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SUDDEN DEATH OF Mr.. JOHN WELCKER.
This weil-knOwn reStaurateur died at $50
. clock yesterday morning. at his establish
l1ehi.s.' 18th street, near New York avenue.
lie CiiGsht a severe cold a few days since,
winch turned into erysipelaS of the face,
from which ne died suddenly He was at
tended IN his Illness by Drs. Ltebermann ind
Johnson. Mr. Welcker Wa born i'm Guent-
eISblum. near Mayence, in the Duchy of
HeSSe DarmStadt, Germany, and came to
this country when but seven years Of ase.
and settled in New York city. He was em-
plOyed for a number of years a { DelmOnico's.
New OTk. and came here in 1s,9. and opened
IN connection with Mr.. Buhser, one OF the
best restaurants and dining saloons of the
city. ON Pennsylvania avenue. in the build
ing now occupied oy Wall. Robinson < Co.
Here he did q fine business, but removed II
No. 30 18th street in 1896. Mr.. Selcker was
of an obliging disposition. courteous and ac-
commodaSin Ing. and made many friends among
his patrons and att with whom he was
brought I'm contact. He was hut 80 wears of
age. and leaves "A widow with three children.
His remains will be taken To New York for
lntcTment.
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Don't Hack. Hack. Cough, Cough

Cough is symptom by which various dis
eaSed conditions OF the throat, bronchial
tubes and lungs manifest themselves But
whether il arises from the irritation produced
In the throat and larynS by taking cold. from
an attack of Bronchitis, from incipent Con
sumption, or from various other causes, no
thing Will allay il more speedily or cure il
more permanently than nr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t does not matter whe-
Their II be a recent attack or a lingering cough
the Discovery is in either case equally well
adapted FOR its relief and permanent cure.
In fact, III VIII cure cough in One-half the
Time necessary To cure il with any other
medicine, and ii does il, not by drying IL uu
but by removing the cause, Subiuing the ir-
rtation, and healing the affected parts No
Time should be lost i'm commencing the use of
proper medicine for the relief OF a cough;
Tor, unless this course is pursued. serious and
dangerous diseases of the lungs is liable To
result. Golden Medical Discovery is sold by
all dealers i'll medicines. eo&k
j. SIMPSON, the Old Billiariist al National
Hotel Billiard Tables and material at New
York prices. ;
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street. paws per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. banking hours, 8 20 1. SaturdayS.9
To and tO8 Nt3,l4ilj
CHARLES HEIDSI Eek,
Siliery or Extra Dry Champagne,
Excelled by none.
12,4,eo3: For sale by HALL & HUME.
CORNs, &C.-'Tne wise Ior neaIIn on daily
walks depend" and thousands patronize Dr.
Whites esta blishment, SIS 18th street, oppo-
ste U. s. Treasury, TO avoid painful COrns,
Bunions, Inverted Nails, etc.
The SINGER sEwfNG MACHINE sales OF
io'Z were SZl9,6tO. 4l2-s,wt
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81 Spain has PAID TO Germany II 900 thalers
Of the indemnity for she Gustav outrage.
Mauch Chunk, calls il the photographic
gs hinG SUM.
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Board OF Health.


