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SPIRIT OF TIE noRNrxa pppSs

Inc 1nfe11tgencer again considers the enor
mites OF the = as understand ;ty theory T.,
modern statesmen, the childishly foolish speech
OF senator Sumner lately delivered in the
massachusetts Free Soil Convention, forming
the editors text. We do not know that in the
whole course Of our reading, we ever perused
. more powerful newspaper article than this
mornings leader in the Iutslkiesucer II
completely exposes the weakness of those pub.
ho men who, to shield themselves from cen.
sure for deliberately risking the future peaee
ana prosperity ct the country in their eager
ness to play the demagogue for their own i'm
meoia'e advantage, pretend that they are at
liberty to interpret the constitution, each man
OF them according to their own interest. fancy.
prejudice, or sinister purposes-that's it, And
ost this precious rule of mob law-for II
amounts to nothing more-is to be followed bv
any and all at their leisure and pleasure
This doctrine, as Silly advocated by Senator
summer, the IntsIligemeer completely explodes
this morning.
Ihe On'on, in an swer to the declaration of
the Alexandria Gazette, of surprise at tho
tone OF the organ since the elections with
reference to Know Nothingism, says:
we nave no hesitation in reneatin, ~
phatically that the true Democratic ssig eln-
one OF uncomplomisips antagonism to .b Is
secret order of Now Nothineism P 20 IN. me
DOES not imply that our party is not readv n TO
ns surs ~ socn reaso liable amendn ents of the
GENERALIZATION laws as time and ernar;anns
Lave pointed out as necessary and nroner
Neither does it commit US to the approval or
defence OF naturalized citizens when ths;r ao
m n, is such as to subject them to censures
Inc spirit OF the natuI aIization laws exnso..
those who enjoy its benefits to becoms 80;
oani.ed in sentiment, in feeling, in dsmeanor
ana In hearty and exclusive allegiance to
eur own government. The Democracy Of rbe
' En,on VIII never hesitate SO to amend the
and will not seek to secure these objects nv
snlsaae Oh Intolerance against foreigners as
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HE WEEKLY STAR

All at distance who desire to know what
~ going on at Washington, at a trifing cost,
snoais subscribe for the Weekly Star. 1t ia
q complete weekly record of the Governmental
and local affairs of the Capitol of the nation.
mniie the correspondence of distant papers.
which is generally written BY strangers at
washington, can but seldom be relied on, the
news given IN this journal is rarely wrong.
q Inc Weekly Star is printed from clear
Vpe' On double sheet Of fine paper, in a form
'nst can be conveniently bound News from
al quarters Of the world, as well as choice
h'erary selections, will be found in eyerv
NUMBER OF our weekly. Price S1.25 per an.
mum TN Advance
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Arrival of the Steamer Africa,
THE STORY OF THE TAKING OF SEVAS.
TAPOL A HOAX
TtAE MI a RK Il rs, sc.

ADVANCE IN BREADSTUFFS, 4c. :
The steamer Africa arrived at her wharf at
New York yesterday afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
with three days later news from Europe.
Among the passengers by the Africa is Mr..
Muir, the British consul at New Orleans, and
Jerome Bonaparte, of Baltimore. There are
$50 passengers in all.
SEVASTOPOL NOT TAKEN-PROGRESS OF
THE WAR.
The rejoicing in England and France has
been suddenly checked by the announcement
that Eevastopol is not taken-that the de- true
ton Of the Russian feet is false-that the OK
plosion of Fort Constantine is untrue-and
that Omer Pasha's dispatch is forgery
Seyastopol was being invested by the al
lies, but as late as the 30th ultimo, had not
fallen.
The official Gazette extra, published the fol.
lowing from Lord Stratford de Radcliffe to
Lord Clarendon
CoNsrANrINoPLE, Sept. 80, 9, Evening"
The allied armies have established q basis of
operations Mt Balaklava. On the morning of
the 18th they were preparing to march with
out delay upon Sevastopol. The Aganemnon
and other vessels Of war were at Balaklava
| whore they were disembarking the battering
| trains. .e.l.5. .sr- ..fl..
| 1t is stated that Mensohikoff is in the field
with 10000 men, daily expecting reinforce.
| ments. q" .. el5'..@
The Notifications of Anapa were burnt by
the Russian garrison, who we're marching t
the scene of action. ,;ul,. = aat
| The French Ambassador of Vienna had tel
egraphed the Minister of Foreign affairs, I'M
der date Of the 4th instant. Intelligence wa
said to have been brought that Omer Pash,
bad contradicted the exaggerations relative t.
the battle of Alma r..F 49,.
The Austrian Consul at Odessa, autographed
that the struggle commenced on the 18th, ant
continued. When the courier left on the 9th
the allies were on the road to Balbreck, tel
miles from Sevastopol. Omer Pasha had or
ders to join the army Of the Crimea.
.a D." LATER. '' wee
The allies occupy Balaklava, and are j
communication with the feet, and comman
the approaches to SevaHopol, which is COZ
sidered invested.
1t is dOubtfully rumored that the second lin
of defence has been carried.
Generals Osten, Sacken, and Luders, hav
D. entered the Crimea with forty battaliOns.
At the battle of Alma, 900 Russian prison
|. ers were taken.
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ASTROLOGY DEMONSTRA TED.

