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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

T. MeDONALD, Successor to Med Onald
-, o. Lyons, Regalia nd Banner Manu-.
tacturers. will continue the business at the old
s'sAo where ne will be pleased to fill ali orders that
may be entrusted to hiIa
= Lodges, Divisions and Encsmpments fitted out at
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DARASOLS AND UMBREI.LAS.-Just
l received per express
Rich wcrsted and plain lined Parasols
Rich figured and plain lined Parasols
Silk Umbrellas all sizes and colors
Also, Black Lace Scarfs, very rich
White do do do
Plaih Hernaana Scarfs
Alexander's Kid and Silk Gloves, all colors
Brown, Blue and Green Grenadines for yeis
Together waa Q large and han6 some assortment
Of dress goods TO which we invite the particular
attention of the Ladies'.
WARREN e. PERKINS,
ap16 No l4l. Eagle Square,
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CHECK AND LAID MusLINS,
~ Swiss Cambria, Jsconets, Striped ans Null
Muslins, and Linen goods of all description, be.
sdes the Best styles of don1estic fabrics at all sea-
sons OF the year, kep, and to be had very chesp at
MILLHISER q BRO,
my23 l9S brcrd street.
OUMMER COMFORT.-Just received, a
i fresh supply of Rattan Chairs, which are so
desirabl le for Summer use being exceedingly hight
cool, strong and durable. full assorimens Of ,he
shove. such az hall, dining Office, sewing and chill
drens' table chairs, can be found at
BULKLEY a. cos
mvIe 137 Main street.
VNTHITE GOODS FOR GENTs.-kEEP
w COOL AND LOOK NlCE-White Mar.
seilles Vests, White Pants OF Navy Drih Rusaa
Pants, very superior. Also. White Grass Coats
White Navy Drill Goats, new style Call on
KEEN, CHILES 4 BALDWIN,
my7. No l02 Main street.
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SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO
- We have just opened lot of superior Chew
ing Tobacco which 10 very old and not sweeiened,
and whica is said to be excellent. Also, various
other kinds best brands.
PURCELL, LADD e. CO,
my 10 SO Main street
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ap16

MEXICAN GUANO.-20 tons Mexican Gu
lsA ano daily expected per schooner Pearl. This
Guanois said to be equal not SUPERIOR to the Pc
ruvian, on some soils, and can be sold at q much
lower price.
NH l5-ts ALFRED s. LEE
CODA WATER.-Thes subsc riber's fountain 10
~ now open, where may be enjoyed at all hours
OF the day and evening glass OF this most deli.
cious beverage, with the following havors: Lemon.
Pine Apple, Orgeat, sarssparilla, Scherbet Straw.
berry, Ginger, Non Pareil, DO.
JBW WOOD,
mv5 Corner ahova Citv Hotel
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WILLIAM MOUNTJ0X;s MARBLE
II FACTORY and Granite and Stone Yard, eas,
c1rLer Of rl and Main streets Richmond VI, is at
g. tines pared to furnish Marble Monuments,
Toms OF Lad Stones, OF any sige or pattern: Mar.
L.a MOI ces, Marble work for cabinet makers
OF az w, i the Kind Of the best materials and
w0rzInaas al the shortest notice, and on as ia.
v.ra..e terms IS any 0ther establishment between
Boston aud NV Orleans Having extensive Ora.
mite Quayries Of easy access from the city, and
q q qua:,y 40: to be surpassed even by the far.
f8n.e1 Qu,loy Granite, he also engages to put up
Granite Fronts, or sny other kind OF house.
WORK, in HI alos: reliable manner, with such dis.
p.,cn and Gpon such terms as cannot fl Tito please
eTs-y one.
lCls-Gra.jts furnished of specified sizes for
St l. cut, =. or rough Granite for mason work
n HB-Eav.2g recently engaged very expert.
encec Carver and Engraver he ID prepared TO do all
ku3s OF amental marble work, al the lowest
possible prices. NH 16--3m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

On Sunday, the Sth instant, q man n,rosa
Lennon, employed in Hutchinson g. 20 y
livery stable in Baton Rouge, La, stabbed Mr.
George Shropshire with pocket knife. the
blow taking effect in the liver. At last ec.
counts, Mr.. Shropshire was lying in a critical
condition, though hopes were entertained OF
his recovery. Lennon has been admitted 10
bail in the sum of 500, with two sureties Of
$500 each,
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MARRIAGE scene IN IEDIA.-Bayard Tay-

