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The BOARD OF HEALTH met last night, and
an application for the position Of garbage col
lector from Henry Washington, colored, &C
companled with q numerously- signed recon-
mendatiOn setting forth that Washington Ia a
Christian, and that his appointment would
crafty q large number Of church people and
politicians, was read and referred to the health
officer. Mr.. Langston submitted a resolution
"that the expenses Of the Board of Health for
the year commencing July LIST, 1874, shall be
brought within the limits of the appropriate
Of Congress, or otherwise indirectly to be used
for sanitary purposes during the time named
within the District of Columbia, thus providing
against any deficiency which might occur;n
adopted. He also submitted q resolution ssthat
so far as the action Of the board, with regard to
the salaries OF the clerks and employees thereof
concerned Captain j. G. Wall, the same be re-
considered, and that the salary Of said Wall be
fixed at 81 800 per year, to take effect from the
trst day of July, 1874, and that said Wall be
placed under the secretary, In charge of all that
work which has to do with vital statistics and
the books Of the treasurer, ~ the latter officer
may Direct" adopted. He also submitted res
olution that "from and after the first day of
July next, the designation OF the secretary of
the Board OF Health be changed, and this OFF,
Ger be hencefOrth known and designated sec
Rotary and registrar and In this designation
subscribe all official papers to be by HIM sub.
,S-ibed." Adopted. Adjourned.
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st. Ceciiia's Academy. Capitol Hill.

81. CecsisaS ACADEMY. Caption Hill.
We give to-day the complete list OF honors
and distribution Of premiums at the exercises
at this academy yesterday, briefly noticed in
The STAR Of last evening:
Gold medals, senior class, to Annie Castell and
Ks,ic Mentally; gold cross for application in music,
eusie Hftz; special premium DO, Annie Byrne. Be-.
NOR pepaItment-Crowns Of honor to Annie Cas-
tell, Susie Hitz, Alice HcNanz, Nellie Walsh, Ella
Walters, JAMIE Mitchell, Annie Ounning CHAM, An
ME Byrne n airy Toy, Lille Miller, Cecilia CLARK.
son, Teresa B. I'm and Martina Smith. Houors to
the crowns-Annie Randall, Mary Ryan, Ella
Thompson, Ada McDerpstt, Agnes Byrne, Annie
Fullerton, May Barry, Beckie Short and Ida Nc
Cunningham. Virginia Rielly, Dehora Meade, Bes-
sic Gulick; honors, Maud Thompson, Fannie Dea.
kens. Junior Department-Orowns, Julia Fi,zpat.
rick, Avy Barry, Georgia Miller, Ida Rielly, Lii
liam Lewis snd Laura Sullivan. Honors, Lulie
DAILY, Ruth Brown, Helen Morris, Lila Coombs,
Laura Deakeps, Nettie Meade, Maggie w annell and
maggie Thompson: Senior class, Annie Oasteil,
Katie Susie Hitz. Nellie Walsh, Ella Wal.
tiers, Alice neNantz: jamie MITCHELL, Mary Ryan,
ME bar dali, E1a Thompson. Katie Yoe, Lille XII
Ter, Agnes Byrne. Cecilia Clarkson, Teresa Behn
d artiDa Smith, Ada MoDermott, ANNA Fullerton,
MARI Cunningham, Mary Barry, Beckie Short,
Maud ThomEson, BERTHE Piaft, Elite Rich
ards, Rosie Walsh, Jennie Kelly, Ida Hhks
Fannie Deakens, Annie Me0enley Ida Mccoy. De-
Barn., George Miller. Barbara Rosseau, Helen
Est,f mesa Ma1 Bsa.s
LauIs Deskins, Lila Coombs, Lieiy Hicks, Liii an
Lewis, Maggie Thompson, Laura Sullivan, Maggie
Wannell, Agnes Hutchingson, Maggie Hickey
Della MCCOY,
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School OF the Immaculate Convention

AWARDS IN DEPARTMENT..
