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II Saturday last was the 229th anniversary of
the settlement Of Boston. and the day was to have
been celebrated in that city by the firing Of can
non, tie ringing of bells, balloon ascension. a
grand civic and military processios, a PRAYER and
an grafton, and numberless addresses by some OF
the FIRST men OF the old Bay State, together with
lhe inauguration OF Hiram Powers statue of
Daniel Webster Owing to the equinoctial gale.
however, the city celebration was postponed but
'ne statue was duly inaugurated at Music Hail.
ana Edward Everett delivered his great Webster
speech ON the occasion
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II In Philadelphia, well-concerted attem pit
was made on Saturday night to flood the city with
counterfeit 20 notes on the Bank of Commerce
Philadelphia. The police obtained early notice
Of the attempt, and promptly notified all the stores
open along their respective beats in the fifth ward
In less than an hour five different persons were
taken into custody, each Of whom was provided
with roll Of the notes. The counterfeits are
represented as being executed in mastery style
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

IL in New York a few DAYS ago. as a vouno
girl Is years Of age, named Mary Louisa Noonan,
was returning from her work she encountered
another girl named Mary GaG, who urged two
boys, Robt Fisher and SamI Clark to assist her to
beat Mary NOOnan. for some trivial offence. Mary
CAT seized her by the hair and threw her down.
when the two boys beat her and kicked her severe
iy in the lower part of her body. On Sunday
morning the injured girl died. when q warrent
was issued for the arrest of the parties engaged in
the 1aIir
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GECR1FTEOwN.
Correspondence Of 7Ae Star.

"a GEoRsErowS, Sept. 20, 1850.
Rumors abound here this morning Of breaks at
various points on the Canal, but up to this time
we have been unable 10 trace them 10 a respon-
received
In consequence of the damage 10 the Long
Bridge, our streets were enlivened Yesterday and
un'i late hour last night by the passage Of pro-
cessions and parties to and from the Steuben fes-
tival at Arlington
1t commenced raining here at O'Clock this
morning. and from, pearauces will continue all
day. No business W6ing, and no news 70 report
700 cattle offered at Drovers' Rest Yesterday of
which 80 were sold at from 81 ~ to % 81 = on
the hoof equal to - to 81 IS net 80 were driven
on to Baltimore and l5O left over. RAYMOND.
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II The difficulty with the Bergen Tunnel
rioters on tue New York and Erie Railroad con-
t:nued until Sunday afternoon, when the police of
Hudson city, aided by the military of New Jer-
sey. succeeded in arresting many of the ring
leaders The arrests were made very quietly,
without resistance or bloOdshed and could as
easily have been done twenty-four hours previ-
0usly as when il was
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ID We have received copies of the series o.
writing-books entitled g Payson Dunton and
Scribner's combined system Of Rapid Penman
ship" These books have achieved wide popu
larty, and have just been adopted in the school.
of Washington.
Also, we have "TIannaford and Payson's Book
Keeping" adapted to the same system of pen.
manshiP, and which strikes us just the thing to
enable the little folks to master the details of tina,
rather tedious study
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

STILL ANOTHER STUPESDOUs RooRB.cx If
having been quite month since the last previous
roorback started to shake the public's confidence
in the integrity of the management of the afr.irs
of the War Department was originated another
has accordingly been cOncocted-a story charging
cOlluson and fraud on the part of the Chief of
the Department and his subordinates in recent
extensive sale Of Government mules In I-tah-the
pretended particulars Of which are set forth with
minuteness by an Utah correspondent of the St
Louis Democrat, and are revamped in every jour-
nal in the land conducted by men who fancying
their political purposes better served by falsehood
tan by the truth, prefer to deal In the former as
being more congen!al to their own personal charac
'efs' The manner In which the New York Times
IePuohshes and dilates upon this roorback with
luii knowledge not only that its aspersions upon
sehlenen are SO far ned by the slightes
PROOF whatever, but that they are SO monstrous
ana ridiculous as to carry their own RECITATION
win them, illustrates how desperately off fo,
plausible reason even, for finding fault with tho
Administration, the opposition really are. as wei
as the entire want Of integrity Of personal cha,
acter on the part Of too many who have manaoad
TO TX themselves in the conduct Of a portion q
the American press.
We trust this batch Of unsustained monstrous
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II The boys who recently set fire to the House
of Reformation at Deer Island, Mass, have been
sentenced as follows Riley, ten years hard labor
in the House Of Correction; Cofran nine years
and Gordon three years. In the case of Martin and
Dwyer, the District Attorney entered mol. pros d.
and Martin was discharged. Dwyer, however. is
held in custody to answer to indictment for be-
ing an accessory before the fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

