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ma o to witness he was afraid Of beag poisoned
bv these prisoners d., Yes. a, ttt. ~ sisifnr
We've not Lorento and Ayala ~ we naH y, ss9 Rev
Rsy Yes they we've ~ The custom o. soss t5vsps %
Was not Rsy in the habit OF gong 2qt YIN Aoe'-'
wink a. ne went out or twice WIRE MIN, a.. .
What was the matter when he was sick the seeona ne
Ihs ia@S g sa9 b !nsetsoe al the time Yes
WHY ala 10 wear them He wore them 70 a's"l''
VVby did he want TO disguise bimIelf? Do know
Was he not afraid Of being murdered boil ti"A -
Bd not Rsy positively say he aaid Of bvng mar
When what do YOU mean BY saying that he was afraid q
being poisoned Leaving house for isaI 81 being poi
soned aud being stabbed two different thing, . aea
Have you not said that GU lent pistol 70 hS "uo"@
Did you lend him the pistol qE fearOf being poisoned H.
No Rey knew the object Of his loaning IT,
Did you get the pistol back e. e.. n, = 49, h,nss
When The afternoon that 10 lett u n my h9e-
Whist did be say when he returned itl.,l was not ~
home al the time when i was lett -, ..r,.
Was il handed to you by young msn when you came
Who e SS tie po to you Rey did give the Pia-
Did some one point ont the pistol 70 you !.'..When
d Won III mo- Question about g. L did not make any
WbSs did you mean by three lawyen > Explain The
alegory Il meant that Lloene thought that was taxing
ee ' ~ tbIee LAWYERS not Loente Ayaa and yousIf
do not know who they were. thought formed one Of
Have YOU not stated on several oeoa-ong that have
'R d E yeu I ao sa e G 3 Rsy had lei said
because was deceived as to the gay ne sett, 49, bt
nave you not seen l4lutetas tAD NtA tft'sN
| have not him after the blh 80
Did you mot that You have not spoken 70 Iioi4he
since the departure OF Rey b. did not say So II otheA
say 50 it not trus; they merely choose 70 say so
Did Reypot promte some noneyto buy negro f'''.
He did.
Have you not said so H.. No 80,
Why did you not 20 to the Consul a.. Because had no
What became Of Rsy's speetaees T. Il do MOI know.
Mr.. CohcH-Did Rey pas by any other name t some
said Garcia, some Rey. -,
Rey tell something about his physician 4.... es.
Repeat Il. On the day that Ayals left for Havana |
asked Rey my house, what physician that was that
Loene and Ayaa had brought TO his house, hey SAID
will tell you the truth the doctor that these persons nave
brought here Don Carlos de Egpafla.
uTe H.. No.
or eight days before.
The examination of the witpes here ended The Court
then adjourned until this afternoon at O'Clock, when It
meets the u S, District Courtroom, on Royal street.
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CHARIEsToN AND NEW YORK The fine steamships
Nothener Capt. T. S. Budd. and sOuthensr Capt M.
Berry which connect with the great Northern mail line and
run regularly bstween Charleston and New York. make this
route particularly at the present time the desirable
now open between this city and New York The passage
between Charleston and New York is made in about so
hours making the time from New Orleans 10 New York
less than eight days, and giving pleasant variety Of
yelling. The steamer Selma leaves Mobile on Tuesday
morning. and passengers leaving here Monday morning
will reach Charleston in time to take the steamer which
leaves there Saturday at4PM Mr. McGibbOney the Mail
Line Agent at the st. Charles Hotel, win give any nor
nation desired
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Or There were present. at the funeral of Mrs.
Madison, Mr.. Morris, an aged and highly esteemed
citizen Of Philadelphia, who was witness Of the
deceased lady's fntmarriags to DR.. Todd, of Penn
sylvania, and again Of her marriage to Mr.. Madi-
son and also Mrs. R. Bland Lee and Mrs. ~ B.
Van zandt, of Washington City, who were the
trademarks at her second wedding.
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OF The first Electric Telegraph in Ireland, has
recently been erected two miles long, between two
railway stations at Kingsbridge.
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CHOLERA IN PHILADELPHIA. - The Board OF
Health report 76 cases and % deaths Of cholera,
during the twenty-four hours ending at noon on
the 18th. The physicians there continue 70 claim
a more successful treatment of the disease than
has been the case in any other citythe proportion
Of deaths being smaller, to the number of cases.
