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Bv A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
RnpERTv M

good opportunity for capitalists. The own
er, intending to move to Kansas, will offer AZ
public sale, for cash, kis entire Real Estate on
DNESDAY, February 25th, at O'CLOCK n
M In 'front.' or TIE premises This property fronts
stu street west, between New York avenue and X
street immedi ately opposite the Northern Liber-
ues Market and improved with nine buildings,
yielding yearly over 5000 There is not a more
conspicuous, handsome, and healthy location I'm
the city and must shortly command large price
Title indisputable.
IT viii be sold without reserve
feb lS-d A GREEN lu.,
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sHOEs-sHoEs-SBOES.

HAVING CONCLUDED TO CI.0sr o,rr
an my stock OF BOOTS, SHOES AND
bhO6ANS. and confine myself exclu. &k5l
s.r1i Sor 70 inc DSY GOODS business, IRRN
WI commence this day to sell OF myen-s -
tIe stoct al greatly reduced prices }oy casa. In
my stock VIII be found a general assortmant ~
sanss of sse,y and GhiIdrens CATERS and
and y ouths' BOOTS and SHOES Of eve,v ~
snd quality a lot OF Ladies' Black Gaiters At
the log price OF 80 cents, usual price 81. A lot
OF LaSie sPtsss ana LES al }, cents, usual
usual price . and 81 %. Lots OF old 1ash,oraI
Shoes OF different kinds, at about half price
Purchasers will find they can save AZ Iess, A.,
before purchasing elsewhere.
O. HYATT,
No. $40 Seventh street, third door below the
Northern Liberties Market feb 1-eo3t
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From Nicaragua.

New York, Feb. p "A commercial letter
from San Juan, Feb. Il, states that Walker
forces have suffered two important defeats
since the arrival Of the New Orleans recruits
Col. Lockridge's expedition is abandoned, AMI
his troops are coming down the river on logs,
RATS, 10
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Death Of DR. Kama

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 23.-The steamer Ca.
hawba has arrived here with dates from Ha-
yana to the 10th. DR.. Kane, the Arctic nav
Igator, died there on the 10th. He expired
peacefully and gently as a little chlld. The
greatest sympathy was shown by the officials
OF the island, all of whom attended the funeral
oosequies, including the Captain General, and
an immense concourse of residents and others
The corpse was brought here on the Cahavb..
and viii be forwarded by river to Philadel.
phia.
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Steamboat collision /.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 23-The steamboats,
Belfast and Humboldt came in collision on the
Mississippi, on Friday last. The Humboldt
was bound to Nashville, and is q total loss,
with twenty nesroes.
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE.-Cn SATURDAY aath
February, 1857, at4S O'Clock p. m, in fro ut
of the premises, by virIue OF deed Of trust TO
me, dated MAY i2th, 1854, and recorded in Liber
J A. 5 No u, folios ass, &c one Of the land
records Of Washington county, District of Column
bia, Lot No 1, square No SEQ, having front on
Third street west Of As feet inches, and rs feet
on street south.
Terms cash.
All conveyanceS at the cost Of the purchaser
}. IL. GODDARD, Trustee
leo Is A. GREEN, Auct,r
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By 4. 8. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
Ok 000 FRUIT TREES AT Auctie

Ok 00O FRUIT TREES AT Auction.
ScSOOO On WEDNESDAY, the 25th in
slant, at l2 clock m, / shall sell, without re.
serve, the entire stock Of the Nursery OF the late
John h king, near Georgetown, consisting OF
5000 choice Apple Trees
5 600 do Peach do
5000 Apple Stocks, for grating
$50 dwarf Pear Trees, very choice
The entire Stock being very desirable. To be
sold In lots to suit purchasers
Wedeem II unnecessary to say anything further
as the reputation OF Mr.. King, as fruit grower.
Is so well known.
Sale to take place on the premises
Catalogues can be obtained at the Office Of w
Albert King, CT Of the Auctioneer
EDWARD 8. WRIGHT
isp 2o-it~ Aucuoneer.
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The President Elect.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23.-Mr. Buchanan,
the President elect, will arrive here tomorrow
TO meet Mr.. Breckinridge, who lie already
here, and will proceed next day to Washing
ton in company with Senator Bigler.
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SECOND DISPATCH

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2S.-The body of DR.
hane now lies in state at the City Hall, an,
VIII be escorted to morrow evening by tn,
military on board a steamboat bound 10 fouis
vile, thence to proceed to Philadelph is.
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Senator Sumner.

