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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-10

INSTALLATION OF A PRESBYTERIAN PAS
ToR.-Last evening, there was a large cOngre-
CATION present at the Assembly's Presbyterian
church TO witness the installation of Rev. Geo.
%. Little, formerly of COnnellsyille, Indiana, as
pastor Of the church. The sermon was preached
by Rev. 5. s. Mitchell, of the New York ay-
enue church, from second Kings, 18th chapter
and ID verse :-'' The spirit of Elijah doth rest
on Elisha" Rev. David A. Riddle, jr., sum
moned the pastor before the congregation, and
proposed 20 him the constitutional questions as
10 his willingness and sincerity of purpose to
promote Gods glory in accepting the pastorate,
and enjoined promise of fidelity to duty and
care in department as a christian minister. The
charge 10 the pastor was gwen by Rev. 5. II.
Howe, of the Bridge-street church, George
town, and the charge 20 the people by the Rev.
j. Q. Smith, OF the 9th street Presbyterian
church; after which, the ceremonies closed With
a benedicton- The music was under the direc-
ton Of Prof. j. Remington Fairlamb.
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The WRONG MAN ARRESTED IN THE Coon
RICH CAsE.-Two weeks ago Lucette Meyers,
accompanied by Detectives Grant and Biggett
went from Brooklyn to New York to look for
Roscoe or Beach. They wandered about until
Lucette said. ARREST the man whom pass"
Then she walked rapidly past gentleman near
was entering a restaurant. The detectives
rushed for him, and, as he says, with a shower
OF abuse and insults took him to the BROOKLYN
G 2 once as Beach. The gentleman was
John Ruckty, proprietor of factory in Twenty
seventh street, and warerooms at Canal street
and broadway. Gen. Jourdan, to whom MIR.
take him to New York and learn whether his
story was true. The detectives hurried him
from one part of the city to another and treated
MIN. as ne says, shamefully. He was returned
10 brooklyn, and the detectives discovered
their errer. Yesterday Col Charles s. Spencer :,
ms counsel, has prepared papers for suit for
false imprisonment Pap Tigh, who was locked
sue the Brooklyn police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-10

To PREVENT Fever and Ague there Is no
preparation like Dooley's Cafsaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. 60
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TURoo-RussIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
Por Baths, for all skin disease, Ut Dr.. Shedd's.
COS street. s,2O6.
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W L r 0 r d q SHIL b T. n q
AT sEvENTH Strict,
noyl-tr Between d and n. sou.h vs.4
SOUND FEET

