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Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-04-29
List Of Lctters.

ID emainining in the PostOffice at Pa
Ienola, Mississippi, on the 31stGay of
March. A. d. 1913; "wbioh,. if not taken
out by the LIST Of July next. will ybe sent
to the General Post Office as dead letters.
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-04-29
Notice.

Persons who have taken up s,rays
are notified not TO deliver them up with
out certificate from me of The pay'nt
OF all costs. DAVID DUKE.
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-04-29
CANSaDATES

Or We are authorised 20 announce JAMES
G. ARMSTRONG as candidata for the Office of
Probate Court Clerk, for Ponola county, al the
snnq November el-cnon.
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Giro ait Court.
Before Judge Kent.


MARCH Ia --hngh Fftef vs. James Lee--This &C
uon on Cows. number of questions were presented
aud among them were the following which were consi
derei OF Importance.
l. f the defendant gave his note for Cows should hs
pay provided the Cows were held and not delivered.
should the defendant pay the note given for the Cows
u they were encumbered in any manner
. should the note bc paid II the Cows were delivered
ducel. ' ' "o IN"
shon@ i be PAID the cows were sold by virtue Of
he cause was ably argued by the Counsel and the re-
SUIT OF The verdict will decc tho aueqions as above
stated. 1"''''''' a. """''
fs0qc Ccie ys Tlui White This IL an sc,,on u,on
book account pad Wy note and the defence ;s tha, 4,
was nor ~ protested u was very ably contested
by MessTs De Witt, Bishop and Tay or for ri,ir,;a M
McVcan and Tilyou for defendant. i''' WI
Verdict for plaintiff S2os.
REMARSs.--Mr De Wit was stopped orellen9o bv the
Court, account Of the official announcement Of IN.
appointment OF Mr.J s. Bosworih Judge of the supe
ror Court which fact his Honor decided he ooncusy,
on the question ia dispute.
The court pronounced high euogium Mr.Bosworti
and predicted for him before which the splepdor
OF Holt and Mansfield would pale.
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:, W NEW LOCAL NOvEL.--Charles H. Branard
no. Court street, Boston, will publiah on IHursdau
arch otn novel from the Of that popular and NO
Ished writer, "a Duriyags, ESQ, called Angela or
Love and Guilt tale OF Boston and its enyirons "a
This is tale Of action and passion TIE o..h. hoe 90
ven himself WIDE scope and portrayed great yar;ev
OF scenes and characters both high and low life W.
have the country gentleman, the farmer the fashion
city lady and her brilliant coterie the needy In,r,
the aspiring politician, the ambitious artist the acta
and her lover, and host Of other character in The full
and interesting dyaAaas personne The events in VII;
the personages play their several parts are stirring AMI
strikingy combined and calculated enchain tbe 81
enton the reader from the first chapter to the Last IN
work will be printed in large and type upon Il.
paper, in the superb style or which Mr. Dickinson of
Boston, is famous with elegant coloured cover and
will be Of uniform size with the "New Worlds and
Brother Jonathan" Novels but altogether superior IN
typographical appearance to any of the cheap reprints of
the day.
Price So per hundred IL! cents single.
For sale by L. B. FUTILE,
st No. tam street. New York
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Court OF Com mon Pleas.
Before Judge Ingraham.