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Col. DUNcAN's REMAINS. - The New York
Board of Aldermen have taken measures TO have
Col Duncan's remains brought to that city for
;,,t.rr,a,A
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OR The Bangor Wing Of the l4th says that
there were ten persons killed during the riot be-
tween the Orangemsn and Catholics at St. John.
The number of wounded has not been aseerLained.
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~ The Regatta at Pass Christian seems to have di.
reeied the attention Of all the Lake this Of amuie
ment, 1t may be by advertisement in another COL
umn that Capt GTce offers silver cup prize in boat
nce1O come off at Vaudeville Wednesday next. The
race IS open to all boats exceeding IS feet keel The
Olivia viii take passengers that day on the arrival
OF the O'Clock A. There will be certain to be
crowd at Vaudeville on the 1st OF August
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o. The Washington Republic seems TO admit
that Col. Weller, Commissioner to run the Mexi-
can boundary, has been removed, and that Col.
Fremont has been appointed in his place
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Aungary and g armanY,
BALTIMORE, July 23.--An official bulletin has
been issued by the Austrians, announcing the COM
pulsory retirement Of the Hungarians from Raab,
They pre- said to have retired towards Weiss prior
to the capture Of the city Georgey, by declining
battle a. Raab and continuing his retreat, will inn
pose upon the Austrian and Russian army the ne
eessity Of leading some 10000 men before Comorn
Nevertheless Georgey would never have abandoned
Raab except with the intention Of leading portion
Of his force against Parken,. A rumor prevails at
Paris, in the Assembly, that the Hungarans
gained an immense advantage over the Russians
in the victory Of Raab. The Russians are said 10
have lost 1900 men at Fiume. A desperate battle
was fought on.the 29th between the Prussans and
the insurgents. In the battles Of Carlsruhe and
GagdenteIle the insurgents were defeated. Gen.
Peickt has taken possession of Baden.
FoURTH DIsPAFcH
BALTIMORE, July 2lst--The bark Charles Bart
lett, Of Plymouth, Massachusetts, was run into on
Wednesday, 9th, blythe steamer Europa, about
700 miles west Of Cape Clear, and the former sunk
in three minutes. or 176 passengers and crew
only AZ were saved The Europa sustained little
damage.
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The WATERING PLAcEs-For Bilori-The
Gen. Taylor, Capt Scott 81 a. n. cars. !. For
ho5ils-Ihe James l. Day, Capt Ciberson, II A.
~ cars. For Madisonoills- Olivia, Capt
0flce, 4P.M., cars, on Saturday, and A. NJ, cans,
On Sunday. For Bilori-The California, Capt
Reynolds, P. n, cars and the Mobile, Capt SUIT
ton, p n, cars. The above are excellent boats,
eommanded BY gentlemen, in the full sense Of the
term, who know how to make trip agreeable 70 ALL
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A. yooivis Miss, 90 The $50 inst, Rev. Dr. Angel Mr.
IJNUs r. HUTCHINSON, al New Orleans, 10 Mrs ZOE A.
SMITH, Of the former place.
At Jaehuon La 9 BY Rev Judge shattuck Rev
Prof JOHN G. MILLER to Miss EMILY sCOlI' daughter OF
Thomas Scott
On the 18th inst atths residence q 4sI shsT n hniis Co.
by A. W. Poole Mr.. ". H. WOODWAhbi OF HAt
FeIcans tu Mia SARAH A. RENTS. -
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On Tuesday, the san ns, at Of bis father, DR. J. W.
p McGmlsy Of Baton Rouge Of consumption,
~. JOHN II. McGIhsEY, sged 81 ysara
In ST. Mlrnsvis Monday, the 10th inst, Mr. THEoDULE
DELAHOussAYE, aged 50 years. -
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eAtfdaQily give pi4ce-tO the statement OF Judge
Alexander Walker On the subiscrof his connection
with the Atchataiaya Bank, on which the order
fer arrest againsl him, defaulting Receiver, pub
hshed yesterday, was obsained The postscript
viii excite some surprise lis The first public am
nouncements that be is not editor proprietor Of
the Delta. We may be pardonsd for our ignorance
Of fact, Of which the whole city was unapprised
until this morning.