CARRIAGE, &C.
an adjourned meeting of the Board of
Health was held Saturday night. Air Lang
ston, chairman of the ordinance committee.
read the act passed by the District legisla-
ture in relation TO authorizing the Board of
Health 10 fill lots and make sewer conneC-
mons. the cost to be assessed against the
property ad jacent and collected as other taxes
are collected. The attorney for the District
commissioners has decided the law uncOn-
siitutiOnai. and it is necessary to pursue
some other course 10 compel persons to abatc
nulSances. No action was taken. From the
same committee "A lengthy repOrt was read
concerning the filling OF a certain vacant lot.
and resolution was adopted that II being
below the grade, undrained, and having stag
nant water thereon, upon and into which
nth Of various sorts and kinds is thrown, il
j. declared in its present condition nuisance
Injurious To health.
The four frame houses IN the alley between
= ard i ant 18Th and 18th streets southwest .
and brick house on the west side of 49,
street. between ID and r. streets. were con-
demned as nuisances.
A communication was read from II. F.
Turner K Co, asking an extension Of time
Tor preparing for The removal of Offal
undei their contract until May LIST. They
say That owing 10 the delay of the board in
declaring the bids and Determining and
making contracts for the removal of offal
from the District and the collection OF gar
bage, they find themselves unable to con-
Struct The necessary depOts and railroad
tracks, and to secure the necessary outfit for
the collection of garbage 10 commence the
work as required at the time specified in the
contract, viz. April I. 1875. To provide for
this emergency, they have perfected arrange
mentS fOI the transportation of Offal by boats
though the north channel. and propose To
employ the garbage collectors now in ser
vice. continuing the present system until the
new outfit il completed and ready for service
They therefore propose to introduce the new
system gradually, so aS To prevent delays
and accidents incidental To the introduction
of a. Ereat a change in the system of collection
Of this material; referred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29

THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsocIA-
TON are arranging for a grand spelling match
10 tai place at Lincoln hail on Wednesday
evening. IL is stated that Speaker Blaine
Will preside and that Secretary DelanO and
Senator Window will sit i'm Judgment on the
spelling OF the contestants, while Second
aucltor r. H. French will train the classes
There will be three contests during the even
ing, one between two classes OF weil-kDOWn
ladies and gentlemen; one between volunteers
nom the audience, and a third between the
reporters, printers and proof readers on the
one hand, and class of boys and giris from
the grammar schools.
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IRON IN THE BLOOD.-When the blood is
well supplied with its iron element. we feel
vigorous and fri OF animation. II is an in
sutfciency of this vital element that makes
" feel weak ara low-spirited; in such cases.
the Pe11nTdn Syrup "a protoXide Of iron) can
supply this deficiency, and its use will invig-
crate us wonderfully. eo
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]. +. ERopH vAD, No. 535 18th street, is pay
ing special imp vovement taxes at the lowest
rates. Give him call before paying.
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IHF : PRING RA,E--IA U,iNnssqfJa Din
,''] .is~s s''s'.,--Tie SeCret;tTy OF the Wash
n-StHh Diving AS>Ocls ton, Nh. CLas HAYES.
'''S received sOmmUEiCatiOs,S from promi-
iltht i.oT>' men IN IT Louis. ChicasD. Brook
lyn- New \ OK city. Spri 1g6eld Mass
hiidd. ihla and other points. stat ng that
Ihey Wal. a.. here and take part in tEe spring
mtriihg. Mt Morrill,. 10 had theta horse
imam Penn here las AL has ri -. with
f'hh hsti brother. and pair ~ iarE bays
Young. spirited ana well matched. 1Isa well
hE"Wh tf"tlrf Charles Hayes has allen into
~" istid> OF EI> naWeSake. through q trade
win Mr.. A T. Whiting. VINO becomes the
S , or OF the ntShOg1ny-bay colt I'hoIIa. Il.
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~ 4 he Chic Senate has rejected the House
EDUCATION bill by six votes
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MN
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

S Eut mons uaRksT -
9:sfo n let- STREET & =
49, J. uruf 'sf' itH-f ,rpt 1t i1agls 49,
- 90 'hi~ cts vi aim O. Co. .rpfl. thHs. a. s
vi! N"t nee witn 'iir patronage, e IT, -aais lrs.
they would psN tn utrFrf, thus saving rInlr- ".
can sCppy 81. tL.rg iu thr shape Il M.sg. pHrIfr,
Game - fish Fruit ur Vegetable a. .ts Ari,-.
- can he pun had sUy a. 90 iu thi- otis
Oysters. ~ cents. elected 80.
NV \ OH Batter. - ,'1.t, prime X .II. 80
District Roll. g. District PRINT. 50
Oulu,d ] nafuH-. prupi-. T. cent?. All. f.. =
puuId cans 20 veut- 3cans. 81 cent?
Oar Meal
Boneles- Goldfish
Pot mac Roe HHrriucs
canned Biat l1'rrl-s, IS cents.
Call or send oI~ers -
mar27 I'm FRANK J. TISBETS. IOI-I.r
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NOMINATIONS FOR THE ALEXANDRIA
CoCNCIL-Meetings were held in the first
and second wards last night tn nOmina tie can
didates TO fill the unexpired Common Couu-
az terms of MessrS. Shirn and LOwnham, re-
moved from their respective wards. Mr.. G.
X. Shinn was nominated in the first ward
and Mr.. Joseph Hopkins in The second
ward - Sen inf nh
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TAXATION.
CITIZENS MEETING.
Cali signed by the Business Men OF
the District.