MARRIAGE scene IN INDIA.-Bayard Tay.
ior writes from Bombay as follows:
Last night, on my way home from the Bo.
tanic Garden, met mag aifcent marriage pro-
cesson in the streets of the native town. First
came very large number of beautiful children,
in open carriages, the pearls and spangles on
their dresses glittering in the light Of torches,
which were borne upon long poles, and waved
in riotous jubilee to sounds of music. Behind
them were boys in jewelled robes on horse.
back, with servants holding golden fringed um-
brellas above their heads. The music--a pier.
cling medley of flies, drums and lutes-came
next, and the bridegroom mounted on white
horse. He was a man of about twenty, clad
in splendid robes OF white silk, all embroidered
with gold. His turban cleaned with Eelrlr.
and his cheeks and forehead were covered with
gold leaf. He was living Ell Dorado, but sat
so grave and motionless on his horse, looking
straight before him, that he might have been
taken for bediZened statue. A servant hold
ing silver screen, resembling fan, walked
on each side Of him, and behind him came the
oowry borne on mems heads. 1t was contain
ed IN twenty or thirty houses, arranged SO as
ire of all.
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RENEFIT OF THE RICHMOND FE.
~ MALE ORPHAN ASYLUm.-The President
and Managers of the above Society, having accent.
ed our services for Saturday, May 9Th. we
shall devote The receipts tor all portraits taken on
that day 10 the above excellent charity A com
hnittee Of the Managers will be present ON the oc
casion to receive its friends who respectfully
1aStee 70 call at the vifginis Sky Light Daguer.
rean GALLERY, No l45 Main street
w. A. PRATT, Proprietor
able
persons who, en- account of the weather, did not
sSsl themselves of the above, may call at their
earliest convenience and have work done for the
Benefit Q; the Orphans. myI
SoDA WATER, COLD AND SPARK.
~ LihG,-We have opened our soda Fonn.
tain, and invite our friends to call and see IT, We
have variety OF syrups, viz: Lemon, Pine Apple
SsrsspsriIla
my ~ GRUBBs e. APPERSON
- PURCELL, LAD0 CO,
my S tss Main street.
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T TEN DOLLARS REWARD
42SStrayed or stolen from the subscriber. in
the lower end OF Henrico county, the Goth of May,
brown Horse, with bride and saddle-the
morse large and well formed-soms white on his
and in tolerable order. | will give the above re.
ward to any person on the delivery of the horse,
b. die and saddle on my farm; or. If stolen. 500
tor IT, horse and detection of the thief.
my 23-o2I&cIt HENRY w SHARPE
FOk SALk.1We are authorised to call a5onT
19?? acre: .spa oa9 sames River, about a5
miles below Richmond. This land is OF the yeTy
best quality, and will be divided into farms TO suit
purch .sers. The terms will be made very accom-.
modatlng.
my23 TOLER & CnOR. AGENTS
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SHOES, SHOES, SHOES.-Just: received
- another lot OF those Cheap Ladies' Cater Boots
Black and Colored, at 81 12h and 81 25 per pair.
HART d. MOSES,
my 10 63 Main street
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SHAD.-l00 barrels North Csroilna shs5 -
~ ceiving and for sale by N' -
my II TINSJEy T. ppy.1r
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7 AIDES, DRESS GOODS in every styN
II and variety, such as Silk Tlssues, Bareges, Ba.
repe de LANES, Lawns, Lustres and Alpacas. and
mourning gooss generally, closing ont at unusual
low fgures at
,,,oA 1913 Broad street
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NMALL LOAF SUGAR.-5O barreIs recai,
~ ing and for sale by
my IA TINSLEY g. BRYANT
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,;s ome ~. Duchesne has been driving about Pa.
s;n ~ ,a, u gauoy wagon, and with band of mu.
onsai oms easing out teeth. He stops in some fire.
,bs d"ennu r'u place, collects crowd by means of
Mv snns moai, and then invites the afflicted to
tlce on the side of the wagon reads ,bns % ~ ~
"3OOO francs if miss tooth, Zach anil.
cant mounts on the seat with M. Duchesne who
demands the coin before procee6ino. The
mead Is then inclined backwards, the month
opened, the tweezers inserted. and the tooth
snatched from its CORY bed 1t is held nm in
the air for an instant for the admiration If the m
multitude and at each extraction the drnm
gives a bang of triumph, '"A'
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ENRESH VANILLA BEANS.-One case
4 Prime Vanilla Beans. Also, extra Vanilla,
Rose, Almond, Peach. &c, TO. aavoring Ice Cream,
for sale by PURCELL, LADD g. co.
my l9 Druge ists, 90 Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

| ARGE LOT OF CHEAP GAITER
Ia Boots, just received by
my l3 PEMBERTON g. BRO
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LNAMILY ROE HERRINGS-Prime North Caro-.
l. lima Roe Herrings IN half bbls
do Halifax do do just received
and for sale by P VOOLFOLK, Jr,
my2 1S0 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

