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THE TAX BILL PASSED.

The House finally passed the ameuda.-
tory Tax bill. The license tax on distil.
leries was fixed al five hundred dollars
instead OF one hundred as at present.
The gas tax was passed so as to compel
the companies and not the consumers to
pay the tax after April next. The i'm.
portant tax on cigars, cheroots and
oigaretts was fixed at a specific tax Of
five dollars per thousand on all kinds
The nd valorem rate is abolished, and
IS simply to be specific tax Of the rata
named in future, The House refused 10
sustain the Committee in abollshinp the
cotton tax, bya vote Of 65 to 05. and
retained 1t as in the present law now in
force. The income tax was agreed upon
at the uniform rate Of 8 per cent, with
ono thousand dollars exempt.
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AUTooRATIc VS.. DEMOCRATIC RULE

AUTOCRATIC Us. DEMOCRATIC RULE.
The Philadelphia NORTH American
says that nothing can be more absurd
than the talk about our government now
undergoing violent change'iui mical to
the spirit Of the Constitution, because
Congress has determined to assume and
use those dormant powers expressly
confded to it by tho Constitution, but
hitherto not used. Undoubtedly the
purpose of this outcry is to sustain the
President 10 his gross offences against
Congress and popular sovereignty. It
is natural enough for an Executive who
denies to Congress all power Of legisla-
ton, not only in regard to the recon-
struction OF the conquered States, but to
almost all other political matters where
bis own views differ from the peoples
representatives, to treat: as revolution
the overruling of his numerous votoes
and the annulment Of his arbitrary acts.
The mystery Is as to tho process by
which he has been able to induce two
Republican Justices Of the Supreme
Court to assist him in this movement
While the people and their representa-
tives arc firm and clear in their views
and policy on this question, there seems
to be some evil influence at work to
destroy the faith Of our Senators and
Supreme Judges.
We have shown so fully and at such
length tho exact authority under which
Congress 10 acting, that II 10 not necos-
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A DOCTORS STORY.

'And now we'll have cozy, oomfor-
table evening together said my wife.
'And--but what's that, Irving
My wife started nervously, as sharp
peal from the bell interrupted our brlet
interval OF domestic quiet.
'Only the surgery bell, my dear,
Somebody wanting me, I suppose
And l went down stairs, secretly
wondering to myself il, after all, there
was such very wide difference between
galley slave and country doctor.
The surgery door stood wide open,
but nobody was there, and through the
blind darkness without l could discern
the dark outline Of close carriage, and
a man standing at the horses head.
who's there whats wanting 2 l
asked, coming to the threshold and in
stipctively buttoning up the cvercoat l
had hurriedly thrown on.
You're wanted DOCTOR said the man,
speaking indistinct!y behiad the mufll,
ing that surrounded his face
yes. but what for : Who wants mef
Il am not at liberty to tell
! had already entered the carriage,
but this suspicious answer inspired me
with distrust. made step to descend
but was too late. The vehicle was
already in motion.
1T is quite unnecessary to alarm yours
self, DOCTOR said quiet measured
voice at my side, Believe me, you are
quite safe and l trust you will feel no
uneasiness when I tell you must be
blindfolded'
And at the same instant fold band-
age was dettly slipped over my eyes.
Hold = / calculated. 1T strikes me
that this is rather superhuous. The
night is dark as Erebus, and you have
no lamp {!
Possibly returned the dry voice
'but it is best to run no risks
And then onsued silence of some
ten or fifteen minutes, while the cars
riage rolled swiftly along, and the low,
measured breathing Of my unknown
companion kept time to my own un-
comfortable thoughts.
At length my companion spoke again
in the same soft, modulated tones.
Doctor, one more little precaution is
necessary-your promise never to di-
vulge to human soul a word OF this
nights visit
I hesitated.
y cannot bind myself by any such
covenant The relation between physi.
clan and patient are of course aonfden.
tial but
The carriage paused abruptly here,
and the door was swung open, At the
same instant something cold touched
my temple. l recoiled in horror.
You surely would not murder me =
You promise, doctor 2
i promise J. gasped, recoiling from
the chilling touch fthe cold steel on my
temples
Very we'll, come +
Iwas led up narrow walk, through
a doorway, into room, where the
bandage WAS removed suddenly from
my eyes.
The spot was very familiar to me--a
ruinous cottage, long since abandoned
to decay, in the very heart OF dense,
swampy woods. How the carriage had
ever reached it was at loss to know.
Upon pile Of straw, hurriedIy thrown
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"SHEnMA ~ 0U5E,"
JUST OPENED BY
Tho@. bradley