The underS igned. citizens of the District Of
Columbia. respectfully request their fellow
citizens 10 assemble in public meeting at
Lincoln Han. on Monday evening the 10Th
instant. at 80 O'Clock, for the purpose Of
taking such action as may be deemed proper
In regard to the tax law recently passed by
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IN THE GOLDEN AGE OF GIRLHoOD pre-
serve the beauty of the teeth with SOzOi,nf,
and then. when the hair is Silvcrcd and the
eye dimmcd with years, the mouth will still
reveal two glittcrinC rows OF unSullicd ivory.
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IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION.

To ow Friend, and ths Pxbhe:-For your better
accommodation we have adopted and will adhere 70
the following rules, viz-lst The Office will be OPEN
every business day from a. m t. -. m. ID. Those
who cannot call, by sending postal card Specifying
work to be done, with full address, will be waited o
ct residence in any part Of the District 3d. Ali work
prepaid or @. D. will be delivered ct any place in
the District. Goods from distance received and re-
turned by mail or express by w. II. WHEATLEY
59 Jefferson street, Georgetown, d. G. Ladies' and
gentlemen Wearing Apparel, Curtains, Kid Boots,
nicely Cleaned or Dyed. isnl n
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WASHINGTON FUNDS FOR THE CoNSEC-
TICuT CAMPAIGN the last regular meet
ing OF the Metropolitan (demOcrafica lJIub
the special committee appointed for that sur
pose made report and teTned over $50 which
they had collected TO prosecute the canvass
during the coming campaign i'm Connecticut
The sum was forwarded 20 Gov. IngersOli
III was decided to change the club meetings
from once week To twice each month during
the coming summer.
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aw recently passed by
u. ID. Gilman,
r II. Graham,
Noah Walker & Co,
A. s. Pratt,
n. GOldstein d Co,
III. w. Hall.
j. keyworth & Bro,
W. Y. Riley,
Thos. Russell,
John Alexander.
q. q. COrnwell & Sons,
j. u. Milburn d Co,
j. &. Whitwell,
III. Walker Tucker,
Emory Baxter,
j. w. Selby,
+. Schneider & Son.
q. s. Kraft.
W. Thompson,
T.. Cammack.
HOOe, Bro. 4 Co.
q. W. Humphreys.
Powers Brothers.
II. w. Reed,
III. Clay Stewart,
John T. Lehman,
e.. Ii. MIury.
Geo. II y. White,
Fitch. Fox x ca,
John l.. kidwell,
Austin Herr.
Samuel Lewis,
J. l.. Wallace.
Fielding & WEIGH.
NJ. /. Adler.
r. l.. Moore,
II. Jackson,
y. Goddard.
NJ. r. Goddard.
X. Brace,
w. g.. Duck 1T.
VIM. X. b own,
Luttrell n Wine.
j. W. IT sompss,n,
Samuel. Ge,iD ey,
DICKS ~ 4 y atfarSn,,
W m l.. Rcose,
a IL Sond<r Ray.
W -. n. EntwiSle,
r v. Mcclure,
stiwer & Cleary.
& larke & Given.
Warren Choate X Co,
g. &. Bryan,
jos. & j. r.. Libbey,
" heatley Brothers,
John x Major,
GOtthelf & Behrend.
John Bowling.
J.T.S II. B.CaStleman.
X. &. Lewis,
j. &. Gibson.
John ii. Magruder,
Henry Eagan,
, W. II. ii. CisSel,
G.. II. Watson,
I. J. II. CaSSin.
Began Il Wylic.
?. Wm.H. Spignul& Co,
EckharJit. MehleT &
NecrhOi.
Herman GaSch.
Roman Il Cox,
Daniel kOlb.
Jas. :. TOpham 4 Co.
Geo. G.. Henning,
II. l.. Thomson.
Webb & Eeveridge.
= j. &. Hall,
X. L. MsrTick.
Riley a. Shinn.
David Jackson,
Frey Bros.
NJ. Il. Goddard.
James Goddard,
r.. L. Berry,
+. Mohun 4 Sons.
r. W. Miller & Co.
Judd 4 DetweileT.
MayfiCli & Heiston.
I. & !. T.. Libbey.
Wheatley Bros.
T.. Pickner & Co.
T. l.. Owens,
r. l.. Moore.
b.. II. Hunter,
l.. 9. T. Brown,
u. Miller,
NJ. j. Adler,
VIM. King,
Chas. VI. Matthews.
, ThOs. Bowling,
A. Newman,
Il. II. Wilson.
W. A. Hutchins.
L. 7. Berry.
II. NJ. Swceny,
r r.. Frey,
NJ. Platter,
b., II. g. Weem,
Ii. Solomon.
=, Francis Wheatiey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29