M AAkE n GARDEN.-Any person wishing
ISA to renta Marke. Garden may hear of good
situation by applying at this office.
NH 30 diff
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nAT MEAL.-Pearl Barley, Hecker's Parina,
~ pure English Mustard, Beadel's Pearl Starch,
Tomato Catsup, &c, &c, on hand, for sale By
HULST g. KING;
my18 Frsnklin st, Old Market,
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tyM. II. CLEMMlTT,
-Nnv~
rnvl1-Tm J. HARVEY CAMPBELL.


w AND PAPER HANGERS. respectfully In.
f3-ra the public, that their Spring assortment of
Goods in tae above line is now complete, consist
Ing in part Of gilt. velvet, satin and common Pa.
rers: Borders, Fire Screens, Curtain Papers. Win.
COW Shades. Mating, floor and table Oil Cloths,
Mattresses and Feather Beds, OUNCES, &c, &c, all
Of which they offer at prices as low can be pur
chased elsewhere, al their store, No l44 Broad
s,-ss, ogr3lsita the Theatre
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I ICORICE.-25 cases Santc~d's Roll Lico.
- rice, 25 do do Cake Lico.
rice, now landing from steamer Roa1b1e, for sale
by JOHN A ROBINSON,
my IL corner Cary and Va streets
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EAHITE DRILL PAnTS.-Just received,
w beautiful lot of White Drill Pants.
s MERCHANT d WEISIGER,
nv 18 No il2 Main street.
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IN 00O LYNCHEyRG COUP0N
AOsOOO BONDS for sale by '
do sa a. w pY,S1r,

LtEk.-rhe nighest premium paid for siI
f. % CIV puRCEII Eco
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OUTER, BUTTER-Prime Goshen, Butte
ID always for sale by
my2l VOOLFOLK. Jr, Iso Broad st.
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DRASS BOUND WATER BUCKETS
ID AND CANS-A large assortment of the above
articles can be found at 1877 Main street. Also,
Wood Trays, Bowls, Butter Prints, Wood Spoons,
Market Baskets, Clothes Hampers or Baskets. at
mvl9 BULKLEY & cos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-25

OTEAM PACKING.-A large stock OF India
y Rubber and Hemp Packing on hand, and for
sale by
my Is WILLIAMS Il BRCTHER.
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THE POLICE.

Tie Commissioners Of Police met yesterday for the nves
gson Of charges against Policemen charged with viola
toI Of the rules and regulations.
Prtsent-Msyor Westervet Judge Beebe .nd Recorder
Ilou.
OFFICER cOwAv.
The first case called that Of Officer Cowar Of the
Frsi Ward. charged by Mr.. JOackem.0n lawyer with
having assaulted him, and With unocsr ike conduct
recent At of the wharves the landing Of
the Boston boat The charge sustained by M j. De
cision reserved
The Ie1t seemed to create good deal of lively IN
and large array OF witnesses were present from
the Fst Ward The party accused powerful for his
exc.lepf character aud conduct officer aud the
marks Of tie Recorder and Judge Beebe IN relation tn hs
case should sdmoDish practical okers even among the
Police that they should BE- careful Row they act toward
fh.r brother officers even in a SatOD-hOuse The
u'.usut 10 this IS policeman n.m-d Lynch belong
Ing 70 the FIrs Ward he sworn, and testified that
the accused drunk the night referred to did not
converse with HIN az al.
Cross examined by Dir Busted.
told 1t SDOigra-s about IL him Styles asleep and
assisted handcGfing him sensation in Court HILL
policeman ss..ed witness 70 put the hand cuff.
then took newspaper and put in his mouth the accused
st asleep desired wnes 70 do II me Of the
men Mr. CObe struck him. styles the back and he
Vas woke up Hill and the only present
the handouts were on for ten minutes hs mouth
was open piece OF newspaper loot long was
put in his mouth by witness who IS going
i've wears in the Police saw him intoxicated
before the Station House did not report him
then the reason h. witness, mide the compla WAS,
because tlcy Dc D-mOfrAtlC --Cuou oi
station House, had prosecuted him and the Wing side Of
TIE Police there sughter the Democratic section
20 the satonH,us and DO they please and moth
ING said about II, renewed laughter they the
Wigs have been frequ-ny threatened 70 be reported by
The Lieutenant. who il Democrat lrOSrs Of Laughter
certain clique Is around the Station House means TIA;
witness and friends were prosecuted because they were
Wings.
Several Witnesses were subsequently examined in
corrobOrstioD. but the testimony IN chief went
70 show ihA; Officer Styles performed aborous duty on
the dsy in question when from an early hour hs was de-
tailed duty the Battery ben the President Arrived
here his recent tour that remaining without any KIND
Of rfreshmeni during the day he overcone oy fatigue
ard want Of rereshmen The Recorder and Judge o-eoe
delivered very rebuke 10 Lynch and hh Tor tne
practical Joke they had been guilty Of ana ths case
viii unosrgo further litigation through the hand 81 the able
Counsel Mr. Buseed. who has the matter nov IN charge
Mr. b. summed up ct considerable Length and commented
upon the facts with good deal Of severity The decision
ha. been reserved and good deal Of anrOu, interest
manifested the result The decisions IN the different
obsr Goes already before the Board viii be rendered
q day or two The Cosr adjourned
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~ Z T.
NAIyOSAL OBSERVATORY.

