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of two broken rios, and Y UUseugng'
ured for life, the magnificent sum Of
twenty-five dollars and twenty five
cents, and the loser getting = broken
arm and two years In the penitentiary.
EARLY last Sabbath morning, our
colored friends might have been seen
vending their way from oil points Of
the compass to Canarsie. Though
ostensibly a camp meeting, it was
really sort Of spiritual picnic where
the flavor Of hum sandwiches was
mixed up with the songs of Solomon,
while schweitzer kase and bologna
sausages gave 1est to Paufs Epistle
to the Corinthians, and.-flavored the
choicest passages of the Sermon ON the
Mount. Deacon Summers, of Zion's
Temple, was on hand early in the ac-
tion, and acted as master of cereno-
MES; he will he remembered as the
gentlesnan who two years ago during
fight in brother Murray,'s church,
knocked sister Brown clean through
the front Of the pulpit, and then
swore in court "dat he nebber, nebbsr
eben saw lie lady in all bis ife."
Brother Sloper opened the meeting
with the announcement "dat he
wanted ebry boy on dat groun' to be-
have hisself, and not let de white
folks tink dat dey had scamp meet
in dere instead of camp meetin'.'
This witty sally was.receiyed with
thundera Of applause, and remarks
from the audience, de old mans
head is lebel," "dats de talk brud-
der Sloper, hit him agin, he amt got
no frens," and other expressions
equally complimentary. At last the
meeting was fairly opened !; prayer
was said, several announcements were
made, and al! the congregation joined
in singing the string hymn, /" rse
gwaiE' up to Hebbeu in, . railroad
keer." After thus getting his audi,
ence warmed up, brother Sloper made
the announcement thata kullecshun
would now be taken NJ. jess to pay De
expenses" Immediately there was
rush for the ladjoining bushes, and
in less than q minute, one half Of the
congregation had vanished. Deacon
Summers had secured an empty eigar
box, which he fastened to the end Of
. bcosa handle, aud proceeded to
collect the contributions of the faith.
ful. When the box was turned inside
out, it was found to contain just sew
enty-two cents. Brother Sloper cast
an eagle glance at the diminntiye
pile of copper, and said to the attend
Jag Deacon, ''Brudder Sunmers, l
guess de congregation don't 'zacuy
understan' dat dis yere kullecsl,nn is
fur gospel purposes, jess pass roun
dat box agin.n A second attempt
was made, and twenty-five cents
more was added to the pile, which so
disgnsted brother Slopsr, that he re-
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Our BroadbriIll Letters.
New YoK1f, Sept. q. 1879