II YOU WANT to- be well dressed, wear a
Warwick collar .Nd have your boots
blaCkCd.--idC.
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PIANOS, dc.

U,Ur pFCKER 800 THER> won ;h.t. success
Il ~ soiis ,-,.ri1. r., - .. b unrtnllt
iirg enort Va the same direcuoa-->- Wvy
TffbBHs. 'fNsf
singnlsrly squsl and brilliant thr5ucb7ut IN. en-
tire scSle.-N. Tnsts.
q KUHN sole Acrnt
$50 New lcrs avenue. Washington. N q
Piano and Organs tuned. regulated, Or rent sni
sale marr a.
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DoOLFY'S Yeast Powder il convenient eco
nomical, and always reliable. No waste of
food prepared with it, as IL is always OF the
uualitN
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PREYING AND PRAYING.-During the alb
sence from home OF Mr.. NJ. l.. NoeIr who re-
sides IN the county, on the Columbia read
his house was entered on Satupiay night bv
robbers, who stole half barrel of flour, some.
bacon. sugar and other provisions. YeSter-
day Officers Fifeld ard McGraw of Lieut
Noonans force. visited shanty near Hol-
meats cemetery. where they found the
missing articles Secreted under the house
william Robinson. the cOlOred man who
lived on the premises, was absent, and tbe
officers went TO a colOred church, where tnev
found Robinson engaged at his devotinnS
thanking the Lord for beautifully SUPPLYING
all his wants. He said his prayers last night
at the station-house. and i, held for a hear
ing.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

~ W Ii o q Ks
'RamhossouS Astronomy. Illustrated. SO s.
klbot HeredIty. lsnrn. -
Bennett Winter aud Spring on the N-lffsrra
mean. : 3 -.
hat i Music ty l.. Rice. 10th. a.
Natural History Man. o. \. u" Uuartreflga, -
Soc cree q Music by S"ilay Taylor. 81
story OF Valentine; h. Mr.. oIphant. 55r.
Love /. Nlctory, by far-or. .JC
For sale 10y
RICHARD Is. NoHUN co.,
BOOKSELLERS ASD STATTONERS
mar2r TT I0Ia PeNNsvr
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CIT Y 1T E NJ s.