49,, Before Judge ingraham
MIon - -ibrahaa b. Daris and Siias Darts VS.. Eli
aase asit, Samuel smith, and libel Saifh This action
sbpugn. loI Vie recovery of against Abel
Snh VINO was engaged the baking busn ess in Cherry
street snl was pa the habit of purchasing -four of the
pa"'s ron she ear 1894 to isl when he failed in
parties; on striking the balance of Inc accounts a.
tns tool AbeS note which was not paid on rs arriving
az maturity Ehzabeth - ,e mother Of Abel ana samue
Samuel was engaged IN the bak ehouse a. foreman a
parenty feeling great interest IN the business On l
the plaintiffs seek 10 establish cOpartnershp 10 nav,
isted hot~sep ule parties there being some little ne, -
tate belonging II Mrs. smith and samuel Aud mi - =
pears 70 hs the bone OF contention.
w. c. Wstmoro and H. 3 CoNles, for plainiifs,. ,
Wsbstsr aud James T. Brady, for d0enisnts "
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no. HAVE YOU A COUGHl-Do not neglect it
thousands have met premature death for want Of little
attention 10 a common cold.
Have you Cough1-Dr. Jaynes Expectorant, a safe
medical prescription containing poisonous drugs and
used in extensive practice for several years will most
positively afford relief and save you from that awful dis
ease, Pulmonary Consumption, which annually sweeps
into the grave hundreds OF the young the Old the fair the
lovely and thegay.
Have you a Cough7 BE persuaded to purchase bottle
of the Expectorant. To-day Tomorrow may be too
late.
y Have you Cough2--Jaynes Expcct"rant is tho only
remedy you should tsko 10 cure You.
For this plain rcaso that in no one OF the thousand
cases where il has been used has IT failed to relieve.
Prepared and sold by Or. Jayne, 3os Broadway, New
York.
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90 We have seen curious and attractive bills Of per
formances but such that offered for
the benefit Of H. Huntington the great artist at the Ame
rcan Museum lie gives for the last time his glorious Di
oramc spectscles produces every variety of sweet music
graceful dancing and attractive exercise but what will
please most and excite most curiosity doubtless will be
three Tabiesur Tpan in which will successfully sp-
pear two beautiful ladies' each claiming to be the most
beautiful in New York and gentleman, distinguished
much by talent and position by personal beauty,
who has allowed himself be announced the Beau par
ercelience.
perGo nj q nd hal mast
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90 ALL NATIONS HOTEL. No. III BROADWAY,
Qate the Kremlin next below City Hotel This esat
lshmcnt should have been called the Novelty Hotel for
certainly tits the most novel have ever seen On
the mud floor, enter Broadway Thames
there are four beautiful Bowling Alleys in perfect order
and neatly ornamente for which amusement the charges
are reduced from rs cents 2 You ascend the elegant
marble stairs there you find Dining and Lodging Rooms
uncGualled in this country for neatncss and elegance
There also Billiard Saloon unrivsllcd for beauty, well
ventilated and light with four elegant tables under the
direction and management Of Mr. Michael Phaan who is
well known as polite and gentemanly person in his vo-
catinn &c
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The nIlssus Cumming.

Sweet warblers of the mountain land.
You've crossed the raging sea;
And left Old Scotia's rugged strand,
Our "Souvoiirs" TO be.
And many feelings long forgot
Shall be recalled by thee;
Awakened by thy ev'ry note,
OF sweetest minstrelsy.
Ourown; our simple. native song.
Issweeter far to hear,
Than all the modern, motley throng,
That fall upon the ear.
Then sing once more Old Scotia's lays;
Renew the epic strsin;-- .t
Recall anew our by-gone days,
And lead us home again.
Yes, lead us to orr home once more,
Where many thoughts may be,
(rhOugh parted by the pillows roar
Ling ring meath the Rowan Tree"
Still let thy notes harmonious flow;
I" In unison entwine;" u.H
Still make our warmest feeling glow
With thoughts of "Auld Lang syne''
THOMAS YOUNG.
ew York, l2th March, 1913.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
PnILApHLrHA. March 4-AT Bell, del Mar Gcrh.m, Now
buryport. Cid Delos. Eckfeidt. w Indies.
sAvAnrAH March O-Cd Abigail. (Br) yslPey. Liverpool.
Warsaw, H.ihsway New York; Lion ttoheId sS Diadsm;
gosephine, Re.insop, Havana. Beloy, coming up New
World Boston David Coffin Cassus. Cid Don Juan. Soue.
Liverpool; Bolton Abby (Br) Mason, Tennessee WISE
G;.sow N.hap Wn9'Sr Bo.c, Cameo, JARVIS, do Tens
back, 1en Cobb Hammond hence for Savannah
Ar 3D. Emily Taylor Boss, Session. Zaida Houdet Havana;
Montpelier Ssckpos NYork; Shawsut, Ballard Attaka
CID Cha, Carroll Dean Liyerpoo Tnnante, (spl Bar
rera, Belize, HsRd; ChoctAw, Miller, NYork.
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Superior COurts
Uefore .fuJUe Oak lev.