~ - IN - x -
are INDISPENSABLE TO health, comfort, chssrfulnss.
usefulness, and long life, and In this busy Ne the
feet being used constantiy. u 10 fousd 70 b.
stonal attention in order TO guard against tbs de.
rangements to which they are exposed OF, IL silinS
skilled In their treatment: and 1t is . Well kneWn
fact that thousands Of persons among then auy or
nitaries and Others occ.Pying the highest Dostioas
In Iuhlic end privets LIE Iatroniss DR. WHITES
Dr., white sucees,fully treats Germs. Bunions,
hlains. end other ailments Of tho feet His lee 20
the General DHbic y u per visit. DER special
ento 90 a9d uIvardsl Owing 70 1rsss q busi.
me- durfnf omee hours, Dr. White unable to visit
hours from So. n. to 8 3. n. 49, IN
GxNBRAL EMPLoYMENr OTTICI.-AnNr
a. s4n, risn1nS e ss@eloy rstsnIs 9s!ysnts Vim
int In & ess.ssa ~ arsss. who're :r:srs
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SCORE ONE FOR THE FRENCH RKPUBLI-
cANs.-The Left of the French Assembly have
elected Count de Remusat, NJ. Leon Sax and NJ.
Laboulaye as members of the committee on the
prolongation of President MacMahon's powers.
This give the republicans majority of one in
the committee. The result has given rise to the
most intense excitement 1t is SAID that the
Right, which, on the opening of the Assembly
ing MacMahons powers for ten wears has Of
fered, as compromise, TO make the term five
years. The reported resignation of the ministry
has proved premature. -
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STABBED HIS FATHxR AND HINsELr.-In
Monnongahela CITY, Penn, Saturday evening,
young man named Charles Clemens stabbed
eis father In the abdomen with Q butcher knife,
sna then thrust the weapon into his own side,
petween the ribs. The young man died Instant
fatal - -
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PoNp's EXTRACT il FOR sale at wholesale BY
Chss. Stott q Co., 40 Pennsylvsnia avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,S
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the uss-
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
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The KELSEY TAR AND FEATHER CAsE-M
brothers Sdnmis Indicted for Murder IN the Second
Degree.-It appears that only two indictments
were found by the grand jury of Suffolk county,
n. ", In the Kelsey case-one against ROYAL
Sammis, the other against his brother Rudolph.
both for murder in the second degree. Rudolph
was arrested last Friday evening and was in the
custody OF Sheriff Perkins at Duryea Hotel, at
huntington, all night. Royal Sammis surren-
dered himself to the sheriff Saturday morning,
and both were taken before Judge Gilbert In
the supreme court, Brooklyn. The accused de-
had their bondsmen with them. District Attor-
ney futile, of Suffolk county, however, sent
Judge Gilbert despatch requesting him not to
admit the accused to bail, and the judge acceded
TO the request. writ of habeas corpus is to be
sent on from Huntington, and the prisoners will
be transferred to that place to await further
proceedings.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar Az street
WILCOX q GIBB's SKwINe MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Bauns hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street.
IntelligeAcer building. 1928
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TAKE CARE OF YouR VALuABLRe-Call
and examine the fire and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take warming from
TIE Chicago and Boston fires.
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hPRovKxBNrs ORpRRKD.-rhe contractor
for the Improvement Of Congress and Bean sts,
Public Works not TO cut down the old footw ak
in front Of Christ church, at the corner Of the
streets named. until uext spring, 30 that church
goers may not be ineommoded. The grading OF
Q street. between u ! and I4th southwest, has
been ordered. Also, the parking, setting curb,
and laying foOtwslks on Pennsylvania avenue,
Of Maryland avenue, between LIST and I'd streets
east. The superintendent os gas and lamps has
been directed to have gas mains laid in 18th
street, between and X northwest.
LUSATIcis CLAIM ON THE TREASURY
Ofcer Chase to-day brought TO police head
quarters from the Presidents house a yonng
German who halls from Baltimore, and who
gives his name as Henry Schriefer. He was
endeavoring to see the President to get from
him s15.5oo eco, which he claims the govern
ment owes him. He was put aboard the $50
train for Baltimore by officer Cornell, being
evidently lunatic.
A"THE BLACK CROOK REcoxsTRucrKDr will
be produced for the first time at w alls opera
house this evening. 1t will be presented with
brace many novel features. 1t has been very
successful In other cities, and those who like
spectacular pieces Of this character will doubt
less be pleased with its presentation here. It IL
an expensive piece, but Mr.. Ford has spared no
outlay to bring it out in good style.
ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
At meeting of the directors of this company
held on Saturday, Mr. Jesse B. Wilson resign
ed his connection with il as director and treas
ureT, and VIM. II. Philip, esq, was elected to
I'LL the vacancy in the board of directors thus
created, and 8. j. Todd, present secretary of
the company, was elected treasurer. At the
same time Frank t. Rawlings was elected as
sistant secretary.
SERIOUS AYFRAY IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
day afternoon, about O'Clock, two young man.
named Doyle, engaged in quarrel at the ferry
boat wharf, Alexandria. Va, with two Young
men, named Payne and Dyer, when one of the
Doyles was cut about the head and face by
Dyer. The wounded man was removed TO the
police station on Fairfax street, where his inju-
ries were dressed, and DYER was arrested.
H
The WHITE FAwN is the attraction at the
Washington Theater Comique this week. This
Is ourlesque extravaganza, and rivals the
"Black Crook" III scenery and ballet perform
ances. new feature as presented at this thea
ter is a "moral ballet composed of males.
There is also female ballet composed of beau
uful young ladies.
TREASURE TRovR.-This morning five colored
cart drivers brought TO police headq uarters a
valuable mantel clock which they found
wrapped up in paper and de posited in pile of
curbstone on the line of the old canal next the
A agricultural grounds 1t Is set with red ONYX
and surmounted with bronze figures represent
ing hunter and hounds.
MASONIC ELECTIoN.-Mount Horeb r. A
Messrs. George A. Abbott, NJ. +. H p; Louis
ID. Wine, T.. n; James Lambria, Scribe; A. G..
Taylor, Secretary; and l.. j. Luttrell, Treasurer,
for the ensuing wear.
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DARING THEFT OF CArTLE.-On Wednesday
evening of last week one William Herbert alias
Nelson, in Marshall district, Hartford county
and drove out of it twenty head of cattle, with
which he started in the direction of Baltimore
1t Is supposed that he lost his bearings for the
next morning found him not far from where the
cattle belonged. Wishing to dispose of them
be visited Messrs. Charles Myer and Robert
Ramsey, and representing himself to be a cattle
dealer sold the entire lot to those gentlemen for
s2s head and left with the purchase meney
Mr.. Nelson's loss was discovered the same morn
ing and the cattle identified as his. The spec
ulator in beef was Accordingly searched Tor
and he was found, arrested and committed to
jail. The prisoner was recognized in Belair by
gentlemen from York county, Pa, as q for
4E1iS.
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BRoTHKR.-AleKander Birrell has been con-
vieted in Trenton, n. J. for killing his brother.
The aged mother OF the prisoner besought the
left and the only support. The court In passing
sentence said there were circumstances that
justified the court In acting ieniently, and SEN
tenced him TO three years In the state prison.
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LOCAL NEWS,