We are not sure whether it is intended also 70
disclam the auihorshpof the articles on the Canal
Bank, about which there has been so much COM
notion, BY Of their illiberal personalities
towards oficeu Of The institution, for alleged in
debiedness, notyet proved, and certainly not es-
tablished by the Judgment Of a Court.
The right" and the entire proprietv' Of our
course in publishing this statement in regard to a
epublic officer are beyond question But they
should not have been pointed al Judge Walker,
but from the universal association OF name and
position with tie authorship Of thoss articles,
which carried public scrutiny into Bank transae-
tons into such minute individual inquisitions
Judge Walkers card shows that there NAV be
Indebtedness % a Bank, not merely eonisctural or
constructive, bot fixed BY judgment and execu.
ton, wherein The parties implicated think and pro-
aeAa % show that they are guililess Of moral wrong
We hope this may prove a lesson of charitable
construction TO the present editors Of the Della
whoever they may be--and that the lesson may be
more impressive as taught nj the case Of a man
who We know has been, il he is not now, F." the
principal editor and one Of the proprietors" Of
shat paper
Tbs Judge seems to think that we dealt uniustlv
e noi copying the endorsement on the writ We
did not publish the writ--which was in the hands
q the Sherih-but the order Of she DisirictJudge,
taken from The records Of the Court Hence we
could know nothing of the stav of execution.
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NE ORLEANS


VIII contain ghe usual amo1u Of new and interest
ing matter among lhs rssi en analysis Of Mr.. Cal
hours Address g fha Southern people, M. Clay's
Letter e the Cleveland Convention, Details Of the
Forsan Ih rsacs by the Niagara, Accounts BY
Is Csissonis Report Of the Rey Trial, etc. etc
vs. aAaa remind orr professional and mercantile
frishds that ne Weekly Crescent would bea good
lnsdian inserting their advertisements and cards,
IS Il has good circulation, particularly in LOUIS
iara. issippis Arkansas and Texas. Copies in
Wrappers may Be had at the counter.
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CANDIDATE DEcLINED.-Egbert Morgan has
declined the nomination for the Legislature offered
him by the democrats of East Baton Rouge. Mr..
John Bogar is spoken Of as the candidate to supply
the vacancy caused by Mr.. Morgan's declension.
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fLAoUEMiNE SENTlNEL.--We would call atten-
ton 70 the card in another column Of Mr. Brad
burn, editor Of Tie Phquemine Sentinel The
Sentinel Is we'll conducted sheet, and cireulaies
70 highly prosperous section Of the State It's
evidently an advantageous medium of advertising
for our city merchants and mechanics.
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NHw MUsIc.-Ws have received ffsm the publisher MI
WIN. 7. Mayo No. Camp street, the new waltz Maria
composed and dedicated to Mans Bell by M H0fnsr We
have not learned the piece but from glance at it. should
think 1t worthy the attention of musical amateurs. The
style Of the publication does oedto thu publisher Mr. Mayo
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n We aFe informed by telegraphic dispatch,
dated Baltimore, July 2Olh, that Edward NJ John
son has been appointed Secretary to the Mexican
Commission, Uice WIN. Carey Jones, resigned.
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HE MAIL RoUrE VIA MONTGOMERY AND
CHARIEsToN.fh remarks we made some time
ago, borrowed from a notice in an Alabama paper
attribntng one or two successive mail failures to
the bad roads on tbs stage routs between orelika,
Aia-, and Griffin, Ga, have drawn forth from
one q ihe parties interested, a statement which
We are grateful TO make public.
4 e coniended that the books Of the Postofice
Department win show that no portion Of the mail
service between New Orleans and New York has
been performed with more reguIariy-or with
fewer failures going South--since the commence
ment Of lhe present contract, in l847 The streams
on the route are ell brdged and the road keptin
good order during the summer, fall aud spring
months. The slow schedule during The winter
enables the connection TO be made for the mails
without fail This is effected by the large amount
Of live stock on hand.
i Me make these explanations cheeFfulv for the
information Of tmvellersalthough we do nat tbink
eui casual allnaion 10 the supposed failure Of the
mail did any serious injury 10 tie route. We have
."seiea mat foule Ourselves, two years in success
sion, and had every reason to be satisfied win M
eeeshenee Of The arrangements.