POSITIVELY the most complete Hotel in
/ our town, Everything combined to fur
nish the best accommodation ever yet offered
to the public, :,
Meals furnished at all hours, table proyld-
ed with the best of the season. Also Inc
ice cream salooa fitted up and attached to The
house, and a BAR unrivalled for the variety
aud quality of its contents Choice wines and
brandies, good whiskey, ale, fine cigars, &C.,
form few among the prominent Items
Travellers and those desirous Of relrcshment
will do well to call, tom still retains his old
reputation of an accommodating gentleman,
anG hospitable landlord. House, the ono Tor
merly occupied bv the Messenger" Office.
Nav 8, ,'66.-ly.
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80 'Sl>' O.
III A LADDlE MEETS A LASSIE.

.<Ilss
III A LADDlE MEETS A LASSIE.
II laddie meets q lassie
Walking in the Gtreet,
If the lassie wears q tilter'--
Shows an ankle neat;
II the wind is rudely blowing,
Lifts her skirts too high,
And the laddie sees that ankle,
Need a lassie cry?
Every lassie wears tilter'
And 'hinderpest,'
And n metal 'palpitator'
On her snowy breast.
If when married to the laddie,
These false charms he spy;
If he says, I'm sold, by jingo!'
Need lassie cry!
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sHiVereu W pieces. III you are honest
and industrious, you must be constantly
making reputation, which, if you remain
in one place, helps you along the road
to fortune. Even hod-carrier or street
sweeper who has proved that his prom.
lse to appear on a given day and hour
and so to work may be trusted, has a
a property IN the confidence thus Great
ed. lfyou cannot find your work where
you now are, migrate; but do 1t once tor
all When you have stuck your stake,
stand by it
w. Comprehend that there is aoork all
most every,ohere for him ,oho can do it,
An Italian named Bianconi settled in
Ireland some sixty years ago, and got
very rich there by gradually establishing
lines Of passenger conveyances all over
that island Almost any man would
have said that he who went to Ireland
TO make his fortune must be mad He
who knows how, al d will work. can get
rich growing potatoes in England,
though he hasn't a five cent stamp to
begin with. There is work that will
pay for million more people on the
soil of Connecticut alone There are
millions OF unproductive acres within
a days ride of this City that might be
bought and rendered largely fruitful at
a clear profit of $loO or more per acre.
A mau in Niles, Mich, declined to 90
goli-hunting in the Rocky Mountains
because there was more gold IN Niles,
than he could get hold OF. The reason
was a good one, and itapplles almost
everywhere. Ifyou can find nothing to
do where you are, it's generally because
you can do nothing.
V. Realize that he ,cho earns sir.pence
per day mo e than he spends must get rich,
phile he oho spends sic pence more than
he earns must become poor.-Thls is a
very hackneyed truth; but we shall
never be dono needing its repetition.
Hundreds of thousands are not only
poor but wretched to day, simply be.
cause they fail to comprehend or will
not heed 1t. We Americans are not
only an extravagant but an ostentatious
people. We habltually spend too much
on our own stomachs and our neigh
bors' eyes. We are constantly in hot.
water, not because we cannot live in
comfort on our means, but because we
persist in spending more than we need
or can afford. Our youth squandor in
extra food and drinks, in frolic and dis
sipation, which does them harm instead
of good, the means which should be the
nest-egg of their future competence.
When cares and children cluster about
them, they grumble at their hard fortune;
forgetful that they wasted the years and
the means which might and should have
saved them from present and future
poverty.
ALI these are very trite, homely,
truths. All our boys have heard them
again and again but how many have
laid them TO hearth We assure G. G.
S., and every other youth, that each
may become rich if he will--that TO
be or not to be- rests entirely with him.
self and that his very first lesson is TO
distrust and shun by-paths and shot cuts
and keep straight along the broad, OBJ
vious, beaten highway.
--------s-.<ue.-~
AUTOCRATIC VS. DEMOCRATIC RULE.
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lous November midnight were the frag-
ments of q dream
This was my adventure-the first and
last that every crossed the pathway Of
my life.
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XWKnN.. Balg ST-
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE WRIGHT HOUSE
TIEEPS ON HANDS ALWAYS A choice
and select assortment of watches ana
iewelry. Repairing done at the lowest rates.
apl, ~
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". XII HU H H IN A n ,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
ROOM IN DLAcHLEY's BUILDING, wAYNEsBURG'
NITORK made to order, in finest and best
w style, Cutting and Fitting done prompt
", and according to latest fashion plates.
Stock ON hand and for sale. May 2, If
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GEORGE 8. JEFFERY.