DROF. LEO SOUND may b. consulted on matters
liz of importance in thst wonderful work OF As
trolosy forteling par icular events, incident TO hu
man life, such as marriage, description Of husband
or wife, how the parties shall agree Of chan ging ss
nations, or employm Mt, speculsting, partnership,
law suits, friends, riches theft things lost, things
found health, Sickness death, past present and ~
ture events and all concerns of life.
Madame Rosillia may he csns ulted st the same
place Gentlemen 81. Ladies Soc. Oolored persons
25c. each apply at 5>3 northwest corner and
Twelfth strssl, Is and. oct linz
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A III USEM n n rs.
FIRST BALI, OF THE SEASON

THE co q 90 CLUB Of Alexsndria, nEs grs..
pleasure in iufor ring the citizens Of Aler,n
dris that they will hold their Arst snnual Ball 4,
sarepa Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, the 2th
instant -
This being their nrst b. sheypr mise those Who
may favor fhsm with their company tina. no Effort
shall be spared to rem Ter the hall one OF the most
pleas ant and agreeable ever he'd in this plscs.
Strict order .iu be expected and enforced.
Superior Ootillon Music will be prevent from
WASN'T nGton
Hacks will convey the ladies to and from the ball
Tickets 81 20.
Rsfres hments furnished for the ladies.
oonMFsu OF ARRASsENKNrs-
Francis sloan, 8 Bca b,
Jonah III White. CCh'p'ey,
Armstsad Hurdle, CO Whit.
A. J. stallinRs
Al xsNpRIA October 19-dtbs
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FURNITURE BOUGHT.

TTNHE subscribers, dealers in new and secondhand
i Furniture, would beg leave to inform the pub
lie that they are at all times prepared to pay the
highest cash prices ;or second hand Furniture and
will purchase tie whole stock Of those declining
housekeeping, who may wish to avoid the trouble
and expense of an auction.
BONTZ COONBS,
Cheap Furniture Dealers,
oct 21-3. Seventh, between 1 and K streets.
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CARD.
John 7 Mc0nIILAN.

Undertakes, successor to Rich I'd Petit,
y would respectfully inform his CD
friends of Georgetown, Washington,
and vicinity that he is prepared to fulfill all
ders in his line in the est possible manner. No
expense or trouble has been sparsd to provide him
self with all manner Of convenieLcss for Under
taker.
Funerals attended to at the shortest notice.
Calls at all hours Of the night promptly answered
at his shop and residence opposite Forrest Hall,
east side Of High street, Georgetown.
JOHN j. MCMILLAN,
Successor to Richard Petit, Georgetown.
oct 2l-eO9ts
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NEW GOODS FOR GKNTLENEH.

