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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-15
Local NOtlCA,.

g. M. Pettengln d On. -.
I.rH now New Ye'k, and Geo. P. Ro,.u sv y
advertising Agents, are the sole agent, n, ~ "
roleum Centre DAILY RRcoan IN th,, ~ a.. we ~
fv'rsissrs in that city are requested 70 ,..s. NY a.
avors with either Of the above ho,,... w." Nd
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FUR SALE.

On Anderson Avenue q Cottage p.,..
Beat water privileges. viii BE- ,olS Ss,' =, .
.,,s, J. D. fsarsr.
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An expedition has just sailed:from Homo
lulu for the Arctic regions to secure every
thing valuable left Of the Amssiosn whal
log fact wrecked there last year.
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The State debt oi Virginia Is about $780,.
900, 900, half OF which has been funded.
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They are having strawberry festivals Il
New Orleans.
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The WlATHER.-At present the wesths
% like good many young ladies, (uot alI
extremely tickle. Within the last week "
have been blessed with general yariet,
and at timee
sit shines, It rains,
Then shines again,
What does the weather mean.
1t laughs In doubt,
The sun. comes out
With drizzlipg mists between.
Now dark, now light,
Like dsy, like night,
'Tis changing, tickle weather;
1t mists at times,
Then rains or shines,
And sometimes all together"
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PROTHONOTARY,

il. HAIGHT, Of Plcasantville, Pa, late Cant.
Of Company 'B,' l1lth Penna Vet. Vol lufan,ry.
will he n candidate for the Office Of Pro,honato,y
Of Venango county. subject to the US ,ges Of tb,
Republican party, at the primary election.
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ANNOUNCEMENT,
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

ED. REcoRD:-Please announce H. B. Hrxoy
Of Cornplanter Township, as a candidate for Conn
ty Commissioner, subject to the usages Of tho Re.
publican party at the primary election.
MANY vOTRRs
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The Chicago Post thinks that tbs "thought
ful scholarly stoop" Of famous Boston cles
ayusa muss bs the tfns Grseisn bend.
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Mr. EDIron-Please Announce the name Of
SAN UEL REYNOLDS, Of Petroleum Centre, Ms
andids te for the Office Of rr0ihonotarv Of venau
go County, at the ensuing Republican primary
election. We believe MIR. X. would fill the Office
with entire satisfaction to all.
Many Voters
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81 "A lot Of old papers for sale a. ,b,,
,ffics. n
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John Robinson's Circus and Menagerie
will DO at Cory about the 9th Of May.
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F. W. HASTINGS, OF Franklin, is q candid.,,
for the Office Of ProthOnatory of venango County.
subject to the decision Of the Republican party !,
primary election.
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Girl WQnted.

Girl Wanted.
A girl wanted to do general hou,.,,,.
Enquire Of "''t'
march 8.lw. '
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The Otis Manufacturing Company Of Ware.
Mass turn out 1909 dozen psiss Of ladiss
hose daily.
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o'atstles 20 to show that once eighth of
'Ae population Of the Uuited:s.stes arc pro.
fassed Catholics.
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LIVE AND LET LIVEi

Just received at Meass Il Armstro.y,
Flour and Feed Store, 1880 bushels err.
WHITE OATS, which will be sold at lo. ".
est cash prices! o2s-ti "
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hA..uIlluD

If -
You
Want
To increase
Your business,
Advertise iu tba
PETROLEUM CENTRE RECORD
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Vagssaey 10 q, crime unknown In the Azores
1t being the natural habit OF the population
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tY No foreign market. reports to-day.
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TIE season for eircuses is advancing.
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G. EORG ETOW n

. The SABBATH SCHOOL OF the West George
town Nj. 4. Church celebrated its seventeenth
anniversary last Sunday afternoon, when ad-
dresses were delivered by A. Il. DuVall, VIM T.
Woodward of Washin gtOn, and Rev. c. II. Myt-
niger the pastor, who congratulated the Off GERS
and teachers on the rapid growth OF the school,
which has In numbers increased over one un-
dred per cent. the past year.
DANGEROUs.-The upper end OF High street
was not sufficiently lighted last night to show
the dangerous condition OF the sewer eXcsya-
tons. This should be remedied.
. 1HE LEAK IN THE WATER MAIN. - The
break in the water main in Bridge street Op
pOsite Montgomery street, has not vet ben
reached by the excavators.
RAISING THE MARKET II oU sR-The work of
raising the market house was suspended this
morning on account of the rain. Up to last
night il had been raised feet inches, and has
feet inches vet to be raised to make il con-
form to the grade OF Bridge street.
ARRlVKD.-Steamer New York, from Phila-
delphia, with full cargo, including a large lot
of iron pipe for the board of public works. schrs.
Condover and EnOch Moore, from New York
with 5000 sacks salt to l. Thomas Davis & Co;
and schrs. Ellis Moore and j. &. Ireland from
New York, with $50 bales hay TO j. Il. Waters.
GRAIN TRADE.-The receipts to-day were
1900 bushels wheat and corn, per boat A. s.
Trundle, TO Hartley * Bro, and b. Talbot &
Son; 500 bushels wheat per scbr. Margaret Ella,
to Hartley X Bro; and Z, 600 bushels corn and
so bbis. -four Per boat Andy johnson. to j. q.
Waters; 200 bushels corn and 1900 bushels
wheat TO Il. Talbot & Son, per boat Monocacy
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COutIensedIOcays