But the days Of ssasing ars npmbsred rho
Montgomery Railroad vsal be fnisbs3 ~, ,..,,rs,,
an 1850 to the Georgia line 4 w., paint ~
Alabama and West Pom, Railroad. for,ping q con.
nseiion with the Georgia Railroad 4 ge,,ins \,
rapidly The stock has been nearly An ,slsn srd
the grading for forty miles was put under co,,,.a,
on lhe gosh inst. The road win updopb,s,1, ~
flashed in 1881 and, thereafter there viii E s Is
uninterrupted ailroad and steamboat nsv;ss,t ~
between New oflsans and Nav York me nal
coach will soon e. among the "reminiscences Of IN.
" oldest inhabianf~ '
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" Native American Fire Co. No 10 Attend
Regular Monthly Woshng SUNDAY MURNlNG, July q,
la4 o'cecE-Monhy Meeting Immediately DE Wsshng
jy27 l.. p MclLVAiN, Secretary.
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~ Protection Hose Fire %. : Attend with pune
taauy he Monthly Washing SUNDAY MORNING All O'clock.
W. BIZ order: Jos. u. RnsHA. saeraLlrE.
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~ Missis sippi Fire Co. No. 2.-The Oficer and
Members OF this Company will please Special Meetng Tor
the purpose OF trying The Engine. By order
bH GEO. A. FOsDICK, Secretary.
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~ The Nisgara, On her last trip out made the
quickest voyage ever made from New York 10 Iiy.
alpool By sn hour md twenty minutes.
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Auction sales This Day.
Massu. FLoRANcE s. TAYLOR. at Banka' Arcade. at Il
oCock-SiHBes
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% Why don't the Weekly Crescent exchange
with ua i-Sk landry Why
This WIS entirely an oversight, and we hope the
Wing VIII receive our Paper regularly hereafter.
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EE- We ara indebted to The officers Of Che storm
Tor Lousvilleand Cincinnati papers.
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OLYMPIC IHEATRE.-The performances at the Olympic
tonight arc Tor the benefit Of that highly talented and popu
lar actor Mr. CHARLES during which be appears as Claude
.Heiaotte, h The Lady Of Lyons and ID Cant PDper
in The White Hos Of The Pannarl ;,
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The REaATrA Al MONTE. The Mobile Be.
gatsa, which comes off on Monday, promises great
sport There arc 70 be three sailing and two row
ing Faces. One would be enough for one day, but
here is a surisitbf good things. Those Of our citi
zsne who have time to spare, and wish to make
The acquaintance Of as liberal and respectable set
Of men az live upon The face Of The earth would do
we'll TO start for Mobile io-day-go TO church and
look aboutihe Town on SundaY-and remain during
Monday for the boat races, and Monday night TO
zee the way % which The boys 9 do things 10 the
other village The steamer James L. Day, which
Starts to-day viii afford vistsrs safe and pleasant
passage 70 Mobile by Sunday morning. Itis buta
few steps from tie landing to Cullum's Mansion
House, which is net inferior to any hotel in the
country, Those who wish to PASS the day at the
different watering places IN the Bay will find boats
leaving foF them at different hours If they wish
10 take drive and see the beautiful country in the
vicinity Of the city, our calvin Edison friend.
Barney Won Epps has an establishment adjoining
the Mansion House, where they viii find some
right fast nags for a brush. Those who cannot
leave to-day will be in Mobile in good lime to wit.
ness che races BY taking passage in the Oregon To-
morrow morning 81 II o'clock
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~ Philadelphia Engine Co. No I4--The member
this Company hereby notified the o
FIRES and alarms viii be strictly enforced.
By order Of T. B. HEARTr, Chief Director.
jy25 @. Il. PEARSON, Secretary.
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~ Notice.-The German Dfayman, No. =, who TOOK
The Goods from 'he Of Teuoue and eyse streets eousl
Of CHEST, BANDBOX, ROCKING CHAIR etc, will report
the place from which he received the be viii Be prosecuted
ACCOUNTING 90 law, as be q l.su kn0rn. Iy2e %
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or We thank he Dutoc for a Li,ile Rock paper
Of he 20lh.