ID ]. STEER, Merchant Tailor, Is constantly 70
ceiving new sccessions to his large and - A.
elegrnt stock of Gentemen's fsli and Winter
Goods, all of which he Is prepared to make w
up to order I'm q most superior sty lie at Sort ~
notice Gentlemen In want Of Superior Clothing
may rely on being suited by calling at No. &xs
Washington Place, .eventh q. oct Got
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q calender Boy, q Colonel in the Turkish
cavalry, Of whom frequent mention is made
In the present war, is described as eighty nine
years of age, of medium size, but powerful
frame He is of Tartar origin, Mussulman
by birth, born in the 'Crimea, to which his
father emigrated from Poland, and inherits
tho rank of Count, and an estate in Bessara-
bia. While yet youth, he was expelled from
tho Crimea for political reasons, and thence
forward became the sworn enemy of Russia.
His life has been spent in warfare. lie parti-
eipa,ed IN the Carlist war in Spain, and the
evolutionary struggles in Portugal, and for
his services in the Peninsula was honored with
eleven different orders Of nobility He was a.
the siege Of Herat in 1886, in Central Asia,
participated in the Chinese war with the Brit
ish, and fought under Abd-el Kader in AL
giers; was in the Hungarian revolution under
Benz, and has since been in the Turkish ser
vice, fighting against the Montenegrins and
Bosnians, and the Russians. In the Montene
grin war he achieved brilliant victory, and
won the title of Pacha, but Austria and Rus
STA protesting against such an honor to one of
the Hungarian leaders, he voluntarily re-
signed it. At Kalafat, last winter, he rem
dsred important services. It is said that he
speaks French we'll, and has travelled much in
the United States -...
LORD STIRLING's CLArM.-It is stated one
Of the important motives leading to the visit
, OF our distinguished townsman, the Hon
Reverdy Johnson's visit to England is connee-
ted with the so-called Lord Strings claim to
important lands and fishery privileges on the
coasts of the British American possessions
Mr.. johnson has rendered an opinion on the
subjectin which he says:
although Lord Stirling, on account of the
vastness Of bis legal rights, has failed thus far
to secure their full recognition, I am Of opinion
that whom his case is fairy presented for com
promise, the British Government cannot wisely
or honorably refuse him most liberal sun
for the surrender of his vast rights and priv
leges, including, besides the title to many mil
lions Of public lands in the colonies, the RICH
OF fishery on the coats Of Canada, Nov,
Scotia, and New Brunswick the rights of vice
royalty, and the extraordinary privilege O
creating baronets, all secured by undoubteC
charters and confirmed by the hi CHEST iudicia
and official sanction
It is to be hoped that no one on this side o.
the Atlantic will invest hard cash in this hum
bug
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

TNaE subscriber would respectfully inform y
Il numerous friends and the public generally %
in addition to his Wood and Goal ard near %
Phoenix Planning Mil, Georgetown, be has, for %
better accommodation of that portion Of bis oos
TONERS who reside in Washington, opened ysreN
the corner OF Twenty FIRST and streets.
At either of the above places those In want Of re
will at ali time, find q good supply Of oil kind%
WOOD and COAL. at the lowest market pricfs .r
All orders left at either Of the above plsce VIZ
be attended to with promptn-ss and dispatch.
SOLOMON SLOWER,
Successor to
sep 27-d2m TkAVkRs 4 STOVE
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DANCROFr-vOL 8 OF BANCRoFT's HIsTo'
ID of the United states
Old Redstone, by Joseph Smith, ID ID
The Inebriate's Hut, by Mrs southworth
Kansas and Nebraska, by Is Hale
Isabel Carrsllton, Psrs nal Retrosl ect by knse
Glen
Meigs on Childbed Fevers
Kolhker's Microscepical Anatomy
Drake on the principal diseases (secret series)
TAYLOR Il MAURY's
oct l9 Bookstore, near 9th st.
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rHICk ERING T. SONS sUPE RlVh
~ pIANOS.--The subscriber, in m
addition to his former stock, has re
Gently received from Boston seven HNE
more superb Pianos, forming the lar.b
gest and most elegant assortment in this oity. n,
Magnificent Louis XIV, Central and Squsre ~
AMOS, Of 9, 6L, 81, 6s< and octares of tn, ~
styles, from the world renowned fsctery Of Cbicss
Ing = Sons, and other approved factories ~,
viii be 20 d - low Is they can be boughMS7
Union. .7lfFlF
Second hand Pianos taken in part payment.
New Music received ssmiweskly
sep 1876 KIcHD DAVIS
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GRAND MILITARY BALL.

THE Executive Com q ttee Of Presidents h-unt-
i cd Quad take great pleasure 10 announcing
to thec numerous friends, the military sRa citizens
generally that they will hsvs The honor Of giving
their Second Grand Ball on THURSDAY EVENING,
November ID, at Odd Fellows Hall when ths,
pledge themselves that nothing shall be left undos
to nd AXE it site Bal of the Seasnn." Ths arrange
ments are complete in every particular.
The Supper and Refreshments will be FURNISHED
By an experienced caterer
ProHeri's cele brated Military and Cotiilon Band
are engaged to delight those who "trip II on the
light fantastic toe"
The Ball win be opened bv Grand Promenade,
at O'Clock. the Band performing the Presidents
Mounted Guard Quick tep com 9osed and arranged
by Prof Prospect, expressly for the Company, AZ
dedicated 20 Capt Joseph Peck.
Tickets x2-admttiag . gentleman and lsdi.s-
may be procured fr m CAP ain Peck or any member
of the Executive Committee.
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served, and the date of his enlistment and dis.
charge, for an approximation thereto,) should
be stated.
a.. 8. COOPER, Adjutant Gen sral,
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartment.-on yesterday, the Goth of Oct.
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
EVANS NEW STYLE HATS