BosToN, Feb. % Senator Sumner started
for Washington to-day, to resume his seat In
the Senate Of the United States. He will pro-
coed to Europe in the steamer Fulton on the
9TH of March.
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.

FHBE SUBSCRIBER, A RESIDENT OF st.
Paul, Nj. t, having an extensive knowledge
Of the Government Lands Ia Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin, and Iowa, and having great experience in
locating the same, is prepared 10 enter W arrants
to great advantage 10 those wishing to invest
Particular attention given to procuring lands
contiguous to Railroads when they become sub
jet TO entry
Lands and Lots, In and about the cities Of Super,
Tor, Bayfield,, and st Paul, for sale.
II. LINDSLEY, kirhwood House,
Jan 29-Im Washington, D. c..
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The New York Academy OF Mu,io

NEW YORK, Feb. "a -Messrs. Thslberg and
Ullman have leased the Academy of Music
for one year from September next
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BY WALL, BARNARD & CO, Aucts.
CtAME TRESPASyING ON MY PREM.
~ ises, on the Sth December, 1856, one red Bull
and one red Cow. and the same having been al
vertised by the undersigned three several times,
and no owner having claimed the said property,
this Is to i've notice that l shall offer the said
Bull and Cow at public sale, on;the 18th day Of
February, 1857, at two O'Clock m to the high
es: bidder, for cash. to satisfy the expenses at
ment, unless the owner or owners shall. before
that time, come forward, prove property and pay
the expenses.
sale to take place at my premises, corner Of I'd
street west and II street south.
JOHN f MILLS.
WALL, BARNARD & CO.,
Iep "a 81 AuctioneeIs
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GOOD TWO.srORY FRAME HOUsE
~ and Lot at Aucticn.-On MONDAY. the
ID day Of March, shat sell, in front Of the prem
issI at half past four O'Clock p IN h7H LOT No.
which are good Frame House
This property Is located next to the corner Of I'd
street east and ID st south
The owner being about to leave the CITY, the
der. ~
An conveyance a. cost Of the purchaser.
ieoH A. GREEN, Auct
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IIARPER's MAGAZINE FOR MARCH,
III Godey's, Graham's and Home Magazine
fe62I FERGUSON, $50 seventh st.
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AUCTION SALES.
By e. 2. WRIGHT; Georee.ov

BY e. 2. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
CROCERIES, CROCKERY, &c., atAuc
" tien.-On THURSDAY, the 18th Instant, al
10 O'Clock, at the store Of Mrs O'Donop hue, cor
ner Of w alter and Jefferson streets, shall sell the
entire stock Of Groceries, Grockey, and 6lassW are
Go {; also, several barrels Of Liquors, &c
feb 4-2t EDW. 8. WRIGHT Auct
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STAR.

e. ADvxzrIxxEzTs sscvLD LEFT AT TIE orTioz sr
rEKLvs S0LooK. NJ Otherwise TzEr not ArrsAs
urTrL
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NOTICE-NOTICE.

NOTICE-NOTICE.
4 HAVE FEW OF THOSE CHEAP Toll
l. LET SETS on hand, which | wish toSA
close out, and will sell at cost. Also, COB Hid
LET'S and other GLASS WARE, that must S4J
be sod preparatory to a change In my business.
All that want to buy cheap, please call at No.
800, between 9th ard 10th stIeets, Penn. avenue.
feb IL .6m JOHN McDEVITT
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"ArcH RETURNS j. W. Knipe, vasrant !;
dismissed on promise to leave the city. Miles
huhen, drunk fne and costs. Peter Doug
deIsd to pay costs
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NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC HEREBY
' fOrwarn all Persons from receiving four Notes,
three Of $50 each, and one OF $50, drawn by me
c , as will notpay them, not having received
value therefore
feb 21-3ts RICHARD HARRY
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For Sale and Rent,

ROOMS, LARGE AND HANDSOMELY
~ Furnished, lighted with Gas, for X ent at N o
II Missouri avenue, between n and 9th street
near the National and Browns Hotel feb 2I-6ta
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PEAS, MUSHROOM, &C.