NEw YoRK, Sept. 9. 1879.
EDrron CHIEF:
The season Of camp meetings h up~.
on as and indeed it seens like 8 re-.
lief to escape from the sight ef gilded
organs, painted windows and velvet
padded pews, and under the free blue
sky, and beneath the waving branches
of the forest trees, to come back to
first, simple principles in The pure
worship Of God. It was undoubtedly,
with some such laudablA feeling as
this that the brethren and sisters Of
the African Wesleyan Mission betook
themselyes down to Csnarsis last
week for Che purpose Of holding .
camp meeting. ! don't know why It
is that our white christian brothers
and sisters Of other denominations
hardly seem to take kindly to our col.
ored brother, but I notice whenever
they have : camp meeting, whether
at Ocean Grove, Black Island, Round
Lake or Martha's Vineyard, as gem
eral thing our colored bretbrea and
aisters are left out in the cold. Shake
spere speaks somewhere Of the sable
heavens, and evidently these chris
tian people seem determined that
their colored friends shall enjoy it all
alone, by themselves. So I was not
surprised to hear that tho African
Wesleyan Mission had determined to
go into camp at Canarsie. II is true
there was no grand stretch Of forest
trees, but there was plenty Of clam
soup, and the absence of gre4ns~ard
was more than compensated by the
dilapidated aoor Of pro(aDe dancing
hall, which in by-gone days had strem-
bled beneatk the ponderons tonnage of
the Dutch frows of Jamaica and East
New York. The pulpit wes snort
counter, whic!s in secular times. has
served as showcase for stewed eels,
picked tripe and clam chowder, while
lager. and drinks less innocent, had
passed over it by the punchou and
on one OCCASION land that not long
ago) the gospel tent had served as the
arena for a cock-fght; and even
moro recently couple Of feather
weight champions had pummelled
each other for two hours aDd half,
the winner receiving, il cesl : Iteration
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fused to pray any more for stselfa'
miserable LOT Of niggers, and 60 tl,s.
camp meeting disbandsd. s
Rum has been actively At work dur
ing the past week, and the result is
four murders, three destitute widows
and fourteen orphaned children, who
will undoubtedly become paupers on
the city. New York and Brooklyn
have been trying to reduce the NUM-
Der Of rum licenses, bat SO far politi-
cal considerations have overridden
every consideration Of the moral safe-
II and happiness Of the community,
and rum, red handed, has stalked
through our streets, attended By vio-
lence and murder. One Of tho mtlr.
ders occurred oa Sunday, Michael
Kelly killing Edward Ryan in =
drunken brawl in front Of liquor
store, and Patrick Kilbride attempted
to kill John Kelly By shooting him at
the conclusion of = drunken fight.
The neig eighborhoods whore these
murders were committed, are inhab-.
tied BY the lowest class|of Irish, and
Kiibride, who shot Kelly, was one Of
the most noted rmf6ans in the city ;
/
time after time he had been sent to
the penitentiary for vife-beating and
murderous assaults. On Saturday be
and Kelly had q fight in which XII.
bride was beaten, and on Sunday
morniag he secured an old mtlsket
aud shot Kelly as he was standing IN
his own yard. There have beea no
less than six accidental drowningss
and three suicides. one Of the most
melancholy hsing that Of Nathan
Mayer, who hung himself on tree
at w eehawken, not far from the spot
where Hamilton was killed by Aaron
! Burr. Mr.. Mayer was highly rs'
spected gentleman, and only married
a few months ago to the beautiloi
daughter Of one Of our wealthiese
Hebrew residents. Financial misfor-
tunes overlook him, and, in a momens
Of despondency, he took his own no.
1 .A@~
| Our Stock Market has been excee0-
inrly lively, and for lack Of ontssss
gudgeons, the bulls and bears fell ION
Of each other, and succeedcd 10 az
posing Of over twenty tbousaDa shares
Of stock. Nssody appears p tnavs
made any money. The nafket nocs'
uatad "a rapidly tha& u seemea g e
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SURVEY OF ANTE R1vER.-Th
Clinton Patriot Democrat saws:

The Amite river is to be surveyed
at once, with a view Of rendering it
Davigable. Messrs. Douglass and Bell,
Assistant United States Engineers,
commissioned for the work, arrived
here during the early part Of the
week, aud have contracted with the
Roark Bros, for three skiffs, to be
completed by Monday evening next.
The gentlemen expect, SO we are in
formed, to complete the work in sixty
or seventy days. Mr.. Vic Levi has
been employed to accompany them.
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We understand that mule belong
ing to Mr.. Reed, died of violent COZ :
vnlsions Tuesday morning about four
O'Clock. In connection with this in
cident we would state that party of
young men were out serenading in
that part Of town the right before.
-Hempstead Record.
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An exchange says :" ladies should
not be mingled with the rowdy ism
and drunkenness that too often Oc-
ours around the ballot box" OF
course not, but would it not be better
for sthe country to drive rowdyism
and drunkenness from the polls and
admit the ladies l-Richland Beacon.
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HlUI, tHe estHpeu CUtsvlcU supFsyeCvr tu
have murdered Mr.. Chns. Kent, has
been recaptured. The body Of Mr.
Kent wns recovered and an inquest
held. After u thorough examination
OF the deceased, the COroner's Jury re-.
turned q verdict of accidental drown.
ing.
ST. MARTIN.
New iberia Sugar Bo,cl: An affrny
took place at st. Martinsyille, between
Mr.. Alfred BONN, Jr., and Mr.. Onesi
pbore Wilt. They both met on the
street on Sunday morning, and ex.
changed shots. The ball from Wiltz'
pistol passed through his adversary's
bowels, producing q wound that ter.
minated lis life about 10 o'clock the
same evening.
CADDO.
Shreveport zy@es: On Saturday
last Z white man named Charles Gus
tar, living Oh the Frank Logan place,
on Cross lake, and generally known
by the sobroquet of " Texas,n was
murdered by some psrty or parties
while returning home from Shreve-
port. His body was found in the
road with tie face and head disfig-
ured by wounds from blunt instru-
ment. #..
POINTE COUPEE.
Pelican: A colored man named
Paulin St. Roman committed suicide
by shooting himself through the head
with shot gun. It seems that the
poor fellow had lost his reason some
time since but had apparently recov-
cred. Last Saturday he borrowed a
shot gun ostensibly to go ont hunting.
He had proceeded but short dis
tance when he placed the muzzle of
the gun under his chin, pulled the
trigger with his toe, aud thus hurled
his soul into eternity.
WEST FELIC1ANA.
St. Fra0eisville Sentinel: In Bayou
Sara, the new residence of Mrs. A.
w. Roberts was lifted from its f0un-
dation, carried ah*.at six feet and de-
posted on the ground large stable
in the yard Of Mr.. NJ. Rosentl,al was
blown down, and the wbarfboat
Louisville was blown from her moor
ings and badly damaged. IL St.
Francisville the colored school house
is new q mass Of ruins, aaa the west
gable end Of the large brick building,
known az the Lebret house, was
blown out. Damage to the cotton
crop is estimated at thirty per cent.
MOREHOUSK.
Bastrop Clarion: We don't know
Of a single man who wants to repre-
sent Morehouse in the Legislature
during the next four years. On the
night Of the llth of July, the house
Of Mr.. E. F. Buckingham, worthy
citizen of this town was set on FIRE.
Abe Royal, colored man, is new in
Jail charged with the crime. Hon.
S. G. Parsons, Judge Of this, the Four
teenth Judicial District, was stricken
down on Sunday evening last with
paralysis, at his home near Bastrop.
He is now in a very critical CONDITION,
and no hope is entertained of his en-
tire recovery,
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4 LOUISIANA SEPTEMBER