The annual distribution Of premiums to the
male department of the Immaculate Concep-
ton school came off last night at the school,
room, corner OF sth and n streets, which, like
that Of the female department, was q decided
success. There are 10 boys connected with the
school, and in the several recitations, dialogues
and songs with which the distribution was in
terspersed they acquitted themselves very
creditsbly, and gave great satisfaction to their
friends. A pleasing incident of the occasion
was the presentation, in q neat little speech by
Francis McKenna, In behalf of the school. of a
large bible to G. p. Clark, project of the school,
who was completely taken by surprise, but who
replied in felicitOus manner. Tue following
are among those who received premiums
Gold medals 10 q. Z. Glennan and John L. Free
man. Premiums to Francis McKenna, Lewis
Bart, Charles Bart, Lewis Parkinson, Francis
Mckenna 81 Morris Roche, 81 James Roche,
l3,) VIM. Mccarthy, (2,) John McLeeran, (2,j
Charles A. Rodier, Francis Gallant, Charles
Gallant, Michael Barrett, George Miller, Will
lie Hunter, Geo. Maher, Arthur Maher, Michael
Dunn, Eugene Lemerle, Arthur Lemerle, Fran
eis Downing, Edward Downing, Stephen b.
Clement, Edward JOY, AIOysius joy, James
Graham, Francis Daley, Joseph Daley, John
Myers, Michael Myers, Martin V. b. Hilyard,
Edward HIly ard, VIM. O'Dwyre, VIM. o. Bierne
james Corridor, Walter Kelly, Beverly Fein-
our and Thomas Hurley. The awards were
made by Father Mccarthy, who, at the conclu.
sion, made a brief address to the boys, after
which they were dismissed.
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NEW GooDs-Rsceired To day.
Gents Fine Straw Hats, 81 so.
Boys Good Stylish Hats, 81.
Wide Brim Hats, %, 10 and 50 cts.
Gents Fine White Shirts. $3.50 and 81.
Summer Underwear, so. rs and al.
Sun Umbrellas, Al IS, $l.50 and S1.75.
Fine, Medium and Low-priced Trunks, Bags
and Valises.
LEWIS "Popular One Price Store,"
500 18th street, between l and K.
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CWY ITEMS.
Prices.

PR1G8S.
Fine Plated Jewelry .........s2 500
rlne Jet .Ievery, in tn sets. ....... . 10
Fine Alaska DismoI Je very, in goli.. 5 20
Received this ncrniBg at Prigs's .Jewelrv
Store. No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, near Ak
street.
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ST.. MATHEWS AcApYx1-The closing ex-
ercises of st. Matthews female academy and
the distribution Of premiums took place yester-
The award was preceded BY the exhibition Of q
series Of tableaux, In which the young ladies'
acquitted themselves very creditsbly, e they
Reverse Of the Medal" The valedictory wa
delivered by Miss Lula McGraw with good
effect. Medals and chromos were distributed a.
follows: Medals to Lula McGraw, Marion
Dou aherty, Annie Curren and Mary A. Bren-
non; chromos to Lula McGraw, Marion Dough
erty, Kste Brennan, Maggie Flanagan, Flor
ence Thompson, Nora COMBS, Mary McMsnus,
Rcse Benson, Annie Maher. Cornelia Dougher-
". Ella Sinclair, Mary O'Hare. Mary Kelley,
Mary Noonan, Rose Coterill, Kate Robinson
Kate Flaming. In addition to the above there
was an extensive award OF premiums ~ the
their studies.
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CAMP misunderstanding Elder Phelps,
Of the Virginia Methodist Episcopal Coulter
ence, las fixed the camp meetings Of the Rich
adjacent to the Poforlae IS follows this year.
Berryvilie circuit, July ~, Herndon circuit, in-
cludsug Aleaandris station, near Thornton, Ju-
lv 81, Hiilstor5' circuit, near hsrper's Perry,
August Z; Accot NIX circrit, August IL; Hills
boro circuit, nesT WATERFORD, August 81, 20 en-.
brace two sabbaths; Stafford circuit, near Gar
TlsonyiLs, September 4.
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Foot Surgery, &C.