PEAS, MUSHROOM, &c
WE HAVE Received OF RECENT
w Importation
Champignons In Cans Of and 2 pounds
Petits Pois in Cans Of and 2 POUNDS
Pate De FOis 6ras
Pate Faisan aux Trufes
Pate De Begasses
Pa Ce Pefdresw Truifes.
For sale by
feb 81 KING Il RURCHEI,L
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LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, Wednesday morning. The
standing orders were com plied with on the
9Th, before Parliament, in the case of the Al.
lantic Telegraph Company
dispatch from Marseilles, 10th, states that
buhier has been sent by the Persian govern
ment to the seat of War in the Persian Gulf.
The news of a revolt at Marsghah is con.
hrmeo. The revolters piIleged the town.
Fifteen English vessel. were anchored eff
Bunder Abbas
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We would draw attention to the fact that
Mr.. " d. Gilman has started his Soda Foun-
tain, and during the crowded state of the CITY
u Is pleasing to know "a at strangers and 9TH
srs wishing refreshing drink, which does not
lntoxicate, can procure il at the corner of Pa.
avenue and Four and "a half street. I
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nor RENT.-A BRICK HOUSE, SUITA-
bic for a Boarding House, containing g
Rooms and Basement, with large Garden, stu
ated on East Capitol street, north side, between
LIST and I'd streets east Terms moderate Apply
to VIM III. LANGLEY, w atchman at the n orth
Gate Of the Capitol feb "a 3t&
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EOR RENT OR SALE.-THE NEW TWO
l. story Frame House corner Of 22d and H
Streets, Fist Ward. Inquire at MOORE'S
ings. feb ol3t
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nor SALE.-A LARGE CONVENIENT
Frame House, with II Rooms and Passage
situated on IL street, between 9th and 10th, No
5H. Also, a large Stable and Carriage House at
teched. Also, good Pump Of Water in the
yard. Inquire OF GEO. p. LANGLEY, on lltb
street, near street, TO: further information.
feb lS-lw
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QOWLiNG SALOON FOR sALE.-rHE
- Bowling saloon on ID street, be- I,I.
r 1hs Sh S w be ss sss at
make money. Apply at once feb lc-eO5t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-13
The Baby is Dead.

A long, black scarf, trimmed with oroaa
white ribbon. hangs upon the door KNOB
A death like stiffness pervades the "hoie
mansion all within moving with HE soii-
es. tread, and speaking in soiiest whis-
pers, as if fearful of disturbing the repose
of some loved one. Those passing along
the street observe the sombre scarf, and
the instant change in lhe countenance be-
travs the thought, "ihe baby is dead y
Yes. the baby is dead, and not only those
who have been familiar with It's sparkling
ewes but the stranger who received The m
,elIiUence from the scarf on the door,
feels tha, home has been robbed OF a
precious idol. How deep was the love
that had clustered around the innocent
babe and oh how terrible is the blow
lis death inAlcts.
The baby is dead 1t no longer clings
in innocent love 10 its mothers bosom, CT
slirs with fondesl Joy It's fathers heari.--
lis prallmg has ceased forever, and It's
once laughing eyes are closed IN eternal
sleep. But even in death II seems to
have lost none of lis sweetness. 1t hes
calmly in its silken cushioned coffin, pre-
p,red with so much care il has been ar
ravcd in its coslliest garments, It's pure
brow ttimmed with fragrant wreath ana
flowers have been scattered over lis lovely
form. As il is thus arrayed, the babe
seems only to he sleeping but alas II IS
that sleep which hath no waking.
The baby is dead Around 1t are gath
cred many whose sympalhesi II has arous-
ed, aud whose love il has excited. The
minister leans over the cold form, and
touched with the sight, tears trlckIe down
his cheeks, while he exclaims : "Thrs
saith the Lord, Suffer lilile ones 10 come
unto me and forbid lhem not, for Of such
is the kingdom Of heaven"
The baby Is dead 1t is about TO TO
shut lorcyer from the sight Of those who
lo.ed II as no others could. Oh how
the mother clings to The liIeIess form, as
she imprinls the last icrvent kiss upon ITS
cold check, low her very heart-sirings
seem TO break. And the father, ihougl,
he has manluIIy braved tolls, cares and
dangers. now feels unnamed, and weeps
like child as he bends over the corps OF
the lost one. Sympathy, at other times
consolng, is now Of no avail. and the
hearts OF both suffer the deepest anguish.
The baby is dead The tears have
wet lis grave, and crushed hopes lie bur
led with il. Though It's mortal existence
may have been brief, lis death has desola-
ted a Joyous home. Sweet babe. Ora
tors may announce f nations loss in death
= Of patriots great and tue, and poets sing
in touching strains Of the memory of the
dead, who have accomplished mighty
lhmgs--none but angels of heavenly birth
will record the life. SO pure and beautiful.
so early lost.
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Common Honesty.