gives the tourist Z view Of the rapids,
the falls and the suspension bridges
vastly superior to that OF tho Ameri-
can side. Brooks monument looms
up on the heights at Queenaton shd
is an object Of interest to travellers.
A pleasant ride across Lake Ontario
upon elegant steamers lands 10 at
Toronto, q city Of g, 900 inhabitants,
the commercial centre Of the Province
of Ontario. One has not registered
his name at the hotel before he finds
himself in another country. The look
Of the people their business habits
and manners, the solidity and perma-
Dence Of the public buildings, stores
and dwellings, all betoken just such
an atmosphere, social, business aud
political, as would be begotten under
semi British rule and influences. The
impulsive Yankee can here learn. q
profitable lesson. +" Haste makes
waste' is a proverb not wanting in
countless illustrations in our own
governmental, business and social
life. The Yankee, be he partisan or
patriot, builds for the present, while
the Englishman lays his fousdation
and constructs for the future. Better
were it could we infuse into our
national politics and business life the
lesson of stability and conservatism
that environs like girdle Of gold
all interest both in England and Can
ada.
This city is wild with enthusiasm
over the proposed visit of the vice-re-
gal party, Her Royal Highness the
Princess Louise and His Excellency
tue Marquis Of Lorne. The city is
being decorated with triumphal
arches, and platforms are erected on
each side of the street for 10, 900 schol-
ars of the public schools and these
distinguished dignitaries are to make
their triumpbal entry, fanked BY this
army Of children. OF course a grand
ball is to be given aud public and pri-
vate buildings will present front ol
blazing gas jets. This ebullition ci
loyalty to these representatives Of the
crown is not mere gush, but q genuine
evidence of deep seated affection for
the noble woman who has for more
than two score years worn the crown
and bore the sceptre over that land
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r.sr... INFORMED y he haa not committed 81
fore this reaches most of your read
ere. Allow me to predict that there
will be no election of Governor by
the people.
OUR CORRESPONDENT STILL ON THE
WING.
TORONTO, Sept. 8, 1879.
We left Chataqua after a pleasapt
sojourn for three weeks in it's beauti-
full groves, among old and new
friends, whose faces will live like q
charmed mosaic in our memory
through all life's coming years. A
short ridekeE steamer brought u. to
Mayville, aY.tarmibg little summer
resort at the foot Of Chatauqua Lake,
and soon we were OH board of q train
on the Pittsburg, Titusville e. Buff
falo railroad, Ell route for the Queen
City Of the Lakes. Starting at an
elevation of 73O feet above Lake Erie
the distance to Brocton is 9 fearful
down grade and is run with brakes
on, to check the too rapid movement
of the train. The view is most en-
chanting. The deep blue of Lake
Erie far down in the near distance
with intervening farm house orchards,
cultivated fields and woodland,
charms the eye aud makes q picture
too enhancing to. be soon forgotten.
On we go passing Duukirk ana other
smaller towns, including Angola,
which has passed into history as
scene Of the Widest horror, where
uear 100 persons were killed and
burned, q disaster unequaled in the
annals of railroad accidents in this
county. Arriving in Buffalo, o city
of 10000 Inhabitants, we find her
smoking furnaces, foundries and
machine shops, all in full blast, while
her manufacturers in every depart
asent Of trade are taxed to their
utmost, with orders ahead that can
not b, filed in six months to come.
Everything seems to be moving un-
der a grand inspiration that evinces
q revival of all kinds of industries.
This point has always been a great
commercial centre through which the
vast ,granaries of the West have
poured their wealth Of cereals en-
route to tide water. 1t is no uDcOm-
mon thing for steam propellers and
sail vessels to bring into this port
from three to fge million bushels of
grain in one day, which is in few
hours unloaded by her steam eleva-
tors, stored in her great ware
houses or transferred either to canal
boats, or cars aud shipped to Eastern
markets.
The Canada Southern railway
crosses the international bridge at
this point and runs westward to Toll
edo and Detroit with branch pass
ing nortlward down the Niagara
river on the Canada side to the
village of Niagara. This route
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Summary Of State News.

U1cNIllnSS 1TOll1 VllC 4 IoSDs
CALDWELL.
Columbia Herald: The grand jury
found only two bills Of Indictment
this term, one for assault and battery
and he other for disturbing the peace
Of u public assembly.
LINCOLN.
Vienna Sentinel: The boiler in
Mr.. j. R. Grambliog's mill, situated
about three miles from town, explo-
ded on last Monday, doing consider
able damage to the machinery, house,
etc. Nobody hurt.
NATCHITOCHES.
Tindicat0r: The river between this
and Campte is aavigable by tLls kind
OF craft only:
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Our Washington Letter,