DR.. White, chiropOdist, will be in attendance
alter which he win be absent until Monday
morning, August Sd. Thousands of persons who
Visit DR.. Whites establishment (No. 535
I2th street, opposite the Treasury department,
Washington, DC, ) find that timely attention
to those important members, the feet, econo-
misses time. and cOnduces to health, comfort
and cheerfulness, and probably to length
OF NE. Dr. White removes COrns without pain,
SO the patient can walk with ease. He success
fuIiy treats BuniOns, Vascular Excrescences
Cinb and Ingrowing Nails, and other ailments
Fee, 81 per visit Established in Washington,
ATTRNTIoN!-.You are invited to call and ex-
anime our large and varied stock OF Slate and
mia marble tns Mantes' Gas Fixtures &C. Prices to
No YIN G. 4. B., 9Th a and mafnSs stTss:,
16 tu,th,s,2w
PONDS EXTRACT cures rneumatfsn, burnr.
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throst, sprains,
scalde, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
iameness, bruises, bois, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it is q standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings, and
Known 70 be cure for these diseases. m, q IT
To PREVENT Fever ana Ague there is no
preparation like Dooley's Oalisaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. 90
WEEK 3 DOINGS IN WALL STREET.-Explains
stock operations on email capital without risk
Copy sent free. TUMBRIDGE & Co.,
1924 2Wali street, New York.
WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street,
lnteiiigencer building. 1928
TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of1s12
were e2l9,660. l,12-s,wt
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Ak street.
THB COMMUNITY at large approciat to tho use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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RURAL HoMEs.-The demand for rural homes
near this city is increasing every year. while
the supply OF really desirable sites is very lin
Tied. When we say "really desirable" we
mean locality that combines the following ad-
vantages, viz: perfect healthfulness, (which
can only be obtained on elevations high enough
TO be free from all miasmas,) q fine view of the
city, the purest water, good soil, must be easy
OF access, and TAR enough from the city for a
pleasant drive. We know of no part of the
country surrounding this city that possesses an
these attractions 80 perfectly as the "North
Arlington Heights which Mr.. Robt. A. Phil
lips, the proprietor, in consequence Of their pos
sessing such superior advantages, has subdivid-
ed In lots, varying in size from two to forty
acres each. Many of them have already been
sold to parties that are improving them hand
somely. A few of the most desirable yet remain
unsold, az will be seen by reference to an ad-
vertisement In another column. After they are
sold 1t will be difficult to find their equal at any
reasonable price.
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81. Aloysaus Boys' and Girls school
The annual ditribution Of premiums of the
parochia! schools In st. Aloysius parish took
OF st: Aloysius Church, corner Of 1 and North
Oapitoi streets. By arrangement, the distribu-
uon OF the premiums for the boys school and
giris school was combined, and - there are
is easy to see that with the visitors the crowd
was immense. On the platform were seated
Kew; Father Clarke, President and Rector Of
ther Moran, Father Mcclure, and Father jam
ison. Father Clarke distributed the premiums
and made brief addresses to several or the pu-
pills. At the close Father Jamison addressed
the pupils on their improvement and good con
duct, abiding with thaDkfulness to the blessings
OF the past year. The following Is list of those
who received premiums:
fses Fa1a snare% s5
s0nnell, jane: o,SonnoI, John Li.tow, Deani.