IL Cornelius Wood, the man who knocked
Mr.. Stryker off Of the platform at the late New
York Democratic Convention at Syracuse, has
been dismissed from the public store department,
in New York city, for being absent" on that oc-
sion without leave"
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
UESDAY............ 30. 1889
Spirit of the Morning Press

The Constitutions notes the symptoms Of vitality
lately manifested by the "whig General Con-
IN ttee' Of New York, in a movement to organize
;hst party, and bring out the Hon. Edward Bates,
Of Missouri, as Presidential candidate.
The Constitutions also congratulates the Demo
cratic party on the happy termination of the Mas
sachusetts Democratic Convention, and defends
the Supreme Judges Of the United States from a
charge by the Detroit AdgsTtissT, OF being TOO olo
to properly fulfill the duties of their office
The IatsIiesae.y concludes its series Of articles
N the Territorial question.
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IL The storm of Saturday did>1naate darn
age in Virginia. We hear from many counties
scattering accounts Of its destructive violence.
On the banks Of the Rappabannock and its trib-
utaries the flood sweIk OF not only all the fences
in its path, but all the low ground corn that had
been cut and left in shocks. usual at this sea-
son. AL the low ground tobacco growing on the
RaPPalannock and its tributaries was also entire
ly destroyed, together with a multitude of mill
dams, DC
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C-ln New York. the storm OF saturday last
blew down brick tenement house. burying sew
eral Of the inmates in the ruins. Only one how
ever, was seriously injured and that by having
his leg broken. The tide in the river was unusu-
ally high, and tie cellars of many buildings on
the East river side were overlooked, causing con
siderable damage. Several accidents happened 20
vessels in the harbor. Owing to the severity If
the storm, none Of the outward bound steame 5
Went to sea
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II The North Adams tragedy of Nav last.
wbiC h caused the death of Miss Matte Butler
under the most painful circumstances. has had
anot-er victim On Saturday lat, Charles But
Ter. t.ther of the unfortunate young lady, died of
grief Since the fatal day lac had been gradually
pininy away, until death came to his aid
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lht "hAND loDGE or ODD-FELLOws AT BAL
TiN"RE--F The annual communication Of the r
W "raI Lodge Of the United states commenced
}es'rfdry monday at tue hall in Baltimore with
the borrowing officers present: SamJ Craiobead
NJ " "-'.nd Sire; Edward II Fitzbupb DENNY
"f1hd sH': James l.. Ridgely, Corresponding
and Recording Secretary; Joshua Nans.n, c.
Treasurer, Rev A Paul Reyitop t:rI c on"
lain; isaac M. Tucker Grand N,Tstai. ~ - udP
~ Lew {. 6-and Guardian; John y Cb.n'ha.
lam. Grand Messenger. Also r.n,aSa,,,ts
from twenty-,uTct Grand lodges and eleven 60
Encampmeuts.
After the transaction Of various prelimi,.,
businC.S, there we're many resolutions Of imDori-
proposed for future action, all Of which were
appropriately fired One was from Ohio In
eject an chg -nent of the X w. Grand I.od0e
aid the x. W Grand Encampment; one from
california, 10 change the sessions from annual To
b!-lhnuali one rom New Jersey, opposing a fur
ther agitation of the mergement Of the Patrarchal
Rs-tes Into subordinate Lodges, believing IL fu-
hle, also: one from Ohio. TO the effect that II is
their desire that the organization of the Grand
Lodge of the Tilted States shall be SD arranged as
10 relieve IL rom Its financial embarrassments
The report OF the rand Sire saws among other
things: IL is true that from some fields of oI,r vast
vineyard the udhgs that reach us are not so Chez
ing. There arc iallings OFF in numerical strenotb
and financial cor dtion. But upon eraminst3en
these viii BE- found local in their cbaracte, "a
ia my judgment, easily reconciled unon ressnn''
aol- and natural principles with the really bssItb-
H.! and vigorous condition of the Order at large ),
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IL From J. Shillington, we have the fresh
and Lteres.ing October number OF Godey's Lady s
Book; Dumas's last novel. 1.-THE Mohicans of
Paris published By the Petersons; and No = of
Petersoas' cheap edition of Diekens's Works in
Guiding parts Of ''Oliver Twist" and.''The Pick
wick Pans
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IL Mayor Swami. of Baltimore, has issued a
long address TO the people OF that city deprecatng
the late - REFORM movement there He holds
that Baltimore is no worse in its social condition
than some other cities not great way OBJ and
that such movement was an unnecessary and
Improbable publication of the weaknesses of the
city, giving rival cities no better than their own
an undue advantage, which they would not be
slow &C. avail themselves of
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II The Maryland delegates to the U. $. Agri-
cultural Fair at Chicago were Colonel Jessop, of
Baltimore county; Combs Staley, Of Frederick
T. 3. Du Val, of Prince George; and C. 3. Oud-
esluys, Of Baltimore
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DOUGLAs IN GEORGIA The democ racy Of Noxu-
bcs county, al meeting last week, passed a reso-
luton declaring that they will not support Judge
: A. Douglas ior the Presidency, even if he is
nominated by the Charleston Convention.
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W The fathers Of two Of the young ladies
s'vindled by Leslie, alias Johnson have published
a card in the Philadelphia papers. in which they
sly that there we're only nine victims, and not
fft,sn, as represented, and tat none Of the ladies
are missing.
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RAILROAD DISTRACTED By Nor Thurs
day last Was the Semi-Inonthly pay day of the
aborers employed on the Bergen tunnel works of
the New ork and Erie railroad. Unfortunately.
there was no cash forthcoming. They became
greatly exasPerated in consequence of the default
Of the company or the contractors, swore that no
trains should pass until they obtained their wages,
and on Friday they carried out their threat by
placing distinctions on the track thereby causing
the detention Of the trains and stopping the mails
and passengers in their transit Upto last accounts
the oistrlctiOns had not been removed but tn.
Mayors Of Jersey City, Hudson CITY, and Hoboken
Lad called oot the military to preserve the peace
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II The Grand Turk Railway have issued ex-
our,ion tickets from Detroit, Michigan, to Port
land, in anticipation of the visit of the Great
Eastern. The price of ticket there and return is
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKERs-TI.

NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS The
" Potomac Steamboat Company. r.
In addition to the semi weekly trips Eh&N
Of their steamer Powhatan TO Nor
folk, ofer the public OF Washington and vicinity an
toinse 20 GIYMQNT and AQUA CREEK(tvio
daily during the hot weather.
To parties of three more excursion tickets will
be issued At one dollar 3 ID each for Gymont vilh
privilege Of remaining there al night and returning
next day; also for Aq via Creek, at two dollars
with privilege of remaining one or two DAYS
:. The angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
other small fish being abundant; also, hne shooting
game being plentiful.
Good Hotel Recommendations can bs had at these
places.
Boats leave foot Of sth street at sx O m and sx
p. m. Returning, ~ p. IN. and 81 a. m.
For further information inc uiro at the Com,,p,',
3fhee, No; 312 Pennsy lyans avenue. next door to
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat COMPANY
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PERSONAL.

COLUMBUS BUILDING ASSOCIATION
~ has only been few days since we published IN
the star the action of a "ChQue," who not only
institution of this Association, but end avof still
to control ITS finances. Contrary To- ths wishes of
afaJ9rlt, OF the me bers, last night meeting was
called at German Hal. Mr.. Jacob Angler took the
Chair although the legally elected Secretary held
IN mis- hands that gentlaH ans resignation of tina
ONCE. There is something dark ana mysterious in
the acton OF the old officers of this SCc:ety, espe-
cially all that pertaining to its finances AT the
meeting last night a County Constable was in Ar
tendance to gag any of those members who should
presume TO make known their rights and dare
maintain them" In fact that offciai was Greeted
10y the assumptions President to take several ito
the cilque) oUnoxiOus members from the room.
The Secretary, VIM. Saut r, had writ served on
him by the Deputy Marshal. at the instance OF one
Uhiman, repleyylng the books of the Association
and the only evidence the members had of the doIngs
OF us former ofhcers. GEO. CHORUS.
It. w SAITTro S'
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EOS0 REWARU.--Broke jail, on SUNDAY
SSSC night, the 18th instant, two white men,
DER.
. he said AITHEY was committed to Jail on the
10Th day of June last, charged with the murder of
J. u. kIantz at Laurel Factory. Prince Georges
c9nkty, Maryland. He is about hive feet eight or
dark brown haIr--had on common clothing and a
pair of substantial leglrons Up to the time of the
drying Q team hauling cotton To thefactory
We VIII give reward Of Two Hundred Dollars
where aken-provifed he is delivered at the jail of
Prnce Gsorge ~ courty, Maryland
Said MAGRUDER WAS committed on the lItb
day OF July last, charged with theft Heisa youth
about nineteen years of age, has fair compexion'
lght HAIR and very blue eyes ia about We feet SIX
ID G.. e IA
WewIll give a reward Of Fifty Dollars for his
apprehension. If delivered at the Jall of Prince
Georges county. Maryland.
Nv order OF the COMM ssIoners:
w. BADEN, President of the Board
Test:-T. F.. WILLIAMS, Clerk An % NJ
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II The number of applications for admission
20 Vale College, for the ensuing term, IL larger
III, ever before, about 49, candidates having al
ready been examined.
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NJ IL NOTICE. III
W r. Call the attention of our customers and the
public generally to a cargo of very superior RED
Ash Goa 4. inst arrived per schooner Louisa
fncker. and will be sold at a very low figure de-
Ivsred from the vessel. Persons who desire to Law
IA their Coal for the Winter VIII find it greatly to
tiiaI- advantage to cal and see us before buying
III Also, expected daily, schooner Glass Blow
er; with 30 tons Of very superior WHITE ASH
COAL. e. z and stove size
III Coal kept on plank floors.
McKNEW Il NARROW,
e"St tStates.) corner 9TH st. and Canal,
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
7 Asst PIC MIC AND BALL
National Guard.