March A.--Ehas Simpson VS.. Dunning SPanidtng'-
This action TO the value OF certain goods sold
end delivered The defence is that the goods belonged 10
third pnty. The plaintiff submitted to nonsuit
Mr. seoles, for plaintiff, MIR Miller, loT defendant
John Satteriss Nicholas CasidyThis was an action
on note The defence usury. Verdict for plaintiff
s2l4
Jno sstteree for plaintiff; MIR. v.ltee, for defendant
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m3- TO THOSE WHO HAVE COUGHS OR
colds asthma, consumption, we would say read the
certificates, and examine them for yourselves,
either at office in the newspapers in which we
publish them for the benefit of those who have not time TO
spare for this and then you cannot fail being
convinced of the peculiarly valuable character OF Dr.
Tayor's Balsam Of Liverwort 1915 Bowery, and its i'm
superiority all and every one Of those new
medicines got up under different names by the enary
on its reputation against which would warn those
who seek that relief which they expect to receive from
this long tried Basam OF Liverwort. The barelaced
counterfcer dare not initiate steel plate label
To prevent counterfe far price is concerned the
size of the bottles aud the very large quantity they
tain (being double treble that OF those useless ta
only the price of two visits OF physician and one
bottle being often sufficient to effect perfect We
have published certificates lately in the CONNER
cial, Tribune, Herald, SUM- and Chronicle newspapers
with the Of Drs. Clinton, Perkins and Hoffman, re-
commanding it TO the patients who have voluntarily given
in their cases TO publish Examine, and if you not
well (il medicine can cure,) il is your own FAULT Buy
above, Of Dr. Leeds druggist I27 Maiden lane sole
Wholesale agent; Mrs Hays, agent, Brooklyn 30 Fulton
street
Q3- DAUBiGNE's HISTORY OF THE GREAT
REFORMATION of the Sixteenth Century, in Germany,
switzerland &c, in three volumes complete, for 81 For
sale at the Herald office.
Also, stereoty pc edition of
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY,
BY JusTus LEiBfG.
n7- WE HAVE THIS DAY PUBLISHED AT THE
EudENIA GRANDET,
THE MIsER's DAUGHTEh. 80,
tale of Provincial Life IN France IN the Nneteeh'h
Century.
Translated from the French Of II. De Belzac,
by ED. g. GOULD. ~.
Price i9y cents single copy - per hundred u
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CHATHAM THEAsRE.-MR EAroN's BgNEFr-
An extraordinary bill is presented this evening, for
The benefit OF Mr.. Charles Eaton, it being the last
night OF that gerdeman's engagement. The enter
tainments will consist Of Knowles celebrated play
OF William TIE 1.-THE first act of King Lear-the
fifth act OF A New Way TO Pay Old Debts, in all Of
which Mr.. Es ton will appear, aiordng oppor-
tunity for the public to witness his various hsrionc
abilities. Ie will also give his popular limitations
OF the grea Jest living actors, IN which he portrays
some Of he most celebrated characters with re.
markable truth and correctness. Seats may be
secured early in the day
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NUS ELL's PLANETARIuM At Nmro's.-This highly
,n'efes ting exhibition will remain bat a few days
ionsef previous TO its removal TO be taken to Eu-
rope Every one should avail themselves Of this the
only opportunity Of seeing this triumph of mccl,an-
ISM The admission is but 81 cen,s
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia
tCorrespopdence Of the Heraid.l


tConespondence Of the HeIald.I
PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, Marchll, lSiS.
Il Funny Accident Heralds, Trunks. &C. &c. sunk
in the North River.
DEAR SIR.-
The cars from Philadelphia are just in, and bring
the news of a comical accident One of the bag
gage cars run into the North river. man who
saw II says that whilst the steamboat independence,
with about % passengers on board and baggage
car containing 1000 New York Daily Heralds, was
on her way from New York to Perth Amboy, she
careened over by the violence of the winds; the
baggage car not being fastened, '.got going" to
use my nformant's expression, and kept going till
he saw 1t Ego" overheard, and now trunks, boxes,
portmaneaux, ladies' dresses of every description,
gowns, pettlcoas, ID est genus boots breaches,
shirts and shemsetts, all sorts of male and female
attire in promlscuous confusion that never were
near together before, New York Heralds, &c. into
the bargain all lie Sin the deep bosom of the ocean
buried
Youcan form no idea OF the excitement this loss
occas!oned among your two thousand readers IN
this city. All were waiting with the most intense
anxiety at Burgess " Zieber's store to see the
" Herald" and went away like Rachel, "refusing
to be cOmfOrted because they were not"
There is a great deal OF very bad feeling here and
throughout the State, against Mr.. Tyler for taking
Judge Porter into the cabinet. The Wings say
they are delighted with the movement, and that
chiefly on account OF this arrangement, they feel
certain I'm that they will carry the State for Mr. Clay
excessively enraged about it. and say that Mr.. Por-
ter Is the poorest selection they could have made
business is irghhuly dull here. A. B. c.
Sales Of Stocks Mt Philadelphia Yesterday.
40 shares Washington Insurance Company "a $1,000
Kentucky Bonds So $4,000 do cash 30 ~ shares
and Mechanics Bank a5l 8 do do 2sa Q do Kentucky
ArrER BoARD.-Io shares Wilmington RR0.
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The WEATHER. yesterday was January day.
Early in the morning the mercury was down to 16
degrees. Last Sunday it was to G9 deg
In consequence of this being the inclement sea-
son, not many passengers will go in her Travel
lers TO Europe dislike TO cross the Atlantic in March
It Is said that about twenty have engaged berths,
and more may take passage ere to morrow after
noon
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THE REFUGE FROM DEATH.