n Dealer in Books and Stationery, Magazines
~ Daily Papers Fancy Articles, &C., Way
esb urg, Pa. apl, ,'GG-ly
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TT ~ AN INTERESTING FACT to machinists,
plasterers, brieklayers, painters and Others,
mat large assortment OF oyeralls, jumpers
and similar goods can be found at Henning's
One Price Clothing Store, on the corner OF
Seventh street and Maryland avenue
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AFTER WAR, pestilence and intemperance,
Colds leads 10 the greatest destruction OF hu-
man life, mainly because Cold is too often
considered very ordinary, rifing affair, inst
"a well left to 60 as IL came. aud hence sys-
tematically until simple, curable affection.
Is converted into serious and generally fatal
Pulmonary disease. The more prudent
aware that violent Cough or Cold should
never be trified with. bat on the contrary
taken care of from Its cipicney, promptly
make use OF DR. Jayne's EXpectorant, a cura-
over thirty years remedy ALWAYS efica-
clous. and sure 10 exert a most beneficial in
fiuence on all the Brono hial aud Pulmonary
organs. Sold by all Druggists. W,sM,
N
HoUSEKEEPERs are respectfully in yited to
call and examine nay stock of fresh Groceries
before purchasing their monthly supplies.
ID. r. Bell,
, corner 18th and Z streets.
QUICK sales and small ProftsM!-Ciood
Gents Furnishing Store. 49i eth street be-
tween ID and L; also shirts made to order I'm
GRAY's COLLARS, rs cents per box: Gold
smith Collars, % cents per box: Imitation
Linen Collars. IS cents per box; and all other
goods cheap in proportion at Francs Gents
Furnishing Store, 49i eth street between ID and
streets. I'm
Embrocation is = specific Price Al per bottle
For sale at 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ an 9th streets.
PENNIES can be had in any qaantiues at the
Star Office counter
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CITY ITEMS.

0eoD acknowledgements Lodge, No. 10,
L. u. u T., Will be ins dtuted this evening Sat-
grdayh at o'clock, at Union Hall. No. asl
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JEwRLRY.-OrRanental Bog Wood Sets,
Plain Bog Wood Salts, Blue Cluster Sets,
Pins, Cluster Sets. Buttons, Silver Plated
Spoons. Forks, Cups. Cali Bells, received this
morning. at Prigg's One Dollar Jeweiry Store,
NO. AS Pennsylvania avenue, near Az street.
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II YOU WISH 20 nave fne suit made, and
get shirt. tie, &c. to correspond, 60 70 Bars,
collars at % and 30 cents q box, at Bars, cor
ner eth and T. streets.
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At PUBLIC SALE
IA THROUGH
B. N HALLS
REAL EiTATE EXCHANGE,

Corner 9TH street and La. avenue.
Will be seld at auction. on the premises, on the
18th OF A pril, 1851 at O'Clock p m: by virtue OF
o deed of trust executed By Frederick Noigt, to
John Gee. Stock, ito secure Andrew Thetrer,l
upon one story frame house, situated on the west
part Of lot ten, (lol in square No. Al, Warrington
said trust duly recorded % lib.r X. N No. 2,
felos sss and 50, chsttel records for Washington
county
Terms cash. NH ls-eolm
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MARRIED.
WeQD-HoUGHTON On the I'd inst, by the
key DR.. UPester. FRANOIS WOOD Of New
norkr to EhM HOUGHTOR, OF Washington,
DC. New York papers please copy
MARRIE ID

DIED.
HUNTER. On the I'd inst, "a little So thsrn
boy Just arriysd y Time to die BOB ERT y . only
son of Capt. X. y. aud Virginia j Hunter aged
years, months and ~ days
hobby loving blue eyes are closed in death.
North Carolina. Virginia. Georgia and Ohio pa
pers please copy.l
GLARk: On the 9Th instant. of consumption,
ALJEh CLARK in the 2Sth ar Of his age
his friends and relatives are invited to attend
his funeral from his residenc on street, between
] O'Clock.
CORNELIUS At Ellieott City, Md, on Tues.
Jay, April ID 80. Of Inflammation of the br Ain,
child OF Bev w. and 4. ID. Cornelius, aged II
eHEEHY On the 5th inst. at ! 30 o IN afte
long and severe illness, MAkG'T SHEEHY be.
Low ed wife Of Patrick sheehy.
The frit nds and scqusiUtances OF tn family are
most respectfully invited 10 attend her on
sunday next, At half past p. m.
FUGITT In Alexandria, on the Ia orning of thu
Sth nit LkWlS CLARK, only son of Rem amin
sni Hattie Iugitt, in the 9th year of his age
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OFR MORE CHANCELLOR few days more
great bargains in Books, Stationery, Fancy
Goods, Engrayings and Religious articles. may
be bad at Brophy's Bookstore 3I4 l. street,
near Eleventh Mr.. b. must dispose of his
whole stock in a few days, as he is called
away from the CITY
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VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY oP.
POsITE FRANkLIN sQUARE AT Af,u.