We've Opera Hoxss-"The Black Crook"
with new music, mechanical effects, sc.
neaseT COmtqse.-"The White Fawn.D
0rchesrion music at No. 4Ss Pennsylvania
avenue.
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MEMPHIS FREE FROM YELLOW FEVER
There were twenty-seven deaths from yellow
fever last week in Memphis The city Is now
free from infection. 1t is proposed by the sur
yiving physicians to erect a monument to the
memory of their professional brethren who died
during the epidemic. Further assistance is not
needed for the sick.
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QY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r.i eesrgeto own
TRHsIEhs sE sALE on RnAL 5sTAIE ON

IhS6lEEb SALE VI kEAL 8SIAIk ON
BRIDGE strict, GEORGETOWN, d. @.
- By virtue Of o decree Of the Supreme Court
oof the District OF Columbia, pAs ed In Equity
cause No. SIS, wherein Margaret Ii. Hottz man
is eemplainsnt, and Virginia beaver ct al; are de
PENDANTS, the undersigned, Trustee, will expose
TO sale At Public Auction, ia mont Of the premises
on THURSDAY, the goth day Of November A. D..
1873, at the hour OF O'Clock m, part OF lot No.
10, In Home adj addition to Georgetown, d. O., be-
eineing for the at the end OF the rst line Of
"a feet OF ground the north side Of Bridge street,
Der gb iso, and Running by aud with the north lise
OF Bridge street eastery 70 the corner lot Formerly
Seloneing to Csps. L. Mackali, on said Bridge 81
being 20 feet or more; then northerly parallel with
M9ltsomery street IS feet then westerly parallel 20
Bridge street - feet more, until u ntersects the
second line OF the before mentioned lot leased to
Butler; thence southery parallel to Montgomery
street &c feet to Bridge street, and OF begin
ming.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by thesdecree: One
third cash; balance in two equal payments, Ct Elk
and twelve months from day OF sale, with interest,
with liberty to the purchaser to pay all cash down.
Title reserved until last payment is made. Sl50 to
be paid down at the time Of sale. All convey ancing
at cost Of purchaser The Trustee the eht
il ter Of sale are not complied with in i've days
after day of sale TO resell said Pr perty i've days
notice through some newspaper published in the
District Of Columbia, at the cost and risk OF the
WIN d CAssIN, Trustee,
noys-dts TH0S BOWLING, Alct.
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LIVERY STABLES
COAL AND wOOD.

T. MeCAULEY . BROS.
. We0D AND GOAL DKALRRs.
iAos-no. sls ~ street southwest, and No lSl o
eth street northwest.
Depot-lsH street wharf.
see, snoss ana Varied sooh Of WOOD and GOAL
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BooKs srATIONERY. q.