WASHINGTON. D. G., Sept .. 1879.
ED1roR CaIEf:
It may be considered good joke
On commissioner Raum of tho Inter-
nal Revenue Bureau who has done 90
much to suppress Illicit distilling,
that distillery was discovered yes
terday close to his Office. Everything
was ready in it for the manufacture
Of fifteen or twenty barrels e whisky
per week, but actual operations had
not begun. Sc s
A reduction Of %, ,5O0, 600 Of the
public debt was made last month.
Secretary Sherman Gays the inereas-
ing returns from the regular sources
Of government revenue will cause .
very large reduction next year. The
pay yn,ent of over $25 ,OO, 900 under
the arrears of pension act has made
the reduction this year much= less
than it otherwise would have been.
Memphis is to be isolated. The
National Board of Healtl, has had its
requisiion for the necessary funds
i,onored and will surround that ILL.
fated city with picket guard to pre-
vent all persons from entering the
city except such as have had the
fever. The utm ost gloom hasgs over
the remaining iDhabitants of the city.
There is no hope Of any abatement of
the fever until frost comes to suspend
it for this year. It is to be hoped that
this nr1s years experience Of the
National Beard of Health will enable
Congress stsits next session to legis-
late further and better on this great
national question.
Ground was broken here yesterday
OH the New fair grounds. The whole
district is iaterested in this move
ment, and it is determined to have
annual fairs here which will bring
people, stock and products from all
parts of the country. president
Hayes was present yesterday and ex-
pressed his interest in the work. The
first fair will be held this fall.
Reports received at the State De-
partment show chat in all probability
immigration from Europe to this
country during the next year will be
greater than ever before.
The Maine election will be over be-
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Reason '-Quarantine! (!

CONCORDIA.
Vidalia Eagle: Saturday Eight, at
the Whitehall plantation, an affray
occurred between Jake Kinney and
Robt. Mitchell, which resulted in the
latter receiving q very severe wound
in the neck with q razor. 1t is thought
. Mitchell will recover. Kinney 10 now
in Jail.
ST. MARY.
Morgan City RcuicW: Geo. Cump.
VT varibds ,c11sscs ana ili6 tno7dA,pfsm' PIP
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CABINET MAKING---UPHOLsT
(" C. CRUDE, Cabinet Mixer and Up
sissippi street. Furniture repaired and var
nishoa, Moss Hair and Spring Mattresses
| repaired and 1nAtla over, Cane-seat Chairs
rebottolned. Orders for country work re-
sponded to promptly.
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rENTRAL DRUG sfoRE, corner Rail
u road Avenue and 1berville street, L.
blanchard, proprietor. Fresh Drugs and
Medicines.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UOSEPH. HISS, Saidier and Harness
III Maker, $50 Railroad Avenue. Saddles
and harness Of all styles and prices made to
order All orders for repairing and paint
ing Of Carriages and Buggies promptly ex.
eeuted.
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poNALDSONvlLLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Etc.

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Etc.
A ID. VEGA, Agent, dealer in Dry Goods,
IA Notions Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats. Groceries, Liquors, Furniture, Hard
ware, Tobacco, Paints, Oils, Glass, Lumber,
Bricks, Carts and Wagons; Loeb's corner,
Railroad Avenue and Mississippi street.
DERNARD LEMANN, dealer in Western
ID Produce, fancy and staple Groceries,
Liquors, Hardware, Iron, Paints, Oils, Carts,
Plows, Saddlery, Stoves and Tinware, Fur
niture, Crockcry, Wall Paper and House
Furnishing Goods, Mississippi street, corner
Crescent Placc.
TOSEPH GONDRAN, dealer in Clothing,
% Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Groceries,
WipeS. Liquors, Boots, Shoes. Hardware,
p"S.t-s Oils SotsdlArY. Cr0ckNrv. Furniture
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LTyERY STABLES d UNDERTAKING

lCHONBERG'S Livery, Feed and Sale
~ Stable and Undertaker's Establishment,
Railroad Avenue, between Iberville and At
takapas streets. Competition defied.
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:o,1.nr. Il mo 70 mos. Is mos. 6mos- II year

