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Do YOU wish TO Economise

Then buy good article, even if you have TO paw
triae more for it. II is waste of money to buy
shoes, for instance, that viii not last any time
better to buy such as are nell made, and Of the
best materials, and will wear well. Is not this
trueY Then call at the subscribers shoe store
where none but custom made shoes are kept. All
kinds of Ladies' and Children's made of the very
best materials, and by superior workmen, and all
warranted. These shoes nevey rip; the only com.
plant is, "thsy never wear out" 3 Ia
The subscriber is prepared to supply his GUS
toners, and all who may become such, with the
finest and most highly finished Shoes, Caters,
Boots, Slippers &C., as we'll as with the strongest
and heaviest kind of Children's School, or every
day shoes, intended for durability and hard ser.
rice, and which last also includes servants Shoes
and Boots strongly made, yet handsomely finished,
and warranted to every purchaser.
Shoes of this kind, namely--mpde Of the best
materials and by the best workmen-cost at first
but trihe more than those that are only made to
sell but will outwear three or four pairs of the
latter, and of course are much the cheapest An
important consideration to all who have large fami-
lies to provide shoes for and not very long purses
to draw from. DIR. Franklin never bought poor
article if he could get a good one, and it is gem
orally believed he was a wise man. ir.a..
Then cali, one and all; follow the example OF
that great and wise man, and test for yourselves
this important question of practical economy
BIZ. ...m.... CHARLES WIERMAN,
APP 10 & 10th street, near H.
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distinguished as bullies, bravadoes, outlaws, in
cendiaries, night-prowlers, including other chan.
pions Of lawlessness-- find that one time or
another, sooner or later, they are, with almost
unerring certainty, cut off by violence at some
stage Of their disreputablo career. Well for them
might 1t be II they could become convinced of this
fact 1t speaks in warning voice to very many
within our own and other large cities at the pres
ent time, whose offences and crimes are daily
chronicled, and whose actions are not only Tester
ing sores to the healthfulness, good government,
and safety of society, but bad, almost, as pesti-
lence and famine. Let them, then, take warning
from the closing scene of one who has given rise
10 these refections--behold the miserable termi-
nation of his lawless life--and remember that
theirs is awaited by similar doom in day and
an hour least dreamed Of AKIN utatf.
z However unfortunate it may be to victims thus
slain, degrading to their memory and heartrend-
ing to those connected with them by ties of con-
sanguinity, yet SO little is public sympathy enlisted
in their behalf that their demise, as one after an
other they fall by violence is hailed rather as a
blessing to society than calamity to be deplored
Spurned dreaded, and despsed in life, they are no
less so after it is ended. Outlaws whilst living
outlaws in dying, and outlaws in memory. Who
would not loathe 30 unenvable reputatonS Who
not pity the parents called to mourn over such
offspring ?-Battin,ore Patriot. s...y...
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ap g. Mobile, Ala.
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Qua Cry Subscribers and readers win observe,
BY the accounts Of murders, riots and assaults pub
lshed under our local head, the terrible state Of
morals existing in our city--the Metropolis Of the
nationwide city founded by the Father ofhis Coun-
try, but which is unworthy Of his name. Who is
there who, If it had been said, eighteen months
ago, that Washington city would become the den
of thieves and murderers which now she is, would
have believed it possibles Yet 80 it is. Let il
teach US a lesson Of wisdom. Let 1t teach us to
be more careful whom we select as our chiefmag-
istrate, and whom we allow to represent us in the
councils of the city. We are convinced that the
dreadful position Of affairs in our midst is owing
to the example and influence of the present head
of municipal affairs, and the example and influence
of members of the two Boards of Councils who
persisted in contendng that law and order pre-
vailed, when all was confusion, and riot, and blood
shed.
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A CARD.
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT

ENTERING OUR NEW BUILDING, WHICH
- we have Just taken possession Of we return our
sincere thanks TO the people of Washington and
Georgetown, for their liberal patronage and we in
part as return have erected q Spacious Building.
which will be an ornament to the city, with a lage
and airy Saloon with all the convenience and comfort
Of our customers; and in the establishment are ali
the necessary arrangements for manufacturing and
encouraging of Home Industry and by strict atten-
aon 70 Justice and integrity we hope TO give salts
Halaas.# WALL a STEPHENS,
o3I-4wif ~ - - N 'N''
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C. w. FENT0N,
Washington City, ID. G.

~ Rev. Mason Noble will preach in
the Sixth Presbyterian Church, corner of Maryland
avenue and Sixth street. tomorrow Sunday Ser
vices to commence at eleven o'clock.
The subject of his Lecture in the afternoon, will be
The Trial of Jesus Christ before Pontius PLATE
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J. M. Carrico, who witnessed the assault on
Messers Entwistle and Lewis, and who did not
divulge the fact, has been, we are informed, dis
charged from service.
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Noticeable public installation of the officers of
Eagle Division, No. Sons of Temperance will take
place at Temperance Hall, street between Ninth
and Tenth Tuesday evening next the thirteenth
instant at eighto'clock. Addresses will be delivered
by several friends of the The.public
estly invited TO attend.
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j. M. BURKE.