w Aslingfon. July IT, l8bl8
GESTIENES l have the pleasure TO receive the glAs
borne and presented 10y Capt Morgan, in the lns of
Merchants Underwriters, Shipmasters aud Others en-
gsgeo IN foreign trade
am less for expression and hope therefore gentle
fthe committee, you will d. the favor 10 nvsy
in suitable terms my acknowledgements for this handsome
preset. In making known the cons .der,tOns which
moved the donors 10 distinguish with h0n0rs aud
svshing Kindness YOU have been been pleased 10 your
letter speak Of me and my Abors in very high terms
snd when l recoi-ct the by whom ana in whose
these things are said perceive in your words
thing that L precious than silver god There Is
virtue, gentlemen in the well done of such men.
The Merchants. Underwriters, Shpnasers aud others,
for whom you speak, the by the aid OF whose
enterprise energy and skill New York has become the
CONNIE rcsl emporium Of this continent and the
tile marine Of our country, the adn ration the world
The appreciation, therefore, Of such concerning the
value Of my lAbors and to which they the best Of
JvogeS not only cheers snd encourages 10 renewed
Efforts hut Il sirer CITIZENS my hands for good
thank you gentlemen for this belp-I thank You for
W- snd nine-l thank y0n in the name OF my brother
officers Sne co labores IN this work Of csiechsDg
ard Tie air Tor mi rmstl0n thzi eul man We feel
that you have enlarged for the privilege Of doing good
II sn important result has been elected now and then il Is
10 their patient erseyerng to.oms labor that in
debted tor H. They do the while like the pras, OF
old with MS oracle merely stand bet tbs public and
them, to give form sad expression 10 the truths they
elicit.
ReciprooSDg your kind wishes for health and happiness
have the honor, gentlemen. To be-
iouT very ulueh obliged frenA servAnt
w q MAIRY. IL USN
To Messf. Walter Jones' wn Asgtn-sl Ed-in B.rtlrr
K Collin. A. Lev, c. N wOleoL r. Morgan, " Assp,
HeufJ OtinRoh
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TESTIMONIAL To LIEUT.. mAURY.

NEN-lORk. MONDAY, JAY T. 1888
The following correspondence has been handed to us
for publications it fully explains itself aud give it &C.
cordinely without comment:
To LiEuT. MAUhY-D,ar Sir. During your engage
mtpt at Washington, IS superintendent Of III, National
Observ story by the application Of your talents and
Try you have furnished - nAvg anon parts Of Of
wind charts Of great value 20 commerce. es-
tiT 10 our thanks, and To favorable commentator
Of your undertaking an encouragement 70 you to pere
we're IL pertcfing IT,
Merchants Underwriters, Shipmasters and others en-
gagged in foreign commerce. appointed u COMMITTEES 10
procure present you SUIT hle and enduring estmO-
nal OF Their appreciate OF the great benefits the business
o. the world has received from cur hands
In performing the Ouiy with which we're charged
have The honor 10 You by the hands OF of
our number $1,000 of the Bonds of the NV Haven and
New ok Railroad Company aud service o. pl.e which
vii please accept from in behalf of the donors and
We accompany the With best wishes tor your
health happiness and expressi Of hopes that
may live long time after your work OF Usefulness Is
perfected 10 enjoy the gratitude Of ysur colurymen
We He R'h .Ieai respect, your obed cot servants.
WALTER K. JONES z TILEsTDN,
WN. II. ASPlNNALL, A. A Low,
EDWIN BARTLETT + X. COLLINS
RObT b. MlNIiRN C. NJ WOLCOTT
SIDNEY BROOKS L. r. MORGAN
GEORGE GRSWOLD JOS. ". ALsOP,
HENRY GRINELL.
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Ar the West.