BOOKS, STATIONERY. &.
'EaE NEW
LEGAL FOLD-yoTE PAPERS,
,,sr' variety Of tint, all Of them novel and s'as
new STYLES OF
WEDDING srArIoNEsv
Receptien Cards
VISITING cARDS,
engraved and printed in the lates. styles; nom but
the Inject quality Of cards used.
CHRoMos.
trs, Crosses, Mottoes LsSdscspes; ali very peaGfi.
THE NEW BooKs.
All the new Books received as sOOa As issued.
WARREN CHOATE q CO.'S,
NEW BOOK STORE,
VERNON Row,
BOv7-tr CORNER 10TH ST. AND Pa. AvrsuS
SKCRKr OF SUCCESS ISw WALL STREET
calls eCsips SO ana scc mssa G sar STAN, s -
vail s, Ts@e s Go bankers and s.sssrs
FAMILY AND POCKET BIBLKs,
Ny own direct importation, comprising the ,ariou.
editions Of
EYRE a sPoPTIswoop.
And 5. CoUBTIER
The Trade supplied at wholesale prices
wM BALLANTYNEN.
poyl-u avs SEVENTH STREET., BELOW
"rTBE BoYDELL SHAKESPEARE, n"Rmipsn,
of - and
New Books aud Public atoms IS soon as paeiished
Subscriptions received and Books delivered. ou
sTo6kSAE Son. sas sh . tr@si nv a. oota,I
RICHARD B. MOHUN d CO.
II BeoksELLERs AND srATIoNKRs,
1918 PennsylSanis avenue.
NEW BOOKS.
Records &c OF Quiet Life. by Augustus J. O. Hare
soDes from sun Lands by Joaquin MiIisr, IL mo s.
Recent Music end Musicians BY Ignaes Mos
Ritss SUB tropical Rsnsie., crown 7c.. s.
The tmosphers by Camille Fammsri ILL.,. 6 Os
Inc Perfect Horse, BY Adirondack" Murray,
Gipns Mission Of the American Pccps. yo. 81
"T eaS INSIDE and Out, BY George Alfred
RoMAEoE OF OLD COURT LIrE FRANCE,
Ais1sSdsT Balm; Manual q Midxiisry b Dr. s ~
sSsor q .n al %sS q
| By Mrs. Henry Wood. Miss or Mrs: b1 wiItis
COLLINS. Blanche Seymour; by the author Of Erma
Engagement. Nina's Atopemcnt,a novel; sy Chris
usn Reid. strangers and Pilgrims; BY Miss Brad
don. Miriam Monfort: by the author of Household
Donyerte. Chstterbox for las, nlu.trated with
WOOD engravings q the highest class Driven froa.
Ths Son of an Organ Grinder; BY Marie sophic
Swartz. Ior al Unto Death, novel; three volumes
IN one, complete. Ruth Maxwell; by Lady Blake
ExplMed; by the author Of Six Months Hence
1enruddocse; by Hamilton Aide. A simpleton. nv
Charles Beade. Tue Croes OF Berney; or, Irene :
Lovers; powerful and fascinating novel, trans
ington. ~ '" 49,"
Blank Books, Playing Cards, PAPER and rnyal-
opes, and everything in the Stationery line Al me
very lowest prices, for sale at " ~
ocfe-tr corner az at AMI penos .r.-
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SPKCIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES.