DIVER, John Biospan, John Lane, william art
Michel M Eaheaty MAsrics Collins: second Oia's
Michael 0,Brien, ohm Ryar, Jane. Byrne, JOSEPH,
MuIth. Third Clsss-ist division, medal to Robsri
ko1tIt Tyi.s. Eddy Mslone, Marin Mshensy,,
Mgrghy, George pewsi', VIM kir.lsy, Mic h
ppB,ien' F5ank Herbsr, CoISeliu; Q; RIien, Alvin
sgt Costelin, Wiilism flysn, Michssi I Barrss G
fourtn elass-lst division, medal % Henry Nut
Th0nis ,! 5.wI Tncm IhC%as McNsly, JShp Byrne,
Hugh BraSnon Hash isneh JeSs H.r hnsnaa
si1i.ion, John FafI;I, FRANK Kennedy. James
SSsa Ssn John Gsh Marin
wilson, Jehn O,Conror, Thomas Castillo, John
JSss.h Es s5s S
aa's id rss' B.s oSD
John MshCEey COrDelu,
GfsdT, s.niel Crazy dfvisea, Moss pu nas il
lanes lame Murphy yohn 1'EeiI, William L,nd.dAls
The following is the distribution of medals
crowns, and rewards to the girls:
Medals to Mary Sullivan ard Katie Brosnan
Ss Sss dann sS
MARI MeEsmsr.. Nellie Huleshy, Mary ri Bans ans
isss Is.g @a1s
katis BI9snaIsn, Mary Cu,hane, Katie Sullivan
julia focis SOTs suinisn, Annie ee oBrisn. . Ky
t Ss1 ses sni1 Helen 0ssry Ellen Ssnnoa jose
Johanna GraneJ: Ellen = oley, Margaret Council
j J0hs,S 0TS9ls; Mary Pn.ee Ms5y B.ospsh.n
han han: JehaH1. 9isnsy, AnHis La.ks' MARI Csiau
Mary Purcell. BRIDGET Ssnnor,a iors Qainisn
Ms! hS Ry: Ts
Mar
Hhi, lag BrsnI an Annie .saire, Mary W Wh ay
Ellen Ryan, Mary Mason, Katie Flavin, Katie
Lyene, Kate Cornell, z attic Purcell, Lizzy French
Blanch Kinsley, Kate Donohoe, Minnie HcNa.
mara, Masaie Grady. Lilly 8. AFFORD, Nora Flynn
Culhane, Annie Collins, Gertrude Wade, Rose W al
lace, Maggie Wsilanee, Maggie Berbach, Sally
land, Bridget Dsnihtr, Annie 0'Brien, MARY Ma
Ieney, Katie Gleason, Annie Collins, Maggy Keane
Ella Walsh, Ada Daley, Agnes Mullen. Katie Oar.
fenter, Annie Q9sll, agnes moran, Mary Manning
ME poxell, Lily Brosnahan, Mary O,Brien, Mary
Murt, Ma Itha Stanford, Nary Kelly, Annie Hollo-
Ion. Mary o Hara. Jennie Rierdon. Johanna King,
Aonie Mshoney, Mary Kissley, Hanna McLane,
Mary O'Hara, Mary Heeney, Katie Lands da Q, An
ME Mcguire. Macy Raglan.
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MORE DISTRICT FURNITURR LEVIED On
To-day, Baiiif O'Neal levied on all the furni-
tnre and property in the Legislative Hall be-
longing TO the Council, to satisfy Judgment in
favor of VIM. NJ. Guinand, for coal furnished
the public schools
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EDITOR STAR:-The Chronicle this morning
says:
The funeral expenses Of the late Joseph s.
Wilson, and moderate bill at that too, footed
up 80 &c.,"
The reporter was certainly misnformei as
the expenses were not one sixth of the amount,
X. r. HARVEY, Undertaken.
June 9th, 1874,
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Foot SuPgePv. nc.

CONFINEMENT and happiness reign in all
households where Dooley's Yeast Powder is
used. Try it. Your grocer has it.
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81. SrHPHKNe PARoCHIAL ScHooL-The
annual examination Of the parochial schools in
scss SssPnsn parish took pl,e yesterday IN the
not designed to make it . public Sffair. but
quite alsrge number Of the parents of tbs
pupils and friends OF the school were present.
lnis II one OF the latest schools established and
u consequently one of the smallest, the number
OF boys and girls together numbering only 90
pupils. Father Mentally distributed the pre-
miums with encouraging remarks and words Of
who received premiums at the hands Of Father
SMcNaliy were Maggie Mclaughlin, Nellie
Sullivan, Katie Donohue, Maggie Armour,
Julia Mofrisy, Bridget Sullivan. Johnnie
Rheinhart, Frank Connolly, johnnie Gately
and George Curtis.
RIAL Estate TRANsFKRs.-F. w. Jone, To
Adele NJ. Lanckton, lots Is and 70, square s,
lot 81, square -, 500; F. w. Jones and wife to
i hds 81 M: Lanckton lots Is and 49, square 8,
81 70 MaHy aaa SsG s =
A. Langdon to VIM. Gibson. lot $, block 10, LIS
Droit Park, s.; Joseph Q. Ramsey to Lucy
Livingston, lot 50, square ga, 81 900; Frank G..