The term honesty is generally under
stood to be The paying OF ones debts.
This as FAR as il goes, is well and the
man that performs this act Punctually and
invariably, is by no means bad illus,ra-
tion of ian honest citizen" But arc
there 10 other considerations which OBJ
servalion-are there no other items which
should enter the calculations Of man In
his dealings towards his neighbors, than
The mere obligation embraced in the mat
ter Of dollars and cents We fancy there
are others which may be pointed at.
Is il honest in the over.resching trader
10 grind the face Of a poor man, whose
means are limited, who from time 10 time
pays his creditor every dime he owes
him, but who is necessilaied 10 ask for
temporary accommodation TO supply me
daily wants Of his family
Is II honest in the banker or broker. in
defiance Of low expressed and implied 10
demand from The mechanic, The laborer,Or
man Of small capital, the Tuinous premi-
ums for loans, upon substantial paper.
which ls every day imposed by the veal
thy upon the poor!
Is HhOnest in a woman 10 leign esteem
for the other sex, and protest love for
man whose purse or estate only she "a
vors Or is il honest in men 10 wrong
the genIler eek by pretending affection for
their persons, hen they seek but lheIr
fortunes
Is II honeStio disregard The opinions Of
Others altogether To infringe Lpon the
common rights, of all men in sOcieiy-o
assert one Thing, and intend aaoiher-to
oGeud against lhe common Jaws OF MOI
sliiy and good breeding-lo assaif pirate
character unIghreously--to indulge IN
good precrpt rather than good practice ,
To these propositions our readers VIII
readily answer. No. Yet how much Of
ibis DO we mssl wiib, every day. 10 The
uorld--h6w fi,le Of The opposite! or a
truth, the really honest man is The noblesi
work Of God
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-06-13
Struck by the Comet.

The good people down al Indianapolis,
Indiana, were terribly frightened on Tues
lay evening. They believe "down there
that the comet is goirg 10 knock our little
planet "alI 10 smash" and have been
greatly excited about it for some time
With this belief, aud under this excite
meut, they were thrown into stale OF
alarm on Tuesday evening thai is desert
bed as "perfectly awful" by seeing the
moon rise from behind the eastern hills,as
red as blood, and looking like the great
head Of fiery dragon. They thought
il was the comet about 10 Strike--ihat the
eud Of all earthly things was al hand, and
ihey sci themselves to work, with pray
ers and tears and surplicaiions, 10 make
their peace" and TO be ready TO "go up.
SO frightened were they says the Laiay-
cite Journal, that the alarm bells were
rung, and The tire-eagines brought out, and
The excitement and confusion for few
moments was indescrlbabe. Ee idea of
calling out The engines. under such circum-
stances, was worthy OF The genius OF Dame
Partineton. who undertook TO repel an in
vasion OF the Atlantic with her mop. The
aonearance Of the full ORD above the horl-
zon soon restored the people 10 their SEN
ses and converted ihelr shIieks OF alright
and frepzied appeals 10 heaven into gen.
eral guh'aw.
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IIGGBI3AI30U3o
The yVife's Influence.

A woman has her husbands fortune IN
her power, because she may or may moi
conform TO his circumstances. This is
he, frs, duty, and it ought TO be her pride
No passion for ease or display ought TO
tempt her for moment to deviate in the
least degree from this line of conduct
She will find her respectabllity In II. Any
other course is wretchedness itself, and
inevitably leads TO ruin, nothing can be
more miserable than the struggle 10 keep
up appearances. If it could succeed, II
would cost more than it is worth as II
never can, its failure involves the deepest
modification.
Some Of the sublimest exhibitions oi
human virtue have been made BY woman
who have been precipitated suddenly
from wealth and splehdor 10 abs olute want.
Then. mans fortunes are in manner
in the hands of his wife, inasmhch as his
own power of exertion't!epends upon her.
His moral strength is inconceivabIy in
creased by her sympathy, her counsel,
her aid. She can aid him much by re-
Iieving him of every care which she is Ca
pable of taking upon herself. His own
employments are usually such as to re-
quire his whole time and his whole mind.
A good wife will never suffer her hus'
bands attention TO be distracted by de-
tails to which her own time and talents
are adequate. If she be prompted by
true affection and good sense, she will
perceive when his spirits are borne down
and overwhelmed ; she, of all human be-
lngs, can best minister TO lis needs. For
the sick soul her nursing is quite as sover-
eign as it is for corporeal ills. If it be
harrassed and worn 10 morbid irrtabili-
ty, her gentle tones steal over it with a
soothing more potent than the most exqul-
site music. If every enterprise be dead,
her patience and Fortune have the power
10 re-kinGle them 10 encounter with the
tolls and troubles Of life.
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G3O3G38 POET : ): z Z .
THE TRESS OF HAIR.