- The handsonsest Hats eUer Of -
q tered in this city for -. -
We advise every one to call and get Hat IL they
wish 70 save Q dollar
oct 20-3t 236 Pa avenue
TOpEY'S LADY'b Book FOR NOVEMBER con.
VI tains splendid Engravings ara oolorej fashion
plates for sale st
SHILLINGT )N'S BOOKSTORE
Ladies' National Magazine for November
Arthur's Home Magazine do
Robert Bruce, the Hero King
The CABIN Boys Story
Swell life at
All the new Books received for sale ss eoou q
published at
sHILLINGTONs Bookstore,
cor. Pa av. and ~ St, 0deon Building.
oct OFT
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THOSE persons that have changed their residences
Il since our csnvsssere cali ed them, and ell
who are not housekeepers, that desire their names
in the New Directory, can have th'm inserted by
leaving their names &c at cur Office within one
week j. TEN EYCK,
Contractor for numbering the city,
oct 20-1w No. S42 street.
DICTURk OF A LADY.-A BEAUTIFUL LIT
i tie Daguerreotype, apparently from a ring,
found on the sidewalk, may be had by calling st
Vannersons Gallery. Also, of yourself, relative
acquaintance ons Of those iue toned, brill ant De-
guerreotypss peculiar TO his process
VANNERS0N'S GALLERY,
oct Dot between AZ and 9th SITS.
|nRsSS MAKinG-REMovAL. MRS. N
H. CREIGHTON, Fashionable Dress Maker. has re
moved from her late re sidenee treet between
9Th and 10th, to No. 479, Thirteenth strret, tvo
doors south Of Pennsylvania avenue. All orders in
her line promptly attended to oct l9-2w
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No. q. -=-
FIREMENS AND CITIZENS
GRAND BALL,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
On MONDAY EVENING. Nov. 9Th, 1864.
No. q.

THE NORTHERN LIBERTIEs'
FIRE COMPANY take pleasure in an.
nounc ng to their friends and The public generally
that their Second Annual Bau will take place at DAD
Fellows Hall, Seventh street, on MONDAY EVEN
ING, November OH, 1854.
The Company pledge themselves that no expense
OF pains will be spared to make this the Ball OF the
season. t--
Firemsn are respectfully requested to appear in
uniform. .....-.......s.r7
tho occasion. -s. -.r...
III ksts Submitting gentleman and ladies to
be had of any of the members, and at the door on
! the evening Of the ball. 49, -.---- p
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CARD TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

A CARD TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
TNHE subscriber begs leave to call public attsn-
i ton to his assortment Of House Furnishing
Goods which is rendered CON plete in every de.
psrtment. He has recently received in addition to
his former stock, cheap and beautiful variety Of
Cut and Pres sed Glass Ware
Plain white gold band, and richly decorated French
China
SuperiorsTable Cutlery, Silver plated Goods
Lamps aud Girandoles, Block Tin Goods
Japanred Ware, Bronze and Iron Goods
Fire Sets, Gas Fixtures, Baskets and Brushes
Britannia Ware, Iron Stone China
Mantel and Table Ornaments, Fancy Article
Altogether forming the largest collection and bss
assortment Of general House Furnishing Goods tina,
can be found In Warrington. He pledges himself
to sell as cheap as can be bought in this or any o.
the Eastern cities An examination Of articles spG
prices 10 earnestly solicited
O. w. BJTKLER, Iron Hall,
8lS Pennsylvapis avenue and $40 street.
t2l-eod6t
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WAS PICKED UP NEAR THE LITTLE FALLS
w Bridge about the first Of
. yellow Buffalo Cow, with a white ~
face. When found she had rope
halter ound the head and neck, -AA
and was dry, but in good order. Any ore owning
such COW can get information Of her by applying at
this Office oct 2l-Sts
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TOR Pnln TIN G NEArLY AND Kxff
67AR OFFICE. kH-1
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EOUND-A SMALL SUM OF MONTY IN THE
I Store of the subscribers, which the owner can
have by proving the same and paying for tolls ad.
verteemenr. W. EGAN 4 SON,
No. S2S Pa ave-, between 9th AMI 7th sts.
oct 2O-Sts a-e a-- ttr'
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FINE WATCH REPAIRING.