Daniels to Mary Daniels, lots % and IS, square
2iO, 81, love and affection; Lewis o. Eichier ct
a. a. to Wilhelmina Eichler, part lot II, square
$50, $4,000; j. III. Kiobge TO w. Eichler, part
lot II, square 49,, ss 900; Frank T. Rawlings to
jefferson w. Davis, lot e, square 5li, 1925; T..
Q. Weaver ct al, trustees, to J. M. vats, lots s,
8, 10, tqusre 1,035, 81 SIS; Edw. A. FAY, trus-
tee, to Caroline G. Allen. lot F, square 81, s..
THE CoRcoEAN MARKKr.-Some OF the resi-
dents of the northern section OF the city not
being willing that the project of building a
market On Corcoran square, fronting on It'll
street, between o and p, shall fall through
have taken in hand aiding of the commits
sion to build it. 1t is proposed to raise by
subscription an amount sufficient to pay for the
bonds 80 per cent. of their face, and the con-
tractor Mr. Lewis, 1t Is stated. agrees to do the
work, taking the bonds therefor, and passing
them over to the subscribers.
-N
b. II. WARNER, real estate broker and auc-
tfoneer, will sell at auction this afternoon at
$50 O'Clock, beautiful building lots on Merdi An
Hill, fronting on the road leading from 10Th ST.
TO lith street. These lots are near the resi-
dences OF John Little and James Eshn, and
command fine views of the surrounding conn
try: Parties wishing to avoid the payment of
high taxes now have an opportunity to make
profitable investments.
--~-
CLARK ACT. DISTRICT OF CoLBMsIA.-The
case OF John ID. Clark agt. the District of CO.
lumbia-action to recover An amount alleged
to have been overpaid for special taxes-yhich
was once tried before Justice Walter, was set
by Justice A. s. Taylor for trial this morning
MIR. Cahill, for the District, gave notice OF an
application for writ Of certtorari and the case
went over.
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RUE OVER BIZ LocoxorIvR.-Thos. White,
An inmate OF the Columbia Institute for the
Deaf and Dumb, was run over by the 4:45 p. N.
train Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad from
Baltimore yesterday afternoon, at Boundary
vas walking on the track, and the engine came
upon him ursvsres- Officer McHenry, Of the
7th precinct. had him conveyed 20 the college
near BY, where Re received the necessary sur
eical aid.
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TIE FUNERAL Of the late Hon. joseph y.
WI.sOn, formerly Commissioner OF the General
Land Once, took place frcn his late residence,
No. SIS 18th street, ct 5o'ci0ek yesterday after
q lGrze attendance. TIE rensiDs were Inferred
81 Gler socd cemetery. Among those present
were General sherman, Paymaster Cunning
ham, Nicholas Caiisn, ESQ, and DIR. j. d. Blake
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THE COMING SCHUErZES FEsTrvAL.-The
ninth annual festival OF the Washin gton Schuet-
zen Verein will commence on Monday and con-
tinue the entire week. Every preparation has
been made FOR this festival, and the committees
promise that IL will be better than any preceding
fest There viii be prize shooting, prize bowl
ing, ladies' prize shooting, concert and dancing
music By the full Marine band, two perform
ances daily by the Prager family, Orrin broth
ers and Mile Lucia, the Klralfy sisters, Wash
ipRton Pantomime Club. vocal music by the
S3ngerbund and Arion Qusrtette Club, grand
illuHination and pyrotechnics- Over eighty
members Of the Baltimore Schuetzen ascot
alton, under President Charles Lemkuhl, will
participate, and Will arrive on Monday morn.
Ing by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The
members will be in full uniform and accompa-
lied BY Winters band of twenty pieces.
THE WASHINGTON MARKEr.-The dealers in
Center Market who have not purchased their
stalls from the let OF July for three years, are
generally holding back awaiting the decision in
the case OF Hoffman VS.. The Company, and
consequently when II O'Clock, the hour for the
sale, arrived to-day, there were but few deal
ers present, and no one responded to the invita-
ton Of the suctioneer to name the stall and
start II st the price paid two years since.