Trsusieat advertisements 81 per square
first insertion; each subsequent insertion,
rs cents per sqNaro.
Official advertisements 81 per square first
insertion; each subsequent publication 50
cents per square.
Editorial notices, first insertion, 20 cents
per liilc; subsequently,, 10 cents per line.
Cards of six lines or less in Business Di-
rectory, five dollars per annum.
Brief communications upon subjects of
public interest solicited.
No attention paid to anonymous letters.
The editor is notresponsible for the views
Of correspondents.
Address: CHEF. Donaldsonville. La.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SH V1NNf HAANk1xNEOs
Singer Sewing Machine
DEPOT,
corner Mississippi and Lessard streets.
b. H. Keyser.. agent,
Mrs. Octavia Ilsley,- ..Saleslady.
n r. Bourgeois, Herman Bernard,
Z. P. Hebert, j. w. Guthrie,
G.. L. Brand.
]. O. Rivet,. Plaquemine.
COUTHERN SEWING MACHINE DE-
- POT, No. 155 Railroad Avenue. Agents
for the . White -. Wilson, !" = New Home" !"
Davis,S ' and .sigwalt.b Also manufac-
turers' agents for all kinds of Sewing Ma
chine Needles, Attachments, Silks, Flax.
Patterns, Oil, etc. Repairing of ell kinds
done and warranted.
LIVERY STABLES = UNDERTAKING..
QCHoNBERG's Livery. Feed and Sale
~ Stable and Undertaker's Establishment,
Railroad Avenue, between Iberville and At
takapas streets. Competition defied.
DRUGs AND HEkDICINEs. -
nurrour >...1 E1,s, af
M:na;sa;; Daon at.aat 1atvean @ 3. PaIs;cT
and st. Vincent Streets a3oining aondran''
store. .- {.
rENTRAL DRUG SfORE, corner Rail
Hlarchsr,, r tAsor nronrietor. % Fresh Drugs and
Ma.i;s;nas
oann1rpv-u MAKING.
roaFpH HISS saaa,er sand Harness
u Hakar .s15l Railroad Avenue. Saddles
and harness Of all styles and prices made to
ING Of Carriages and BugQies promptly ex-
-------- ---=-=-==----------=---
Hou1svc Ann SIGN PAINTING.
---- - - -
n j. GREEN, House, Sign and Ornamen-
H. tai Painter, Railroad Avenue, near
oiaiporho s1.ees. a. stu,e t' "u' o"'''
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S0DA WATER MANUFACTORY.
CODA WATER MANUFACTORY, H.
- Hether, proprietor, No. II Mississippi
street. Soda, Mineral, Seltxer and all kinds
OF aerated waters manxfacfared, and sold
at lowest prices.
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MR,S.J ! RIER, Milliner; all kinds Of
~ hats' acts. Trimmings. Artificial
FloWaIs ano cy Articles, corner Miesis-
S9p' and Le. streets.
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TINsMITH.

r OUIS j. RACKE, Tinsmit),, Mississippi
IL street, at Lemann's old stand. Orders
attended to with dispatch and satisfaction
insured. I
IN ,'nc l'urauo-ur cratc lroJTz W.mUrr,
y the 14th inst. To this end they have
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DRUGS AND MEkDICINEs.

u RYBISKI, ApothAaary and Druggist,
d. Mississippi street between s.. Patrick
and st. Vincent streets. ajoining eondran'
atDr0.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

y J. GREEN, House. sign and Ornamen-
H. tai Painter, Railroad Avenue, near
Claiborne street. Papershanging and Caleb
mining in superior style.
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MILLINERY.

Mrs. BLUM. Milliner, Mississippi
~ stree etween Lessard and st: Pat
T,ck. re La1es les of Bonnets, Hats, French
flowers, ellso, all kinds of Ladies' I'm
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
II .AlfRENT l.. COMES, Professor of Mu-
IL eic, residence one mile below town.
My prices nre moderate and can but prove
satisfactory to all those who are desirous Of
receiving q sound musical education.