Condensed Locals
ALI-cv Vice vas yesterday appointed hy
Go-eTnor Cooke lamplighter, in place OF j.
Batter. removed.
Can't the society with the long name do some
thtfR with the Italian chestnut yeuirr~ tor
roasting 20 many w0rms 4? Il seems too hal 10
destroy life IL hat way.
Yesterday afternoon a daughter Of Henry
Ne SkiTk. az No. I20 q street, WIS badly burned
by AeT Clothes taking fire. DR.. Fall attended
her.
None or our local fre insurance companies
Ia any risks outside ofthe District Of Coiu II
Tia, consequently none OF them are involved In
the losses hy the Boston IRE.
Yesterday beng the anniversary Of the birth
OF Schiller, was celebrated by the Schiller cIlb
Oi this city. he exercises consisted Of a vocal
AM Instrumental entertainment and an essay
on 'iScohlsr and bis times by The Rev. DE-
a meeting Il 70 he held tomorrow NIGHT. AZ
the 18th street PrTsbyteriOn church for the pur-
pose OF raising pecuDiary aid fer Osborne p.
Al ieT-On, the last survivor OF the John Brown
rsid, who is III and in very destitute circum-
etsrCeE.
HE. e. ". Howard has been elected assistant
Secretary ~ the Fremen's Insurance company,
an IL j. said that At the next meeting OF the d.
rtgtCT- he will be elected 10 the secret3rvship
made vacant Z = the death Of NJ. A bel ). Davis
The FIST grand bah OF the conductors AID
drivers Of the Washington and GeorgetOwn rail-
road, At Odd FeliOSs' Hall, this evening, will,
DO fCutt. be very successful affair. IL Is
hoped that the amount realized nav BE- large
enough 70 afford substantial aid u the worthy
men thrown out OF employment by the horse
iii ease.
The following patents have Just been issued by
" e tat5nt CIfc Nm. Lines, OF CieorgetOwn,
II. G, sssiPrOf 10 himself and Alexander Raw
Of Washington, ID. G., for an elevator; Thomas
A EdScn, Ot Newark, n. y. aSsignOr 20 himself
and George Harrington, Of this city, for an ap-
psratus Tor Per1orating paper for Geographic
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National College of PHARMACY.


