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PJ.774.050
19 Oct 1774:41 (1663 Supplement)
Nicholas Brooks takes this method to return his sincere
thanks to his friends and customers for their past favours,
and begs leave to acquaint them, that he is removed from his
late dwelling-house in Market-Street to the house lately
occupied by Mr. Thomas Irwin, on the east side of Second-
Street, between Market and Chesnut-Street, and three doors
above Black Horse Alley; he has just imported and is opened
and exhibited in a convenient room, where all gentlemen and
ladies, who delight in the fine arts, and in the copyists of
nature, are invited to regale themselves at this new
exhibition. In this collection among many others are the
following . . . a good assortment of the very best fiddle
strings, just come from Italy; instructions, and other
music, for almost every kind of instruments . . . table-
bells . . .
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