FROSTED LIHBS.-POnTS Extract taUGrfyIly
Teietcs the pain and finally Cures.
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RICHARD b. MoHUN co.,

Il AIEST BookS.-Prcetnr's Transit If Venus.
a IS, Nood>ou : CASH" Nowhere. lake fouEf,
skstchcs,l a., J. Emers1rs smith uakridge. :
Euits Pr,iection aud Free Trade, = -, Ootive
tion. Sl1; WhNie MclyiIlrs. Kat.rf.Itp. 81: The
o,i,hra'rd u nish Memoir public aud privaie-Liie
- Geerge ~ a d His Court. : ] .. Scklirmsn-
Troy and IT, Eemains. : " "a, Roy's Ganeral-hip.
or How ! Managed NJ Husband, 81; scheuck "a
Draw L, ker- 10 cents. Now York Illustrated. new
edition for ISIS. 20 cents stephens N mrs IVA rhs
Library; Sl73; The Rainbow Creed, : ~. Initial
Note and Envelopes, - cents pr box. Portfolios
Es>k Pads. Tray cling lnkrianas Easter Cros-., H.,
slI STYLES. c"lors and designs. SOLOMoNS q
81 PennNN lvsuis avenue ru2t n
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Di>sries Government Affairs.

tnecES have been prepared by the District
Controller fo< the pay ment Of the old as
sessors. twenty-five in number: also for the
payment Oft bills against the fire depart
ment for which an appropriation was ma lie
In the deficiency bill by Congress.
II i the determination Of Chief Engineer
Hoxie, where contractors fail In keep their
work IN repair in accordance with the terms
Of their cOntra cts. 70 put a force of aborers
with competent superintendents. sufficient
10 DO SGCh work an the shortest possible time.
and ch?rse the cost 10 the contractors and If
The amount withheld 90 per cent? in the
payment Oi the contractors IL not sufficient
10 pay for the work and material necessary
10 complete OF Keep in repair such work suit
VIII be entered against the contractors aud
ffeir bOndSmen to recover.
The controller auditor. chief engineer at
fUrney for the District. and commissioner o.
me " ashln%ion a. YUM have been requested
fO meet tomorrow at y o'clock for the pur-
pose Of opening all bids for furnishing sup
plies FOR the various dep l.tmentS OF the Dis
tTict government up to January, 1e16.
THE PEESOSsL PROPERTY TAN SCHEDULE
which has been YrepS red for the assessors has
not Decn DIST -ibutei. the Commissioners de-
>irInE To- give the citizens an opportunity to
he heard upon the subjects contained there
th. s,ld ~ iJ,'iLie 10 make any modification
in Inc construction OF the law more favOTa-
DIE to he tampa yer>. VIII ch 50 far does not
seem To- hem possible 10 Re done.
THE CONTRACT FOR SWEEPING THE
STREETS
of Washington and Georgetown EXPIRES On
tne StD Of Nay next. and the Comm iSSiOuprS
are preparing an advertisements or prOposaI>
For a new contract. To extend from one 10
tnrtc yeas. a may be dee med bsSt for public
FOicy- Ini> Of course depends upon the
amounts Bit. One thing Is Char that this
StrNicr should b. performed at a much lower
rate tnan heretofore which has been an the
raie Of - per mile per annum. amounting
10 between >INty and seventy thousand dol
lars. making ii one Of the heaviest expendi-
tur'S winch The District has To raw. II is
betieved tfst the work can b. done fJr about
haIf tn' hgCT'S mentioned.
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I'M FUNERAL or THE LATE EDWARD
- ARR SMITH. fOT a uGmber of wears the
"Sths az TIE Adams ENprCS company. took
pace Yesterday afternoon, and was attended
oy a large cOnSOur~e of friends and relatives
including nearly hUndIs,i officers and EN-
bloNeS OF the company. 1Ee remains wer,
'hcaNtd IN a handsome walnut casket, Gov
rre'i with black cloth having silver headed
mans ami har-handleS- On the top was -
piate bearing the name ana age OF the de-
Se'tStNt, and q cross and crown Of fragrant
Flowers vas placed on 10. Rev Father Kea ne
'Oitdticted the services, and he following
S"sed a. pail bearers Geo. " Moss. who
sncceStic'i Mr.. SItti a 1EsLtl VIM. II
fityne, ] g = cromwell. treC - Smith
= y = Phelps ami X. r Cuttings. The cor
trg' proceeded Ia Oak Hill ceInt terry. where
the lnteruteat took lace
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G EOR G ETC w N.