The Guard q AIR. 10 infarm their friends And pat
rons that, On TIT RSDAI .Septem SIT.
b"r ia, he, they propose closing tb -
BALL at COLOMBIA SPRINGS. aGd 10 Is their
most srdest wish 10 hsve present that occasion
day Of pleasure without alloy.
Friend WIthers will re there.
Omnibusss will leave the foot Of the Capitol. the
corners OF 9TH street and Pa avenue and th street
and Maryiand avenue ct sA O'Clock a. m and 2
o'ciock p; m and hourly from 18th 81 aud Pa. sy /.
through the day.
The tickets that were issued for our pic mic on the
9Th will b, good on that day. Tickets OF admission
for gentleman and iaiiss, FIFTY CENTS.
Ribbons will he furnished gentlemen At the Ea,s
COMMITTEE Of ArraaseRea,S.
Capt Jas. A. TAFT, III. NJ KNIGHT.
Lieut. II. r. Lloyd, John II. Bird.
Jacob Hess, George b. Clart.
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falsehoods may be published by such Journalists
wherever the latter are, that the country may be
at length aroused to a sense of the utter degrade
non 70 which newspaper men Of their class have
broue themselves; for in branch of Americas
public afairs have the United States deteriorated
more of late years than 10 the character of large
a portion Of its press, which was never before an
utterly regardless of truth of the decencies of life,
and of the obligation which every gentleman
should feel moi to misuse the privileges and oppor
tunities of the journalist to the undeserved injury
of any man.
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LOST AND FOUND.