"TclI me what will life prolong,
Right the system when tbs wrong,
And a double charm dispensing,
Soothe the organs it is cleansing"
Thus exclaimed poor dyspetic,
Hoping aid, but yot skeptic.
One who once, like him, had suffered
Courteous-bis experience profiereh
"Onco," said he, "twas mine to LAM wish
Day and night in mortal anguish
OF diseases, Ia trio,
FILES, dyspepsia, di urhnn,
And though Thousands III expended,
Not symptom seemed amended
Fulton street. onetwenty-fve,
Sought !, more dead than alive;
Who woos Health, there LET him seek her,
Very soon cried " Eurexa 20
FOR Health her sovereign balm dstis,
Through PETERS LOZENGES and FILLS.
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90 THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA.
red by the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy guar
anteed n the worst Of Gonor rhpa elect
any unpleasant discharge from the
ing the breath, disagreeng with the delicate
mach TIE purchasers Of these chests the College bind
themselves to give medicine gratis, cured Price
So EACH
By authority of the College Of Medicine Pharn cys
81 Nassau street, NJ Y.
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent
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HEALTH OF SIR CHARLES BAGoT.--lt was no bet
ter on the 9th inst. 1t was reported that he wa
much worse gradually sinking
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NAvAL.-The store ship Relief Lieut.. Stenet,
sailed from Valparaiso on the LIT of Nov. for Cal
lao, The squadron was on the coast of Mexico
on the 10Th
The U. s. brig of war cambridge, IA days from
Boston, was at St. John, p r., the 10Th alt,
fitting for cruise--all well. The following is a
list of her officers:--
n. F. Johnson Lieut. Commanding; J. W Revere, LIST
Lieutenant John J. Amy, I'd do; CIV. Grant Master
O. A. White, Purser Beach, Assistant Surgeon; Mid
shpmen-R. w. Shufeldt 4. C. Stiles, b. + vsnkook; r.
I'D frice, f. f. stons w. Laird, Jr Capt aims Clerk.
II is reported that the TansiIl Court Martial have
found Lieut.. Tansi guilty of prevarc alton, in moi
answering questions gut to him by the Secretary o.
the Navy in relation to the letters published in the
ST Augustine News. The Court Martial recon-
mended the suspension of Lieut.. Tan sill for three
years on half pay.
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STEAM SH;r ACADIA from Boston for Liverpool
arrived at Halifax on the 3D. instant, in iorty-tw,
hours passage
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Porto Rico.-Advices from st. Johns. p. r.. ar
to the 18th ult Business was dull there No othe
news
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Thc GRAND TyIcr DemonstratIOn.