An adjourned meeting of the Pharmaceutical
association Of the District OF Columbia was held
last night, Mr.. y. ID. O'DOnnell, the vice presi-
dent, IN the chair. and Mr.. j. q. Fill secretary.
Prof HickliBg, from the committee on organ
IzatiOn, reported that articles of incorporation
Tor the National college of Pharmacy had been
procured and the same placed upon the records
OF the court. The cOrpOratOrs had held a meet
ing subsequent to the last meeting of the asso-
eiatlon and had appended additional names as
me- rbers and cOrporators of the new college as
10 iOWs: w >. Thompson, G.. e.. G.. Simm=
John A &ilburn, j. z. MilbuTn, ID. p. Clarke
thaTles StOtt. u. ID. Gilman, e.. Christiana
John X Major, George VI. Howard, F. l..
Galther, d. ". Nairn, q. W. CrOplev, ). r.
L"Wls, j. l.. kidweu, Il. b. Ferguson, "
Dooiey. T.. V. Il. Boswell, Thomas ). Tune
James y. Callan, Daniel kolb, X. Brace Jas
Merchant, John A. Butler, Thomas F. Sulli-
van, ID. %. Davis, Il. Christisna, Rudolph Old
berg, Charles X. Campbell, j. ID. O'DonGelI. j
:. Jones, W. Z. Sears, Z. &. Linneweaver. j
X Cassin. p. II. Heller, A. Bodemer, W. II.
Dtw, Americas Davis, l.. W. Wright r. A
Bacon, ). A KeeRey, and j. =. Fill. The re-
port was adopted.
on motion Of Prof. Oljberg, the Pharmaceu-
tea. Association adjourned sine die. On mo
uon, the same officers were requested 10 occupy
Their chairs temporarily until an ion OF
the college was effected. Prot. Oldberg moved
that a. the new bylaws call for $40 20 be paid
Tor membership, the members OF the old Phar-
mace utical association who have paid their
entrance fees now be permitted to become
members or the National College OF Pharmacy
vi pay mcHt VI %. carried. Inc constitution
ard bylaws a. informally adopted at a previous
meeting were brought up and discussed at some
length, after which they were adopted perma-
ntDtly, subject to such notifications as are pre-
scribed by the terms.
On motion of Prof. Hicklng, the college
proceeded TO the election of officers by ballot,
with the following resulI:-W. =. Tho mpsOn
president; j. ID. O'DOnnell, 1=t vice president;
X b. eTguSon. ID vice president; j. g. Fill,
recording secretary G. g. g. Sims, correspond
rig secretary; j. Parker Milburn, treasurer; ID.
II. Kicking, curator.
Mr.. Ferguson moved that a committee of
three be appointed to engrOss the constitution
and bylaws, and have authority to print
sufhclent number OF copies for use OF the co..
lege; carried, and the chair appointed Mes.rs
h. Ferguson, W. Il. Entwisle and j. G.. Fill
The secretary was directed to cast the ballot for
the remaining i've trustees TO the college as
follows u. l.. kidwell, Il. ID. Gilman. Joseph
vs.. Nairn, Daniel b. c arke and hares Stott
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H"Jacob's City," the newest mining town
in Utah, q few weeks old, was dedicated the
other day-a flag presented, speeches made,
man killed, sc.
nIMrs. s. NJ. Smith and her daughter, Miss
Fannie Smith, Of Columbus, o., had recently q
narrow escape from death at Berlin, Germany,
their room becoming, before they were aware,
fun Of carbonic acid gas from an open coal
fire.
- There are thirteen shot-guns, with women
at their butt.ends, prowling around the western
states looking for truant husbands and their
naughty feminine companions. Thunder from
the west may be expected soon.
n6"Bonard's wili," which has been q bone of
contention 30 long, was admitted TO probate in
New York Friday. The testament, it viii be
remembered, bequeathed most Of Bonard's
property to the Society for the Prevention or
Cruelty TO Animals.
- The experiment of lighting ocean steamers
with gas has been tried successfully on two OF
the great steamships which ply between New
York and Liverpool. 1t is believed 10 be as safe
as the ordinary method, and certainly will con
tributed greatly TO the comfort and pleasure or
passengers.
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a l. u Y a \ u RI a .

THE ROBBERY CAsE.-Q Mite crowd gathered
az the Office Of Justice ". W. White this morn
ing to hear tie trial OF Gus Hill and John
Henry Adams, charged with robbing Mr.. Ditch,
keeper Of the soldiers cemetery near this city,
last week at the house of Sarah Hill, in Peters
burg. After tie examination of witnesses, the
prisoners were committed TO jail for trial al the
January term OF the corporation court.
MURDER TRIAL.-The Circuit Court, Judge
Keith, convened at twelve o clock, imme diatey
upon the adjournment of corporation court.
Commonwealth VS.. VIM. jackson. on All indict-
meDt tor the murder of his wife. Jury sworn;
prisoner arraigned; special plea fled and de-
murrer sustained. Prisoner plead 'not guilty"
and case in progress. DIR. Gibson on the stand
detailing the results of his examination OF the
body OF the murdered woman.
REVIVAL. AT the Methodist Protestant
church yesterday morning, Rev. DIR. Kilgore
occupied the pulpit and seven persons joined
the church and last nightthere were ten mourn
ers and seven converts.
THH BosrON FIRB.-It is stated on the
streets to-day that several of our leading mer-
chants Twill lose heavily by the Boston fire.
Virginia Sentinel, last erening.
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WHETHER 1T BLOWS or IL calm, rains or
shires, y hot OF cold, is torrid or temperate,
genial or irigid, You will ind that the hall, No
81! Ith street, corner ID, filed TO overlooking
with customers. That is the business place OF
the Photographic gilt enterprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-12

~ THOMAS GETTY,
NJ. los Bridge street, Georgetown D. O,
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REOUIsiTE
AT VERY LOWEST PRICES.
BLANK BOOKS, FANCY GOODS, NEWSPA-
PERS, PERIODICALS, BOOKS, STATION
cry AND MAGAZINES.
A supply Of all kinds Of Beading Matter, Weekly
Papers, Magazines, Music, etc., on hand immedi
atey after publication. Orders for Books Perieii-
will he promptly filled. SELF n
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Now CFFFRING.-

NOW VFFERING.-
Boys Cashmere Suits for a.
Youths Cashmere Suits for 40, and
Mems Cashmere Suits for SO,
One price. in plain figures.
GRO. Z. HENNING, No 40 9TH ST. NV
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CEoICB AND DESIRABLE with FISH, meats
soups, etc. Is tie famous Halford leicester
shire Table Sauce. Persons who make a single
Trial, wonder Il they have never before sed
this CAPITAL goods. For sale ~ every grocer
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CITY ITEMS.