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There will be grand strife this morning at the
Pelican somewhat resembling the battle Of poFk and beans
not spoken Of in Homer Ten O'Clock is the hour See
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New YORK Markets

Yesterday Cotton was held higher aiter the re-
cept of the Caledonia's news Flour was firmer--
Ohio s. l2R, Southern So 81; Corn. ST. firm
Stocks fim-new loan at II per cent premium;
Sterling Exchange at g per cent premium. The
Cholem IS rapidly decreasing there were Today
- cases aud IS deaths. 49,. There was heavy
thunderstorm in Baltimore last night
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~ o. S. Mail Steamer savanna-Fof Plisbup
Wheeling, Cincinnati and LouisvileIhm and splendid Ugh
dught passenger will leave above THIS DAY. SatU
day, 2o'eock p. punctaay from PoyiIa street wharf
(y28 HYDE g. OGLESBH, IS Pogdrus g.
Passengers will please be board 81 the above hour.
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HILL, MCLEAN g. CO.,
~ TON FACTORS AND COMMISslON MERCHANTS,
~ Cz7aI Street, Ne1 Orleans. jy2s lyW
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DUBLlSHED IN PbAQUEMlEE, Parish Of Ibefvls in
the centre OF the Stale, and in OF is most wealthy
and p0pnlous Districts about 70 enter its SECOND
TERIAl.s CRY fayor are respectfully solicited; All
Camp street. will be punetnaly attended TO.
Jya8 w. II. BRADBURN. Editor and PEoprietor
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Louisiana HiStrionic Association.

MTs MARY STEWART respectfully informs the Honorary
Members Of The Association, her friends generally, that MON
DAY EVENING July 30 1879 been assigned for be Benefit,
upon which occasion will be produced the Comedy Of
THE SOLDIERS DAUGHTER,
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MR.. II, o. HALL j. our duly authorized gent during
lVL our absence from the city. HOYT & FORD
hswOreans, 18th July. 1919. iy28
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M Preaur resumed-This is our affidavit Ali that we
ask is the evidence Of the of the May Ellen to show
ofhisown fee will and accord. By mony of GuIcia
former Office has received full pardon and that all effected
10 Havana be hung Yet see the strong passion Of
ihe people displayed even in the Cont, by appaud9g the
Dntict Attorney People that under the authority
Of the Spanish Government that this can be made to APP
have him conveyed out of the habo in an American man;
Of war and then et BIN speak without fear, and he viii
ducon IT, therefore. the Whos truth the object of this
Proceeding let US have continuance that will ave time
you lite OF twenty years in my profession with repoaoh
ag upon an5 69 e On ses ne producing o. thl:
but let me ask what will BE- the effect of it Exposed by
ibis sG Darie testimony in the eyes Of all Of our citizens in
the estm Of every honest man without IebuttnR e
mony account for the eeumstanal proof adduced
the sitting Of the Count our innocence will be e5ablhed
This C99I Is MOI bound r IN esses o. felony to eurn the
demeanO and if the examining Magistrate satisfied that
& W. 81 6D T We Ssn o. s3a e G S n,d Fe
witnesses will soon show us IN proper light
Mr.. DHfour-I have al@i ys tnleavofed when in the
character o. baTrsle to b. law abiding man What is
most dspeaslng TO TO one, whether colleague
own personal character What have we to dB with tbe
character of the council for the defence have no
the counsel for the defence We vii not attempt 70 throw
Rso ms controversy the weight OF our character OF names
this uuOuuded. The gentleman alluded 70 the
District Attorney The prosecution was not aDpauded-et
not ths libel be thrown the people. Il The
eaees expressed 10 dsieueg Of public law. fAppauEsl
Lei the counsel for the deencs come Legal ground
20 legal position hes been assumed The premises set
forth Illegal and 10 be dsTegaded When continuance
asked The ground of the absence of witnesses there
must b. shown prospect Of their returning and bar
here placed TO this By the fact that they of the
n.y. he counsel here point support his
pOslonl These parties trial they
called 10 show their Innocence We called upon 10 show
our hands We came prepared 10 dc this substantiae
the changes against them. The nvesugaon simply to
room 70 bfng the parties before jury Of the land What
would be the result Of continuance in this easel We have
gea number Of WitnesSstyOu may divide and cut down
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HAME to my house, Thunday evening,
~ b inst, q little White SIP ANIEL DOG. Tszsst0
The owner will please call and pay CHARGES, )H~-la-
and take him away. w. BLACil, $780,
iy231t cor Second and Live OAK s's., Lafayette.
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steamboat Departures ThIs Day.

~ ADHERrLsEMENTs ~ raLltD IN.
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~ Tickets, ST. They obtained he principal
soes f. A. Tys Music Store, 80 Camp street,
Rotary, bis office under the St. Charles Hotel iy25