The company viii offer no more stalls until
tuesday, July eth, the day prior TO that on
which the Hoffman injunction case will be
esard. The butchers are sticking 10 the deter
= patton not to buy, and on Tuesday the terms
BeSwhich the stalls were originally sold WIN ex-
YiIe.
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NOTICE. NOTICEn NOTICEM

DRY GOODS ere SIN selling a. Iov rst., n.
BAXTEB'b, 1920 Pennsylv anis ayenae Nohairs
anc Apacas cheaper than ever. Dress Goods, Piaues
Galicoes cheap. Bed Spreads, Towels, Napkins aud
Table Linen at bargains. hosiery, Ladies' and
Notions ut low figures ap1x-tr
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"1K has been commenced on the enlarge
"Heling Of Waugh II. T.. chapel,
ment arc reH.-- -isDs Of j. Ii. McGill,
In accordance with tho --ch an orna-
architect, which will make the I've
rnent to Capitol Hill. The congregation -
erected q large and commodious tabernacle on
the adjoining lot, in which the services wili De
regularly held while the Improvement Is In pro-
Rress. The tabernacle will be dedicated To-
morrow, ct II o. m, Rev. b. II. Creaver, of
Minnesota, OF Chatting.
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BOLD ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY-Yesterday
Afternoon, between and O'Clock, as one OF
the employees Of X. F. Harvey was going up
stairs AZ the coffin warerooms On 7th street,
between q and II, and over which Mr.. Har-
vey's family reside, be encountered two burIy
cciered men snesking around up there with
slippers On When ssked what they were doing
there they replied that they were looking for
the boss, and wanted 20 buy some coft ne. They
we're Informed tnat collins were not kept among
the family furniture, and rather more foreibly
than politely were invited to yanoose. As soon
as they were out a search was made for the po-
Ice, without success, and the men, though
watched Tor some distance, managed to ESCAPE.
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The BODY OF Edward Robinson, drowned
Thursday In the Eastern branch, was recovered
Yesterday afternoon by John O'Neill, near
behring's bricge. The body was placed In .
cefnn and the coroner notified, but no inqaes
was lid. The body WAS then fnterred ir the
EbenS Ger fcolcred) burying ground.
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PIANOS, dc.
pIANCS FROM THE BEST FACTORIES,
y witch have been in use short time.
only Tor sale Ct greet bargains for cash, or eEk
part cash and balance In monthly or Quar-VfNts
teIly instelneEts:
Ore ytrg fine ~ octave square grand Fischer, 4.
T., S4Q0.
One steinway, 71s oetaye, s21.
One Hailett q Davis, z octave, Sl4o.
One Hardmep, N. T.,1 octave, $3.50.
"A magIihce Concert Grand at q great bargain
also, q large variety OF knsbe & %. and McCsmmon
tboardnsn gray Pianos at very low prices, to
make room. Pianos for reut, ct
RE1CHEhBACH's Piano Warsrooms,
!el9-2w lRepl 423 llth st., above Pa. ave.
TEE UsLrBRRhTE1 KaABE . MCCAIN.
Planes from various factories, in ell styles and
and for rent,
ORGANS and MELODEoNsN NM
,kEICHENBACHS Piano Warerooms.
mayl-y avs llth street.
II UOAo' PIANO AND MUBIO eTOBD,
IL Has 6e0ssSA ssye0 esvSkeDsa.
Pianos and Organs and 4uotoal IrDtru0ohtx 81
every description on hand; cold on eaGy~~nH>
tsnms. Risnos and Orse1 tuned asi rsg1- ~
lated. 0eoreot0Wn orders Ieh e Hr.WyNyt
0RIMD6', 10. los Bridge stresa. fyia-ss
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LcoK cur for Gtorseana, bound for Pins5
Po,Ef To- night at G p. n. /
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ELPHONzO YOUNGs Il co, Grocers,
MASONIC TEMPLE, 9rH STREET,
Opposite q. q. Patent once.
ELPHoNZo YOUEGS,l
J. Il. JOHNSON. ial,-tr
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~ CLOSING OUT AT COST, m.
Of FANCY GOODS. at 3&6
YOUNGs NEW YORK BAZAAR,
AL 7ih street.
Store for rent. ieastr
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street,
Intelligencer building. 1923