On WEDNESDAY next. April 10. at s otelook
on the premises We will sell Let 20 and eastern
part or Lot 10, In Square go, the same 'front.'
seventy two let one inch L street, with a
depth of LA feet, running back 20 q thirty foot
alley. WV
This property IL located ia one Of the most
healthy and desirable portions Of the city nnd
sites
Terms One third cash, balance in six spd
twelve months, with interest. secured Ly daed -
trust on the premises. All conveysncfpg and
stamps at purchaser's cost.
sp5 dads CO0PER LATINER hrct.
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EXPRESS RESTAURANT, corner of eth street
and New L Ork avenue. Families supplied
with oysters. A fine bar for sale; oak top.
DANIEL Gov
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STEINwAY's PIANOS.

PIAEOFOkTES from the factory Cor
sisting Of Grand, Square, and uprightNH
For the last ten years steinvsy's Pianos have.
on all occasions, received the nrst premium over
makers. whenever aud wherever they have come
IN competition. At the Worlds Fair in London,
superiority Of their Pianos ever all makes Of the
worlo. w METZE6OTT a CO..
fe y II No. SIS Penn avenue. Sole Agent.
A MEXICAN GOLD, eTOOks aud BoNpe.
"A bought on oonmission az the New York sna
ether Stock Boards. Quotations regularly rs-
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 90. Bankers,
fs7-6 292 PennA. avenue.
EMBBOID1RY or ALL KINDS woRKRD
Il ON Reasonable terms Every kind Of Fancy
Work taught at very low prices, by Msas1
kUrCHBAOk, st Y Bupp o. y, between sth aRa
9th streets. tsH-.n
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BURNETTs STANDARD tLAyORING Ex-
TRACTS and Toilet Preparations have r. cei ' ed
more just accommodations from high authority.
than any others goods OF their kind made In
this country.
B9aett'S St1HdrTd Proportions.
Cocoaine-A compound of cocoa n ut oil, &C.,
for the hair. Florimel-A delightful PERU me
for the handkerchief kallston-A cosmetic
for removing freckles, tan. sunburn, &C. Or
iental Tooth wasb-An elixir for preserving
and identifying the teeth and gums. Bur-
netts Cologne Water-UnrivaIled in richness
and delicacy of perfume. Jonas Whitcomb's
remedy-For asthma, rose cold, hay fever, &c.
Burnett Standard Flavoring Exuacts-For
cooking purposes.
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THR AEABIAN NIGHTs," 20 BE- exhibited
IN my magnificent tabesux az Odd FrIlO VS. >
Hal On Tuesday evening neat, are eagerly
looked forward 70.
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Earth. AIR AND WATER are all tributary TO
Hammack's larder, giving up their treasures
Of meats, game and fish TO the bands OF his ex-
psrsucsd cooks, who prepare and serve them
u he most approved style; while pure wines
ard liquors can be obtained at his bar.
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NEW BOOkS.-AnnusI OF Scientific Discovery
for 1901. munsens Complete PHOTOGRAPHER,
Wells EyeTy Man His Own Lawyer. new edition.
hCshy a M his Nj en-. volume. Breck' New Book
Of Flower- Ecce Deus Essays on the Life Of
Jesus christ Whittiers Tent ON the Beach.
Memoirs and CERES pondence 90 Madame Reca-
nier. Imb Isl FRAECK TAYLOR.
TRY CROSSES POPULAR NEW BRANDOF
j 10 Cent Cigar-The Rose-hIled with PURE
HAVANA TOBACCO, and warranted never been
an kei. MaR, .tsctur ed solely tor
WIN. CROSSE,
Pa. av.. bet. Metro politan HetsI
n l9ht and 9Th street
TARD-MIss NJ e WILSON bees leave tn
u inform her old customers AM thA pu b lie gen
eTally THAI she has re opened her Dress Making
Ksisblshment ~ sS0 18th strsst, bstw sea Z aud
y strSstz, nh is.lm'
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POLICE RRPORTs.-The police made 3 ar
rests yesterday ia The District. They were
principally o. minor importance, and the fines
amounted 20 Si5 80.
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On Tuesday next, April 2. at II o'cIeok m NJ
the foot of llth street. viii sell, at Public Auo-
and complete order. ~"
sale.
Terms cash.
ap3-Jt COOPER & IATIMER kuct.
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SAIE or MoNEY.-At the meeting of the
FIRST National Building Association last night.
the Goth pay night, % shares sold at an average
OF = per cent.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucttsneer,
Id No. 52b, southeast corner 7th snd m 40.

MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE, BETWEEN
FIRsI AND sEOoHD STREETS EAST, AT
On Thu ksSAY. the llth inst, at 6 O'Clock ..
NJ. we shall sell, on the premises. Lot Ne 2, IN
square No. 1I3. having IS feet front on Mssssohu-
sets avenue. running l50 feet through te street
making building lots fronting each street With
cut any waste grosnd 90 the purchasers
Terms: One third cash balance in SIX and tvelxe
months for notes bearing interest, AMI secur.d
by deed OF trust on the premises All convey-
encing and revenue stamps ct the cest OF the puT-
chaser. 80 down on the day OF sale
sped GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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10y GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aucttonesr,
II No. SEQ ). L. cor. 9TH and ID stre.ts
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT

EACkLLEhT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION
OH Thu hsbAf, the llth instant. at 10 o clock
a. m We shall sell AZ House No. 525, corner OF
+ street north and Second street west the foIloe :
ing articles, viz 49, NV 'O'iV'
HsireIoih fsTlor Suite, CONSISTING OF Tete Q Tets
Sofas. Caster and side Chairs
Slab and Bracket
Red Plush Castor and Gothic Chairs
Walnut Bedsteass, Washstands, and Dressing
Mahogany Bedstesa and MsrbIe-top washstspa
t,ood Feather Bed, Pillows. and holsters
Hair; Husk. and other Mattresses
Blankets, Comforts, Quilts, Bed Spreads, Sheets,
and Cases
Walnut Gard Tables and Wind ow Shades
Cettsge Beistesds nd Painted Wardrobes
Nearly new Ingram and Brussels Carpets
stair, sll, and other 0ilcloths
Two handsome Parlor Chandeliers
Parlsr, Chamber, and Cooking Stoves
Dining Crockery, Glassware, aud Plated ware
Oak Extension Table and Dinink Chairs
Side Board, Rope Mating, and refrigerator
Crumb Cloths, Toilet Sets. and Clock
Terms cash GREEN WILLIAMS,
ap3-d Auctionsers.
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BURGLAEs "A bout I !. O'Clock this morning
Sergeant Vernon and Officers Whitemore and
owens. OF the Seventh Ward saw a light in
the store OF Mr.. ates, on 9th street and Viz
ginIa avenue, and went 10 80 what 10 was for
out before they got 10 the store the light was
put out. The officers ascertalned that the
-JCre bad been broken open. The money
drawer wss lying on the moor and the papers
were scattered around. There was but little
a anything taken The thieves made a hasty
Iii thIpngh the back door.
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. pV o'ASF Ateuon Sotes zee fOs-ta raEe
QY CeoPE1 q LArIMEE. Aueuen..r,-
- Late clerks With jas. q MCGUIRE A DO -
eoothSesf corner o. resnsslysnis ave. ana ilts
AUCTION SALE OF PIANOS, xELouros,
sT00Ls s shn ooySss, yIoLIhs, iLrI is.
Roe oil fsIsTIsas. SIDE On Wall
On MoEDAY soksiss. April s..t,so,e,ses.
sJiyanis avenue near 10th street. We shsll ssiI-
. ssec1d hard PisnS Covers and Stool.
splendid Glass Shov Gases
largo Mtrrors
OIL Paintings
Lot Epgrsylngs and Frames
Eliot Of old Music and Music Boots, assorted
Lot second hand Niolins Guitars
flutes, Drums hecosdeons
bAnJos, Bows, Horns. Bugle.
And other Musical Instrunents
water Cool ors. Stoves
Wagon, Piano BeNe.
Ano LOT OF ether articles too numerous 20 men
Terms cash. -.
COOPER LATIMER, Aocp.
N. h Mr.. Kills desires 90 state that the .ho,,
P1enos and melodeons aud Articles atiuded "a ara
eeoona-hshd lustrunents aooe pted n part pay for
new instruneIts. The Pianos viii prob ABLY range
lars each. ' w
spt5t COOPER LATImER, Aueu.
ri THos. BOWLING. Auct.; 9eOrsetosp.
SCHOOL FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING aprii \ isss + w,n
sell ct No l2s Bridge street over Tr.naeis.
bookstore.a ioI Of School Furniture. Consisting
Is Desks, Stoves
- Benohes,l eight day Clock
ap sd THOS pOWLINQ au,f