/ VII E9n FRIDAY, the 10th ihst., small MEN
- ORANDCM BOOK, belonging To N, WIN
VA r., containing papers OF value 10 no one but
TIE owner. tins finder will coufar a great favor b,
leaving IL al the star Once or Barnard 60 s
lug SURE GEORGETOWN. sel7-St
STRATED OR ST0LEN-On September 10, h,
- RCD roam COW, She IL about wears 1907
oiu, mas horns, and - marked with slit in KAk,ss
her right ear. A suitable reward Will be-
paid TOR her return to X. p. DODGE, MoStromeTy
o. ,ueorketo~n. sel7-St
'AkEN UP ESTRAY-On the 18th INST. a
\ mouse oolored HORSE COLT, with -
star and stripe in Ia forehead, black ~ me IN
aosn the back rag hind foot white add aN2A
rulse on the side OF the ight knee po.ed Ia Ia
HN1sr ga The owner is requested 10 come for
wafd, prove property, pay charges and tai ID avay
- WILLIAM PHIPPS
soh-N toll gate, 9TH street road.
&S REWARD.-Wss lost in the woods north of
VIZ Lions Mltl, on saturday. Sept. 10TH 8. :
ai nippn1 ,o rnarkedi like a hounC tx
anu whitr tlpt tai. ANY person who will b-oy "A
Dog TO No. $40 18th street west, above 4, 8 rae,
ma receive the above reward. As buntin, dog
ne 10 eood Tor nothing, and this advertisement ~
only 70 prove To his owner that he really Ia lost
So 10 lwr ' 10 'ost'
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THE REAPER SUIT.-A telegraphic dispatch to
the Star announces the decision, in Chicago, Of
the great Reaper suit between Hussey and McCor-
mick in favor Of the former all points In view
of this fact is there any way for the public
to recover the immense amount Of money it has
paid for the use of the Mccormick Reaper patent,
which the law thus says was illegally exacted for
the benefit of the owners Of that patent.
PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS IN CALIFORNIA The
General Land Office forwarded to-day to the Sur
veyor General of California patent for the ssJa-
cinto' rancho, containing 35,4s7 SO acres con-
frmed to VIM. III. Kee, and for the ssRancho de
las Flores' containing l3,3l5.5s acres, confirmed
to VIM. 8 Chard.
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COMMISSIONER OF PATRNTs.-Hon. VIM. ID.
Bishop has returned to the city after absence of
few weeks at his home in Bridgeport CT, and
resumed the duties of his position
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Leut r. P. Chapman and
Master r l.. Phythian have been ordered for duty
on board the U. 9. sOop-of-war Saratoga.
Passed Assistant Surgeon VIM. F. Darlington
has been ordered to the Naval Hospital near War
ringtop, Florida.
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THE WEATHEK.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about o,clock:
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n X A w N G
Mr.. WIN. MACLEOD Announces that ha will
resume instructions a The above accomplIs hments
on "Wednesday, september 18th. in his new class
rooms, at Nj IS. l.anphier's, z Pa avenue (snuth
sIdcl between 9Th and J. tn SITS. Glass days, We'd
nesdays aud Saturdays, from to ii m.
Terms Invariably IN advanced as follows:
DRAWING, lessons per week, per quarter of
nyr pnITTISE' 40 .-'...'...-..0
Private lessons in latter s. per hour.
Apply as above, or address through Post Office
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NEW STYLE CLOAKSANDRAGA
4 received beautiful assortment an BACK
end Colored Cloth Cloaks and Ragans the latest
fa styles, and will be sold at the lowest cash pII-
ces. j. w. COLLFE A CO.
seB@ S23 18th street, above Pc. avenue,
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DANCING ACADEMY.

- CARUSPS SALOON
LEWIS CARUSI Takes pleasure to acouaint
his friends and patrons that he will resume %
the duties OF his profession, commencing on ~
the hr't Tuesday II October, and continue -
during tn season, on Tuesdays, Thursdays tlk
and Saturdays
Classes for young ladies from to O'Clock D. m.
DE-. do. gentlemen 6to9 do.
Application for admission NAV be made at tha
saloon ON same days. ne 30 eo3tt
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: EXHIBITIONS
SKI
DAYS,
Three Days,
Three DAYS,
Three DAYS,
Days.
BEiTz EACH AFTERNOON
BBtfiFzj NItSsfhr. ,
r r." nOsDkkifs =; s5s8s'Ek:sDAr. 4
2 WEDNESDAY
Two ARTERY ooNs
Two NIGHTS.
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RLACK SILKS! BLACK SII.KSm-ws offer
- now the cheapest and best Black Silks ~ the
market. Also, a small lot Of rich Fancy Colored
Dress Silks. bought at auction and will he sold NJ
small advance for ca.h to close them quick.
j. w. COLBY a. Co
SELF Sc 523, It'll street, above Pa ayenne
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BOARDING.

RqAkDlNG.-MTs. BOWIE, 47O 18th street,
- Oetween And u east side, has pleasant and
NOONnS TOT rent au s4-lm
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Il At GiBsoN's, No. Is Pa. sv..
seE-<W between 9Th and 9th sts
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Two MUSIC TEACHERS AND UUSIC Inv
ING PEOPLE Il am this DAY an reae,p, of a
W srgs collection of foreign music, consisting IL
Violin Solos, Songs. Polkas, MazouIEas &c cal
sud look II over at ChlckeTlng a Sons PisIo torta
nkchcy tsc tSD JOHN r
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A Il COST, AT COST,
- SELLING OFF TO REMOVE.
-! will sell. for few weeks. my large stock of
FANCY and STAPLE Try GOODS at cost, to
reduce stock before moving to the large store ne
door aast) at present occupied by H. j. Mel aughiIn
as farcy stare. Determined to sell ut cost have
engaged additional force to wait upon those who
may call.
Store for rent and Fixtures for sale.
j. c. GIBSON, Is Pa ay
seSD-lw betWean 9th and lNrh sfs
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FALL AND WINTER, -59.-Ladas' Cloak,
l. Rag lans, Busters, Mantillas. Ard ShawIs in
new design at UtD MAXWEIL'S