SEASAAL AhT NJ mn IhAES.
will pay SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES
and sell PER CENT. BONDS and other Securities
of the District Of Columbia at VERY Low BATES,
w.sCOIT CHEW,
6l3 18th street, Washington, D. C.:
now Ct ia Prospect street, Georgetown, d. g.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JOHN a. SHOOT SON.
Have received from New York, "bousht for Cash.
!. and G 70
m p r s and ID
shs se:t sEsSss n0TREING S99ps and BLACK
sns f1s hSsS IEkS
is sAG2gE HSob asIE SES SsR
risb s 0iL Lei. kSSs and BHShhNKETs;
G0oDs We are in daily receip. Of additions 70 our
stock, as the season sdvsn from the large New
vited O1'''' a 'A'' anu GA S'nnA'i0n OIL sO0os IN
oct2sln JOHN Il. sMoOT SON.
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
A complete assortment Of Ladies DRESS GOODS,
steee Il sHa@Is BEss sfS sSOr cL6T i
CAssIMEREs and DRY GOODS generally, Dur,
which enables y. to offer splendid BARGAINS
Save money by giving a. q call before purchasing.
octlI-sm- I0l Bridge street, Georgetown.
lust AS WE EXPEOTED.-Such a rush OF
= LADIES and Gents Apparel to be CLEANED and
D1ED has not been seen for some time. With every
at it with discrimination to do IL good asd 70 clean
II all out on time dye in the EFFORT not that we are
tired Of living but because by DIV cling we expect to
live, while We know not how to live except We dye.
w. III. WHEATLEY,S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOUR.
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
~ Jefferson street, Georgetown, d. O.
81 D. m. sena-iy
IOHOLs'
IN ELEGANT ZOE CREAM AND OYSTER
PARLORS,
aus1V - High street, Georgetown, ID. q.
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MASONIC ELECTIoN.-Mount Horeb r. A
chapter, No. Z, at a recent meeting elected
Messrs. George A. Abbott, NJ. Z. H. p; Louis
ID. Wine, f. h; James Lambria, Scribe; A. G.
Taylor, Secretary; and l.. j. Luttrell, Treasurer,
for the ensuing year.
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INSTALLATION or OPFGOxRs.-The following
have been installed Is officers Of Morning Star
Lodge, No. 8, /. o. G.. T., by l.. ID. G.. w. G. T.
Il. L. Salkeld, assisted by G.. w. V. Il. Lizzie s.
Gourlay and G. W. c. Charles L. Conner to
serve during the current quarter: W. e. T.,
VIM Phipps; W. V. T.. Sister Montgomery; w.
X. Secretary. Henry Neldfeldt: w. +. s., r. W.
ouseiey; w: T., Jennie PiPaer; w. III; Eugene
Leonard; W. c., y. B. Kellogg; w. A. X. s., NJ.
A. Davis; w. 1. G., Sister Robinett; W. o. G.,
Brother Bolton; W. Il. Sup, l.. S. Gourlsy; w.
l.. Sup, Sister Bolton.
MISSIONARY MxzrINss.-As will be seen BY
our advertising columns there will be q series
OF meetings In behalf Of diocesan missions held
IA Ine following Episcopal Churches during the
PIsssn NJ week: Grace Church, (fsland); Eman-
mel church, (Uniontown); Trinity Church, the
Cnuren OF the Ascension, Church Of the Epph-
any, 81 John's Church, and the Church of
incarnAoon. Addresses are expected from
prominent gentlemen Of the church. and co.,
lecuons are 70 be taken for diocesan missions
and for church extension. -1'''''HS
ArTKMPrKD HIsHwAY RossrRya n,,
named Cle6aent Ford, while on New Isrss~
avenue, between NJ ana n streets northwss, -
Saturday night was attacked by three colored
men, who made an attempt % take his pocket
book. Offcers Saffel and Mari hearing HIS
cries for help FASTENED to the place. but the
would be robbers escaped before their arrival.
IxcExprARY BoYs-Yesterday afternoon,
about ~ O'Clock, some boys set IRE TO the
Misunderstanding OF house SIS New Jersey sv-
enue, occupied by Clements & Son, shoema-
kers. Offieer Byrnes, station keeper at the
seventh precinct station, was notified, and with
some Of the neighbors eStinguished the flames
with loss Of So.
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The WHITE FAwN is the attraction at the
Washington Theater COmique this week. This
Is burlesque extravaganza, and rivals the
"Black Crook" in scenery and ballet perform
ances. A new feature as presented at this thea
ter is "moral ballet'' composed of males
There is also a female ballet composed Of beau
tiful Young ladies'
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TREASURE TRovR.-Thi morning five colored
cart drivers brought to police headquarters a
wrapped up in paper and deposited in pile of
curbstone on the line of the old canal next the
Agricultural grounds. 1t is set with red ONYX
and surmounted with bronze figures represent
ing hunter and hounds.
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QR0RGEfONN ApYKRTIREWENTa.

~KNIGHfs OF PYrHIAs.-fh.rs WI ee :
~ regular meeting of HgRMI0N8 LODGE,
No u, ~ lie ball 0eore etcwn, O., st7 clock on
TUESDAY IvENIHG, the 18th inst. All Of the
menbr ~ are desired tn attend
neviea' .. NoRRIs rHoRNB, X. = 9.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr; Georeetovn.
HOUSEHOLD fuRsITuRI AND EfFEcTs
At AUCTION.
w l2th, at 10 O'Clock, i viii sell, at No. las
punbarton street, mar High, general as
30 Black Spanish and Oieilian Chieksns.
novl0-H THOMAS BOWLING, kuct.
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o U r
DRY GOODS

DEPARTMENT, on nrst floor, is stocked with a
very large and elegant assortment Of Goods in ai the
varied classes.
INSPECT OUR PRICES BEFORE PuRo8As.
ING EL6EwHERE.
~REMEMBER THE ARCaDE~
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PIANOS, DO.

TUH!EG N ID REPAIRING, POLISHINo
and vanishing PIANOS and all Mu--
siceI instruments receives the most faith
Personal attention by G. L. WILD & BRO UNIV
4<o I'm street, near northwest corner Pepusylvs
M nsenne. Agents Tor the unsur passed STIEFFy
fIANOs, dealers in Pianos and Musical ipstru
nents generally. Pianos for rent, sepls-iy
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GUNS.

(Eo. 62s LOUISIANA AvsNuIJ
Of
GUNS FISHING r sS5bs AND sPoErrso
augxem ~SIGH OF BIG GUN
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RAXTER' . PURE ORANGE WINE.

fpyn ylBEl, LxAprn,
asInsss. stsss sosiabsss, f.r1lsss.. fa rsss,ss
e.; Order len g Hstzercts go. 8, Enis', o.
Ynsd. ysshinstoA. TslsSrs1S odios witkin 5 sa1srs
4 O0K Y0R. PAUL
NgwSDfIixR iS1 SS%T nS
W ARa ~ hfns esss-es'