CoIUNsus, Mich july ls-On sunday morning last we
b. bard fro-, here md IN places - ras ound
Tn, is pretty fr the middle Of july Oar CT ps OF
and Grass IRE good Corn AND Potat-s we're 10 *
n vel. bu; do not nov since they were not oitss
on er til der vegetables considerably illured ine
INNER is dTy and cool.
ST CHlELIs July eO-We shall have potatoes so plenty
ST We afford to sell them for ~ rter and don ei
pet 10 CT ihs -
0AK GsovE Iowa July Winter Whei IS nearly Al
cut spurg Wb.a; yet ready The crop great one
LoUisyILLE July 2l.-NO one now We believe, thi9ks
The growing Tobacco crop vii be an average one ne
0Brier ssy-:
We from an intelligent farmer 10 Christian County
tbs The crop this year will b-sr comparison with that 81
- tbs. many s-ctions the plants we're set out on tns
# July sad they will yield one third Of crop 10
n os places aud but half crop under the most t.vor
able ;snces. The recent rains may redeem the
crops in measure though the season is almost too far
advanced.
The prices Of this staple in this market continue in the
ndsi aid notice sale III the Pickett warehouse
five hogkesds Of manufacturing leaf roEn on lennes
Rive - 30 - = Tor so OF them, and slO Tor
each Of the others They purchased by Mr. holorook
one Of largest manufacturers
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Erona North.

ssowHEG,', Maine July 2l-You know our staple crops
are Grass aId Potatoes Everybody 10 buy IN the ii ~
field On old land. the crop is light other lands
eood-beavier las; year Hay worth sl2 per tun
We live n hopes Of good Potato crap.
W.TERI owN, Y. !, July 20 The earth IL literally
psrch,o N this vicinity and vegetation is su ring exceed
ipgy Hay is high commanding readily $40 per tun. and
green Cd ugh AZ that Bat little yet offered in market
50 ing crops look badly particularly late and there
viii he but little straw The severity of the drouth is
ing the defh mary trees The plains north OF rs have
been on FIRE for several DAYS.
SYRAcusE Jul, aI-farmers are tusily a, work az hr
y.sing their Wheat crop most Of ~tch in this vlcnl'y
looks well snd We think As productive a. usual.
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Crops south.

FRrDysIcEsErRG. Va. July % The vhea, hirves; in
n vcriiy has been quite -. sf4ctory. The yield - not
e1;rao nary, but the quality is exceedingly foe Corn
IA. suffering from protrscted drought but for the
,i W.. the refreshing rains have revived Il 20 an
sluo.t incredible extent 10 insure good crop.
NAsHIN6rOS. Ark, July " esterdsy We had good
ram crops will now look up
I.GRASGE, Ga July I've have had copous rains
his will b. p dried up country
CRors WEATHER, RnN, &c-For the week past we
have had in immediate u unity fee seasons for the
turing crops OF cofor weeks previously the showers
we're partial But now expect all OF our farmers have
hao quite enough the wants OF Their corn.
Cotton has the best appearance We recou-ct ever 10
have noticed at this should the rains continue
however have fears that II may not bear WELL and in
stead Of maturing full crop of early bos-run too much
teweed
The weather is exceedingly pleasant for July, and our
cour try 60 far has been unusually healthy The crop of
melons Sc are so abundant that We fear bad conse
qutrces from great indulgence in this voIte fruit, and
you'd beg our he prudent in this very important
Natter Our is daily flltd with cartoafs OF the
Target ard finest melons however and advice thro va
ava, az ans the powerful attractions Of their bleeding
hearts .
This SESSION OF the years. naturally warm enough, without
ar'if i4 heat but signs Of work ahead for
our District and Gubernators al candidates.
Albany Ga) Courier, July TO-
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CRYSTAL PALACE.
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.

Number Of single rct al 20il season tickets 'al
amount of cSsl received 6 COS ..