HAVING engaged one of the best workmsn in
Ill America, am now prepared to put8
in order the most difficult and complicated z "a
Watches equal to any other shop in thisE ~
country or Liverpool. Watch movements EeNy
jswelled throughout. Particular attention gwen
to ship and pocket Chronometers
Watchmskers' Tools and Materials for sale.
II. o. HOOD, -
AIS Pa. avenue, betw. ~ and 9th sts'
Oct 1Q-tf
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tuo OOoKS Oh tne Uopaltmont-
For the redemption of stock. 800. S.
For the payment Of Treasury debts 31..7
coE enc Customs. ...'..s......... a.
Covered into the Trssssfy from
miscellaneous sources. ......,..
For tho War Depar tment. SD. It's
For the Navy Department. $500. 1884,
For re paying in the Navy Depart
partment. 3,s
For the Interior Department. 2e
For repaying in the Interior De. :
p8rtment. ..................
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41sT AR LRTTKRA

LIST OF LETT rs -
Remsining tathe Post Office, Washingto~ Cay, d. C.,
October 81, 1854.
sPsrsons applying for letters the following list VIII
pleas AoyEHrREp.
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SCHOOL BOOKS Of every description At thu
- lowest publishers prices, at
"a '-'A TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
sep F. Bookstore. near 9th ct.
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WIN. HUGHES.

w NJ HUXLEY,
ANDsCAPE Gardener, Florist and Scotsman, st
Il 4 the corner It'll and B streets, Island, begs 10
remind the public in general that this is the bet
time OF the y,ar to make new gardens and improve
old ones. planting oil sorts Of Trees, Shrubs az
Roses; likewise to take up and house ell sue
Plants that will not stand the winter.
Having had upwards Of twenty years prsctiee .
the various branches of Gardening in this ceuutE
and England. fstters himself competent o execute
any part Of that branch, by day contract 10 srS
parties.
N. Bon hand fine Lemon and Orange Trees,
full bearing, tn be sold cheap; and fine colects
Of Roses AID other Plants for sale
Boquets made 10 order on reasonable terms
oct la-St&
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H Persons wanting the Evsnang Star'i in
baltimore, can procure it early every after
noon at Henry Taylor's Newspaper Denot
"Sun Iron Buildings.'' 'p'''
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49, Metropolitan M. e. church.
luz The Corner Stone Of the Metropolitan Meth
oGist Episcopal Church will be laid with appropriate
ceremonies On BOMBAY AFTERNOON next, the
Esd instant, at ~ O'Clock.
An ad Tres will be delivered by Bishop simp-op,
and it Is expected that Bishop Jaynes and other
distinguished ministers In the Church will partici.
pate in the services.
rHOS. 81. HAVENNER
Secretary of the Board of Trustee.
oct N-It
~ N atiOnal m edtcai COLLEGE The
Introductory Lecture to the for the present
session OF this Institution will be delivered BY Prof
Joshua Reilly, in the Ampbitheatre of the Washing
ton Infirmary, en- MONDAY, the sd instant, at
o'clock p. m.
The public are invited to attend.
The lectures will be given after 8 O'Clock m,
during this session.
LEWIS h STEINER, M. D., Dean.
oct 21-2t
~ MASONIC.--A special meeting of Pede
raj Lodge No will be held on MONDAY AFTER
NOON, the 23d instant, at o'clock, for the purpose
Of uniting with the NJ. W Grand Lodge, in laying
the corner stone ef the Metropolitan Church. corner
of ~ and streets.
By order Of the w. NJ:
| oct 2l-1t G. A. SCHWARZMAN Sec,
~ Grand subscription Ball. The
g National Greys respectfully inform the citi
zens Of Washington that they making ar ange.
| ments to give a Grand subscription Bali on Monday
evening Nov. 18th, 1854.
| For particulars see future advertisement.
| '---..... r. G. SHBKELL,
Secretary of the Executive Committee.
oct TT
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CHEAP HOUSE, FURNIsHINa GOODS.

tention Of the public to SIl9U -
'h:i. large and general assert d
msnt Oh house furnishing Goods, Y =s.<ss3S
(ooth new and second hand) en-
brseing every article usually kept In q complete
house furnishing Store. Our goods having been
purchased at the lowest cash prices We will guarsn.
tee to sell at least 20 per cent cheaper than any
other house in tn. city. Our motto is Punctuality
to businsss-Quick tales and small profits
Gives US q call and be convinced that money can
be saved in buying Furniture.
Furniture satly repaired and Vanished at the
shortest notice, on the most reasonable teens.
$50. ..t - 49,, BONTZ OO0MBS,
%. Seventh street, between and X streets
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SECOND HAND PIANOS TAKEN IN PART PAY
~ ment for new ones at the Music Depot Of
oct 1S-t HILBUS HITZ