ROAD 1MPROVENEST.-In a few DAYS
MeSSrS Shipmau and Fletcher. contractors
Will commence the erection of Il substantial
stone wall along the canal side OF the turn
pike road lately completed by them, from
this city TO the Chain bridge This is neces-
sary to protect travellers from the danger OF
driving into the canal and when completed
Will make that road a beautiful and safe
drive of about eight miles. going and re-
turning.
DIED.-Mr. VIM. Thomas. one of the Oldest
citizens OF Georgetown. died yesterday at his
residence, ON Gay street. He was about ~
years of age.
RECOVERING.-Dr. Kleinschmidt states
that the cOlOred man Montague. who was in
Jured sometime since near the Metropolitan
ear stables, has so far recoN cred as to be up
and about, but that his mind is perfectly
blank as 10 anything that has tranSpred
from the moment of his receiving the injury.
INSTRUMENTATION Dickson, esq. is
having substantial new wharf built near
The foot OF Congress street.
THE CANAL.-It is expected that boats
Will begin TO arrive by to- morrow from points
on the canal above Harper's Ferry.
RIVER NEwS.-ArriVed-Sc John
Neatherby, with lumber from York river
Va. tleared-SchOOners Enoch Moore Sa-
ran tolllhs ana Manthany, all with coal for
northern ports
POsTPONED.-As will be seen by advertise
ment the hop and entertainment which was
10 have been given this evening at the Semi
nary building. has been post poned on account
of the Illness OF Mrs. DIR. Tyler. whose resi-
dence is near the place OF entertainment.
TESTIMONY IN MITIGATION.-The evil
derce OF the defense thus far has been direct
Ell almost exclusively 10 showing that TiltOn
was in difficulties, that his life was immoral
and that he did try 10 use certain charges
against Mr.. Beecher as n means OF retrieving
his fortunes The question whether these
charges are true has, however, hardly been
touched upon. and will not be in all proba-
bility until MI. Beecher himself takes the
stand. and, owing TO their nature he will
have To tight them almost alone. Surprising
all the testimony which has thus far been
produced against Tilton to he true, the main
question still remains untouched. because
or brutal, or extorted money, even IL main
talned. does not exclude the hypothesis that
his wife had been led astray, though 10 does
countless ten IN mitiga ton of damages, by
showing that he lost nothing by what n in
the Brooklyn dialect calls 1.-THE invasion of
his home. The Sdfios
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msieo aud Mason s Hsrhliu Cabinet ORGAN,
NIR. JESSE SHIP ,Ep, a.. NOS 6r.s..r
~ Fienisf, who gave m. Grand Concert 40 "
hnsbe C.
,ws~uINeroN. n. C.. Msr.h - 1873
To hants Go. ia
ience Il IN, grand in-trun nj obhciu-', turusl..l
~ YOU fot the Us e my CuuCrrt 81 NJ. ,h - IsF
Having tested "a. merits q the piano 90 IA, hei
nsniiscfnT'a~ 81 i~-'s, G~rmanN. Fraur- All
tuglard, uuG"sliaurEl, prruruucs fhe knah.
grand pirno the Hue~t aud l,'t powerful .r-irrm-nt
capacities III tone would ful, met the .,hausiipg
d,iatuds 81 ny " - r'isn March. the yssti'n.n II
board. Truly yours. JESSE SuFPAgp
The Piano above referred O. jsfgr sal, and ,su O..
REIcHENBNcH's PI,N4 wAREEoonS.
mat2s ew f'w door - Ne r.il. as... o..
VHE COLBERT tHUMNING BIgp' PIANO
i he nesiesi, tge -Eisllr>i std thu cheap
Esde a'' ff L VIII no td lhHS Sr,s SN
s2S 9Th street northwest. half s4uzr- above Patent
once one tine fieuu, tut little used, Tor -slr
uai yam. mario q
(ARD.-The undersigned taEe Measure in an.
" nounoing @ ;i,eir ~. ti- aud the grilic-
IN general lhst Mr.. 4. kEIDHENRN, n &3yf
DTs rs ,,i Inn s.f' 9"sr nns, ',ani-
and that NONE but the above nrm a. ar hUrtyai q
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