You CAN LAUGH at winter when YOU get your
ndershirts and Drawers, Gloves "a OF Gold
mann & Steinberg, corner 7th AMI q streets
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LOCAL NEWS.

NT'srGl Tbs0tsT--J Joseph Proctor in the ssE-
rational play OF the I" Red Pocket Book
Ttsa.sr CoK.iqEe.-Comedy, buIlesque, songs,
dan e-, etc.
C.s-oYEs1 E1U.-Concert by the Marine Band.
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CROMKLYEN SON 1esubIished On is,fl hS
Removed and reopsned their old line a business NJ
the spacious sAlesrooms next % the hsttons 1bce-
ter, SO. 1918 street. by Pennsy " aniA avenue,
Tor private families and the trade. where can o
had the difert nj usual assnItment Il choice
PAGEKs and FoKEIGS LIQUORS. also, old aud
the different grades Of fne wHIskfs, ct .s.son-
able prices. sepSn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-12

IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HoRsRs-Bromo-
ChlOTalum hRs been used for the prevention ami
cure OF the present horse epidemic in all the
large places in Canada, where il first made its
appearance, in Buffalo, Rochester, New York
CITY, Phi adelphia, Baltimore. and other cities
with positive success. No horse has ever con-
tIscted this disease when Bromo -chlOralum has
been used as a Gisinfectant in the stables-sul
horses have been universally relieved when IL
has been used as wash tor tie mouth AMI nos
ui.s-or injected into the same. Call for circu-
lars. For sale Wholesale and retail by Kldwe n
y Son and retail by all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-12

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: If you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in a tirst-class manner.
sent them 10 q. Fisher, No. SIS 9Th street, oppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give YOU
satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned
nicely and cheap. e2I,3:
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PERSONAL.

~ Re. SAWS EB, UdtrUOvdHt osd Tsa Msdtsss
LFk has RSH0EED 10 No. eII Sd street north
west, between II and streets, one squsre south @;
Circle. nov43w-
AUD DR.. DARBY CAN BE CONSULTED DON
" hdenty at lis 49a street, three doors from
PenLs lyanis g. euue Honorable ard scienti6c
trtament guaranteed. Separate rOoRls for
ladies. ocI6-Irls
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nEY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICEs.-satiens.
COLOR; medium and low priced Dress Goods in ali
colors and OF choice styles, Buffalo, Beaver aud
other brands; Black Alpacas from &c TO ri 25
Black and Colored Velyeteens; a splendid assert,
ment Of shswls, very cheap; superior Bed Blankets
at lees than last years prices; q very large stock
Cloths ard Cassin eres; hte ard Colored FIannels
Plain and Twiled COttons of all kinds at prices that
Bridge street. GaorPetoWn. ID q eli
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Board of Health

SMALL PON-HOkSE DiSEASE-VAN
sEANTIES.
= meeting CT the DO nd of health was held last
evening at their rooms on r street and DR.
NsTdi, as health officer, reported that since the
yth instant Il cases OF small Pox have been re-
To ted and deaths tI0I the disease; that since
1ht ith inst. there had been liz dead horses re-
ICIteG-ayeTsgiHg - Der day-S) from the emf
deaic- Dr. Verdi farther reported: I'm con
lection With this unusual mortality OF horses
IN Cur city would state that IL is not probably
Que 70 a nOTe Violent type OF epide mic than in
other cities; but rather from the fact that many
OF tie horses have been employed On the extern
siEe pablo works OF the last season, in which
have no doubt horses and Iauies have been
oyeTwOrked, and not led in proportion % the
work performed. Few of said horses could
Withstand the fatal effect the disease"
VI. VERDI also read a letter from the board OF
pnblic works stating that the board would pay
Ter the disinfectants already used, but would
no pay for the distribution. IL the board OF
heaIth had to pay for the distribution, 100
world be required; referred to the sanitary rou-
mliiee. Also, the report OF the work of inspec-
tons IN regard 20 nuisances for work ending
November 9ih, showing total OF "a. Ofthese
s.iO we're ahafed, lO7 referred to the board OF
public works, and % are undated. Also that
DT. Stewart had yGccinated lST parties. a $50
submitted the report OF Superintendent Catch
ell, stating that during the two weeks ending
9Th inst. there were condemned Of pounds OF
meats, y chickens. rabbits. bushel beans
go bushels Of oysters, and veal calves. Also
thai the physicians Of the poor had yaccinated
j $40 persons.
A letter from Mr.. r. b. Clark, in answer to
the report CT DR.. Verdi respecting the shanties
on Van street. stating thai each OF the shanties
have tight roof, two connecting rooms, with
window and door TO each: that the ventilation is
complete. and although the Mt seems to be ex-
ceSsive II amounts TO less than cents per room
Per week. and such shanties will be in demand
by the poor until the board OF health or public
sPnited citizens build better houses at low
rates.
DR.. Verdi stated that be had no feeling in the
matter; that lie did not know Mr.. Clark; and
had made the report as a matter OF duty, and he
moved that the whole subject he referred to a
special COMMITTEES; adopted, and Drs. Bliss and
Verdi were appointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-12