All me this simple golden braid
No life possesses.
Where summer winds SO lately strayed,
And loving fingers Oft have played
With soft caresses.
Amid these woodland walks, made green
BY April showers,
No more her fairy form is seen,
And ne'er her gentle hand | ween,
Shall pluck their flowers
No brightes. bud, nor bloom alas
Can charm the dead
The cool winds, rusling as they pass
Wake murmurs only mid the grass
Above her head.
Around her, happy now as then,
Gay birds are singing;
Her merry voice shall ne'er again,
In laughing echoes, wake The glen,
With music ringing.
For others now bright Aoweres may grow
And birds rejoice,
And summer airs br ealhe soft and low,
But never shall we hear, know,
Her loving voice
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ireXp;reS.
Clothing! CLOTHING! CLOTHING
AT CHEAPSIDE No. |.

HAVING returned from the Eastern cities
Ii with splendid assortment of Re ady made
Clothing, will offer TO the public generally a
variety of the following articles, viz:
/ COATS.-EXtra super fine Black
Brow n and Drab Cloth Goats Extra super
fine Black Brown, Drab and Tweed Goats
Extra super fine Black, Blown, Drab and Cas-
simere Coats; Extra super fine Grass Linen,
Alpaca and ] 1mitat ion Grass Goats; Extra su-
per fine Derby, Brown and Check Linen Coats
Extra super fine Marseilles and Cotton Goats
Cheap Cotton Goats, different patterns, at rs
cents.
PANI'S-Extra fine Black, Brown,
Drab and Fancy Cashmere Pants Extra fine
Summer Cloth, Alpaca and Tweed Pants; ex-
ira fine Grass Linen, Derby, Linen and Russia
Duck Pants ; extra fine Satteen, Cotlonade
and Cotton Check Pants.
TES/S.--EXtra super fine Satin,
Silk, MarseIIes, James and Cashmere Vests.
SHIRTS.--Fine No. Linen Bosom
Shirts, fne Fancy Linen Bosom Shirts, Hick-
ory and Cotton Shirts, very fine stitched Linen
BUsoms for Shirts.
COLLARS, H4NDKERCHIEFS,
S'c.--Byron, Standing and Fancy Linen
Shirt Collars, Silk and Cotton Neck Ties and
Napoleon Ties, Black Silk HandkerchieiS 3S
inches for gentlemen, Summer Fancy Black
and Lawn Cravars, Silk Fancy and Cotton
Pocket HandkerchiefS, Gentcme line Linen
Cambria Handkerchiefs very large.
HOSIERY IND GLOFES--Gen-
tlemen's assorted half Hose and Cotton Gloves;
Gentlemen's Kid Buckskin, Silk and fine Ber-
lin Gloves Gentlemen's and Boys Gum and
Cotton SuspenGers, Potmonias, Buckskn and
~ al.
LA Rings, Steel Pens, Pen Holders, Lead Pen
cilS, Pencil SharPers, Pop Guns, Envelopes,
Pins, &c.
COJIBS.--1vory, Siamese, Buffaloe,
Wooden and Negro Combs Shoe Brushes,
Shoe Blacking, Williams Yaakee Soap, Fan
cy and Windsor Soap, Carpet Bags, Trunks,
Umbrellas, &c. mSso
B0OTS. CATERS ANDSR1
SHOES.--Genllemen's Fine Mo- ~
rocco and Calf Skin Boots, Shoes and Slippers;
Gentlemen'S S fine Buckskin, Lasting, Cloth,
Morocco and Calf Skin Caters ChidrenS fine
Boots, CATERS, Shoes and Slippers.
s-zs..azss, H,A2'S IND C.4PS--Gen-
llemen's fine Silk, Taylor Hats, also
CashmeTett, SLOUGH and Wool Hats Of
varioGs colors and qualities. Mems and Boys
leghorn, Straw and Palm Hats, Cloth and Mo-
rocco Caps for Men and Boys. Also India
Rubber Goats and Leggens, Gum Shoes and
Cotton Bats.
TOBAC AND Sc @ AR S,
aud every article in the Clothing line, ready TO
1T out gentleman, all of which | will sell un-
reasonably low for Cash or to punctual custom
ers on the usual credit
N. Bon hand yet a few very fine Caters
and Shoes for ladies, which will sell very
cheap to close sales of ladies ware.
A. HUMRICKHOUSE.
Shepherds town, April IL, 1857. If