHad GTsius. opposite BToIrIls' Hotel.
III AS fitted no the commH1iOus hall over his Res
III taurant as Il first class LAGER BEER SA-
LOON, having pro 'ured supply of every LUXURY
and comforts found in first e,ass establishments OF
the kirfil IN the Nor,aern cries.
His RHINE WINES anu French White Wines
as well his CIarrts, SeEars. Lager Beer German
Italian, and S1,itzcT CHEESES, and indeed f ey-
cry other appropriate luxury ia such an establish.
inert, is uns surpassed in this country.
lie SOlicits call iIOlB Ms friends and the public
nav l2-tf
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A GARD.
Economy IS the read to wealth.
areat Reduction IN the price OF Hats a Can,

- IO0'SOHsy % Eso I7U1 10 WsItIH- =
Great Reduction IN the price Of Hats & Caps
UNH undersigned, having made arrangenents
\ with New York Hat Company 10 be con-
stantiy supplied with the very best M0leskin or
DRESS HATS, got up in the latest style, offers
them al the unprecedented low price OF $3.50
worth from four to five dollars; second quality s3
worth from 9J3O to 81; and very good fashion
able HAT az =, 80, worth frora 80 TO $3.50
Also, Beebe Cos Hats, at a much less advance
thaa they have been here t0foTe sold in this city
First rate beaver Hats $685.
All kinds OF soil HATS and CAPS very low
In order 20 sell AZ the above low prIces the cash
system must be adopted consequently those who
purchase will not be charged from fifteen TO twenty
tive per cent as an Offset fer bad debts.
ANTHONY,
(for many yedIs in the employ Of Todd
Co.. No. 3, Columbia place, 7th st.,
gp l3-tf 2d door north OF Penn ayenue