WILCOX & GIBBS SEwIHG MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baun's hOopskirt and corset factory, 9Th street.
lntelhgencer Building. 1928
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iBR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue AMI 18th street, paws rer Of
per annu N on deposits for each calendar month
Banking hours, . 10 /. Saturdays, 9 70 and e
TO s. 1It4 IttIs
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TWENTY PER CENT. SAVED Dy buying your
own aud your chiidren's hats and caps OF Car
ter * Co., 42i 9th 81.
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NEw PuBLIcATIoEs.-FromB Bishop q Har.
ard we have FiR< arts for September and Octo-
Der, Harpers Baxar for November o, and sam
pee OF their cheap and convenient csskets OF
initial note paper. By the way, the new stand
q these enterprising gentlemen ct Willard's 10
attracting much attention.
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PIANOS, &c.

SCHOMACkEB 90. CELEBRATED GOLD
- MEDAL PIANOS, CARL RIOHTkR,-
Agent.-Having as O teacher of music in 49,
this city for the last ten years, felt thetV NV
what excfbitant prices were paid for inferior in
strumouts, resolved te introduce TO the public Of
rior, which has the newest patented improvements.
and which has given the greatest satisfaction In
bsen oomplete, end l am able now TO offer these
beautiful instr uments at prices from 40 500
that u 70 say s. Dor cent les than any other hrst
class Piano, and respectfully invite the public 70
call Ut my vareroom ana examine for themselves
repairing properly attended to. Agency, 93s Penn
ave-. bef Nh and 10th SITS. sel7 Inn
MOST AMUSING TOY OUTi-Causes insnimats
WI figures to dance to the nj sfc Of pianoe
For sale by 9. L. WILD q BKO. ,l20 uth0
street west, between Pc. avenue and Z ct. tVHvI
Agents for Stisf's ftaaos, and manu- arturers NJ
and dealers In Musical INSTRUMENTS Reusraiiy
Pianos and ell Musical instruments tuned and re-
paired. scI9-tr
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MEiROPOLrrAN DOLLAR STORE.

METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
Ihave now open tor your inspection the hand
scn-esj assortment q
DOLLAR GOODS
you ever have seen Together. aud il vii Certainly
pay you to TAX . Ia-k at them. Th- variety iC
large that IL would h. fatiie EFFORT g. euumerste
them. 30 viii oAly cali yeur Rttshton 10 Few ar
ticles lately received, aud which are remarkably
cheap:
Ladies Undergarmsnts, gotten u7 10 such STYLE
and OF sush material that will surprise you, they
L.die. Msrino vest.. very superior. a. 81.
Ladies: rOs Er.1s brs !, 20 nTs., p s- Too o.
Sets u fancy snd p'sis trimmed Linen Guns snc
SETS Of shsaseid Table Cutlery, six Forks and sin
A CARVING v ' sst.. Knife FORK and Steel, forel.
silver plated spoon. and Tofk six for 81
American Clocks. bras. works, 81
.ssG 70 S frames must
Wslnnt flcturs frsinee At 70 conts and 81.
so.id sinut Brackets In . variety Of styles, at
Clothes and Hat Racks, Tows, Backs, &C, OF 81
The best button Kit you ever bought sOr q.
full line Of eetehels, all leather, IN different
limb, eIlss ard Games in large variety.
Large Looking Glasses at &c Soc, asd II.
might Keep on In this way, bat cannot do &C
without becoming tedious. 90 will only add that
guarantee every article cold ~ my store % be ~
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