The first grand, never-to-be-equaled and unlyer
sal movement of the Tyler party for the next pre-
sidency will be held this epeatrg IN the Broadway
| Tabernacle
This is TO be the mighty signal gun for the whole
Union---the first anxious meeting for reviva
| among the sinners OF the Tyler democracy Amos
Palmer, highly respectable merchant, is to be
President of the night, and equal and very large
slices from the democrats and wings to be Vices,
Secretaries, speakers, caqus, and hussaers on this
interesting occaAon
This meeting will be one Of the most funny, the
most curious, the most original, the most party
coiored-the most wonderful of any that ever was
held in New York. 1t will be attended with a
prodigieus crowd
In consequence Of the great importance of this
meeting In reference to the future, we shall send
our unrivalled corps of reporters, who will give the
public tomorrow moni lg. full account of every
eloquent WORD smart saying perpetrated on the
occasion. There will be vast assemblage of
Tyler talent from the whole earth, and great things
may be expected
The SoNKRs CASE BEFORE TIKI GRAND jury
The argument in this interesting case still continues
before Judge Belts in the United States Circuit
Souit' Inc cxCltctlcHt ID actually upon the In
crease. Although this court room may have been
as crowdedupon some other rare occasions, yet we
venture to say, that there never before congre-
gated in that room such an audience of ladies' and
gentlemen TO hear the dry details of an argument,
and that, purely legal abstract abstrse, and
technical character, the subject Of which is mere
question of jurisdiction, and totally devoid of any
possible appeal to the passions. Yet such was the
fact The room was filled to OVERLOOKING, and the
gallery above also, where shone galaxy Of beauty
during the whole sitting of the court.
Two causes may be assigned for ths-first, the ex-
traordnary and intrnno interest OF the ultimate CUES
hon to be decided, and secondly, the eloquence and
profound legal attainments of the counsel on beth
sides who are arguing the case Mr. Duer conclud-
ed his very able argument, and Mr. Griffin resumed
upon the same side, and continued about one hour
yesterday before the Court adjourned
The case bids far to occupy the attention of the
court for the rest Of the week. In the mean time
this new view of the case is beginning to attract
the attention of the newspapers from all parts OF the
country. 1t is impossible asyet to foresee what will
be the decision of Judge Belts, or what will be the
action of the Grand Jury in the premises
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A WESTERN CTY.-The population OF 81. Lou
ianow s,s57. Eight years ago il was bat 1000.
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no. THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
guaranteed IN all forms OF secondary syphilis Pa
cns effected with PAINS In the homes cutrnoons erup
tons thront. and every other symptom indicative OF
tho existence OF vcnercn faint should this specific
without delay Sold in bottles nj 81 each in Of half
dozen bottles 81, Forwarded to airy sddrsSs)
w. g. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office Of the College " Nassau street.
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City IntelIiuencc

POLICE RKFoRM.-The spring elec,ionfor Mavor.
Aldermen, &c, will come off in less than three
weeks, and what has become of the Police Reform
so loudly talked OF when the Wings came into
power We have had three abortive attempts, and
there Is three weeks left for safe deiyerance
OF some proper system.
FEES AND FINES AT THE UPPERIP oLICE-A number
OF srevlous complaints have been rece ATTY made as to
the lees and fines OF the Justices and Clerks of the
Upper Ponce as compared with those at the lower
ofhce We shall investigate this matter forthwith
and call the attention of the Common Council to
the subject. The fees should be uniform, and are
so required to be by the law of the land
HE NIGHT PATROL of police officers, that eff.
fected SO much good by keeping the watch on the
q"' Uiue tor the arrest of burglars we understand
has been abolished. Why is this Who can tell {?
To DAY is General Jackson's birthday. He was
born atCamden. s. c., in the year 1867, and is con-
sequentlv now at the memorable age Of IS.
BURGLARIEs are on the increase in the CITY, and
the attention OF the superntendents Of the night
watch are directed to this important branch Of
crime A new dwelling house belonging 10 Richard
Sisk and Joseph Fletcher 262 Hudson street, was
entered on Sunday night and the doors stripped of
their locks and bolts, and other articles to en- valued
al > 80. fellow named Lawrence Cr,.ein who
stands committed on other offences, stands charged
with the crime.
The boot and shoe store of Peter Jones I'm Third
avenue, between 4oth and 49h streets, was entered
few nights since and thirty pair of mems fine calf
skin boots valued at Sl25 were stolen. The prin.
cipai tibet has not been arrested, but Adam Cling
and VIM l.. Hyatt, the latter of whom was tried
yesterday IN the Court of Sessions for stealing "a
dead OK and acquitted, stand charged 18th the
offence A pair of the stolen boots were found on
the ieet OF Hyatt, who says ne can prove VIII ere he
bought them, and another pair were sold by Cling
to Mr. Hartman.
HANNAH RUSSELL. not Heusts, was the name of
one OF the girls arrested orpicking the pockets OF
person atthe grocery store corner OF Nassau and
edwishes 10 make any explanation he will find the
Pohce reporter at the Court of Sessions at ii O'Clock
this morning.
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STEAMSHIP GREAT WKsTKRN-Tbis ship will leave
tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock, for Liverpool.
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RELIGION new Unitarian Church was ded
Gated in Rochester, on the 9th instant
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81. Jag0 do Cubn.

ST. JAco DE CuBA, Feb IS, 1913.
Saiubity 0fthe South Sds-Ammsen,ents- Trade
Arricd! Of the y. s. ship Vincennes.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ +
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Performances at . and half past 7.