BOOT AND SHoEM AKER,
No. GOT, Scuenth street, Island, Washington
Oity, D. O.
p Repairing done in the most neat and
substantial style.
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TO ALL WHOM TT MAY coNCERN.

"ANTED-AC oLoRED GIRL, fourteen or
~ fifteen years Of age, in very small family.
where she will be wellcared for. Enquire at this
once, OF at No. 30 North A street, Capitol Hill
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Hon. J. J. Crittenden's Great Speech on
the Kansas question, revised and corrected by him.
self the only correct edition on sale Mt this Office
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UNION MARKET.

"ILLIAM VAN NEwKIRK, Agent of Catha-
" rine NJ. Peregeoy, No. 500 Pennsylvania
in Provisions of all kinds, fresh Butter Milk, vege-
tables, &c. oct sly
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0UTRAaE.-As the cars on the Alexandra and
Washington Railroad, says the Alexandra Gazette,
we're leaving the depot, on Sunday afternoon, with
the members Of the Franklin Fire Company of
Washington, several pistols we're discharged by
persons within from the windows, ball from one
Of which took effect in the mouth Of colored girl,
who was standing near the place. The ball en-
tered her upper lip, knocking out two other front
teeth, passing down through her tongue, and
lodging in the floor Of her mouth, causing very
severe and Il may prove dangerous wound
The ball was extracted by DR.. NJ. M. Lewis, who
rendered all necessary surgical aid. Several balls
struck the Jail and neighboring houses, and one
passed within few inches Of gentleman's head.
Several attempts were made by the persons en-
gagged in this shameful firing to get up fights dur.
ing their stay, but they we're most properly treated
with the coolest contempt, and their threats ut.
terly disregarged
The Franklin Fire Company, in "card" ad
dressed TO the Mayor Of Alexandra, deny all par.
ticipstion in the outrage detailed above, and say
that the guilty party rallied under the name Of
" Rams"
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LAW NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL ATTEND THE
Circuit and Criminal Courts Of this District,
and the Court OF Claims, and will promptly perform
such professional duties may be entrusted TO bis
charge -
His Office, ut present is at the southwest corner of
Eleventh and ar fronting New York avenue.
Au l4-U V. ELLIS
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... LrNcHBURG, Nov. l, 1884.
From an examination Of Mr. Tobias's Glasses,
and from his observations and remarks am con.
WINGED that he is skilful optician.
J. J. BLAckToRD, NJ. ID.
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CrTr Posr 0TrIcE.-By new regulation, the
City Post Office is kept open for the delivery Of
letters till halfpast eight o'clock p. m, instead Of
closing at eight, as heretofore. This win contri-
butte to the public convenience, and for which the
public will feel much indebted to DR.. Jones, the
new postmaster. ...
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-10

ENGINE HOUSES CLosED-The following com,
panies have closed their engine houses during the
past week Perseverance, Franklin, and the Me-
tropolitan Hook. and Ladder.
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WILNINaToN, N. O., June l6, 1854.
To persons who have had the sight of their eyes
so impaired 10 require the use Of Glasses, would
recommend Mr.. John Tobias as suitable person
from whom TO obtain such Glasses as they may re-
9uire rs he has suited me with pair of Spectacles
for far and near sight My sight has been impaired
very much by service of years in the Post Office
Department which berth required me TO be on duty
from II O'Clock at night till after day, during which
time / used but one light
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NoRToLK Va, July ~, 1854.
In the experience Of even two years, have found
great difficulty in obtaining SpectAcles that were
exactly adapted TO the weakness of my sight This
Inconvenience Mr.. Tobias seems TO have removed
for the present by the substitution for me of better
and more suitable Glasses They are clear, crystal-
like, and comfort able 10 my eyes. would COM
mend him 70 those who, from age or other nHrmity.
require artificial aid In this way.
j. j. SIrKIrs M d.
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WASHINGTON LIBRARr.-The following named
gentlemen have been elected directors of the
Washington Library Association: James f. Hal.
lday, George j. Abbott, w. Q. Force, J. w.
Thompson, Lewis Clephsne, z. W. Denham, A R.
Shepherd.
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The PArRoL.-The patrol Of citizens, recently
organized, was commissioned by the Mayor on
Wednesday, and went on duty last night. They
proceeded vigorously to discharge their duty, and
arrested three colorod boys for being out after
hours, who were fined according to law, and one
man for lying drunk on the street, who was sent
to the workhouse.
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